Kilts with fringe around the apron?

[Scibaer]

is that lass wearin' anything below the waist, she looks bare arsed to ma ..

damn i hate to bring this up

[Pour1Malt]

is that lass wearin' anything below the waist, she looks bare arsed to ma ..

damn i hate to bring this up

aye!... thot's whit ai wuz talkin aboot!

[Southern Breeze]

aye!... thot's whit ai wuz talkin aboot!

Now you know what the expression "elephant in the room" means.

[arrogcow]

is that lass wearin' anything below the waist, she looks bare arsed to ma ..

damn i hate to bring this up

I think we need a link to a bigger pic.

(you know so we can see the fringe more clearly)

Adam

[Blu (Ontario)]

... The picture of the kilted young man with the frizbee isn't as clear here, but the larger pic in today's paper edition shows that the kilt apron is fringed down the side...

What kilt? After convincing myself that the gal in the background was wearing a bathing suit, I unfocussed my eyes and saw the guy in front of her wrapped in something akin to a comforter. Is that temerity or simple lack of knowledge.

I sometimes think that if somebody wanted a kilt badly enough that they would wear something like that, then all they really need is a gentle push in the right direction from the likes of us. There's enough cheapie kilts available now that tablecloths can stay safely folded with the rest of the linens! :rolleyes:

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[mbhandy]

What kilt? After convincing myself that the gal in the background was wearing a bathing suit, I unfocussed my eyes and saw the guy in front of her wrapped in something akin to a comforter.
There's enough cheapie kilts available now that tablecloths can stay safely folded with the rest of the linens! :rolleyes:

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I think it's a tablecloth

MrBill

[bubba]

As far as the fringing on the apron goes, civilian kilts have it, military kilts do not.

[KiltedPilot]

This is probably 'Ultimate Frisbee', which has a tradition of men occasionally wearing "kilts". It was popular at my university, and many others.

In reality, however, the "kilts" are almost never traditional or modern men's kilts -- women's sports "kilts" (for instance field hockey) are the most common. Basically its all just a goof. One of the fundamental rules of the game was free spirited fun.

I suspect this is just a women's skirt, and not a kilt.

KP.

[smaughazard]

I'm not sure whether to cast my vote for skirt or tablecloth- could we have that larger pic Arrogcow mentioned?

Anyway, my new tank has double fringing on the edge of the top apron, but I've never seen fringe on the bottom- I think selvedge is the standard.

Somebody ask him if he's a member of Clan MacTable!