Kilt-addiction.... how bad is yours!

[Dirk Skene]

Give yourself 1 point for each of the following indicators that apply to you.:

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I scored 8

[O'Neille]

I only scored a 4 because there was a few weeks when I wasn't near a computer or was taking an exam and didn't have the time. It's mostly denial because I'm not an addict. This shaking while wearing a suit is just a neurological disorder. O'Neille

[Mark Keeney]

I scored 8
I own trousers and I already knew how to sew.

[Robin]

6

Oh...wow! I'm not that bad

Edit:...made a mistake...it's 7

[Ruanaidh]

I only scored a seven. (Thank goodness I didn't have to add one point for each kilt)

[chasem]

I scored a seven ><


Or maybe an eight... I'm not really sure if being almost done with one kilt, and having the material in hand for another counts as having kilts 4 and 5, so I'm not sure whether or not to answer 'yes' to the one about having more than three kilts...

[Monkey@Arms]

Oops. I voted on the poll before reading the instructions. :confused: I guess I'm a Medium, not a Moderate addict.

Seriously, though. When I bought my first kilt in June, I never imagined I'd own three more before Summer was over, or that you guys would convince that it was OK to wear them about town. Dang you all, dang you all to heck



Best regards,

Jake

[Tattoo Bradley]

8/10

[BLAZN]

8 of 10.

Honestly, I still buy shoes based on usefulness. I almost always buy sneakers that will look well with anything. Otherwise it's boots which almost always look good with a kilt, or dress shoes.

Trousers... have to keep them around, thanks to blasted uniform requirements.

Besides... I could be addicted to something worse!

[Kilted_John]

I would be 9/10 or 10/10, if I actually bought kilt-related items more than once or twice a year. But, since I don't, the addiction is mild. My KAS (Kilt Acquisition Syndrome) pales in comparison to my NAS (Nikon (film photo equipment) Acquisition Syndrome). In fact, for a while, there was no comparison.

-J