30 days

**Jimmy the Celt** · 20th January 07, 11:26 AM

Congrats, Turpin! I've had to get by with just three kilts since July! Of course, I've had to wear trousers sporadically, for work, and I generally do not wear kilts to Sunday Mass.

**Dirk Skene** · 20th January 07, 01:14 PM

Originally Posted by dragoninterrupted

Congrats, Turpin! I've had to get by with just three kilts since July! Of course, I've had to wear trousers sporadically, for work, and I generally do not wear kilts to Sunday Mass.

Dragoninterrupted,
July is about when I started wearing a kilt. I have 8 now (don't hate me

) And the 2 places you mentioned are the only places I still do not wear one.

Turipn to you I say

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**John Fiske** · 20th January 07, 02:41 PM

Congrats Turpin.

I have owned a kilt since mid October (birthday gift to myself

). I am in the construction industry and cannot wear a kilt at work. Safety, safety! I also am not allowed to wear one at church. I am the director of music and a deacon, some people don't approve of my freedom...yet. I do wear my kilt every where else I can. I plan to wear it to NMB this summer. I think I will leave all my pants and shorts at home

**McMurdo** · 20th January 07, 03:00 PM

Originally Posted by turpin

But I'll be flying to Park City in my UK tomorrow and hope to keep out of pants (except for skiing) for the week I'm there.

First off Congratulations, I am still a 3 or 4 days a week kilt wearer, but stories like this inspire me, second and the reason for the quote is:

SKI IN A KILT

**McClef** · 20th January 07, 03:32 PM

I only tried skiing once when I visited a friend in Oslo, Norway.

I ended up *** over tip so I'm glad I wasn't kilted at the time!

**TheSp8** · 21st January 07, 07:22 PM

Last day wearing trousers was 13 Dec. Today marks the end of my full time kiltedness. Tomorrow it's back to work and the Army doesn't provide much leeway in the manner of dress. Soon as I get home though the kilt goes on. Way to go and getting a full month of kiltedness.

YMOS,
Tony