The Rising Tide of Kiltdom at Stanford University

**oldsoldier** · 3rd August 07, 01:44 PM

I kept waiting for the next AND
Great job though!!! They do another article, you'll have to post it for us!!

**fluter** · 3rd August 07, 01:44 PM

Originally Posted by Kid Cossack

Does it go without saying that, were I from Gabon, the second reason would still suffice?

I don't get it: does Gabon not have a heritage and tradition of MUGs, as some of their neighbors do? It seems to me that both reasons might apply there.

**Mr. MacDougall** · 3rd August 07, 01:49 PM

I applaud. So far, I'm the only regularly kilted man I'm aware of, at NAU.

**Kid Cossack** · 3rd August 07, 03:39 PM

Originally Posted by fluter

I don't get it: does Gabon not have a heritage and tradition of MUGs, as some of their neighbors do? It seems to me that both reasons might apply there.

Hmm, ya got me there. How about Mongolia? I mean, that's where the cursed device was invented, after all (albeit for quite good reasons).

**mkmound** · 3rd August 07, 04:54 PM

Good deal!! You go, Alan!!

**Panache** · 3rd August 07, 05:56 PM

Originally Posted by Alan H

*bah*...I can't spell "rising"!!!

Lucky the Mod Squad can! All fixed

Well done on spreading the word Alan.

Cheers

Jamie

**Riverkilt** · 4th August 07, 03:56 AM

What fun Alan!

There have to be kilt related doctoral thesis' lurking about campus....improved productivity from kilted employees....the current kilt fashion boom and how it parallels women's efforts to wear pants at the office...improved sperm count when infertile men kilt up...kilted comfort for paraplegics...how wind effects kilts of various weights and construction...improved highway safety of kilted drivers....

Ron