Wearing the kilt at work today!

[Nighthawk]

So, I decided to wear my tan Amerikilt today, even though it is 16 °F / -9 °C here.

Good gods!! What is WRONG with you?!?! It's 20 here in Denver, and I needed a regular tartan kilt just to keep from freezing me lucky charms off!

[Alaskan Kilted Guy]

I actually have a photo of me by a bank sign here in Fairbanks last winter. It is -30 f I think. I'll see if I can get the photo.

[Nighthawk]

Sharp look. Don't know if you've any interest, but I switched my AmeriKilt "sporrans" around between kilts...so like wore a black or forest sporran with my tan kilt. Mike even sold me a sporran in another color for mix and match.

Just a thought.

Ron

I use my AK sporran (black) with all of my kilts for day wear. It hooks onto a kilt belt erallt easily with those heavy clasps. I love the thing. Or I did, until my son puked on it. I think it's all in my head but I can't get the smell out.

[Nighthawk]

I actually have a photo of me by a bank sign here in Fairbanks last winter. It is -30 f I think. I'll see if I can get the photo.

OK... You're certifiably NUTS!! I like that in a person.

[Alaskan Kilted Guy]

But it's a dry cold! hahaha

[sharpdressedscot]

Is that snow??

[Bugbear]

Keep up the kilting, just don't freeze to death.

[Nighthawk]

Keep up the kilting, just don't freeze to death.

Or loose your Loch Nes monster to frost bite!

[Makeitstop]

I actually have a photo of me by a bank sign here in Fairbanks last winter. It is -30 f I think. I'll see if I can get the photo.

We should hang out some time.

There is a similar picture of me somewhere, standing barefoot in the snow, wearing a t-shirt and shorts (this was before I had a kilt) and eating and an ice cream cone. I don't know what the exact temperature was, but I remember the windchill was 10-20 below 0.

It was all part of a sociological experiment, where I asked around at a party in order to see how long it would take before someone agreed to do it with me. 37 people, only one yes.

[Nighthawk]

We should hang out some time.

There is a similar picture of me somewhere, standing barefoot in the snow, wearing a t-shirt and shorts (this was before I had a kilt) and eating and an ice cream cone. I don't know what the exact temperature was, but I remember the windchill was 10-20 below 0.

It was all part of a sociological experiment, where I asked around at a party in order to see how long it would take before someone agreed to do it with me. 37 people, only one yes.

Bunch o' weenies. I'd have done it with you.