The kilt at work, finally

**KiltedBrewer** · 2nd August 08, 08:16 AM

Congrats on getting to wear the kilt. I'll bet that besides being the most comfortable person there, you also look the sharpest. I'd love to wear the kilt at work myself, but I work on a raised platform about 4 feet from a ground level viewing window for the public. I'm pretty sure our patrons aren't ready for that kind of view.

David

**Freelancer** · 2nd August 08, 11:11 AM

Your look could not present a more professional appearance. Nicely done!

**michaelbeeman** · 2nd August 08, 01:50 PM

I think ya look great! Good on ya!

**george7** · 2nd August 08, 02:24 PM

Step two: get coworkers to wear kilts as well.

**McFarkus** · 3rd August 08, 01:35 PM

Originally Posted by georgeblack7

Step two: get coworkers to wear kilts as well.

Step Three - you and co-workers drive that woman crazy.

You look great!

**Finn** · 2nd August 08, 02:35 PM

You look good and professional. Any military tartan is exceptionally appropriate. Wear the Army next!
Enjoy!

**Ugly Bear** · 4th August 08, 03:39 AM

Originally Posted by Drillagent

The most disturbing reaction came from a woman I work with almost daily who commented that she felt I was a disgrace to the Army and a disgrace to the uniform.

For a standard comeback to such a statement, I recommend the following:

"Fine. NOW I'm not gonna f*ck you."

Because, y'know, that's exactly what it comes down to.

**Dixiecat** · 5th August 08, 06:12 AM

Originally Posted by Ugly Bear

For a standard comeback to such a statement, I recommend the following:

"Fine. NOW I'm 'insert STUPID comment here'."

Because, y'know, that's exactly what it comes down to.

Don't you think that's a little extreme? Comments like that prove that not every man is irresistible in a kilt.

A standard "I'm sorry you think so." with a quick about face, is much more appropriate for the workplace in which the OP works. And, matches his smart attire.

To the OP, grats and you looked great.

**Ugly Bear** · 6th August 08, 03:30 PM

Originally Posted by Dixiecat

Don't you think that's a little extreme? Comments like that prove that not every man is irresistible in a kilt.

A standard 'insert PC, wussy remark here' with 'insert spineless avoidance here', is much more appropriate for the workplace in which the OP works.

Well, you are, of course, correct. Your approach is definitely more conducive to a working environment. You sure showed me up. It must feel good being you.

**OFCJAX** · 4th August 08, 04:07 AM

Congrats on your workplace victory.

Ironic though that you went with the only authorized tartan that could be legally worn during the prohibition to celebrate the end of that prohibition.