Going to a club in a kilt...should be interesting.

**Kenneth** · 30th May 09, 05:25 PM

"Is there anything worn under the kilt, sir?"
"No, everything works just fine, thank you!"

**hospitaller** · 30th May 09, 08:50 PM

Originally Posted by Phogfan86

Not to be a spelling Nazi, but...

When it's made in America, Canada or Ireland, it's whiskey.

A dram from the Auld Soil is whisky.

Being that the show was in Michigan, I bet it was Whiskey, not Whisky, sadly.

**Alan H** · 30th May 09, 11:06 PM

Someday I'll share a kilt-concert-drunk girl story on this board that will convince you to ear underwear when you go to a place like this.

**Kenneth** · 31st May 09, 07:56 AM

I've been kilted at a Punk Rock show and ended up in the pit, that was an experience for everyone!

**ghostlight** · 31st May 09, 08:24 AM

Originally Posted by Kenneth

I've been kilted at a Punk Rock show and ended up in the pit, that was an experience for everyone!

More of a "show" than you had intended?

**McMurdo** · 31st May 09, 08:31 AM

Glad you had a good time, that's what counts.

**Macman** · 31st May 09, 10:24 AM

Originally Posted by Phogfan86

Not to be a spelling Nazi, but...

When it's made in America, Canada or Ireland, it's whiskey.

A dram from the Auld Soil is whisky.

Phogfan86, I'm with you on the spelling thing, but in Canada I think you'll mostly see Canadian whisky spelled whisky.

**Andy** · 1st June 09, 11:00 AM

Originally Posted by Kenneth

I've been kilted at a Punk Rock show and ended up in the pit, that was an experience for everyone!

Me too, although it was a Korn concert and the lead singer was kilted as well. No biggie except for some beer and sweat on the kilt. It washes.

I work in a nightclub so I frequently wear my kilt. Still get the "question" and the random camera under the kilt shot. Doesn't bother me one bit. But I have had to tweak my technique whn it comes to throwing drunks out of the club and still maintain my modesty

**Kenneth** · 1st June 09, 01:42 PM

Originally Posted by ghostlight

More of a "show" than you had intended?

While getting knocked down, one has the tendency to throw both arms straight down and try to keep something to ones self. It was good times though, That was when I was attending Job Corps in Grand Rapids some odd years ago. If I remember correctly it was a Flatfoot 56 show.