kilted at work

[davedove]

The US Post Office does have a tartan Todd. It's #4166 on the Scottish Tartan Authority's listing.

[macwilkin]

Really? Well, I'll swan, as my grandfather used to say!

Off to the STA web site to take a wee peak at it even as we speak. My grandfather worked for the USPO for 37 years after serving in WWII.

**break**

Well, just called it up on the ITI search index -- not bad, not bad! :mrgreen:

Cheers,

Todd

[Geoduck]

Glad to see that our government doesn't have anti-kilt policies at the federal level. I would second the UK postal blue kilts as well, though. Drop them a line, they occasionally have some around.

Todd, I have been eyeing that Muir tartan as well, for the same reasons. Muir left a mark on the U.S. that hopefully will never be erased.

[Dreadbelly]

Either give me a TKA or I will give you a TKO.

Good work, all of you bravely paving the way for others.

[Dreadbelly]

What a bunch of winers :mrgreen: I regularly top out over 120+behind the grill with the exhaust fan going and two smaller fans drawing in cooler air. I don't care what type of material your kilt is made out of that is bloody hot.

Rob

Rob... I worked in a place that had a coal fired oven... at least 150 degrees (Some times higher on a realy busy night) in the kitchen, plus 100% humidity from all the steam. And this was WITH the AC turned on full tilt.

It was there I became known as Hades, Lord of the Damned.

Always felt bad for the oven feeders. They had no eyebrows, no hair. **Shudder**