Hard Core kilting

**Highlander31** · 6th November 08, 05:19 AM

I've been seriously wearing kilts for some five years now (before that I would wear a kilt for a special occasion only,) and I have just started on #1. However, I have piloted aircraft while in a kilt. Does that qualify for the list?

**Southern Breeze** · 6th November 08, 05:34 PM

Originally Posted by Highlander31

I've been seriously wearing kilts for some five years now (before that I would wear a kilt for a special occasion only,) and I have just started on #1. However, I have piloted aircraft while in a kilt. Does that qualify for the list?

Kilted version of the Mile High Club perhaps?

(Sorry, I could in no way, shape or form resist)

**Highlander31** · 7th November 08, 09:30 AM

Originally Posted by Southern Breeze

Kilted version of the Mile High Club perhaps?

(Sorry, I could in no way, shape or form resist)

I don't blame you,...it was a perfect opening. I would have done the same thing. Besides, my wife is smiling after reading your post (I like that...)

**drobin** · 7th November 08, 11:57 AM

Well I've only gotten #11, #13. & #15 (hammer toss) down, done and/or doing.

**Squeaky McMurdo** · 8th November 08, 01:21 AM

Originally Posted by Southern Breeze

Almost forgot- learning to spin, hand weave tartan and tanning your own leather are probably the last steps to kilted enlightenment.
And no I can't do any of those.

You left out hunting your own critters, skinning them, scraping them, and THEN tanning them...

I do that, I can also spin and weave wool but choose not to (isn't technology great?)

Oooh, what about shearing your own sheep?

Originally Posted by Dixiecat

I have to say, that it's a sad thing that Highland Dance has become so predominately female. Seeing a man doing the Seann Truibhas is a beautiful thing.

Tehehe, I saw this on YouTube and decided my hubby should learn this dance...maybe minus the skipping ring-around-the-rosie thing
Dance of the Black Cocks

**walkerk** · 9th November 08, 01:19 PM

Originally Posted by Highlander31

However, I have piloted aircraft while in a kilt. Does that qualify for the list?

It depends. Did you design and build the airplane yourself?

**Southern Breeze** · 9th November 08, 02:15 PM

Originally Posted by walkerk

It depends. Did you design and build the airplane yourself?

And were you kilted at the time?

**cessna152towser** · 9th November 08, 03:38 PM

I only do 11 and 12, but I do wear a kilt almost daily, does that count?

**johnnym** · 9th November 08, 04:09 PM

I qualify for 10, 11, and 12. I also built my own spinning wheel and can spin fairly well. Had to give away all the yarn as I don't know how to knit or weave. Tried some sewing, but was not proud of my work, so I leave it to those that can. Those that sew come to me to get their car repaired. That I can do!

**Highlander31** · 10th November 08, 03:29 AM

It depends. Did you design and build the airplane yourself?

Unfortunately no. However, I would love to build and fly Comp Air Inc.'s Comp Air 8 in a tail dragger configuration, or Vertical Aviation Technologies, Inc.'s Hummingbird 260L (4 place helicopter.)

And were you kilted at the time?

If either one of the above mentioned projects becomes possible,...you bet! I will build it kilted.