Rochester Area people sound-off

**Kilted Jeeper** · 3rd February 10, 11:43 AM

How about 5pm that way those that come from some distance can still show up and be able to hang out for a couple hours while still getting home at a decent hour?

**rocscotjoe** · 3rd February 10, 11:47 AM

works for me!

**BruceK** · 3rd February 10, 02:11 PM

Originally Posted by Kilted Jeeper

How about 5pm that way those that come from some distance can still show up and be able to hang out for a couple hours while still getting home at a decent hour?

Sounds good.

**Kilted Jeeper** · 4th February 10, 06:34 AM

5pm at Flaherty's on 2/27.

I'll put a notice up in the Kilt Nights section a little later.

**Kilted Jeeper** · 24th February 10, 01:29 PM

http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/r...916/index.html

**mexpiper** · 25th February 10, 07:18 PM

I live in the city near the zoo, I work in Brighton.

**Tippling** · 3rd March 10, 04:14 AM

The thread seems to have wandered off from a sound-off to the planning for the kilt night. I really enjoyed the Kilt night, but here's my sound-off:

I live in Webster, where life is worth living but the taxes will kill you. A couple of earlier posts mentioned the Third Thursday Club; I'm its Headmaster.

Sláinte,

Bob

**rocscotjoe** · 4th March 10, 07:30 PM

It seems we have a decent core of Scots and kilt aficionados to have some regular/semi-regular activity. One thing I noticed was that the kilted gent who runs the curling on the canal in Macedon was not present at Flaherty's, and I am sure we all know others who'd enjoy the camaraderie and company.

How do we regroup and get together again? Tartan Day? For the Scotch drinkers we have Third Thursdays, and St. Paddy's is coming soon as well...

Think about getting others to post here and we'll get Rochester rocking with Scots...