I'm amazed at you people

[LitTrog]

LitTrog, I just had a few virgins accost me this morning.

Other than that, are you enjoying this year's Comicon?

[guardsman]

LitTrog do virgins really exist, I gasp in amazement, Well done Dickie, nothing wrong with a bit of uproar LOL.Well said Jock once again

[English Bloke]

...I'm off for a pint, care to join? ...

I'd love to Kyle but I'm away on the tin island at the mo and unfortunately (or fortunately for safety sake) we're dry here!

I'm sure there will be another opportunity at some point in the real world where we can partake of a beverage or two. I would look forward to that.

[tundramanq]

My pile of kilts is headed to 47. How many do I need to join clan Hamish?

[Chas]

Maybe I should have followed this thread when it started. Instead I've read it all as a heap together.

I can honestly say,

without fear or favour,

nor a shadow of a doubt,

that I really don't understand most of it.

But don't let that stop anybody posting.

Regards

Chas

[LitTrog]

LitTrog do virgins really exist?

They must. What, you think the world's unicorns are going to jockey themselves? Bizarre.

[Father Bill]

Oh my! We do scrape on one another some times, don't we!

[opositive]

as mattie pointed out, jc did not wear pants. i will have to use that....

my job has a lot of suit--or at least coat and tie--wearing formality. when i have to dress up for a social, i do not want to look like work when i am not at work. kilts are comfortable yet fit in a huge variety of situations--whether formal, wedding, dinner, movie, bbq, or pub.

cmcg somehow did not win "canada's sharpest dressed man" despite a kick butt pic of him in the tartan he designed. a boring drone won--kudos for him, but he looked like a gap ad. i am tired of the complaint that some people wear a kilt to be a peacock. no. wolf, instead of sheep.

[bikercelt1]

Accepting that Richard didn't mean to start anything I assume he's just trying to understand why we act different. I wonder about that myself sometimes. I was just asking my wife a couple of nights ago if she thought there might be a forum somewhere that guys ask about the correct way to wear Levis, or whether Wranglers are better, what kind of shoes do you wear with yours and how many pair do you own anyway?

So, Richard, most of us here in the States are struggling to find our way in this way of dressing. We don't all have the experience of relatives to guide us so our fellow kilties become our guides. Kilts aren't the norm for us so our enthusiasm and interest gets the better of us and sometimes leads us to extremes. Lucky you that wearing a kilt is so normal to you that you don't understand why we need a site like this to come to to find our way in this new adventure.

Oh, by the way, I'm an Anderson too. We have a way of sometimes rubbing people the wrong way when we ask questions bluntly.

[tundramanq]

opostive, it's not helped by Utilikilts saying, "If you aren't pissing someone off, you aren't wearing it right."
They need to spend more time on quality control and less on marketing to the one time buyer, bubble gum crowd!
The design is good, the execution is dicey.