I survived the challenge

[Hamish]

No no no silly rabbit,

Hawaiian shirts are worn with solid color kilts...

Its the kilt hose that look weird worn with Hawaiian shirts and a solid color kilt...except black...a black, white, and red floral print Hawaiian shirt goes with a black kilt, black kilt sox, and black shoes...maybe with red or white flashes...

Best with Teva sandals though and no kilt sox....

Is that Ham choking up...breathe Ham, breathe...

Ron

I'm breathing, Ron. I AM breathing...... just give me a moment or two and I'll be alright...

There! That's better. Well, there are plain kilts and plain kilts. Hawaiian shirts are absolutely fine - in Hawaii - I imagine (I've never been there), and I guess they're OK if worn on a hot, tropical beach somewhere else. I imagine, too, that they will 'work' with a plain Utilikilt (or similar), and with sandals, but no socks. However, I think they'd be a bit much with, say, a plain "TFCK" kilt - it's probably a matter of a complimentary fabric rather than the style of the kilt itself here.

Tartan shirts with plain "TFCK"s and Hawaiian shirts with plain "UK"s, that's about right. No socks/hose or shoes/boots with the Hawaiian shirts though, PLEASE! And, the kilts MUST be plain, or everyone you meet with immediately develop a migraine or worse, throw up!

[bubba]

Gee, and I have such a NICE collection of Aloha shirts.

[swat88eighty]

I went to the library today kilted. The weirdist part had to be that I was returning two books on clans and tartans and the book "braveheart" (the movie's novel) so it probably looked kind of cliche' if I do say so. and i came out of the library with "rob roy" the book. i bet they thought it was a fad.
-Jonathan
No rude comments though!

[macwilkin]

I went to the library today kilted...No rude comments though!

Librarians are a fairly opened-minded bunch in general, and trust me: working in a public library, you see many different types of people. When I wore my kilt to work at the public library, I never got any negative comments, only questions about the genealogy department (where I worked).

Cheers,

T.