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3rd January 08, 06:04 PM
#41
"There's nothing worn under my kilt, It's all in perfect working order"
or
"Why is it called a kilt?"
"Because I "kilt" the last person who called it a skirt"

the last one sounds better with a scottish accent.
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3rd January 08, 08:03 PM
#42
 Originally Posted by sharpdressedscot
"Wanna pet my sporran?"
I asked someone that once! They were giving me a rather dirty look in the line at Walmart.
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3rd January 08, 08:07 PM
#43
 Originally Posted by Ted Crocker
Ya, it always goes amuck when you bring up sheep.
Tell me about it... noticed a sheep in the highlander movie last St pattys Day. Apparently I was too excited... I have yet to live it down.
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3rd January 08, 08:13 PM
#44
 Originally Posted by LordKiltClad
My Wife bought me this one. Helps when your nickname is "Mac" as in MacKenzie

I like that! It's almost as good as my Kiltman "K".
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3rd January 08, 08:15 PM
#45
 Originally Posted by elitekiltedcommando
I asked someone that once!  They were giving me a rather dirty look in the line at Walmart.
hehe, that sounds fun... Completely throwing someone off guard.
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3rd January 08, 08:41 PM
#46
I have a "Real Men Wear Kilts" T-shirt. Worn with 501's, not with one of my kilts.Here in Boston, you can attract a lot of good vibes wearing any Red Sox T with a kilt. Almost equally well with any of my Drop Kick Murphys T's. Has been a great conversation starter since the Championship, when Jonathon Pappelbon of the Red Sox performed a jig kilted during the victory parade here in Boston. (note: the kilt was not displayed in the best of manner, but it was great kilt publicity anyway.)
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3rd January 08, 09:06 PM
#47
Another for the slogan bucket....
Tuesdays are my day off from work, and therefore all day kilted. I make the rounds of various errands on the subway (Tube), trolleys and buses. Last summer while making stops at several charities that I drop contributions off at, I was passing this very young lass on a similar mission. At the third time she stopped me and started up a conversation, we accompanied each other for several more stops, turning many heads along the way. (Old kilted man with very young lady in tight jeans and revealing shirt). As noon approached she suggested we dine together at a local pub. After we ordered, I nipped out to the T-shirt vendor next door and bought a pink T with "I wear the pants here!" applied to it. After the meal, I asked her to wait for a minute, that I had a short errand, and would meet her at the front door, as she indicated a need to use the WC. I zipped over and picked up the now completed T and presented it to her when she came out of the facility. She laughed went back in and put it on. We had many people agape the rest of the day.
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3rd January 08, 09:56 PM
#48
 Originally Posted by SteveB
Another for the slogan bucket....
Tuesdays are my day off from work, and therefore all day kilted. I make the rounds of various errands on the subway (Tube), trolleys and buses. Last summer while making stops at several charities that I drop contributions off at, I was passing this very young lass on a similar mission. At the third time she stopped me and started up a conversation, we accompanied each other for several more stops, turning many heads along the way. (Old kilted man with very young lady in tight jeans and revealing shirt). As noon approached she suggested we dine together at a local pub. After we ordered, I nipped out to the T-shirt vendor next door and bought a pink T with "I wear the pants here!" applied to it. After the meal, I asked her to wait for a minute, that I had a short errand, and would meet her at the front door, as she indicated a need to use the WC. I zipped over and picked up the now completed T and presented it to her when she came out of the facility. She laughed went back in and put it on. We had many people agape the rest of the day.
Awesome!! I need to make one of those for my wife!!
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4th January 08, 06:32 AM
#49
Kinda like this?
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4th January 08, 07:19 AM
#50
Slogans
I am not a big fan of slogans as they tend to be either defensive or concentrate on what is worn underneath the kilt. Have no problem with emblems, tags, descriptions supporting some association, manufacturer or retailer of scottish themes or groups of people with common activities such as kilted hiking and socializing. My thoughts anyway.
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