Am I authorized to wear a kilt?

**Alan H** · 17th February 08, 12:14 AM

OK, this is a challenge, and *I* am the man that's up to it!

LOL

wait and see!

**BoldHighlander** · 17th February 08, 12:32 AM

Originally Posted by CameronTaylor

Ah yes, Bellyland, one of my favoritest places, Chuckanut drive and Fairhaven, not to mention conveniently close to Vancouver B.C.

(should read "you rock CT" )

**Jock Scot** · 17th February 08, 06:03 AM

Originally Posted by Phil

This could be a nice little earner for the Scottish tourist board - issuing authorisations for kilt-wearers. But don't worry, if anyone asks just say Phil said it was OK.

If it comes to a "set too " Phil,I will hold your coat.

**Arlen** · 17th February 08, 07:08 AM

Originally Posted by Jock Scot

If it comes to a "set too " Phil,I will hold your coat.

Now that would be something worth watching!

**ChattanCat** · 17th February 08, 10:15 AM

What's a "set too "?

**Jock Scot** · 17th February 08, 10:19 AM

Originally Posted by ChattanCat

What's a "set too "?

A British understatement for a fight.

**Riverkilt** · 17th February 08, 10:27 AM

I'm thinking of the Wicket Tinkers t-shirt with the "Certified Ethnic" endorsement in the lower corner....

If that phrase is not "owned" by the Wicked Tinkers (??) perhaps a "Certified Ethnic" kilt pin...we could just point to it.

Ron

**CameronTaylor** · 17th February 08, 11:34 AM

Originally Posted by ChattanCat

What's a "set too "?

A donnybrook.

CT - WCRC used to have a box car named Donny Brooks

**Mark Keeney** · 17th February 08, 04:17 PM

Another respose would be "No I am not authorized would you help me remove it?"

**Ian.MacAllan** · 17th February 08, 08:02 PM

In his novel Black Ajax, George MacDonald Fraser reports that in the bare-knuckle days of prizefighting in the UK (ca. 1820), "Set to." was the referee's command to begin or resume fighting.