Going upstairs while regimental

[longshadows]

Did You Know?

During the 1950s and 1960s, Edinburgh Corporation Transport would not allow a kilt-wearing gentleman upstairs on their trams, in fear of frightening the downstairs passengers.

(Taken from scotweb.co.uk)

[Rigged]

I think a person would have to make quite an effort to see anything other than darkness under a kilt.

If I caught someone trying that hard to see up my kilt, I'd ask them, "So, does that mean we're engaged?"

[David White]

Walk up those stairs with pride.

dave

[KiltedKnight]

Walk up those stairs with pride.

dave

And, I might add; The Goose Step!


Chris.

[Kilted KT]

I think a person would have to make quite an effort to see anything other than darkness under a kilt.

If I caught someone trying that hard to see up my kilt, I'd ask them, "So, does that mean we're engaged?"

I think that many wives is only allowed in Utah.

[John M.]

I think that many wives is only allowed in Utah.

Hey!!!!! You just keep away from my harem now. A man's got to have the right accessory to compliment each kilt after all. :rolleyes:

[Kilted KT]

Hey!!!!! You just keep away from my harem now. A man's got to have the right accessory to compliment each kilt after all. :rolleyes:

hmm...and where is the kilt accessory store? I've yet to find one around here..

[mattexian]

Sorry for chiming in a bit late on this one, but from my own experience on climbing stairs kilted:
The wife and I went to "Dickens on the Strand" in Galveston last year. we had to ride the ferry to get to the island, and during the ride I need to visit the restroom, which is on the upper deck on the ferry. The only stairs are fore and aft and verry open on both sides, not to mention it's very gusty on the water. I walk up the stairs, and the gusts blow my UK up in front AND back! I needed both hands, one in front, one in back to keep the kilt down, to avoid giving the poor lady behind me a show, and I prayed that the boat didn't pitch while climbing the stairs without using the handrails. After using the facilities, I had to employ the same "one in front, one in back" hand coverage to descend, and I think next time, I'll bring an army surplus bedpan or wide-mouthed bottle!

Matt in Texas

[Mattg]

Sorry for chiming in a bit late on this one, but from my own experience on climbing stairs kilted:
The wife and I went to "Dickens on the Strand" in Galveston last year. we had to ride the ferry to get to the island, and during the ride I need to visit the restroom, which is on the upper deck on the ferry. The only stairs are fore and aft and verry open on both sides, not to mention it's very gusty on the water. I walk up the stairs, and the gusts blow my UK up in front AND back! I needed both hands, one in front, one in back to keep the kilt down, to avoid giving the poor lady behind me a show, and I prayed that the boat didn't pitch while climbing the stairs without using the handrails. After using the facilities, I had to employ the same "one in front, one in back" hand coverage to descend, and I think next time, I'll bring an army surplus bedpan or wide-mouthed bottle!

Matt in Texas

HAHA...sorry

[Kilted KT]

Sorry for chiming in a bit late on this one, but from my own experience on climbing stairs kilted:
The wife and I went to "Dickens on the Strand" in Galveston last year. we had to ride the ferry to get to the island, and during the ride I need to visit the restroom, which is on the upper deck on the ferry. The only stairs are fore and aft and verry open on both sides, not to mention it's very gusty on the water. I walk up the stairs, and the gusts blow my UK up in front AND back! I needed both hands, one in front, one in back to keep the kilt down, to avoid giving the poor lady behind me a show, and I prayed that the boat didn't pitch while climbing the stairs without using the handrails. After using the facilities, I had to employ the same "one in front, one in back" hand coverage to descend, and I think next time, I'll bring an army surplus bedpan or wide-mouthed bottle!

Matt in Texas

you never know, you may make that lady's day!