Questions people ask

[McFarkus]

My favorite question to be asked, while kilted, is: "Are you Irish?"
...I feel a little more sad, every time I hear that one.

Many people in the US associate kilts with the St. Patrick's Day parade which is where most of the them see actual kilts being worn other than in the movies.

[Ancienne Alliance]

At a fair on the Italian Riviera just 2 days ago, someone asked me why I was wearing a kilt in such a place. I answered it was probably to match with the mist in the background !

[Doc]

At a fair on the Italian Riviera just 2 days ago, someone asked me why I was wearing a kilt. I answered it was to match with the mist in the background !

Completely OT, but that is a great pic!

[Makeitstop]

Someone asked me if I worked at walmart. I was wearing a red shirt and black kilt. I was also clearly shopping.

I also enjoy "that doesn't have a zipper? How do you pee?"

5 minutes into a conversation: "Are you an exchange student?" (apparently the total lack of an accent wasn't a clue)

The second time I wear a kilt around people I know I inevitably get "You wore that again?" as if I was just going to burn it after one use.


There are no stupid questions, just stupid people.

[Tony]

Stopped in to a pharmacy on my way home from a ceremony dressed like this:



A woman walks up to me and asks "Do you work here?"

I understand her confusion.
That tartan is eerily similar to Walgreens' tartan.
(Though CVS has a prominent white stripe.....)

[Ryan Ross]

I've gotten to the point that when I'm not wearing a kilt, a lot of people ask me: "What's wrong? Where's the kilt?"

It's also fun when people tell me that I look funny wearing pants. I'm sure a bunch of you guys get that one a lot, too.

[Roan Carter]

Must have been the white. >_>