Holey Kilt!

[Graham]

We visited friends last night who have scottish ancestry, when they saw me wearing a kilt the lass brought out her "kilts" to proudly display them.

She hadn't worn them for about two years and when she saw them she found that moths had eaten a few holes in them, they were lovely woolen tartans,(Muir).

Moral of the story (at least for men), don't leave your kilts in the wardrobe (closet) too long!

[Graham]

We visited friends last night who have scottish ancestry, when they saw me wearing a kilt the lass brought out her "kilts" to proudly display them.

She hadn't worn them for about two years and when she saw them she found that moths had eaten a few holes in them, they were lovely woolen tartans,(Muir).

Moral of the story (at least for men), don't leave your kilts in the wardrobe (closet) too long!

[Graham]

We visited friends last night who have scottish ancestry, when they saw me wearing a kilt the lass brought out her "kilts" to proudly display them.

She hadn't worn them for about two years and when she saw them she found that moths had eaten a few holes in them, they were lovely woolen tartans,(Muir).

Moral of the story (at least for men), don't leave your kilts in the wardrobe (closet) too long!

[bubba]

Graham, I believe moth holes can be repaired. She'd need to check with a good tailor.

[bubba]

Graham, I believe moth holes can be repaired. She'd need to check with a good tailor.

[bubba]

Graham, I believe moth holes can be repaired. She'd need to check with a good tailor.

[GMan]

Graham,

Thanks for the warning, however I do not think that I would have that problem, so your warning may have some holes in it

[GMan]

Graham,

Thanks for the warning, however I do not think that I would have that problem, so your warning may have some holes in it

[GMan]

Graham,

Thanks for the warning, however I do not think that I would have that problem, so your warning may have some holes in it

[Freelander Sporrano]

I wonder if there is a Moth out there with a Passion for kilts.....

We've got some Insect folk here on the forum (I'll never forget the Dung bettle Debarkle)

What do you recon guys?

Is there a vicious Kilt Eating moth out there?


If so which Tartans are they most attracted to ?

And finaly Are we afraid