Kiva - Our New Sponsor

[Colonel MacNeal]

I know nothing about Kiva. At first I thought it said Kava. I thought Kilts and Kava - what an unusual and intriguing combination!

Kava is great - tastes like skat - but is like alcohol without the hangover.

[george7]

Kiva doesn't even sell kilts. How am I supposed to wear a micro loan?

[JolyStNicholas]

Not regimental for sure.

[BEEDEE]

I know nothing about Kiva. At first I thought it said Kava. I thought Kilts and Kava - what an unusual and intriguing combination!

Kava is great - tastes like skat - but is like alcohol without the hangover.

Actually Kilts and Kava is not such an unusual combination. The Fijians wear a sulu as their national costume. There are several photos here :http://www.fiji.gov.fj/uploads/Rt_Sukuna.pdf. I'm not certain, but I think the Fijian Army wears the sulu as part of their ceremonial dress uniform.

Brian

[Colonel MacNeal]

Actually Kilts and Kava is not such an unusual combination. The Fijians wear a sulu as their national costume. There are several photos here :http://www.fiji.gov.fj/uploads/Rt_Sukuna.pdf. I'm not certain, but I think the Fijian Army wears the sulu as part of their ceremonial dress uniform.

Brian

Wearing a Sulu! Now there's a word picture.

[cajunscot]

Actually Kilts and Kava is not such an unusual combination. The Fijians wear a sulu as their national costume. There are several photos here :http://www.fiji.gov.fj/uploads/Rt_Sukuna.pdf. I'm not certain, but I think the Fijian Army wears the sulu as part of their ceremonial dress uniform.

Brian

Brian,

You are correct:

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/143/3...ce335a.jpg?v=0

T.

[Rogerson785]

While stationed in the Sinai I had the great pleasure of sharing many bowls of Kava with the Fijians.

[george7]

But it's not pleated.

[Chas]

But it's not pleated.

It's 'micro' - there's no room for pleats. You'll just have to imagine them.

Regards

Chas

[Dan R Porter]

Neat idea, though I must admit, at this point I should be on the recieving ends haha. WIsh I had money to give.