Kilts as Fund Raisers for Charity and Good Causes

**Riverkilt** · 16th June 12, 08:18 AM

All over the world people gather to raise funds for good causes...

Men in kilts have something to offer such gatherings.

A booth of kilted gents offering things ladies seem to want in return for a donation.

Pet the sporran $1

Kilted kiss $2

Kilted kiss with hug $3

Kilted barechested hug and kiss $5

Kilt check $10

Scottish Car Wash $20

We could be raising money for good causes while having fun and providing fun...

Local ordinances allowing....

**LitTrog** · 16th June 12, 10:10 AM

Originally Posted by Riverkilt

Scottish Car Wash $20

There should be an option for brushless, I think...

**guardsman** · 16th June 12, 01:27 PM

LOL litTrog bit close to the bone .Or is it boner LOL

**dutchy kilted** · 16th June 12, 04:08 PM

How much to charge for kissing the kilt?

**Bill aka Mole** · 17th June 12, 05:07 PM

Funny that you should mention that, Riverkilt, and my being in Chareston, SC yesterday.

Background: On 18 June, 2007, a furniture store fire turned very ugly and nine of Charleston's Brave lost their lives. A date of mourning for all firefighters across our state.

Yesterday, the Missus & I had a Date Day and I went kilted since I was not on call with my own firehouse. Had a grand time and a few "Nice Kilt"s from the ladies. Of course, the question of why kilted came up (Comfort) and was there an event occurring? I had happened to see the advert and some placards for a first "Kilt & Keg" night for the Charleston Nine. I really wish that we had known about this beforehand as we could have changed up some plans and spent the night toasting the Nine with kilted Firefighters.