Man, I love this clothing.

**beloitpiper** · 28th October 06, 09:29 AM

So last night was pretty wild. On campus, there were a lot of parties and I, of course, was kilted. Everybody on campus knows me as "the guy who wears the kilt" and "the guy who plays bagpipes" :rolleyes: . So anyways, I was standing outside some frat house, just hanging around with my usual group of friends, and I hear somebody shout "Hey! That's the guy who plays bagpipes! And he's wearing his kilt!" Suddenly, a flock of Freshmen come over and start talking to me and asking questions. I tried to be charming and they were very interested in everything. Then one of them says "My friend is an Irish dancer!" and pulls her over. Wow

. Cute girl. She looked great outright, but the fact that she was an Irish dancer only made it better (I have a thing for Irish dancers [and redheads, as I suspect most of you understand]

). We instantly hit it off, trading stories about Irish and Scottish culture and encounters with inquirers.

She was nice and I'm seeing her again tonight! There's a costume party (I'm not going to wear my kilt for that, obviously) and I'm really looking forward to talking with her more.

It seems that everytime I wear my kilt, I gain a whole new appreciation for it. I love the kilt and the opportunities it provides.

**cessna152towser** · 28th October 06, 09:35 AM

Excellent little report.

**Big Dave** · 28th October 06, 09:37 AM

Originally Posted by beloitpiper

It seems that everytime I wear my kilt, I gain a whole new appreciation for it. I love the kilt and the opportunities it provides.

That's so true. The power of the kilt is endless.

**Riverkilt** · 28th October 06, 10:11 AM

Very cool.

I have two fraternity brothers who met coeds in a similar manner and both couples are still happily married some 40 years later.

Something good is happening.

Ron

**beloitpiper** · 28th October 06, 10:18 AM

Originally Posted by Riverkilt

Very cool.

I have two fraternity brothers who met coeds in a similar manner and both couples are still happily married some 40 years later.

Something good is happening.

Ron

Haha, let's not get ahead of ourselves here.

**GMan** · 28th October 06, 11:13 AM

I'm in my mid fifties, and coeds still come up and talk to me.

In all fairness college guys do come and talk to me too.

Love it all the way around.

**Blu (Ontario)** · 28th October 06, 04:20 PM

Originally Posted by beloitpiper

....It seems that everytime I wear my kilt, I gain a whole new appreciation for it. I love the kilt and the opportunities it provides.

Well then.... you can probably appreciate the impact it has for an old coot like myself.

**David Dalglish** · 29th October 06, 03:16 AM

I wish you all the best.

**nixphotography** · 29th October 06, 04:44 AM

I wish I'd known all this years ago. Man would I have had a lot more fun.

Brett Nix

**O'Neille** · 29th October 06, 10:17 AM

The kilt is great for such encounters. I had a lovely Norwegian lady dump her date to stay at the pub w/ me last week in Albuquerque. My ego certainly didn't need any help in college but at 43 the kilt is a great esteem builder. O'Neille