Remember Roddy Piper?!

**Paul** · 9th February 10, 05:07 PM

I cam accross a kilt signed by him on ebay!
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/WWE-RODDY-PIPE...item5ad70bb1ea

I'd very much consider it if I still watched WWE. I'm not even sure if he's still active, is he?

EDIT - just found yet another one! http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/WWE-SIGNED-KIL...item2a04b08bd0

**peacekeeper83** · 9th February 10, 05:09 PM

I think he still makes appearances.. But not an active wrestler... Good find Paul ;)

**creagdhubh** · 9th February 10, 05:48 PM

I'd rather forget!

**MrMe11** · 9th February 10, 06:03 PM

It looks like one of those kilts sold by Museum Replicas. http://www.museumreplicas.com/p-357-early-kilt.aspx Since I grew up during the 80s watching him wrestle, I'll keep an eye on the auction. The auction still has 30 days until it closes. It's a nice keepsake, but I'm not going to spend 100+ dollars on it.

**sydnie7** · 10th February 10, 01:19 PM

Note that Paul's second link is to a signature of somebody else who appeared "as" Rowdy Piper. Opens up a whole new category of memorabilia. . . where the buyer must even further beware!

**St. Amish** · 10th February 10, 01:28 PM

Ah, Roderick Toombs.

Interviews were what made him a star, although he initially used a very irritating high-pitched squeal to cover up the fact that he didn't have even a hint of a Scottish accent.

He really does play the pipes, though.

Once in a while you can see him in an indie promotion doing "Piper's Pit" type promos, guest refereeing, or just sitting in the front row smiling.

**NewEnglander** · 10th February 10, 02:21 PM

Originally Posted by sydnie7

Note that Paul's second link is to a signature of somebody else who appeared "as" Rowdy Piper. Opens up a whole new category of memorabilia. . . where the buyer must even further beware!

So any of you lads that play the pipes AND occasionally get out of hand can scribble on a kilt and make a few bucks off ebay? nice.

**creagdhubh** · 11th February 10, 04:05 PM

Originally Posted by NewEnglander

So any of you lads that play the pipes AND occasionally get out of hand can scribble on a kilt and make a few bucks off ebay? nice.

LOL! Creag dhubh my mate, creag dhubh!

**D.A. Guertin** · 11th February 10, 05:43 PM

I love the part in the first auction that says "A 4X6 Picture Of Roddy Piper Holding This Kilt Will Be Sent Along With The C.O.A And The Kilt To The Buyer." Problem being, it's not the same kilt. ;-)

**St. Amish** · 11th February 10, 07:56 PM

Originally Posted by D.A. Guertin

I love the part in the first auction that says "A 4X6 Picture Of Roddy Piper Holding This Kilt Will Be Sent Along With The C.O.A And The Kilt To The Buyer." Problem being, it's not the same kilt. ;-)

With these types of mass produced memorabilia things, the kilt you receive is probably neither the one in the polaroid, or the one in the main photo. Hot Rod signed at least a dozen of them. The seller wouldn't photograph each kilt individually to list. Most buyers don't look that closely.