Something I found on Google

**Swampthing** · 8th April 09, 05:18 PM

Before clicking on this link please note that the author of the article cites NO sources, this article is completely inaccurate.
Please do not take this seriously:

http://www.irishthunder.org/irish_kilt.htm

I hope it's a joke.

**beloitpiper** · 8th April 09, 05:26 PM

**M_Beorn** · 8th April 09, 05:43 PM

But it's on the internet, it must be true! LOL

**haukehaien** · 8th April 09, 05:52 PM

The band look quite striking in their red and black.

Too bad they have to have a reason other than, "It looks cool and different" to do it.

**Dan R Porter** · 8th April 09, 05:55 PM

I got an e-mail today from a nubian prince who can not withdraw his 500 million dollar fortune, so if I send him my bank account info and social security number he will give me half! Anyone wanna partner up?

I agree, though not a peer reviewed article, but I have seen alot of very good people here on x-marks with websites that also do NOT have cited sources, or they cite they're own source...HA!

I don't see why the argument still exisits, no one argues over the sarong, they just put it on and walk with pride regardless of nationaility.

**The Barry** · 8th April 09, 08:10 PM

It's an interesting take on Celtic wear. Sounds a bit dubious to me.

**pdcorlis** · 8th April 09, 08:14 PM

I'll have some of what he's smoking...

**Colonel MacNeal** · 8th April 09, 09:26 PM

Blarney is what it is.

**M. A. C. Newsome** · 9th April 09, 03:16 AM

Ah, yes, those ancient Irish chieftains wearing kilts with their Arms embroidered on the front...

Steve, time to crank up the ol' embroidery machine and come out with a new line of "Irish Thunder" Freedom kilts!

**Kilt_Noob** · 9th April 09, 05:51 AM

Thats not as bad as I was thinking going into it. Not to say it wasn't- but I have read on some sites claiming to be experts in Celtic history say that there is no such thing as a Irish kilt at all. They are purely of Scottish tradition and Scottish only. The only reason there exists such a thing is due to the ever growing popularity of St. Patrick's Day. So it's the muddying up of the waters thing, "art imitating life or life imitating art". I don't know and I don't care- I'm wearing it anyway. They'll have to pry it off my cold dead...neked...body.....anyway.