Why Is It

**GMan** · 15th November 06, 09:17 AM

Hell-o All,

Why is it that Kilts bring out the wanton desire of other males?

Case in point, a guy I know who works at the coffee shop, who is also working on his Masters degree (International Studies) has come up to me more than once and asked if we could go and party at some local pub. Of course I asked him why, and he said he thinks I am a lot of fun and the Kilt is such an added plus. He was overheard by another and said he too would like to hang out with a Kilted guy. So who knows what will happen?

**corbinj** · 15th November 06, 09:27 AM

Glen, I think they just like you. see ya later Corbin

**auld argonian** · 15th November 06, 09:28 AM

Whaddayou...a "wingman"? Tell them to get their own kilts and then you can all go out in a proper rabble and raise the standards at your local drinkeries.

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**davedove** · 15th November 06, 09:56 AM

I think these guys have seen the effect that a kilt has on the ladies, but they're still not secure enough to get their own. They are hoping for a little "spillover".

**RockyR** · 15th November 06, 09:58 AM

Originally Posted by auld argonian

Whaddayou...a "wingman"? Tell them to get their own kilts and then you can all go out in a proper rabble and raise the standards at your local drinkeries.

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agreed.... tell them to get off your coat tails and get their OWN kilts. After all... do they want your table scraps or their own plate?

**Big Dave** · 15th November 06, 10:01 AM

Because they realise that women love a man in a kilt, but they don't have the guts (yet) to wear one. With you around kilted, they know that people (mostly women) want to party with the kilted guy, and they get to be cool by association.

**auld argonian** · 15th November 06, 10:27 AM

Originally Posted by RockyR

agreed.... tell them to get off your coat tails and get their OWN kilts. After all... do they want your table scraps or their own plate?

...and this from a kilt maker! Oy!

But as I thought about it, it's a win-win situation for your un-kilted buddy.

If a chick walks up and says, "oooh! I love a guy in a kilt!", he can say: "Yeah....WE always wear OUR kilts...mine's at the cleaner's just now...yup...got some mud (or blood if he's REALLY creative) on it at the rugby match and I had to drop it off..."

If she says, "What's with your friend? How come he's wearing a skirt?", he can say: "...yeah, poor guy...he's a little confused these days...but that's why a true friend like me goes out with him...just to keep an eye on him...yeah, I'm a pretty good guy, I guess..."

Make this guy show up in a kilt...even if you have to find a "loaner" for him...make him walk a mile in another man's ghilly brogues!

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