Kilts that aren't pleated?

[Chas]

The topic of “what is a kilt" has been brought up many times before. Here are a few links.

This one starts on topic but after page two....?
http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/s...ht=traditional

http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/t...ht=traditional

http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/t...ht=traditional

Yes, yes, yes. We have discussed this before; endlessly; time and time again; Ad infinitum, Ad nauseam, eternally and forever, world without end Amen.

Except that in all this endless debate and discussion and discourse, in the ire and acrimony, in the raised voices and the table thumping and the foot stomping, in the schisms and breakaways and 'good-bye forevers', we have accidentally never come to a decision.

We claim to be the largest largest kilt-wearing group on the internet; our collective knowledge far outweighs any other either on the internet or in reality; the power we have, through sheer weight of numbers, could make or break any retailer.

But in all of this we are afraid to officially say what a kilt is. A manufacturer pops up and says "Hey - look at my new kilt!" and we roll over like puppies waiting for our bellies to be rubbed.

We hear it time and time again - 'Don't hijack threads; keep to the subject and remember that this is a kilt forum'.

This is why I called for a moderator led debate on the subject 'What is a kilt?'

With all respect blackbeard, the three links you posted do not come to any conclusion. If you can find a thread that officially, unequivocally states what a kilt is, please post it.

Regards

Chas