Tattoo

**Bob C** · 14th June 05, 08:35 AM

That's a great shot, Graham, but I'll admit that the idea of women with swords scares me a little.

**bubba** · 14th June 05, 08:59 AM

Originally Posted by Bob C.

That's a great shot, Graham, but I'll admit that the idea of women with swords scares me a little.

And it should!

**GMan** · 14th June 05, 09:24 AM

Great shot Graham.

Outside of band members how many others were kilted?

**Freelander Sporrano** · 14th June 05, 10:40 AM

Originally Posted by GMan

Great shot Graham.

Outside of band members how many others were kilted?

Is this another competion :-D

Only joking I see some Irish dancers too. Looks like you had a fine time Graham

**Kilt Ted** · 16th June 05, 10:02 PM

Great shot Graham, it was a great night.

We went on the Thursday night and as far as I could see out of about 2000??people there I was the only one in the audience in a kilt. As it was the perfect oppertunity for those whoe don't normally wear one I was quite disappointed.

Cheers

Rob

**Graham** · 17th June 05, 05:39 AM

I agree Rob, (and to answer your question Glen) the night I went I think there may have been one other guy, he was quite formally dressed so I didn't really know if he was an "official".

While I love Tattoo's, they do rather enforce the notion that kilt belong in pipe bands.
I hope I dispelled that notion today in the city of Burnie, working in the main street with power drills, power cords etc installing a sign to new restaurant.

I did get quite a few strange looks and giggles.
I went back there tonight for an opening cocktail party. The place was jam packed with everyone who was anybody in the community.

I wore my Morrison 8 yard, shirt and tie. It is a "world Cuisine" restaurant, so I said I was there representing the Celtic Peoples.

It's nice to stand out with a bit of colour in a sea of black suits, I loved it!