Where everybody knows your name...

**KiltedCodeWarrior** · 5th March 06, 08:17 PM

Originally Posted by Southern Breeze

It happens to me quite a lot at nurseries...

SB, should you be sharing this? The cops might get upset.

Yes, I know you are in landscaping and what nurseries this refers to!

**UmAnOnion** · 5th March 06, 10:11 PM

Originally Posted by KiltedCodeWarrior

SB, should you be sharing this? The cops might get upset.

Yes, I know you are in landscaping and what nurseries this refers to!

KCW - you have a dirty dirty mind... I can see we are going to be good friends...

**KiltedCodeWarrior** · 6th March 06, 08:42 PM

Originally Posted by UmAnOnion

KCW - you have a dirty dirty mind... I can see we are going to be good friends...

You and me bro (or is it Mon?)! Ebony and Ivory, except I still have hair! LOL

Sorry I can't make a trip to NYC for Tartan week, it would be a great time. Maybe next year.

**Southern Breeze** · 5th March 06, 10:17 PM

Originally Posted by KiltedCodeWarrior

SB, should you be sharing this? The cops might get upset.

Yes, I know you are in landscaping and what nurseries this refers to!

Really? There's a lot of cute, single Nurses who are wild about men in kilts.

**GMan** · 5th March 06, 11:01 PM

I almost am afraid to admit this, but I do get a lot of free stuff because I am Kilted. Boy do I have lots of friends.

**Graham** · 5th March 06, 11:07 PM

Spot on, the kilt is a sure fire way to get noticed and never forgotten.

If I am trying to remind someone over the phone of a previous contact/order/job etc. and they can't remember me, I just say "I'm the guy in the kilt".

This is why more businesses are incorporating kilts as workwear (Highland water, Men in Kilts (window cleaners) and Cam River Signs (free advert)

**Kilted KT** · 6th March 06, 08:29 AM

Apparently I've had a kilt on every time I've been to the car dealship here in town to get my truck serviced. At least three or four of the employees there strike up a conversation of some kind while I wait. Last time I went in jeans ( painting my livingroom. kilts may be clothes, but I don't have any painter-s kilts) and everyone there asked "why no kilt?" Definitly made me feel better.

I also get the same treatment at the local tavern I visit on occasion. The usually have my drink waiting for me before I even get to the bar. Very good things.

**GMan** · 6th March 06, 10:21 AM

Another thing that I have noticed is that when you are meeting someone new the comment of I am the guy wearing a Kilt is always a way for people to find out who you are without asking evryone else there.