The first time i wore a kilt was at a company picnic with a few other comrads i was to say the least a bit nervous. one of the hottest girls in the organization said behind my back "the other guys look OK But Rich looks like he wears one every day." From that moment on I was sold. I can do the kilt thing No problem. Chicks dig them.
“Live each season as it passes; breathe the air, taste the fruit, drink the drink, and resign yourself to the influences of each.” H.D. Thoreau
The first time i wore a kilt was at a company picnic with a few other comrads i was to say the least a bit nervous. one of the hottest girls in the organization said behind my back "the other guys look OK But Rich looks like he wears one every day." From that moment on I was sold. I can do the kilt thing No problem. Chicks dig them.
I'm the Director for Security at a local hospital. (you can tell its a serious job by the caps in the title)
My officers have to wear uniforms though I dress in normal business clothes. Often I am the final authority the public deals with on several matters, and usually thats when they already are not happy. A professional and conservative appearance does help with that quite a bit.
While the kilt would be a great asset in a security environment like bouncing, I feel it would be a liability in many of my interactions with the public.
I'd like to say thats just their problem, but then it becomes my problem when I have to deal with the repercussions.
If we ever have any sort of non-work formal get togethers though I will probably wear my kilt, as I do now when I get together with some fellow co-workers now informally.
or at least to a function where some of these ladies will be.
Originally Posted by Richland
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