Kilted for work.

**Pour1Malt** · 5th April 06, 07:08 AM

guid oan ya!

thots quite like mine...

(see mine here)
http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/s...4&page=2&pp=10

**GMan** · 5th April 06, 08:35 AM

Rob,

Just goes to show the power of the Kilt. Stopping the car with just one foot well done!

Great uniform you have there.

**Southern Breeze** · 5th April 06, 09:40 AM

Great look!

**ByDand** · 5th April 06, 09:56 AM

That looks great and you look happy. What a combination, kilted, cooking & happy. Couldn't ask for more except maybe a pint or two

**Rob Wright** · 5th April 06, 01:52 PM

Ron, that's a Pittsburgh Kilt from Jeff.

Dread, no grease burn, my birthmark.

Pour1Malt, yeah very similiar, I went and pulled oot my old jackets after seeing your pic, it does look damn good i must say

ByDand, I could of used a couple of pints by that time.

Glen, us kilted gents are the new superhero's ;)

Rob

**Dreadbelly** · 5th April 06, 02:00 PM

I only asked because I know the nature of the work and what it can do to you.

Steam and grease will leave behind a lovely patina on your skin that takes years to fade, if even.

**Rob Wright** · 5th April 06, 06:59 PM

Originally Posted by Dreadbelly

I only asked because I know the nature of the work and what it can do to you.

Steam and grease will leave behind a lovely patina on your skin that takes years to fade, if even.

DOn't I know

tried to get a matching one on my other arm, you can only tell in a couple of spots if you look real hard, that one covered up all the way to my elbow.

Rob