I have a confession.

**Dreadbelly** · 13th March 07, 09:45 AM

Originally Posted by McMurdo

Thanks corbinj for pointing this out. We must stick together, we will always be the minority. I would defend anyone's right to wear a Tripp, UK, FK, whatever else they are you have to admit, that the contemporary kilts out there are kilts first and foremost. We have enough people trying to tell us what to wear without turning on each other for being different.

Well said sir.

Dreadnought now parked in the front ranks for protection.

I didn't care much for solid contemporary kilts at first. I have since been converted.

Go on... I dare ye. Call it a skirt.

Edit. I wish my FK would hurry up and get here.

**Chef** · 13th March 07, 10:00 AM

Originally Posted by Dreadbelly

Go on... I dare ye. Call it a skirt.

It's a skirt....

but then kilts are a form of skirt too.

**Livingston** · 13th March 07, 10:18 AM

Corbin, I just knew you were originally from up US 36 at PRB*

*for those not in Colorado, The Peoples Republic of Boulder

**Dreadbelly** · 13th March 07, 10:24 AM

Originally Posted by Chef

It's a skirt....

but then kilts are a form of skirt too.

Oh. So that's how it is going to be. Fine.

Have at ye! A duel to the death with... Pickled herrings!

**Chef** · 13th March 07, 11:17 AM

Originally Posted by Dreadbelly

Oh. So that's how it is going to be. Fine.

Have at ye! A duel to the death with... Pickled herrings!

I prefer Sardines at 20 paces

**Kilted KT** · 13th March 07, 08:54 PM

Originally Posted by Dreadbelly

Oh. So that's how it is going to be. Fine.

Have at ye! A duel to the death with... Pickled herrings!

grr...haggis and a caber's length!

**staticsan** · 13th March 07, 08:09 PM

Originally Posted by Dreadbelly

Go on... I dare ye. Call it a skirt.

The only time during my first outing my kilt was called a 'skirt' was by someone who didn't know I was kilted and had heard unflattering remarks from a third person...

Wade.