I have no idea what's going on here...

[Nick]

I found this online today. I have no idea what's going on, but it's quite old (1907).



Enjoy!

Cheers,
Nick

[TheKiltedWonder]

I've never heard it called a "pair of kilts" before...sounds a lot like a p@nts wearer wrote that.

[beloitpiper]

A the old myth of whats under the kilt is spoiled yet again!

[McClef]

There was a famous Ukulele Banjo player called George Formby who sang a song about a window cleaner.

Lines such as:

At eight o' clock the girl she wakes
At five past eight her bath she takes
At ten past eight me ladder breaks
When I'm cleaning winders!

now it's a case of:

"At eight o' clock the wind it blows
At five past eight my secret goes
At ten past eight the whole world knows
When I'm cleaning winders!

[M. A. C. Newsome]

People all the time want to pluralize the kilt. I often have people say, "I see you're wearing your kilts today!" And I want to reply, "Nope, just one of them!"

[McMurdo]

Good photo, I have always heard the plural for kilt is "the kilt" but I have heard the same thing Matt.

[GMan]

I was hoping it was romantic, sort of like eloping

[Kilted_John]

*chuckle*

Yeah, must've been captioned by someone who wore trousers only.

-J

[Rex_Tremende]

I'm confused about where he's hidden his right leg.

[MacMillan of Rathdown]

EEK! Where'd he get the breeks? The picture does look like a young George Formby, and it would appear that his kilt is on wrong way 'round.