Kilts in Cartoons

**Larry124** · 5th February 09, 09:35 PM

1. The right leg flashes are on the inside of the leg. Three of the four pipers appear not to be wearing sporrans – unless they are shifted to the hidden side.

2. A turtleneck shirt with short-sleeves is a Kilt Don’t. As is the kilt worn below the knees. And white puffy footwear.

What?

Oh.

Never mind.

**Bugbear** · 6th February 09, 12:33 AM

What's wrong with white, puffy footware...?

Oh, you mean with a kilt.

**Cherub** · 8th February 09, 12:06 PM

Well those are good, latley I've been subjected to near non-stop YTV (Youth TV) cartoons (ugh) and have been noticing a number of kilts and sporrans.

my eyes, were did I put my EYE bleach. Sponge Bob in a kilt, yuck.

I love me daughter, i love my daughter but hate YTV

**sathor** · 8th February 09, 12:12 PM

Originally Posted by Cherub

Well those are good, latley I've been subjected to near non-stop YTV (Youth TV) cartoons (ugh) and have been noticing a number of kilts and sporrans.

my eyes, were did I put my EYE bleach. Sponge Bob in a kilt, yuck.

I love me daughter, i love my daughter but hate YTV

I missed my chance to get that shirt, but I'm still happy that one of my son's favorite cartoons is 'Chowder' who's main character is kilted.

**isantop** · 14th February 09, 04:26 PM

My little brother loves the show "Chowder". In it, the character Mung Wears a kilt.

**Bugbear** · 14th February 09, 04:51 PM

I thought Groundskeeper Willie of The Simsons wears kilts...

**sathor** · 15th February 09, 09:17 AM

Originally Posted by Ted Crocker

I thought Groundskeeper Willie of The Simsons wears kilts...

A bit more rare, but yeah. Mung Daal's are not as well drawn though. And there is Duff Killigan (sp?) in Kim Possible, and "The Scotsman" from Samurai Jack

**Kiltboy** · 15th February 09, 06:33 PM

Or for the really obscure cartoon, check my avitar. It's the odd character Milo from the animated cartoon "The Oblongs". In episode "Bucketheads", Milo becomes popular and decides to design clothes. As the designer he dons a kilt, sword, fan and begins to call himself Mee-lo.

**sathor** · 15th February 09, 06:40 PM

Originally Posted by Kiltboy

Or for the really obscure cartoon, check my avitar. It's the odd character Milo from the animated cartoon "The Oblongs". In episode "Bucketheads", Milo becomes popular and decides to design clothes. As the designer he dons a kilt, sword, fan and begins to call himself Mee-lo.

I missed that episode, I almost bought the entire series on DVD the other day. Dang it.