Kilt Do's and Don'ts

[Monkey@Arms]

Geez, I can't believe we are on page 111. (In my best Mr. T voice) "I pity the poor newbie that has to wade through this thread."

Best regards,

Jake

[BruceK]

(In my best Mr. T voice) "I pity the poor newbie that has to wade through this thread."

I did that just a little while ago. Took a bit of time but it was a lot of fun.

[James B. Clemons]

Definitely a don't.

[James B. Clemons]

And as for these guys.......You decide. The one in the middle is trying to show us his dirk, I believe.

[Coinneach]

Finally! Gee, wish I'd started this thread a year ago. At least! But there are great examples of good DOs here. I just hope never to see a picture of me as a DON'T.

[Arlen]

Definitely a don't.

This would, of course, be the New Scotiasaz Americanada metrosexual pipe band in their traditional regalia.

[Monkey@Arms]

I guess they didn't read the part of the fabric care instructions that said "cold water hand wash, don't machine dry."

Best regards,

Jake

[BruceK]

This would, of course, be the New Scotiasaz Americanada metrosexual pipe band in their traditional regalia.

Or the entertainment at a bachelorette party...

[GreenDragon]

you mean, kilts aren't supposed to stop at the middle of the thigh?

[Demonnic]

Don't do this to your poor dog.






Do enjoy your kilts, and if you're going to wear hawaiian print kilts, have the sense to wear a solid shirt.



(Yes, I think that kilt is great, a real fashion statement.)

DO use pretty women to help you sell kilts... but don't dress the women -in- them.



I'm not a stickler for things, but this seems a bit short even to me