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6th April 06, 08:13 PM
#1
 Originally Posted by MacConnachie
Gentlemen (and ladies, too), I think I run small risk of contradiction when I state that many of us take the positive comments, smiles and polite questions as being amongst the "perks" of kilt-wearing. Ay, the comfort is grand, but the attention is frosting on the cake.
The chances of you being contradicted, at least by this man, are slim to none... and slim just took the first train out of town. 
Without a doubt, the positive comments and glares (and especially double takes) make me a happy kilt wearer. So does the comfort. A nice Hawaiian breeze under the kilt...
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6th April 06, 10:32 PM
#2
 Originally Posted by MacConnachie
Gentlemen (and ladies, too), I think I run small risk of contradiction when I state that many of us take the positive comments, smiles and polite questions as being amongst the "perks" of kilt-wearing. Ay, the comfort is grand, but the attention is frosting on the cake.
Mac
Mac, You won't get any contradiction from me. It's part of the joy of wearing a kilt, and I love talking to people that otherwise would have said nothing. I think it's great when it causes them to reflect on their own heritage.
Darrell
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7th April 06, 05:55 PM
#3
 Originally Posted by MacConnachie
I got a right friendly, "Hey you" from a 40-something-years young grandma of a co-worker today, when she saw me walking 'round a' kilted up. It certainly gave my spirits a lift.
Gentlemen (and ladies, too), I think I run small risk of contradiction when I state that many of us take the positive comments, smiles and polite questions as being amongst the "perks" of kilt-wearing. Ay, the comfort is grand, but the attention is frosting on the cake.
Mac
No contradiction from me, either! I got interested in kilts because I thought that they looked cool. Then I tried one on and loved the comfort. That said, I certainly haven't turned down the positive comments! (And I'm getting pretty good at ignoring the stares!)
Mark
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7th April 06, 06:18 PM
#4
 Originally Posted by UmAnOnion
hopefully some of these high school boys will get a clue and realize that the girls really like a kilt-wearing man and will take to it themselves and a whole new generation of kilters will begin......
Or have female friends like me, a number of them chipped in to get me my first kilt!
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7th April 06, 06:31 PM
#5
Well I'm wearing my new Black Watch while I chaperone my high school prom tomorrow night. Borrowed a PC from a co-worker so I'll be dressed to the nines. Most of my students know I wear the kilt, but few have seen me in one. I hope to have some good stories for you all on Sunday!
Kilted Teacher and Wilderness Ranger and proud member of Clan Donald, USA
Happy patron of Jack of the Wood Celtic Pub and Highland Brewery in beautiful, walkable, and very kilt-friendly Asheville, NC.
New home of Sierra Nevada AND New Belgium breweries!
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8th April 06, 05:35 AM
#6
I'm waiting
 Originally Posted by Riverkilt
Oh ya, my daughter thought your kilt you had on in walmart the other day was "Sooooo cool
I'm 36, and still....well, let me see, what is the right word...ummm, well, I think I am still in the.....well, I aint 61. But on a plane to france, the high school girls on their senior trip didnt smile, or ask silly questions, or any of the fun things, they just kinda looked at me odd. Good on you brother for representing.
Jay
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