Happy until about a month ago

**Tartan Hiker** · 30th August 06, 09:25 AM

Originally Posted by Tattoobradley

Welcome to the asylum.

...and the inmates are definitely in charge!!!

I just finished my first X-Kilt (Thanks Alan!) Pics will follow in another thread, but now I see MANY new kilts in my future for a fraction of the usual cost. Consider feeding your new addiction with your own creations.
WAHOO!!

Bill

**Southern Breeze** · 30th August 06, 09:44 AM

There's definetly merit in the addiction theory. I'm still trying to figure out how I acquired 46 in the past year.

**ozmeath** · 30th August 06, 09:44 AM

Originally Posted by Tartan Hiker

...and the inmates are definitely in charge!!!

I just finished my first X-Kilt (Thanks Alan!) Pics will follow in another thread, but now I see MANY new kilts in my future for a fraction of the usual cost. Consider feeding your new addiction with your own creations.
WAHOO!!

Bill

But a bad machine doesn't know it's a bad machine, unless you're FROM THE FACTORY (credit to Midnight Express).

**cessna152towser** · 30th August 06, 07:24 AM

As you have discovered, kilts are addictive. Welcome to the support group.

**David Dalglish** · 30th August 06, 12:22 PM

Dont worry, be happy

**Southern Breeze** · 30th August 06, 12:29 PM

1 kilt or 100, the main thing is enjoying yourself. Keeping up with the Jones's shouldn't apply to kilts, it keeps one from enjoying the kilt for what it is.

**Roan Carter** · 30th August 06, 06:32 PM

Lol! You cannot help the natural desire to buy many kilts. I mean really, didn't you used to own a bunch of pants? I probably got a few pairs of pants each year until I turned 20 and got my first kilt. The difference between kilts and pants is that you won't (likely) need to throw your old kilts out. ^_^

**Riverkilt** · 30th August 06, 08:22 AM

Ahh Bill,

You got it...welcome.

I lost count somewhere in the low 40s. Wouldn't be so bad if I didn't keep finding a tartan I really liked, or realize I need a kilt for this or that.

My relapse triggers have been the smell of leather, the sway of hand sewn traditional kilts, and hanging around tartan finder websites.

I think I'm over my Utilikilt binge since I practically own one of everything they make in most colors....except the cords and the spartans...no interest in either.

Ron

**Hamish** · 30th August 06, 08:23 AM

Originally Posted by keepoffgrass

........................................How many kilts is enough to be satisfied? Judging by Hammish, I dont know if no matter how many you have itll be enough. If you got 66 and still want more.... oh man.... I want one in every tartan that catches my eye. Help me guys! What have I gotten myself into? Will I ever have enough?
Bill

In a word, Bill: No!

We are all pleased you made it here and look forward to hearing of your progress as the addiction grips you ever tighter!

A word of advice from an old lag, if you will permit me? In the early stages of your addiction, and in the ensuing years whilst you have responsibilities, progress with great caution and exercise as much control as you can muster - turn to the KA (Kilties Anonymous) if necessary - there is no shame in it. Later, maybe many years later, when the responsibilities are no longer weighing you down, then you can throw caution to the wind and truly indulge that addiction ........... but don't leave it too late as I almost did!!