Kilted Classroom

**northernsky** · 3rd February 08, 10:55 PM

The first time I wore a kilt to school one of the girl's yelled out "Put on some pants!" The kids are used to me now and I get a lot of compliments. Having a 6'4" rugby sized colleague who wears a leather kilt on Fridays helps immeasurably too.!

**SFCRick** · 4th February 08, 01:12 AM

good for you

**Jock Scot** · 4th February 08, 02:50 AM

Well done,it is great seeing a fellow angler leading the way.For me though, I think a sporran would have been a fine finnishing touch.

**Pour1Malt** · 4th February 08, 03:36 AM

guid oan ya...

lueks like ya need a sporran though...

**cessna152towser** · 4th February 08, 04:30 AM

Looking good. Well done on helping to spread the story of the kilt.

**James MacMillan** · 4th February 08, 04:32 AM

Great!!!!

**OFCJAX** · 4th February 08, 05:56 AM

I can hear it now........

"OK, class.
1: This is a Kilt, not a skirt.
2: Yes, I am of Sottish desent; though one does not need to be to wear a kilt.

3: NO. (or "Socks and shoes")"

**pipesndrumsnun** · 4th February 08, 06:42 AM

Nulty...
EXCELLENT pics! Very cool!!

**Alan H** · 4th February 08, 12:04 PM

I wore a kilt while I substitute taught last winter and it was a raging success. When you sub, there's always the barrier of...

"oh, he's just the substitute, we don't have to pay attention to him"... to get over. I never had that problem when I wore a kilt!

**keith_b** · 4th February 08, 03:07 PM

I'm with Riverkilt, I do like the "no sporran" look. If the weather's a bit cool and calls for a jacket with pockets to put things in, I tend to do away with the sporran.