Newb sighting in Louisiana? I think so.

**SteveB** · 4th June 08, 04:41 PM

Hello

and a warm

from Boston, Massachusetts.

Live by your own rules. Kilt on. In the warmth of Louisiana, I would want to be kilted all the time. But then in the warmth of New England I am kilted as much as possible.

**McFarkus** · 4th June 08, 05:45 PM

from Chicago

**ghostlight** · 4th June 08, 06:34 PM

Welcome from Orlando, FL.

**TheSp8** · 4th June 08, 06:37 PM

Welcome from South Texas. I've been to Ft Polk a couple of times and wore my kilt out to dinner in the evenings. They got used to it real quick. Wear the kilt and enjoy it.

YMOS,
Tony

**DTrain** · 4th June 08, 09:12 PM

Welcome from Mississippi! On a weekend in New Orleans last fall I wore my kilt to Port o'Call and got some snickers and strange looks. In New Orleans, of all places! Im trying to get up the courage to try again.

**Wolfgore** · 4th June 08, 09:33 PM

Welcome from the great Pacific Northwest.
Wear that kilt, wear it in good health, and the hell with what anyone else thinks!

**sarge** · 4th June 08, 10:08 PM

Welcome from Tampa FL

**Coemgen** · 5th June 08, 12:10 AM

from your friendly local Poor, Starving Liberal Arts Student!

**H.M. Murdock** · 5th June 08, 01:50 AM

Originally Posted by DTrain

Welcome from Mississippi! On a weekend in New Orleans last fall I wore my kilt to Port o'Call and got some snickers and strange looks. In New Orleans, of all places! Im trying to get up the courage to try again.

New Orleans is home to its own breed of insanity- if it's related to acceptable, psychotic eccentricities, they pay it no mind. If it's related to a culture outside of their own (not one of psychotic eccentricities), they get a little uncomfortable.

Not unlike the rest of the state. Hmm... *wink*

Originally Posted by SteveB

Live by your own rules. Kilt on. In the warmth of Louisiana, I would want to be kilted all the time. But then in the warmth of New England I am kilted as much as possible.

Oh, it's not the heat. I can take heat like a champ. It's the humidity that kills you. It has the unpleasant tendency of intimidating the heat so harshly that the heat tries to cuddle up to you. Thus, I think, the term "close heat" in relation to humid summer weather.