site visit in a kilt

[Spc. Scott]

Construction workers are a fun bunch to be around.

[Jerick]

feels good man... feels good...

[Nighthawk]

I hope it was a deep bow- with your back turned to them.

[Nick the DSM]

I hope it was a deep bow- with your back turned to them.

and kilt lifted!

[ardchoille]

Wow, first time I've heard of whistles from guys. You handled that great

[SFCRick]

at least you did not say they wanted a kilt check!

[hospitaller]

at least you did not say they wanted a kilt check!

oh there would have been a salad of elbows, knees, knees in jaws, etc. at the mere suggestion.



most of those guys know me anyway from previous visits, so they were 'mostly' just having a good time.

[Howard Clark]

Being funny works better than getting angry. That just feeds the phenomenon. Good job.

[Ozman1944]

Ah yes! Those sexy knees will get 'em everytime!

[bikeolounger]

I've been wearing my kilts (mostly UK original, UK Workman's, or AlphaKilt) to work for a while, now. I can get away with not having to wear trousers almost every day. I frequently have to inspect a roof as part of my job, meaning up the ladder I go.

I figure that anyone who looks close enough to tell whether I'm "regimental" is looking with intent to see. Casual observation won't get them far enough for them to be offended.

Most of my clients either say nothing whatsoever about my kilt, or speak appreciatively. The contractors have not been a problem, as far as I can tell. Many of the workers installing the roofing have been Hispanic, and not knowing Spanish I don't understand what they say to each other--and don't really care.

Of course, with my upcoming change in job duties, I may find a different level of acceptance to wearing kilts, but we'll see how that goes.