A kilt on What Not to Wear

**sirdaniel1975** · 24th October 08, 08:33 PM

Originally Posted by Nighthawk

They can all kiss my red haired Celtic butt. Why should I (or any of you) be bothered by what someone on TV or in a news paper has to say? Be you and be happy that way.

I agree!

**Squeaky McMurdo** · 24th October 08, 02:48 PM

Originally Posted by cavscout

OOOO, but how fun to go buy one kilt and spend the rest on all the accessories.. Then when they do their fashion show come out wearing the same kilt for all your outfits and demo the versatility of the kilt for all occasions.

LOL, I was thinking "I should nominate my husband for that show, tell him that if he's picked to go to a kiltmaker in New York first (Brown Brother Harriman & Co. was the only one that sounded like they make traditional kilts that I found doing a websearch) buy a kilt or two or three..., a jacket, and several hose, and then appease them."

I figure the worst they could do is give him a corney haircut--which I can easily cut or buzz off.

So us lasses can nominate our men and send them kilt-shopping in New York. The only forseeable problem with this is that some of you lads may end up without facial hair...

**Redregon** · 25th October 08, 09:41 PM

Originally Posted by Squeaky McMurdo

So us lasses can nominate our men and send them kilt-shopping in New York. The only forseeable problem with this is that some of you lads may end up without facial hair...

the day someone shaves my beard off is the day i pry their versace sunglasses from their cold, dead hands ;)

heheh

**Gilvray** · 24th October 08, 03:29 PM

For $5000 you could fly to Scotland and get one made up....

and get a decent bottle of whisky while your at it....

**Nighthawk** · 24th October 08, 03:35 PM

Originally Posted by Gilvray

For $5000 you could fly to Scotland and get one made up....

and get a decent bottle of whisky while your at it....

That's brilliant!!

I retract my earlier statement. I want them to tell me what to wear- if it will net me $5k to spend on kilt stuff.

**Bugbear** · 24th October 08, 05:52 PM

Fashion is so visual...

**Fox** · 24th October 08, 06:56 PM

LOL! I'm with you there Ted. I wonder how many other blind kilties there are out there pestering their mates for confirmation. "I know it's brown, love but what shade of brown..."

Originally Posted by Ted Crocker

Fashion is so visual...

**Bugbear** · 24th October 08, 07:05 PM

Originally Posted by Fox

LOL! I'm with you there Ted. I wonder how many other blind kilties there are out there pestering their mates for confirmation. "I know it's brown, love but what shade of brown..."

I don't have one of those, so I have to spread the pestering out across a bunch of different people. I'm still probably annoying with it, but I need to know if it is brown or red-ish brown: gees!

**Bugbear** · 25th October 08, 02:27 PM

Yes, long hair is a contintious issue. I have worn my hair both long and short at different times because of the work I was doing. I pull mine back in a ponytail, but that is still contintious.

On the other hand many people, young and old, have been telling me they like my long hair more than when it was short... Go figure.

**Mr. MacDougall** · 25th October 08, 02:55 PM

It seems to me that those shows are all about conformity. Conform to the short hair, clean-shaven look, and you'll look better, they say. Well I say, fooey on 'em. I look fine as I am, thanks very little.