Kilt on New Years? Yes or No?

[BroosterB1]

Dress for the occasion! If it is a semi-formal, no need for a Prince Charlie, an argyle or even a tweed should do nicely. By all means wear the kilt, I will.

As for the heathens (non-kilted) :butt: I agree with Nighthawk.

[MacMillan of Rathdown]

HA! Yer all a bunch a auld wimmen! Compared to hogmanay on Sauchiehall Street, your evening out, kilted, will be a piece of pish! Man up and wear the kilt.

[socalferg]

Wear your Kilt, put your thing down and have a good time. Don't sweat what hasn't and may not happen.

[Bugbear]

Hope your lady friend and you enjoy the new year, and she gets to see you in your kilt.

[RamsayClanCommish]

Naturally, having the SD in the kilthose is not a good plan when in a situation like that. I am sure there are laws about such things.

I will have to check on what venues are available for that night. I expect most folk to be respectful. But really, I havent seen my friend for a long time and i want ther eto be no hassles while still accomodating her wishes.

I guess I never really thought much about someof the minor problems with going kilted in some places. I would imagine some places like clubs would be pretty smokey and that cant be good for kilts.

[CameronTaylor]

Worry not, most people I've run into in these many years kilted on New Years think it's cool. You'll get looks, an occasional comment maybe.
Ain't no big deal.
I don't have an option, I'm expected kilted or else.


CT - and that's a good thing

[Ancienne Alliance]

The occasion is ideal !


Best,

Robert

[McClef]

New Year is a great time to be kilted - go for it.

[Southern Breeze]

Wear your kilt !!

[Amoskeag]

This is how I see it. On one hand you have a lady friend who wants to see you in a kilt On the other hand is a drunk; presumably a guy because ladies don't usually have a huge problem with a kilt

Lay Friend...........Drunk Guy

Being a dude, I'd go with the lady
Bob