A new jones and maybe bad influence...

**Yodhan** · 23rd April 09, 11:27 PM

I already have one of the guys in the warehouse at work and the lead singer of my band interested. Hopefully one of them will get one.

And I say the comment about the women because my girlfriend is probably lurking here somewhere. She seemed a bit interested by the site, yet has no interest in joining.

**dfmacliam** · 24th April 09, 12:05 AM

Welcome to the addiction....as Jock mentions, one sure way to keep your mind off kilts, is to look at belts, sporrans, kilt hose, garters, kilt pins, and such. With a little diversion, you can help fight that new kilt urges...... Good luck, and remember, here, you are in the company of others who are just like you.... LOL

**Howard Clark** · 24th April 09, 04:04 AM

Others just like you, and some who have it worse.

**KFCarter** · 24th April 09, 04:31 AM

Ah, the force is strong within you...

(whoa, weird, I just had an image of Yoda in a kilt...)

:ootd:

**JolyStNicholas** · 24th April 09, 04:43 AM

Ah,feeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeels good!

Kilts, ya just gotta love'em!

**Colonel MacNeal** · 24th April 09, 06:43 AM

It could be worse - you could be a liederhosen addict.

**McFarkus** · 24th April 09, 07:02 AM

Welcome to the asylum. For just bumming around you might consider the Thrifty. When I get home from work, I often doff my pants and don my Irish National Thrifty. The velcro makes it easy to put on - I use it like a bath robe. And for $30 I don't worry about spilling something on it.

**lethearen** · 24th April 09, 07:07 AM

Originally Posted by McFarkus

Welcome to the asylum. For just bumming around you might consider the Thrifty. When I get home from work, I often doff my pants and don my Irish National Thrifty. The velcro makes it easy to put on - I use it like a bath robe. And for $30 I don't worry about spilling something on it.

I used to have a terrycloth "bath towel" that had velcro along one edge so that it could easily be wrapped around your waist. Thought it seemed pretty weird at the time. But now I've discovered kilts and no turning back!

**Colonel MacNeal** · 24th April 09, 08:52 AM

Originally Posted by McFarkus

Welcome to the asylum. For just bumming around you might consider the Thrifty. When I get home from work, I often doff my pants and don my Irish National Thrifty. The velcro makes it easy to put on - I use it like a bath robe. And for $30 I don't worry about spilling something on it.

That's a good itea - if I did that then maybe my family wouldl stop compaining about me relaxing in my drawers after work.

**Yodhan** · 24th April 09, 06:58 PM

Today while on a break at work (at least that is what I will maintain if my boss asks), I ordered a black flat cap, charcoal hose and green flashes from USA Kilts. The only think I need now is a sgian dubh, but I would hardly ever wear it. I have yet to find a reason to get fully dressed up in my kilt, but I will get the jacket and everything else when it comes time.