A punks kilt

**Daaaaang** · 30th December 07, 02:37 PM

Man, this really brings back memories. Many of my high school friends were punks, so it is great to see this. It was never my own style, but I always liked seeing it, and you put together a sweet outfit. Nice.

**Bugbear** · 30th December 07, 02:52 PM

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**Keith A** · 30th December 07, 05:25 PM

This is a band from the early 80's still very good friends with these guys and the still do show's hear and there
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7K9Ds...eature=related

**Bugbear** · 30th December 07, 09:46 PM

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**threebanger** · 31st December 07, 07:59 AM

Originally Posted by Crusty

I know the guys from Flatfoot personally.

I'm jealous. Great band!

Nice kilt, belsen. I like the look. It's kind of like some motorcycle "chopper" guys I'm associated with. We take what we have and make it our own. Some purists scoff, but hey, it's our bikes, huh?

**DireStraitsFan** · 31st December 07, 12:45 PM

Originally Posted by belsen

i hope u ent thinking racist when u hear skinhead......alot of skinheads are anti racist now adays.

Oh, well that is great. Thanks for clearing it up for me. I used to work with a guy (and a stand up guy he was!) who used to be a skinhead. He still had some prejudiced views, but knew he shouldn't. Anyway, he had to move here from Dallas because everywhere he went he would run into skinheads and get into fights for leaving the organization. The guy didn't have much of a family life and got in with the wrong crowd and made some mistakes. Now he is very ashamed to even talk about it. But he is still very much into Rockabilly and punk. He likes the most bare bones music, though. I couldn't even begin to name the bands he likes.

Keep rocking, and thanks for schooling me. I won't make the same mistake again.

**belsen** · 2nd January 08, 10:10 AM

this post thread was removed until i changed the pics as my t-shirt had writing of a religious subject. sorry for the miss understanding

**graham_s** · 2nd January 08, 10:47 AM

while I was in Australia earlier this year, I met an interesting chap.
Cam MacAzie (the BadPiper) wearing a leather kilt and a regimental sporran.
He was playing the pipes in the middle of Perth.
Great bloke.