Kilt Do's and Don'ts

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so I read through it as a newbie should. It was an excellent use of a sick day home, but I don't know if it was the medicated and oxygen deprived part of my brain or the geek in me that got such a giggle out of the kilted star wars characters. Probably both.

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[Fedgunner]

That is a skirt.

I think I see a trend with pink bunny fur sporrans!

[TheKiltedWonder]

That is a skirt.

I think I see a trend with pink bunny fur sporrans!

they're multiplying like (pink) rabbits. But really, I am glad to see that the rest of the rare pastel rabbits are being used and not just their feet...

[Ruanaidh]

Is it a kilt or (shudder) tartan bloomers?

[TheKiltedWonder]

Well the kilt appears to be far too long, but that might just be the angle. And what's with the stuff at the bottom of the kilt. I suppose it's a lovely easter ensemble?

[Chef]

That is bloody awful!!!

[thescot]

Everytime I come to this thread I get a headache.

And, MacMillan, I understood. Ditto, Top.

[Ian.MacAllan]

The main reason the nether garment (I can't call it a kilt because I can't see any pleats) appears to be too long is that it is being worn three or four inches too low at the waist. Tact obliges me to make no further comment about the pink bunny or the busywork near the bottom of the garment; there really is nothing more to be said.

This gentleman should have little difficulty qualifying as "most improved".

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[Don Patrick]

The main reason the nether garment (I can't call it a kilt because I can't see any pleats) appears to be too long is that it is being worn three or four inches too low at the waist. Tact obliges me to make no further comment about the pink bunny or the busywork near the bottom of the garment; there really is nothing more to be said.

This gentleman should have little difficulty qualifying as "most improved".

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I like your response.