New way to carry concealed...

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I REFUSE to wear a man dress to a public high school. I'd bet TMM (the only other 15 year old on here I know) would say the same.
 
Try the narrow, funnel shaped, Very Breezy staircase on a ferry boat for excitement/exposure! I looked like a tulip for a few seconds! :eek: or should that be :barf:
 
A note to the geniuses making wisecracks about skirts or dresses.

DO NOT attempt to pick a fight with a gentleman wearing a kilt. It's probably been tried before, and since the gentleman is still wearing the kilt, you can likely surmise the outcome. It takes guts, and a wee little of craziness, to wear one of the comfy things.
 
You wont hear any skirts or dresses wisecracks from me, its not unusual to see a man wearing one or the other here in Asheville, it doesnt bother me.

I've yet to see a man wearing a kilt though...
 
Pants are vastly overrated. I already wear shorts everywhere except work and hunting (well, funerals too, I guess). I'd wear a kilt if I found the right one (w/ boots, of course). Jokes about fat, bald old ladies might cause trouble, though.


Clif
 
I don't think a Kilt would work well on any of my Motorcycles.....otherwise I'd give it a try. All I ever wear are 501s.
 
Mannlicher said: black guy wearing a Scottish Kilt? now that IS funny.

Mannlicher's comment reminds me of the movie, "The Last King of Scotland," which is the story of Idi Amin (Ugandan dictator). He wears a kilt in a brief scene because he is so enamored with the manner in which the Scots fight; for all the wrong reasons mind you. I bring this up because if you ever want to see a movie which would bolster your resolve to never surrender your arms and fight tyranny until your last breath, rent that one.
 
It appears that concealed carry & kilts....goes back a long way. Scroll down to the bottom of this web page and you'll find a late 1700's period "Sporran Gun". Looks like it has one flintlock mechanism firing two barrels out each side at once.
http://memphisbagpipescom.blogspot.com/2007_06_01_archive.html

And no, I'll not trade my Levis for all the kilts in Seattle. I don't even care for Seattle's coffee.
Jack
 
I'll tell you what I wear under my kilt.
1) Same as you, just bigger.
2) Socks
3) My shoes

Back when I was single, I'd get asked this occasionally by young ladies hoping to make me blush. Turn the tables by asking "Are your hands cold?"

In the highland games, there's an event called the Caber Toss. Do you really want to poke fun at a guy who can pick up and toss a *telephone pole*?

There are several somewhat impolite responses to the "What do you wear under your kilt" question, I'd be happy to provide them upon request in PM, as the open forum is family friendly.

I admit that when I do wear a kilt, it's to the games or when piping. Those events are some of the safest places to be due to the crowd they draw. I often don't carry, I lock it in the car.
 
ROTF , well Bigun15 , when you get older and women play a bigger role in your life (like attracting them ) you will change your tune :evil: as to what you will and will not wear .
 
If the wind blows your kilt up and exposes your twiddly bits, can you be charged with brandishing? :what:
 
ROTF , well Bigun15 , when you get older and women play a bigger role in your life (like attracting them ) you will change your tune as to what you will and will not wear .
I never wore a kilt to school, I got plenty of action, and I never got picked on for wearing a kilt.

If you dont think it would be that bad, read a third to half the posts in this thread, and keep in mind that this is the high road, and folks act more civilized here than today's typical teenager.
 
I never wore a kilt to school, I got plenty of action, and I never got picked on for wearing a kilt.
Well - it that's true then you either went to HS in CA, are 6'6 and weigh 250# of solid muscle or yur gay.

Kids, especially teenagers, are the most cruel of humans. Wearing a kilt when I was in HS would have been a surefire way to get yur ass kicked before and after school and mercilessly teased during.

And so the wussification of the USA continutes.

On a more serious note: Cultural norms change. They are changing in the US. I'm not a big fan of this particular norm change but compared to some of the other changes going on I guess this one is pretty minor in the grand scheme of things.
 
I, too, have the problem of old man legs or else I would wear a kilt. Maybe if I could find some FightingTights(tm) I could make it work. Because if I wear a kilt here I'd better carry and be ready to fight. I could get kilt over it.
Oh, wait. I work with a lot of power tools. I don't want to be snatched naked (or worse) when a breeze blows my kilt onto my table saw.
My heritage is Scots-Irish-German (an American Mutt). At my age I put the "bag" in bagpipe.
 
folks who're downing the kilt and calling it a dress, etc, need to grow up and grow a pair.

Be your own man. Nevermind what the great unwashed masses say or think. They're demonstrably idiots, anyway.
 
Don't knock it 'till you've tried it, Chuck. Kilts are dead comfy.
Yeah, if you're a sissy boy. No amount of convincing can make me believe a man wearing a skirt is anything else. At least in our culture. It's probably quite comfy to run around nude on a cool evening but I probably won't be trying that one either.

It takes.... a wee little of craziness, to wear one of the comfy things.
No argument here.
 
Whatever blows your skirt up . . . I have ugly legs . . . and I hate "wolf-whistles" . . . and the "pair" would get sunburned (lessen it was a mid-calf model, lol) . . . no doubt they are comfy, and I'd not ridicule the MAN wearing one, just ain't on my list of things to do. Years ago in Montana, I wore a pink shirt to work . . . when asked about it, I replied, "When you're as tough as I am, you can wear any damn color shirt you want." Bogie is keerect . . . you don't have to like it, you may not want to wear one, but refrain from making snide comments to the fella who does . . . or be prepared to explain how you got your butt kicked by a guy wearing something other than pants . . . now a breechcloth & leggings I can attest-to as comfortable.
 
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