Kilts! Coed or Sandbox, I could not decide

[Sasnakra]

Kilts! So I searched and only came up with two local threads that even mentioned them and both were old. Curious, though, from a ladies perspective if you are out in the wild is a kilted dude a dud or a stud? Utility kilt or Tartan, either way, does his comfort in his own skin win the day or is he immediately that weird guy that puts his own self in a corner? Men, weigh in as well. Do you talk to that kilted guy or shun him like an oddball cousin that without eye contact you can pretend you didn't see?

[Exchequer]

Originally Posted by Sasnakra

Kilts! So I searched and only came up with two local threads that even mentioned them and both were old. Curious, though, from a ladies perspective if you are out in the wild is a kilted dude a dud or a stud? Utility kilt or Tartan, either way, does his comfort in his own skin win the day or is he immediately that weird guy that puts his own self in a corner? Men, weigh in as well. Do you talk to that kilted guy or shun him like an oddball cousin that without eye contact you can pretend you didn't see?

I am a huge fan of plaid. Back when we had a Tilted Kilt in Fayetteville, I talked to the girls for sure.




If I was in Scotland I would surely talk to a man especially if he was offering me a glass of Macallan 1950 - Exceptional Cask 67.


On a side note, Arkansas has available franchises for sale


https://www.meninkilts.com

[aloysius.x]

Originally Posted by Exchequer

I am a huge fan of plaid. Back when we had a Tilted Kilt in Fayetteville, I talked to the girls for sure.




If I was in Scotland I would surely talk to a man especially if he was offering me a glass of Macallan 1950 - Exceptional Cask 67.


On a side note, Arkansas has available franchises for sale


https://www.meninkilts.com

I have to admit, I'm a big fan of the kilt. Swinging free is the bomb. Never have I ever been so jealous of women being able to wear a skirt on a daily basis. If you haven't tried it, do it once I'd just for a laugh. You'll be a believer, I assure you.

FYI, Macallen is good stuff. Wish I could afford to drink it daily. My go to is a15 year-old French cask glenlive. About 70 something of dollars for a bottle. Oban little bay is my next go to.

[DallasRain]

Mmm kilts... i fondly remember lifting a sweet guys kilt up on Bourbon Street... i luv kilts!

[austin88998833]

I have Scottish ancestry. I definitely need to get one and experience the freedom and getting are-rated real good. Like the guy with the romper only the kilt would be much better!

https://youtu.be/tZVCertAHkc