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[peterbj7]

Of course, you know why the kilt retained its popularity in Scotland?

(I'll give the answer after a few others have had a go!)

Blowing raspberries at the Brits for trying to forbid it??

I take it you mean the English - Scots are Brits too. But no. Anyone else?

[Elena]

Of course, you know why the kilt retained its popularity in Scotland?

Kilts have survived well into the age of modern aviation, because otherwise the English could not tell their favorite anecdote about the Highland sky divers using a kilt instead of a parachute

Edited by Elena, 07 October 2008 - 04:03 AM.

[peterbj7]

Getting better, but still not the answer.

[Mermaid Lady]

Of course, you know why the kilt retained its popularity in Scotland?

So that they could flash their arses at the enemy?

Edited by Mermaid Lady, 07 October 2008 - 10:35 AM.

[peterbj7]

Another good one, but no.

[Racer184]

Because kilts are cheaper than pantaloons ?

[Hipshot]

Of course, you know why the kilt retained its popularity in Scotland?

Easier to relieve oneself after a drinking session? No zipper to mess around with?

Rick



All things truly wicked start from an innocence. - Hemmingway

[peterbj7]

None of these. It's because the Highland sheep learned to recognise the sound of a zipper.

[Landlocked Dive Nut]

None of these. It's because the Highland sheep learned to recognise the sound of a zipper.

Groan! Here I was, ready to be educated, and out comes that dry British humor!

[Twinklez]

My son wears a kilt as often as he can. It's not the traditional plaid; it's made of denim. Called a utilikilt. When he got it he couldn't wait to show me that he could fit a six pack in each of the rear pockets, and that it even had a modesty flap. The girls go nuts over him - 6'4", thick rusty red hair with a full beard, in a kilt and boots. He's definately a rebel.