They have Scottish thistle in the land of kilts, and they do regimental. I think they'd be okay in Texas. ;) Besides that, the Highland Regiments wore their kilts in Egypt and Africa.
Anon 10:57 here - its not low hanging junk, walking around the thick Texas brush, you have to bend over (not THAT way!) to walk under it. The edge of a kilt would likely get stepped on and you fall. Never worn a kilt, but have tripped stepping on the front edge of a rain poncho that same thing as well as stepping on it when climbing a ladder - we laughed and laughed.
I'll look it up for you, but there is a pinned on Pinterest that does Scottish Military history. Lots of men in kilts. Mmmmm.
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Thank you, CM! There's just something about a man in a kilt...
ReplyDeleteMen with kilts in Texas ? Aw hell no, we have too much prickly pear cactus and other things with thorns, that ain't going to work at all.
ReplyDeleteMaybe with a kevlar thong ? :^)
Jesus! How low does your junk hang?!
ReplyDeleteThat's some fantasy there:)
ReplyDeleteThey have Scottish thistle in the land of kilts, and they do regimental. I think they'd be okay in Texas. ;) Besides that, the Highland Regiments wore their kilts in Egypt and Africa.
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Okay, look for James McKay. He's from Scotland. The banner on Pinterest says Scottish Military Uniforms.
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Thanks!
ReplyDeleteOkay, I'll bite. Why just one month out of the year?
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PS. If you're ever in Northern NY the first weekend of August cross the border to the Glengarry Highland Games in Maxville, Ontario.
In March, the wind BLOWS from all directions. Skirts up around your ears, so kilts....
ReplyDeleteLOL so the sign I sent you actually was applicable and not just funny! Awesome!
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Huh. Who needs a kilt? Pair of boots, a large knife, and a hat, and I am fine in Texas. Gun and knife if I'm going to town.
ReplyDeleteSee Angle ... right back to knifes again hmmmmm ;-)
ReplyDeleteI'm still trying to picture Mr. Miracle running around butt nekkid with a pair of boots, Bowie knife and hat...
ReplyDeleteWell, you do just have to love the Scot's
ReplyDeletelol and I actual have one with a gas money sign after a very loooonnng Weekend in Big Bend. Yeah I got left, so what, she was damn fine! lol
Anon 10:57 here - its not low hanging junk, walking around the thick Texas brush, you have to bend over (not THAT way!) to walk under it. The edge of a kilt would likely get stepped on and you fall. Never worn a kilt, but have tripped stepping on the front edge of a rain poncho that same thing as well as stepping on it when climbing a ladder - we laughed and laughed.
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