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I have worn lava-lavas and kilts all my life. I was raised with the thinking that it was a "normal" piece of attire. The skirt jokes have never bothered me as I tend to not live my life based on the thoughts of strangers. I am curious as to how many on Arfcom also think this way. View Quote Kilt. 'Cause balls this big don't fit in skinny jeans... |
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I have worn kilts. I actually started doing it as a goof to wear for obstacle course and mud runs. Then started wearing them for 5k and 10k runs. Now I will wear them when I'm in the mood. Women definitely like guys in kilts. It's a great conversation starter. Women will come up and ask question and talk to you just because you're in a kilt. I'm married so it never goes further but if you got game. It creates a conversation that wouldn't otherwise occur. Pants were designed for women anyway.
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I wore a sulu when I was staying in the highlands of Fiji to go to church one Sunday. Combined with my sweet red & white Hawaiian print shirt, the women that ran the village guest house said I looked like the President.
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Yeah Hispanic Scandinavian born in Hawaii.... View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Lava Lava, here. Growing up in Hawai'i, you'd pretty much have to wear them for May Day, at some point. Also wore them a lot in college, when I had abs. Now I just have one ab,......one big ab. Yeah Hispanic Scandinavian born in Hawaii.... I suspected as much (not the ethnicity, but the ties to Hawaii). |
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I am not Scottish or Irish. Just Scandinavian from some where. And I wear Kilts. It is not about Heritage. Its about what's comfortable. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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My family heritage has been traced and well documented back to Scotland, specifically Annandale and Caskieben castle. I know about my "clan's" crest badge, motto, tartan... all of it. It's actually been published in a book that includes our complete family tree including my name and all my immediate family members names including my brother's ex-wife (lol) with our roots traced back to the late 12th century. I'll admit it's an extremely boring book. I can claim to be as Scottish as they come and I would never consider wearing a fucking kilt. My Scottish fantasies end at the bottom of the Dalmore bottle. I am not Scottish or Irish. Just Scandinavian from some where. And I wear Kilts. It is not about Heritage. Its about what's comfortable. For you maybe. Most people that want to dress up and pretend they're William Wallace recognize well enough that kilts are gay and so they use heritage as an excuse. Personally, I find it extremely difficult to believe that a skirt is more comfortable than any other regular shorts or pants. Attached File I'd be willing to bet this^^^^ is pretty fucking comfortable. Is that a good enough reason to wear one in public? No. No it isn't. |
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Sometimes I wear one when I get out of the shower, but I wear the American version and we call it a towel out here.
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For you maybe. Most people that want to dress up and pretend they're William Wallace recognize well enough that kilts are gay and so they use heritage as an excuse. Personally, I find it extremely difficult to believe that a skirt is more comfortable than any other regular shorts or pants. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/261993/IMG-2523--24721-zoom-111370.JPG I'd be willing to bet this^^^^ is pretty fucking comfortable. Is that a good enough reason to wear one in public? No. No it isn't. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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My family heritage has been traced and well documented back to Scotland, specifically Annandale and Caskieben castle. I know about my "clan's" crest badge, motto, tartan... all of it. It's actually been published in a book that includes our complete family tree including my name and all my immediate family members names including my brother's ex-wife (lol) with our roots traced back to the late 12th century. I'll admit it's an extremely boring book. I can claim to be as Scottish as they come and I would never consider wearing a fucking kilt. My Scottish fantasies end at the bottom of the Dalmore bottle. I am not Scottish or Irish. Just Scandinavian from some where. And I wear Kilts. It is not about Heritage. Its about what's comfortable. For you maybe. Most people that want to dress up and pretend they're William Wallace recognize well enough that kilts are gay and so they use heritage as an excuse. Personally, I find it extremely difficult to believe that a skirt is more comfortable than any other regular shorts or pants. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/261993/IMG-2523--24721-zoom-111370.JPG I'd be willing to bet this^^^^ is pretty fucking comfortable. Is that a good enough reason to wear one in public? No. No it isn't. I think I've seen that guy hanging around the ammo counter at the local WalMart. |
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I wonder how many of the "not on your life" crowd had older sisters that liked to drag them into their dress up playtime?
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I wore a kilt when I married my wife, in Scotland.
Yes I'm a Scotsman. |
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I wore a kilt for a Scottish Highland Games.
You had to be in proper attire. It was really comfortable, like why would we go away from this comfortable. I liked wearing it. I turned the caber, multiple cabers. I like pussy and not dicks, like burying my face in curly hairs pussy lover. I'm still sorting all of this out since I wore a kilt. |
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I had a GF make me try on heels on once (I could only get 2/3 of my foot in them), and walk a few steps in the yard, just so I could understand how hard it is to walk with heels on soft ground. It really does suck. That's as close as I've gotten.
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For you maybe. Most people that want to dress up and pretend they're William Wallace recognize well enough that kilts are gay and so they use heritage as an excuse. Personally, I find it extremely difficult to believe that a skirt is more comfortable than any other regular shorts or pants. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/261993/IMG-2523--24721-zoom-111370.JPG I'd be willing to bet this^^^^ is pretty fucking comfortable. Is that a good enough reason to wear one in public? No. No it isn't. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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My family heritage has been traced and well documented back to Scotland, specifically Annandale and Caskieben castle. I know about my "clan's" crest badge, motto, tartan... all of it. It's actually been published in a book that includes our complete family tree including my name and all my immediate family members names including my brother's ex-wife (lol) with our roots traced back to the late 12th century. I'll admit it's an extremely boring book. I can claim to be as Scottish as they come and I would never consider wearing a fucking kilt. My Scottish fantasies end at the bottom of the Dalmore bottle. I am not Scottish or Irish. Just Scandinavian from some where. And I wear Kilts. It is not about Heritage. Its about what's comfortable. For you maybe. Most people that want to dress up and pretend they're William Wallace recognize well enough that kilts are gay and so they use heritage as an excuse. Personally, I find it extremely difficult to believe that a skirt is more comfortable than any other regular shorts or pants. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/261993/IMG-2523--24721-zoom-111370.JPG I'd be willing to bet this^^^^ is pretty fucking comfortable. Is that a good enough reason to wear one in public? No. No it isn't. Well I sleep in "Real Velour" when its really cold. |
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I've been known to wear a polynesian skirt thing (I dunno what you call it, but it's man skirt), when hanging out at the beach, etc.
It's comfortable as hell for lounging around and drying out in the sun, but I can't spend all day running around in it. Hurts to damn much have your junk swinging free and easy all day. Hell, I don't know guys can wear boxers. Feels like someone has kicked you in the nuts after an afternoon of walking around in boxers. |
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Kilt with all the trimmings.
Buddy from Scotland moved here and got married. No family present so I dressed the part as a show of support and to insure he wasn't the only one attired in traditional garb. The piper and us made three. |
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I've been known to wear a polynesian skirt thing (I dunno what you call it, but it's man skirt), when hanging out at the beach, etc. It's comfortable as hell for lounging around and drying out in the sun, but I can't spend all day running around in it. Hurts to damn much have your junk swinging free and easy all day. Hell, I don't know guys can wear boxers. Feels like someone has kicked you in the nuts after an afternoon of walking around in boxers. View Quote that's a Lava-lava |
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Recently finally got myself a modern, by my standards, kilt. By modern I mean something with tailoring, knife vs box pleats, etc, as I've almost always worn a belted plaid.
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Heritage motherfucker, get some. Indeed. As a Scotsman, I give no fucks what someone thinks of me in a kilt. I am also happy to have a "gentleman's disagreement" if someone feels it necessary to make more than a couple of jokes about it. But no one ever has. http://newyork.carpediem.cd/data/afisha/o/67/b2/67b2efbb9c.jpg What are those two metro fags and a lesbian liberal laughing at? |
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This guy also wears jeans https://cdn.theatlantic.com/assets/media/img/upload/wire/2014/03/14/AP080608053080/lead_large.jpg?1473195098 View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I wear Jeans also. just not at the same time. This guy also wears jeans https://cdn.theatlantic.com/assets/media/img/upload/wire/2014/03/14/AP080608053080/lead_large.jpg?1473195098 Yeah, but those are mom jeans. |
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I compete in Highland Games, and wear a kilt for that.
I also wear a Prince Charlie for Burn's Night with the Highland Games clan. |
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A lava-lava is perfect at the beach. It's a towel, a mat to lay down on, shade and great for hiding my junk when I strip out of my wetsuit. it also beats the hell out of driving home with sand in my crotch because I tried putting on shorts or jeans before I dried off all the way. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I've worn a lavalava (also known as a big towel) but not all that big a fan. While I enjoy the freedom and breeziness, it can be a little restricting if you take big steps or run or engage in activity. ETA: Only in the Pacific and usually on a beach. A lava-lava is perfect at the beach. It's a towel, a mat to lay down on, shade and great for hiding my junk when I strip out of my wetsuit. it also beats the hell out of driving home with sand in my crotch because I tried putting on shorts or jeans before I dried off all the way. Lava lava, Hawaiian for skirt. Txl |
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I wore my kilt that I picked up in Edinburgh to the conclusion of my international business class.
And I was a nun for Halloween one year. |
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View Quote Skinny jeans are a Eurofag invention. |
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I've never once even thought about it, it seems like a very neckbeard thing to do.
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Wrong again... https://skinnyjeansme.wordpress.com/skinny-jeans-history/ View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Skinny jeans are a Eurofag invention. Wrong again... https://skinnyjeansme.wordpress.com/skinny-jeans-history/ Attached File |
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Wore a kilt for several years, while serving in a Highland regiment.
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If you think the tight jeans that were worn by cowboys and rockers in the mid-20th century are the same as the skinny jeans in your picture then you're insane. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Wrong again... https://skinnyjeansme.wordpress.com/skinny-jeans-history/ If you think the tight jeans that were worn by cowboys and rockers in the mid-20th century are the same as the skinny jeans in your picture then you're insane. SO wearing something that other think is gay is bad or is something that you think not gay bad? but you get to decide? hhhmmmmm |
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Wore a kilt to a company party one year. Got hit on a LOT. MrsCheShirt was NOT amused. View Quote I am sure it would be a big hit at the Gentlemen's Club too. Wish I could pull off one made out Kryptek camo. My mother tells of watching the Scottish musicians at Big Island Rendezvous in MN. As they marched up the hill towards them two young girls were wispering back and forth til one ran out in front of the formation and dropped down on her back. The formation marched right over her smiling while playing and she was looking over at her girlfriend giving the thumbs up as the whole crowd laughed....... |
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Indeed. As a Scotsman, I give no fucks what someone thinks of me in a kilt. I am also happy to have a "gentleman's disagreement" if someone feels it necessary to make more than a couple of jokes about it. But no one ever has. View Quote This. I'm second generation Scot. Fuck anyone who doesn't like it. |
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I've been known to wear a polynesian skirt thing (I dunno what you call it, but it's man skirt), when hanging out at the beach, etc. It's comfortable as hell for lounging around and drying out in the sun, but I can't spend all day running around in it. Hurts to damn much have your junk swinging free and easy all day. Hell, I don't know guys can wear boxers. Feels like someone has kicked you in the nuts after an afternoon of walking around in boxers. View Quote Go commando in loose jeans breaking and riding a couple horses for a couple years and you will get over it. |
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I have worn a kilt on a charity motorcycle ride for the Scottish Rite Hospital several times. It has always been cold, glad I have a full fairing and heated seats.
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I wore a kilt for a Scottish Highland Games. You had to be in proper attire. It was really comfortable, like why would we go away from this comfortable. I liked wearing it. I turned the caber, multiple cabers. I like pussy and not dicks, like burying my face in curly hairs pussy lover. I'm still sorting all of this out since I wore a kilt. View Quote Because real men throw trees around for fun. |
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