Do you think it's time for the SCOTS TO PUT AWAY THOSE HEAVY KILTS?!
Question: Do you think it's time for the SCOTS TO PUT AWAY THOSE HEAVY KILTS!?
and go with something a little lighter!? Perhaps a nice silk!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
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What!?!?!? You're taking the micky Patricia!. You should have yours lifted for a good spanking!! :-)Www@Enter-QA@Com
NO! Its their heritage -
The kilt, or philabeg to use its older Gaelic name, that has now become the standard dress for all "Highlanders", has its origin in an older garment called the belted plaid!.
1746 England enacted a law making it illegal for Highlanders to own or possess arms!. A year later, the Dress Act restricted the wearing of Highland clothes!. Any form of plaid, philbeag, belted plaid, trews, shoulder belt, or little kilt were not to be worn in public!. Punishment for a first offence was a six-month imprisonment, a second offence earned the wearer a seven-year exile to an oversea work farm!. Even the Bagpipes were outlawed, being considered an instrument of war!. Only those individuals in the army were permitted to wear the plaid
By the time the Dress Act was repealed in 1783, the fabric of Celtic life had been forever altered!. The Dress Act had succeeded in altering Highland Society to the extent that many of the old traditions and customs had been lost forever!. In spite of the many efforts to revive the traditions, wearing the plaid had become seen as only a nationalistic statement, and was no longer considered a way of life for Highlanders
I've been to Scotland, and to me a man wearing a kilt is sooo sexy!.
It's cold in Scotland, the wool is warm, after all they don't want to freeze their ballocks off!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
The kilt, or philabeg to use its older Gaelic name, that has now become the standard dress for all "Highlanders", has its origin in an older garment called the belted plaid!.
1746 England enacted a law making it illegal for Highlanders to own or possess arms!. A year later, the Dress Act restricted the wearing of Highland clothes!. Any form of plaid, philbeag, belted plaid, trews, shoulder belt, or little kilt were not to be worn in public!. Punishment for a first offence was a six-month imprisonment, a second offence earned the wearer a seven-year exile to an oversea work farm!. Even the Bagpipes were outlawed, being considered an instrument of war!. Only those individuals in the army were permitted to wear the plaid
By the time the Dress Act was repealed in 1783, the fabric of Celtic life had been forever altered!. The Dress Act had succeeded in altering Highland Society to the extent that many of the old traditions and customs had been lost forever!. In spite of the many efforts to revive the traditions, wearing the plaid had become seen as only a nationalistic statement, and was no longer considered a way of life for Highlanders
I've been to Scotland, and to me a man wearing a kilt is sooo sexy!.
It's cold in Scotland, the wool is warm, after all they don't want to freeze their ballocks off!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
lol!.!.!.!.no, if you're not the one wearing it, you're not involved, don't worry about it!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
have you been to scotland!?!?!? - a silk would blow away in the windWww@Enter-QA@Com
umm, i think its time for you to take the helmet off of your head!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
Kilts are made for different seasons!.
But if ya never have worn one then!?Www@Enter-QA@Com
But if ya never have worn one then!?Www@Enter-QA@Com
you aren't wearing 'em so why does it bother you what they are made out of!?Www@Enter-QA@Com