In this Pit Thread the discussion of kilts arose.
Due to the discussion there, I’ve broached the subject with my husband. Any other folks pro-kilt?
What has been your experience?
I’ll not post a link to Dijon Warlock’s photo, but it was a damned compelling argument pro-kilt.
It seems with all the fabulous calves shown with kilts it’s a shame to let them simmer in the pit where they may not be shared with all. 
Depends on the man, but in general I am pro-kilt.
I like kilts. I find men in kilts attractive. Assuming they are attractive already, of course, the kilt just adds to it.
Kilts = hot. My husband has one. Way too sexy.
~Tasha
Definitely pro-kilt!
If the guy has nice legs = Yowza!
If the guy has chicken legs, I’ll still look. Just don’t do like one guy selling pickles at renfaire did and wear pink Manties with ruffles on the butt. That’s just silly.
I like wearing a kilt to a wedding: full highland dress, eight yards of heavy plaid, skean-dhu and all. It’s about the only time that the men get a chance to dress up as much as the women, in regular circles anyway.
I don’t like them. They just don’t do it for me.
I love kilts. Even on an ugly man.
I think they look great. I only wish women could wear them too. (I know, they’re called skirts, hardy har) I’m talking about the real deal.
To properly wear a kilt nothing should be worn under it. Everything should be in perfect working order. 
Love 'em, own 2, yet to meet a girl who shares that sentiment but, whatever.
This summer I’m definately buying a Utilikilt.
I’m also quite fond of my hakama , which I wear around the house all the time.
I’ve considered wearing a kilt, but I just don’t have the legs for it. It’s the same reason I never wear shorts these days either. Plus, my boss would have a fit if I walked into the lab wearing shorts (and I can just imagine his reaction to a kilt.)
I can’t bring myself to wear a cheap kilt, and I’m not wearing my good one to work. Faith, I’m not ruining those pleats by sitting on them for 9 hours…
Kilts are for walking and hiking, but not so much for working (besides, I’ve received several specific and adamant requests to never wear it to work again)
Technically, with a queen on the throne, the option to wear underwear is there – although why not go regimental?
and dancing…
Hott
I’m not anti-kilt, I don’t really care if men wear pink tu-tu’s. But what makes it not a skirt?
Tell me more about this technicality. I’m not familiar.
(Oh, and one more for the pro-kilt brigade.)
The fact that a drunk Scotsman could kick your ass.
The fact that a proper outfit contains a concealed weapon?
