Not Exactly a Newbie

[Kilted Writer - Member]

I've been around on and off since 2001 as Dragon Interrupted . . . but the new DM boards ate me first attempt to register as such.

 

Anywho, I'm James from southern California. Look forward to meeting new DM'ers!

 

~James

[Euron Crows Eye. - Member]

Hai.

[Guest Egwene - Guests]

Welcome back James :D

 

You seem to have a flair for names *g*... see you around!

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[Kilted Writer - Member]

Thanks for the welcome!

 

Egwene, thanks! I'm one o' the odd blokes who wears a kilt daily. Oh, the freedom!

 

~James

[Guest Egwene - Guests]

does this mean you are from north of the border?? A wee scottish laddie :shock: :D

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[Kilted Writer - Member]

Actually, I live in the US. My family, however, originated in Ayrshire, a sept of clan Boyd which migrated to Ireland, and established the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons in Ireland.

 

But why wear the kilt? The lassies love it There is a growing number of men the world over who are adopting the kilt--myself included. I can't stand fabric bunched between me legs

[Guest Egwene - Guests]

:lol: well, I have to say... you don't see that many this end of the country... but there is one guy I have seen on a number of occassions in out local town, wearing one... he has definately got the right legs for it ...and I love it the way he combines his kilt with a pair of dock martins :D

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[Kilted Writer - Member]

I like to wear boots with the kilt, but in summer, Birkenstocks are the only way to go.

 

There is an older fellow in Storrington, West Sussex who has done a lot to promote kilt-wearing--he has over 70 kilts! The great thing about the kilt is that it can be worn casually, business dress, semi-dress and formal; there's no limit to the possibilites! It truly is one of the most versatile garments known to man.

[Victoria Gwyn - Member]

Welcome back! :)

[Gidar - Member]

EVO!!!!!!