Virginia Gun Owners Forum - VGOF

If your kilt isn't Scottish plaid, it's a skirt, lads! Might as well get one in black for evening wear while you're at it.

I suppose you could stitch grip tape into the waist band.

How long before the guys on Top Shot start wearing these?. I don't know either, but I hope it's a long, long time

I note that these man-skirts come with a place to put your badge.

Somehow, I don't think that I could take an officer seriously if he was writing me a ticket while wearing a skirt.

TacticalMom wrote:I love Kilts on men. Hot! Been a big fan of Utilikilts for a long time.

Killing me here! DH is out of town, so I am SOL. I think they are hot too--don't know if I can get my man into one, but oh the thought!

Nothing hotter than a man in a kilt. Doubt I could ever get my man into one either.

ShotgunBlast wrote:I'll wait until they come out with an assless chaps version.

ShotgunBlast if it has an ass in it they are called pants.
That rates on a scale of

Riana wrote:You know the main difference between a skirt and a kilt, don't you?

You wear something under a skirt.

Oh thanks for clarifying, so Britney Spears wears kilts...

KaosDad wrote:Biggest problem with teh 5.11, that I can see, is the damned Teflon Coating. In case no one noticed - Teflon is slippery. If you choose to go American (ie wearing undershorts) you can't keep the damned thing up - especially fully loaded. I have the same problem with 5.11 shorts & pants.

wtf are "undershorts"?

I'm supposed to wear something under my pants? Why on Earth would I do that?

The chafing alone....oh God.

KaosDad wrote:I suppose you could stitch grip tape into the waist band.

This could work...
if it's Scotch tape.

Palladin wrote:

KaosDad wrote:I suppose you could stitch grip tape into the waist band.

This could work...
if it's Scotch tape.

You are sooooo punny

Heh. At first I thought you said "puny," which is pretty funny in context.

A man wearing a skirt is one step away from wearing lipstick.

Wolvee wrote:A man wearing a skirt is one step away from wearing lipstick.

Since I have some Scottish background and actually own a couple of kilts, I have to laugh at all you guys who are trying very hard to make fun of a kilt. And my suggestion is don't try that skirt and lipstick stuff in a pub in Glasgow....just saying...

tursiops wrote:

Wolvee wrote:A man wearing a skirt is one step away from wearing lipstick.

Since I have some Scottish background and actually own a couple of kilts, I have to laugh at all you guys who are trying very hard to make fun of a kilt. And my suggestion is don't try that skirt and lipstick stuff in a pub in Glasgow....just saying...

Don't try wearing a skirt on the streets of Detroit ...but if you do, don't forget your lipstick...just sayin..

Kilt in a tartan, sure.

Kilt that looks like you sewed a hammer loop on your wife's skirt? I'm going to have to go with Wolvee on that one.

Yay now the government can have easy access!

"Kilt that looks like you sewed a hammer loop on your wife's skirt? I'm going to have to go with Wolvee on that one."

This... If it's not tartan? It's a friggin' SKIRT! Sure it's comfortable. But according to my girlfriend, so are her Victoria Secrets items...

And i have NO desire to wear those either.

Kreutz? (sigh-shakes head) I did NOT need to know you went "commando".

You boys can shake your heads all you like. But the though of my husband in a kilt....... is it getting hot in here? Tartan kilts though are much sexier than the plain brown counterpart, but I would not call it a skirt. A skirt is meant for a woman and this is most definitely sewn for a man (the lines are not right for a woman and the cut would not be flattering for a girl). Men wore tunics since forever, but to each his own. Just saying that the girls on here have said they think kilts are hot, something to think about.

Maybe if I post, this thread will die...


Will the ladies please refrain from discussing hotness on topics other than the weather and high powered handloads?

Excuse me while i adjust my kilt...

Sure, as soon as the gentlemen stop posting topics and commenting on "landscaping" and "scenery". See the thread on the Times cover.

Sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander.