Men in Kilts remind me of Matcom's yellow butt

[Generic Other]

only more bonnie!



http://members.shaw.ca/MenInKilts/

[terrya]

1. Nice ass! That one, not Matcom's yellow ass.

Woo-hoo! Hooray for kilts! :-)

[supernova]

5. I'll say

I completely agree terrya.

[progmom]

2. matcom's ass is nicer

i'm just saying...

[xultar]

4. I doubt that.

[SarahB]

6. Nope, she's right.

:D

[matcom]

7. ummmmmmmm

:blush:

[SarahB]

8. Progmom and I have the same taste in men.

It's our thing. ;)

[City Lights]

3. I'd love to see the goods under this one:

:evilgrin:

[Generic Other]

9. I see no one has clicked on the Queen's man...

Go find the goofy fellow sitting next to the Queen and see what they airbrushed out.

[mcscajun]

12. I did. Yikes.

:)

OTOH, I took a look at Bob Weir in his kilt; he looked good there, but he looks Much Better in Shorts. :evilgrin:

[Lars39]

10. I need a commission....

http://www.utilikilts.com/index.htm :)

[Generic Other]

11. Hey those are cool

I know someone who has been looking for one.

[mcscajun]

13. All this reminds me of that old novelty song...

..."The Scotsman" by Bryan Bowers.

If you've never heard it, or just need a "fix" this evening, give a listen at: http://www.terrificmusic.com/files/comedy.html

Just scroll down; it's the next to the last link on the page. You'll need Real Player to hear it.

[FunkyLeprechaun]

14. Dammit

I love kilts.

I'm currently trying to persuade my Welsh fiance to wear one for our wedding. But he refuses to wear one (the Evans tartan is also a lovely colour as well).

The Evans Tartan



I should settle for asking my Scottish childhood friends to wear their kilts. I think kilts are beautiful when worn the right way.

Not this way:

[Guy Fawkes]

15. nothing from the other side?

[GreenPartyVoter]

16. My hubby needs a kilt. He has the legs for it, and the

Henderson tartan is a nice one. :)

[Deja Q]

17. Wrong side!

:wow:

[evlbstrd]

18. My wife attempted to make a kilt for me to wear on St. Pat's.

The pleats got to her.
And since Walsh is not strictly a "family" name, but refers to "the Stranger" or Welshman in Ireland, it's hard to pin down a tartan.
It is, however, one of the five most common names in Ireland.
But here's the Limerick Walsh Tartan: