JackCampin wrote:I have one of those.
Compared with a kilt, it wraps the wrong way round - a real kilt is wound clockwise round your waist.
And there's totally that. I wondered what the deal was with a bass-ackward "kilt" - even the "pin" is on the wrong side. The way it's set up, most people (well, righthanded ones, anyway) normally and without thought wrap the towel so the sporran image winds up covered underneath, so you have to go out of your way to get it right. Very awkward for the beachgoer, the gym rat, or the yachtbound who may be too poor (or just plain cheap. You know who you are) to get a real filibeg, yet who dearly wishes to suggest his or her ancestral pride, or fantasies as the case may be, in various states of undress.
MTGuru wrote:I dunno, Peter ... Between haggis, Irn-Bru, and Billy Connolly, the Scots have a lot to atone for. Seems to me that apostrophes are the least you can do.
The man has a point, Peter.
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