By the way, it is the official position of Goldblog that everyday is opt-out day. There's no need to wait until November 24th. But come November 24th, here's an idea you might try to make the day extra-special. It's a one-word idea: Kilts.A quality kilt, of course is quite expensive. If you want an authentic, good quality Scottish kilt, I recommend J. Higgins, of Kansas (from whom I purchased the kilt in the photo above). For something rather cheaper, try a Sportkilt. And for that steampunk look, nothing beats a Utilikilt. I wonder if I can still fit into my kilt?Think about it -- if you're a male, and you want to bollix-up the nonsensical airport security-industrial complex, one way to do so would be to wear a kilt. If nothing else, this will cause TSA employees to throw up their hands in disgust. If you want to go the extra extra mile, I suggest commando-style kilt-wearing. While it is probably illegal to fly without pants, I can't imagine that it's illegal to fly without underpants. I If you are Scottish, or part Scottish, or know someone who is Scottish, or eat Scottish salmon, or enjoy Scotch, or have a vestigial affection for "Braveheart" despite Mel Gibson, you can plausibly claim some sort of multicultural diversity privilege -- the term "True Scotsman" refers to soldiers who honor their tradition and heritage by wearing kilts without drawers underneath.
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8 comments:
You need some blue face paint, Paul, and shorter socks. And then run across the field, broadsword in hand, yelling "Freeeeeeee-dommmmmmmm!!!!" LOL!
Got me a bunch of those myself.
Ditto what LarryD said!!!!!
& even though I have a wee bit o the Scots in me, I have no idea what tartan to go with.
Al, pick any tartan that pleases you; I invite you to join me in wearing Douglas Modern.
Hmmmmm we leave next Friday... Jeff's got a kilt.... What do you think if he painted his face like William Wallace in "Braveheart"? No you got the wheels spinning....
Paul, have to think about it. There are a couple others I like as well. Including a couple of some friends of mine who have Scts names.
& even though in my case Troup is German (original spelling), it is also a Scts name with the Gordon clan.
Darn, I'm one of those who don't have the knees for a skirt.
Paul,
Greetings from a Traddie Laddie 'Mick' (ie Catholic)from the land of Oz (aka Downunder).
Mate, I think the 'TSA Theme Song' video is hilarious and says it all, really! Also that song made me feel nostalgic - reckon I've not heard that one this side of 35 years. And, BTW - reckon commandos the way to go, mate - stick it to 'em! ROFL.
Tony (Canberra, Australia)
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