Sitting In A Kilt

[looksgoodinred]

Having seen on the morning news a photo of Prince Philip displaying his royal package at the highland games, it made me think about how men should properly be sitting in kilts. (They also showed Prince Charles with his knees together and he looks like a priss, so I can't imagine that's a great alternative -- although maybe it's just him, and other men look better doing this.) Given my limited experience in the area, I looked it up.

 

There seem to be a number of preferred positions: sitting with legs extended straight out in front, crossed at the ankle? Sitting with knees pressed together (the Prince Charles version of things, I'm imagining?) Or legs somewhat apart, kilt hanging down between the legs to cover everything?

 

For those that wear them, do you have a preference?

[Karl Fletcher]

I tuck it into my sock.

[The Boofon]

What's it got to Skean Dhu with you?

 

The only time I'd be sitting down wearing a kilt is when I'm eating a wedding meal or having a dump so it doesn't really matter as either the table will hide my modesty or I'll be alone in the crapper.

 

The kilt normally covers you anyway unless you're sitting strangely or wearing it incorrectly.

[tommo1903]

What's it got to Skean Dhu with you?

 

The only time I'd be sitting down wearing a kilt is when I'm eating a wedding meal or having a dump so it doesn't really matter as either the table will hide my modesty or I'll be alone in the crapper.

 

The kilt normally covers you anyway unless you're sitting strangely or wearing it incorrectly.

 

I just sit bonnie (prince charlie).

 

[essexdon]

sporran should drop between legs to cover yir bits other than that crossed ankles worked for me

[ChutneyLove]

Just sit normally and close legs when someone lets you know you're showing off yer bits. That is until about 11pm when I start getting oiled and get up on a chair / table and pull my kilt high up around me. I'm told that this is a lovely sight. This is of course usually at weddings where I've been told to be on my best behaviour before leaving the house. The problem is I don't do this in a room full of folk with kilts on - usually when I'm abroad or in guffland. It's because people pester you all day about what's under your kilt, after a certain beer level is reached I think I decide to let them know and shut them up.

[essexdon]

 

look closely at how not to

[spamspamspam]

I tuck it into my sock.

 

thalidomide baby?

[spamspamspam]

I find this is where the prince Albert comes in handy.

[looksgoodinred]

how hard can it be to remember to drop your kilt/sporran down between your legs to cover your bits? (at least sitting beside Her Majesty hasn't given him a raging hard-on. clearly. )

[essexdon]

glad you appreciate that pic

[Robbie Winters]

Having seen on the morning news a photo of Prince Philip displaying his royal package at the highland games, it made me think about how men should properly be sitting in kilts. (They also showed Prince Charles with his knees together and he looks like a priss, so I can't imagine that's a great alternative -- although maybe it's just him, and other men look better doing this.) Given my limited experience in the area, I looked it up.

 

There seem to be a number of preferred positions: sitting with legs extended straight out in front, crossed at the ankle? Sitting with knees pressed together (the Prince Charles version of things, I'm imagining?) Or legs somewhat apart, kilt hanging down between the legs to cover everything?

 

For those that wear them, do you have a preference?

LGIR - Lets turn the table here. How do you position yourself when wearing say a short skirt ? Now I presume that unlike us men and kilts that you are more than likely to be wearing some under-apparel but if you have decided for example on a warm day etc. you have ditched your scants, how would you position yourself on a park bench ? Would you embrace the knees tightly locked together a la all grace and poise or would you be like Sam Allardyce hunched over with your knees pointing at 10 to 2 thus possibly exposing, lets call it Sam's Tache' ?

My missus adopts this posture quite often and I don't like it, not lady like in my opinion

[looksgoodinred]

LGIR - Lets turn the table here. How do you position yourself when wearing say a short skirt ? Now I presume that unlike us men and kilts that you are more than likely to be wearing some under-apparel but if you have decided for example on a warm day etc. you have ditched your scants, how would you position yourself on a park bench ? Would you embrace the knees tightly locked together a la all grace and poise or would you be like Sam Allardyce hunched over with your knees pointing at 10 to 2 thus possibly exposing, lets call it Sam's Tache' ?

My missus adopts this posture quite often and I don't like it, not lady like in my opinion

 

Some would argue the lack of panties is unladylike to begin with, even on a warm day. So poor posture may not be your most pressing issue if you hold strong opinions in this regard. (For the record, I don

[Bluto10]

kilts are ace. i have two of them.

and two different sporrans and jackets.

 

its great putting on a kilt.

[tup]

Somebody could get a photo of vda at the game on Saturday for the perfect kilt-sitting posture, learn from the master.

[Bluto10]

Somebody could get a photo of vda at the game on Saturday for the perfect kilt-sitting posture, learn from the master.

 

i reckon he's be a sporran weight kindaguy, meter long black and white seal fur.

[vanderark14]

i reckon he's be a sporran weight kindaguy, meter long black and white seal fur.

 

like this bad boy

 

[Bluto10]

like this bad boy

 

 

smooth!

 

i'm more of a rabbit or mink man myself.

[tup]

i'm a mink

 

Agreed.

[vanderark14]

smooth!

 

i'm more of a rabbit or mink man myself.

 

I like the ones that still have faces

 

[Bluto10]

Agreed.

 

shut up or ill headbutt you.

[Bluto10]

I like the ones that still have faces

 

 

comedy value.

[tup]

shut up or ill headbutt you.

 

You're too fat and slow.

[vanderark14]

comedy value.

 

 

or this would fit in nice with the doh a deer song

 

[The Boofon]

 

or this would fit in nice with the doh a deer song

 

 

Your mate with a sporran that's affa deer and you wearing an owl. He'd look staggering and a bit of a moose and you'd look a twit too.

[alscotoz]

wore a kilt once...