No, It is called a Kilt...

[Rico]

Thumbing through the current issue of the US Airways Inflight Magazine...

It turns out that this Tartan Day (April 6th) is also "Wear a Kilt to Work" day. The idea is that employees or customers can solicit pledges from coworkers and customers for Direct Relief International. This Charity undertakes health initiatives in developing countries and after disasters (including the recent Tsunami and Hurricane Katrina.

So the question begs, being as it is US Airways that is promoting this Charity effort in it's own magazine, will US Airways allow US Airways employees to participate.

Now, expecting Doug Parker to come to work in a Kilt might be a stretch (although if he does, I will pledge $$$), but it seems like a reasonable thing for those employees that would like to participate (for a great cause) being as NFL jerseys are a common sight on game weekends (with no charitable effect).

Not to mention there could be some tie in for promotion of our service to Scotland...

 

[LCC_#1]

Great idea, but I'm leaving my underwear at home.

 

[Seatacus]

Great idea, but I'm leaving my underwear at home.

question.......what is worn under a kilt?

 

[Squonk]

Only the family heirlooms!

:censored:

 

[Rico]

Question... How cold is it...?

I think the US Airways requires underwear to be worn under the outer garmet, even if for charity. 😉

 

[N965VJ]

Direct Relief International gets an excellent rating from Charity Navigator. Less than 1% goes to admin and fundraising expenses.

The Glenlivet Society is organizing this.

 

[Geek]

Now, expecting Doug Parker to come to work in a Kilt might be a stretch (although if he does, I will pledge $$$), but it seems like a reasonable thing for those employees that would like to participate (for a great cause) being as NFL jerseys are a common sight on game weekends (with no charitable effect).

Not to mention there could be some tie in for promotion of our service to Scotland...

I wouldn't be too suprised to see Doug in a Kilt. So far I have seen him in as Devo, a superhero, and a blueman. 😀
I can so see him wearing a Kilt.
What is even better is seeing Joe Berry (VP over IT) in a superman's costume. That was great! Great legs Joe!
(Joe is about 5'5" or so and about 100lbs.)
Geek

 

[AIRWOMAN]

Question... How cold is it...?

I think the US Airways requires underwear to be worn under the outer garmet, even if for charity. 😉

And do tell..........who's going to check??

 

[aerosmith]

And do tell..........who's going to check??

I wear a Bagpipe under my kilt.

 

[LCC_#1]

And do tell..........who's going to check??

Probably my 7th grade PE teacher. He use to make us pop our jocks to prove we had them on. But then again this is the same man that stood guard at the showers watching all of us to make sure we took a shower.... :blush: :ninja: :unsure:

 

[N965VJ]

I think the US Airways requires underwear to be worn under the outer garmet, even if for charity. 😉

Somehow I would not be surprised to find that in some manual somewhere…

But I guess that’s better than over the outer garment:

 

[Singleflyer]

It is Scotish tradition wo were underwear under a kilt when you are planning to perform High Kicking Dancing, if not you wear nothing. I always plan to do high kicking dancing when I wear my Kilt.

 

[Mrs. Doubtflier]

It is Scotish tradition wo were underwear under a kilt when you are planning to perform High Kicking Dancing, if not you wear nothing. I always plan to do high kicking dancing when I wear my Kilt.

Oh No Dearie, it's the other way around

 

[GroundedBoricua]

question.......what is worn under a kilt?

Maybe you might want to try a thong :blush:

I wear a Bagpipe under my kilt.

And I'm sure your looking for someone to blow it :jerry:

 

[desertgal]

And do tell..........who's going to check??

I volunteer!!
OOOHH, pick me, pick me!!