red_bus wrote:No big deal about kilts. Not sure what a "celt" is (unless you are talking about 1,000BC). ... Although bear in mind that many tartans, and the popularity of the modern kilt, date from a fairly recent revival of and romanticisation of Scottish culture by the Victorians (i.e. early 19th century). So there may be less ancient culture round your waist than you thought.
Kaskoid wrote:What do so many of you find threatening about a kilt?
bbarsh wrote:I love Halloween! However, my first thought when going to a game convention is not going to be..."wow, Gen Con is almost here. I better break out my pirate suit!"
improvstone wrote:BB I think you are looking at this from the wrong angle Will you ever catch either of us dressed up as Pirates @ GenCon? In a word no! However, if it takes fairy costumes for more cute girls to turn up then I am all for it.... Anytime I can see an opportunity to attract attractive women I will be the 1st one in ...
improvstone wrote:I don't know about you but I have spent my life in work and hobbies which are male dominated. Anytime I can see an opportunity to attract attractive women I will be the 1st one in ...
improvstone wrote:BB I think you are looking at this from the wrong angle Will you ever catch either of us dressed up as Pirates @ GenCon? In a word no! However, if it takes fairy costumes for more cute girls to turn up then I am all for it.
JohnGaunt wrote:What's this, now? BBarsh is going to dress up as a fairy pirate?
ashmire13 wrote:now that, I'd like to see... hang on, that sounds wrong....
Kaskoid wrote:Unless I sell the pictures...
Prufrock wrote:I seriously think Bill could pull of the fairy pirate.