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4th June 06, 04:20 PM
#11
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4th June 06, 05:45 PM
#12
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6th June 06, 04:11 AM
#13
aye... thots pretty funny....
ai hae heard "look at that guys package"..
but no "look at that guys basket"..
HA!
Member: Scotch Malt Whisky Society, DramBusters, UisgieBeath8teen, the Friends of Laphroaig, Islay Whisky Society, Ardbeg Committee, Scotch Whisky Heritage Centre, The PLOWED Society, Duncan Taylor Scotch Whisky Club, D&M Connoisseurs’ Club, & Single Malt Aficionados Club
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6th June 06, 08:32 AM
#14
'Sanguis Et Vulnera'(Blood and Wounds)
Alba gu Brath
The Mystic Wolf
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6th June 06, 09:34 AM
#15
I'm amused too. It's funny they would choose a bagpiper for that.
A Scottish proverb: Better half hanged than ill mairied.
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6th June 06, 09:43 AM
#16
Time for a group of xmarks folk to go grocery shopping .... puts a whole new meaning for the check-out girl...she will need one of KT's shirts Kilt inspector
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6th June 06, 10:05 AM
#17
i think that great......
makes them wonder
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7th June 06, 10:51 PM
#18
Fantastic, all least the pleats are not in the front!!!! Who ever did it actually must know what a bagpipers is and what bagpipes look like. Hmmm maybe ask who made it and see if they actually wear a kilt. If they do send to Xmarks... opps or is that too cultish behavior? (other thread about cults ).
Maybe next time I am in Wegmans, I take alook for it. (Rochester is the birthplace of Wegmans)
Mexpiper
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25th June 06, 11:11 AM
#19
Yesterday I went into Wegman's kilted for the first time since I started this thread. "Scottish Bob" is still there, except now he's saying "What did I forget today?" I'm not sure that's an improvement.
Anyhow, when the cashier asked me if I found everthing I was looking for, I replied that I hadn't forgotten anything, and if he checked for anything else, I would be talking to his manager. He hadn't realized that I was wearing a kilt until I made that remark. He got the "Oh s*** What am I supposed to do?" look on his face and just stopped ringing up my groceries. I told him I was joking and got him to start working the register again.
Was this a cruel thing to do? Yes. But he handled it much better than the manager standing at the next register - after one glance, she scurried away!
I am easily moved for sympathy for dogs, far more so than for humans, because dogs do not understand. There is no way to explain that you will return, that the vet will make it all better, that they cannot go shooting today because that is not what today is about. They cannot work out that their misery is finite and will some time end, and so their misery is magnified.
Gerald Hammond
Mad Dogs and Scotsmen
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25th June 06, 01:17 PM
#20
Good one, Wompet. Maybe you should have told the manager that the display was offensive…
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