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20th July 06, 07:21 AM
#1
I think I'm out of control
Before I met you guys I was a mild mannered computer guru.
Now I have this problem where I can't stop ordering kilts. :confused:
I have one Utilikilt original I love and one StillWater kilt that I'm not crazy about.
Then I ordered two more UK originals and one Mocker.
Then last night I ordered a denim Union kilt.
Now this morning I ordered an Amerikilt.
When does this craziness end? It's almost like I"m stuck in some sort of kilt ordering loop.
Last night I was going to bed and I said, "Well, before I go to bed, I MUST order a kilt!"
Then this morning I said, "Well, it's a new day - time to order a kilt!"
I'm going to end up with more kilts than I have pants. I'll have all these kilts hanging in my closet and I'm going to ask myself what in the world did you do?
Well....now that I have two kilts and a whopping 5 more on order I must stop. This is it....no more kilts this year.
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20th July 06, 07:38 AM
#2
"It's nonsense. Anyone can wear a kilt" -Hamish
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20th July 06, 07:49 AM
#3
 Originally Posted by pbpersson
This is it....no more kilts this year. 
Somehow, . . . I doubt it.
Any more Tartan ones?
MacWage, "Dark Lord of the Box Pleat!"/ "Box Pleat Militant" Laird of Glenmoor (Carolina)
CARPE TARTANAM! (Seize the Tartan!)
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20th July 06, 08:00 AM
#4
Welcome to the addiction. Resistance is futile.
It's not about how many you have, but enjoying the ones you aready own.
Last edited by Southern Breeze; 20th July 06 at 08:17 AM.
Armageddon was yesterday. Today we have real problem.
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20th July 06, 08:26 AM
#5
Your story sounds similar to mine. I'm up to 13 now after wearing kilts less than a year. I reached saturation at around 12, but still find a reason to buy one occasionally (hmmm, nothing in green - hey, I'll buy that USA in Ireland's National for my birthday - yeah, that's it....). Uh oh, I don't have a red tartan. Let's see, if I use some my next month's paycheck, a little of savings, and some from a side job, I could do it......
See how easy it is to rationalize.
My wife complained that I have more skirts than her. Ha. I win!!
Dale
--Working for the earth is not a way to get rich, it is a way to be rich
The Most Honourable Dale the Unctuous of Giggleswick under Table
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20th July 06, 08:29 AM
#6
Many of us order quite a few kilts early on in the addiction. This is especially true if you have decided to wear a kilt full-time. When the rest of my orders arrive, I will have 20 kilts, but they have become my daily attire. I wear a different kilt everyday. What I wear depends of the activities for the day, as well as the weather. So even though I will have 20 kilts, there are only certain times of the year where wearing any one of those 20 is an option. In hot humid weather, there is only 8 of the 20 that I consider for wearing. Same thing for cold winter weather - only 8 that I'll consider.
My kilts range from 16 oz wool traditionals to 8.5 oz, non-traditional poly cotton. Basically a kilt for any occasion. If you wear a kilt full-time and consider your kilt count, you may find that it is similar to the number of slacks, jeans, and shorts that you used to wear.
Darrell
Up the coast to Ballantrae, through the ancient kingdom of Carrick, beware! The wild and mighty Kennedys are here!
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20th July 06, 08:36 AM
#7
This my friend is normal. Great feeling isn' it?
Glen
A Life Lived in Fear, Is a Life Half Lived.
Kilted With Pride!!!
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20th July 06, 09:01 AM
#8
 Originally Posted by pbpersson
I'm going to end up with more kilts than I have pants. I'll have all these kilts hanging in my closet and I'm going to ask myself what in the world did you do?
I definately have more kilts than I have pants.
Chinese Blood, Kilted Heart, One United.
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20th July 06, 09:05 AM
#9
"Welcome to the addiction."
"Welcome to the asylum."
Do these quotes sound familiar (from your initial thread in Newbies)?
Just don't try to catch Riverkilt & Hamish- they have too much of a head start!
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20th July 06, 10:54 AM
#10
 Originally Posted by MacWage
Somehow, . . . I doubt it.
Any more Tartan ones?
I am only doing solid color poly cotton and denim. I like those.
I'm trying to get out in public and push the "non-Scottish casual kilt" concept.
I have one Stillwater standard and the fabric is just so lightweight that I'm not happy with it. The fabric is rough also. Anyway, I like to feel like I'm really wearing something.
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