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12-06-2005, 01:19 PM
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Hmmmmm. Seems there is a hidden joke in here I don't get - so what else is new. 
I was simply thinking of all the bright red and green in the tartan. (And not saying anything at all about the Windsors.   )
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Hmmmmm. Seems there is a hidden joke in here I don't get - so what else is new.
| All of the aforementioned clans have stag's head's on the chief's crest badge.
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12-06-2005, 01:31 PM
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Originally Posted by cajunscot All of the aforementioned clans have stag's head's on the chief's crest badge.
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Todd | So then do any of those tartans have a predominantly red and green color. That would make it the perfect Christmas kilt. 
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How 'bout a kilted Santa suit? Well... okay maybe not. Hard to imagine without laughing.
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Originally Posted by philbo How 'bout a kilted Santa suit? Well... okay maybe not. Hard to imagine without laughing. | You have to wonder, what tartan would Santa wear?
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Originally Posted by Southern Breeze You have to wonder, what tartan would Santa wear? | And would cute young women be more or less inclined to sit in Santa's lap for a portrait?
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Every year the stores are filled with these "collectable" cold-cast Santa statues portraying Santa as...well, almost everything: Santa-Golfer, Santa-Fisherman, Santa-Nascar Driver, Santa-Cop, Santa-Fireman...you get the idea...
...and I swear that there was a kilted Santa-Scotsman version of this tchatchke out there (and my daughter backs my failing middle-aged memory up on this one).
Should I find one, I'll endeavour to get a photo...
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Originally Posted by philbo How 'bout a kilted Santa suit? Well... okay maybe not. Hard to imagine without laughing. | Someone joined the forum a few months ago, and I can't remember the name of who it was, but I seem to remember he was a piper. He had a white beard, and was dressed as Santa in a kilt in one of his pictures. I wish I could remember who it was.
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