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Re: Scout jamboree.
Interesting to note that, apart from kilt length and 3-tassle sporrans, these three men have nothing in common.
Different sporran height, quite different upper garments, various...
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The kilt has arrived -- the package was in a torn and sorry state, but the contents undamaged. After an evening of country dancing and a night on a hanger, the somehwat crumpled pleats have regained...
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28th February 11, 09:09 AM
I can quite understand that everyone has had a very difficult winter and that that was a good enough expanation for delays etc. The irony is that I was complaining about a kilt being made too...
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28th February 11, 06:35 AM
That does sound like excuses!
Not often on Xmarks these days, but since I saw this after being quite unable to get any sense out of your employees as to whether they were going to make my kilt the...
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10th September 10, 01:25 AM
What do you mean "stray into.."?
This is a highly religious-political thread from the outset.
The visit itself is already controversial, so how can comments not be controversial?
Martin
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10th September 10, 01:15 AM
Honouring with a new tartan a visit that most Scots reject?
What a strange thing to do.
Martin
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But look at the kiltpin; it's a lady's luggage tag!!!
Martin
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One of the viewers' comments will shed light on this extraordinary feat:
"Kseniya Simonova is a 24 years old Ukranian artist. She uses a giant light box, dramatic music, imagination and "sand...
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If you had been near Anger, you might have come across another kilt-wearer; a very keen SCDer from Japan.
He has a good collection of kilts himself, and to make sure he is not the only one, buys...
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A great selection of pictures and comments, both historic and personal.
That was a favorite holiday area for my parents,though I never went there myself, and I'd never heard of the angel. What a...
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17th February 10, 09:58 AM
Based in the pictures, we can now more closely define the kilt.
Is must be of pure wool, tartan cloth, pleated, to wrap round a man, and its length-waist ration should be 4:3 (or even 1:1).
No self...
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16th February 10, 02:27 AM
I fully agree with KLO's remarks. I, too, often feel irritated by the screaming that goes on here : "I'm NOT GAY!" (Who cares?)
I love Scottish kilts and have never felt more feminine or more...
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15th February 10, 04:08 PM
If you can make the stuff shown in your picture album, I should not worry too much about missing Howie. Your work looks pretty good to me.
Martin
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13th January 10, 12:42 PM
No, I'm not looking for a box-pleat kilt.
It is just that I have never seen any such kilts advertized by Scottish kiltmakers/suppliers, and wondered if they were regarded as traditionally Scottish...
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10th January 10, 04:29 AM
Do any of the Scottish kilt-makers provide box pleats?
Or 4-yard kilts?
Martin
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So you people that have voted for the "twenty" version have been saying "20-something" for the last 9 years?
"twenty-one, twenty-two, ..." ?
I doubt it, so why change?
( I have never heard "aught"...
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26th December 09, 03:17 AM
The ceilidh site kept me amused for awhile. I found a couple of pictures to paste into the appropriate places and saw myself and partner dancing. Quite fun, but once you've seen it, you've seen it...
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17th December 09, 02:28 AM
If someone frequents this forum, he presumably wears an unbifurcated garment from time to time. whether it has stripes or tartan or is plain makes little difference. It is a skirt. A skirt does not...
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2nd December 09, 09:22 AM
I don't know what dance that was, but it was not the one chosen to celebrate the Homecoming year. It looked a bit like a dumbed-down Dashing White Sergeant, with no progression.
A good way to keep...
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15th November 09, 12:29 PM
Snap !
We obviously thought -- and think -- along the same lines, Ham.
Martin
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15th November 09, 02:10 AM
I did the same thing as Ham -- with the same tartan, as it happens -- after fighting with far too many yards of cloth, so heavy and bulky that it was more of a nuisance than an adornment. One thing I...
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22nd October 09, 01:11 AM
What could they have made their cloaks and blankets from, if there were no sheep?
Flimsy linen clothes cannot be compared with warm protective woolen goods, worn for different reasons. I cannot...
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21st October 09, 10:52 AM
It is going to be quite an event.
I wish i could join you -- not onloy would I get to see a grand array of tartans, I might also discover what a "button down" is.
Enjoy yourselves !
Martin
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18th October 09, 02:06 AM
One thing that I liked about living in France was the fact that you could wear what you wanted. At weddings, for example you see everything from t-shirts to jackets and even an occasional tie.
Most...
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15th October 09, 10:31 AM
Like millions of Brits, I was brought up on Marmite and loved it.
But that was a long time ago, when it was called vegetable extract (with yeast probably; I can't remember) and was very tasty.
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