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8th November 11, 10:16 PM
#41
Re: The dichotomy: the "Edgy" old guy just looks silly
It was a toss-up on which was going onto my signature. Feet or pasmina!
     
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9th November 11, 10:01 AM
#42
Re: The dichotomy: the "Edgy" old guy just looks silly
I had my senior picture taken in a blue windsor style shirt, a tweed jacket and , unseen, of course, Jeans. I still have the shirt. I wanted to wear it to my 40th reunion, but it seems to have shrunk. I still wear nothing but windsor style shirts. It drives my wife nuts, but I keep telling her I like button down collars. She keeps buying everthing but. I have a lot of shirts I have never worn because they aren't my style. Most of my pants are still jeans. It just pains me to no end to shop for pants.
BTW...I wore a kilt to my class reunion. A few of my classmates kinda expected it. Most were surprised. My ex wife, (in the class behind me), made a couple of crude comments about it. But at least she is still thinking of me.
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9th November 11, 10:48 AM
#43
Re: The dichotomy: the "Edgy" old guy just looks silly
 Originally Posted by Frank McGrath
I had my senior picture taken in a blue windsor style shirt, a tweed jacket and , unseen, of course, Jeans. I still have the shirt. I wanted to wear it to my 40th reunion, but it seems to have shrunk. I still wear nothing but windsor style shirts. It drives my wife nuts, but I keep telling her I like button down collars. She keeps buying everthing but. I have a lot of shirts I have never worn because they aren't my style. Most of my pants are still jeans. It just pains me to no end to shop for pants.
BTW...I wore a kilt to my class reunion. A few of my classmates kinda expected it. Most were surprised. My ex wife, (in the class behind me), made a couple of crude comments about it. But at least she is still thinking of me.
Crude comments merely serve to indicate the classiness or lack thereof of the commenter.
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19th December 11, 09:02 PM
#44
Re: The dichotomy: the "Edgy" old guy just looks silly
This makes me wonder... I'm getting a black hoodie with my martial arts school logo embroidered on the back for Christmas. If I wear that with my black Amerikilt, will people think it's weird... or just scary? Next question is- at 36 years old, do I give a damn? Answer is- NO!! I do not.
"Two things are infinite- the universe, and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe." Albert Einstein.
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19th December 11, 09:07 PM
#45
Re: The dichotomy: the "Edgy" old guy just looks silly
Listen...I just bought a black velour military style sport coat to wear for the holidays at H&M...thought it might be convertible to a doublet kinda thing but figured just wear it as is. Probably WAY too young for me but what the hell....live it up!
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19th December 11, 09:08 PM
#46
Re: The dichotomy: the "Edgy" old guy just looks silly
 Originally Posted by auld argonian
Listen...I just bought a black velour military style sport coat to wear for the holidays at H&M...thought it might be convertible to a doublet kinda thing but figured just wear it as is. Probably WAY too young for me but what the hell....live it up!
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Pics please?
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19th December 11, 10:27 PM
#47
Re: The dichotomy: the "Edgy" old guy just looks silly
 Originally Posted by auld argonian
Listen...I just bought a black velour military style sport coat to wear for the holidays at H&M...thought it might be convertible to a doublet kinda thing but figured just wear it as is. Probably WAY too young for me but what the hell....live it up!
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 Originally Posted by robthehiker
Pics please?
Yes, pics?
I've seen that jacket and thought that it might even work with the kilt without alteration. And I suspect I might be getting a green cotton military style sport coat from H&M as an Xmas present that would also work with the kilt...
- Justitia et fortitudo invincibilia sunt
- An t'arm breac dearg
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19th December 11, 10:52 PM
#48
Re: The dichotomy: the "Edgy" old guy just looks silly
Sorry to put it off but probably not going to be in any shape to do any photos till Christmas...we're on def con 4 here right now getting ready for the holiday. I'll try to find time but I can't promise.
I just did an image search for it and it's not turning up. It WAS on closeout (like original $70, sale price $35 and 20% off that) so it could have been from their fall stuff...I see that they're already showing spring stuff on their website. Remember that the largest size H&M seems to carry is a 44R...which, fortunately, is my size. Frankly, I hadn't really thought to wear it with a kilt the way it is...even my daughter said it would be too long.
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19th December 11, 11:09 PM
#49
Re: The dichotomy: the "Edgy" old guy just looks silly
Honestly, I dont think that makes you look weird at all. I tend to feel more comfortable around older men who have a tad bit of a wild side to them anyway. I think that a camo kilt on a 50-something year old man is completely appropriate and even a little fun.
You could rock both the camo and the tartan Age is just a number. You are young at heart.
and I know that I am way late on this response...just read the first post though. I will catch up tomorrow. My bed and my Harry Potter movie are beckoning to me ;)
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19th December 11, 11:27 PM
#50
Re: The dichotomy: the "Edgy" old guy just looks silly
Last edited by CMcG; 20th December 11 at 08:13 PM.
Reason: grammar
- Justitia et fortitudo invincibilia sunt
- An t'arm breac dearg
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