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    Nope, can't be too traditional.
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    Quote Originally Posted by thescot View Post
    Nope, can't be too traditional.

    Perhaps, but it isn't my tradition, and that does cause some difficulties. So, do I apply my traditions to the kilt, or give up my traditions to wear the kilt traditionally?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bugbear View Post
    Perhaps, but it isn't my tradition, and that does cause some difficulties. So, do I apply my traditions to the kilt, or give up my traditions to wear the kilt traditionally?
    Do it your way Ted. It really is "just clothing".
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    Often we say traditional when we mean historical. Tradition does gradually grow. Generally not radically however. On the other hand we have sort of defined this sub-forum as historical, just of a more recent period. I dare not stretch the envelope more at this time.
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