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26th April 12, 06:59 PM
#11
 Originally Posted by SlackerDrummer
Early in the season? A collared shirt and a pair of khakis. Mid-season? A collared shirt, khakis, and a tweed jacket or sweater. Late season? A collared shirt, khakis, a sweater, and my Coast Guard surplus pea coat. But I'm 44 years old now. I don't remember what I wore back in the day, but it was likely more casual and undoubtedly blue jeans. But then I was much more concerned with who was at the Cat's Cradle than the football game anyway.
The Old Cradle...Yeah. Saw a band called Metal Flake Mother there before it moved down to Carrboro.
Negative. But you knew that already.  Apologies to those who were.
Now, we've probably taken enough of a detour. Thanks, Colin, for getting it back on track.
Yeah, I figured you for a GDI.
I guess if a fellow wears the kilt day in and day out he'd be hard pressed to dress traditionally. Perhaps that's where the scrunched-down socks, hiking boots, t-shirt, and leather jacket (a la Duncan from MOTG) kicks in.
As I understand it, though, the traditional method of wearing a kilt is NOT to wear it day in and day out. So perhaps this really isn't a issue that traditional kilt wearers face?
Last edited by davidlpope; 26th April 12 at 07:02 PM.
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