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17th June 13, 09:07 AM
#11
 Originally Posted by Guinness>water
Oh man, family can be the hardest on ya. If you made it through that, the. General public will be a breeze. Guess I should have warned ya about that. Woops!
My family, in Borger, are so hard on me that I won't wear it around them. You'd think after the fifth or sixth time, they'd get over it.
You look good, and I'm glad you weren't discouraged.
I hadn't even considered the kids before I wore it over there, so in hindsight I should have seen that one coming. The comments from my grandfather and uncle I fully expected, there's no way they could pass up such an easy opportunity. In fact, I'm pretty sure every uncle and male cousin that I have is going to give me a hard time about it when they see it. They'll have to get used to it eventually though, because I have every intention of wearing it to every family event we have from here on.
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17th June 13, 09:31 AM
#12
 Originally Posted by Psynister
... They'll have to get used to it eventually though, because I have every intention of wearing it to every family event we have from here on.
Absolutely
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17th June 13, 09:34 AM
#13
Glad you could roll with the punches. It will "wear off" the more they see you in it. If your family has a hunting tartan, a formal dress tartan etc... You could get the one brother one a little different from you and your other brother. Just a thought.
LOCH SLOY!
Cheers, Wil
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17th June 13, 09:40 AM
#14
 Originally Posted by Wil
Glad you could roll with the punches. It will "wear off" the more they see you in it. If your family has a hunting tartan, a formal dress tartan etc... You could get the one brother one a little different from you and your other brother. Just a thought.
I wish that we did, for that very reason. I could probably do that with the two that we do have
Our name is actually Welsh rather than Scottish, so we don't have hunting, formal, ancient, etc. There are two different tartans associated with the name, but the newer one is just a different tartan made by a guy that didn't feel the previous one represented the name/family well. I could probably pull that off with these, though.
Griffith of Wales tartan

Griffiths of Llangynin tartan
Last edited by Psynister; 17th June 13 at 09:41 AM.
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17th June 13, 09:46 AM
#15
 Originally Posted by O'Searcaigh
Absolutely 
I'll second that!
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17th June 13, 02:58 PM
#16
Good on you mate. Nice one!! Takes a bit of bottle first time, especially when it's out of the blue but hey, as everyone else has said, it gets to be normal. When people comment 'cause you're not in a kilt, then you know you've cracked it.
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17th June 13, 04:22 PM
#17
Congratulation, you did very well! I noticed the plaid on the shorts too, rather ironic!
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