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14th July 14, 10:23 AM
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 Originally Posted by CeilidhDoc
It is also interesting to me that most seem to think that the Western / Cowboy wear example is a good one. I have to say it may be the closest readily recognizable analogy from American culture, but I still don't think it is a very good one.
The reason I say this is because there are no family pattern cowboy boots, as just one important difference. To me, that is a big difference. Of course, JMHO.
Slàinte!
And PS--I lived in Phoenix for 4 years, so I know what you mean!!
You're right, especially about the family patterns. It might be more correct to say it's 'the closest' analogy.
I think it's a useful analogy, though, primarily from the angle of Western attire being immediately recognizable as American. Although, other nations with traditions of ranching have their own versions of cowboy attire, of course.
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