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10th December 05, 09:43 AM
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10th December 05, 11:16 AM
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I agree with the rest. Get the tank! In January, you can order the casual at your leisure
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10th December 05, 02:53 PM
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If the money is there in your household budget, go for the tank offer, but that won't mean the resistance to the FK will go away. And since he is willing to spend more money to keep you out of an FK, there must be something about it he doesn't like.
I guess there is more to this than just a fashion issue. Not that it is any of my (or our) business, but I am curious to learn his reasons for not liking post-modern kilts.
Regardless, I hope all works out well for you two.
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10th December 05, 03:23 PM
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Definitely take the traditional one, but well,... just take one that approaches its colours to khaki,... there should be one of those!,... and in January,... u know how to do it! :mrgreen:
¡Salud!
T O N O
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10th December 05, 03:26 PM
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I'm going to have to agree with what almost everyone has said. Reluctantly ( ) accept the tank as a gift, and purchase the FK later
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10th December 05, 04:51 PM
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 Originally Posted by furrycelt
I guess there is more to this than just a fashion issue. Not that it is any of my (or our) business, but I am curious to learn his reasons for not liking post-modern kilts.
He says it doesn't look like a kilt to him. In his mind a kilt means a tartan and nothing else. The other thing he doesn't like is the idea of a kilt with pockets. Of course, when I used to wear pants I was always being asked why I kept my hands in my pockets all the time so he may be worried that I'll go around with my free hand (one not on the cane) in my pocket again.
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10th December 05, 04:58 PM
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 Originally Posted by chasem
I'm going to have to agree with what almost everyone has said. Reluctantly (  ) accept the tank as a gift, and purchase the FK later 
Ditto. Well, almost ... I'm not a fan of FK's double row of buttons for fasteners. If your spouse has similar objection - to the style, but not the concept of a "post-modern" kilt, try a RKilt. They have modern pockets, but the traditional three-strap fastenings. Plus, those solid earth tones and saffron were in use long before there were tartans.
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10th December 05, 08:14 PM
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Glassman,
Accept the trad with a smile and then get the casual FK for the new year! nothing wrong with 2 kilts at one blow!
Or if you want to make him happy, but really don't want another trad kilt, I am a 41" waist 44" hips and a 24" drop is perfect. I prefer the ancient tartans, and more subdued/dark tartans. Let him know that you have gotten a little bigger and to order the kilt with the new measurements, then forward it to me after it comes in too big! He gets to order you a new kilt and give it as a present, you make him happy, you'll buy the FK anyway, and I get a new kilt!:-D:-D:-D
The kilt concealed a blaster strapped to his thigh. Lazarus Long
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