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4th January 06, 06:31 PM
#1
Looking great!
Welcome to the wonderful world of "want more!!!...need more!!!!"
Credit card companies must love kilts also ??:
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4th January 06, 06:56 PM
#2
Welcome and congrats on the first of many kilts to come! :grin:
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4th January 06, 07:13 PM
#3
Great look for you. I know waht you mean about their heavyweights, 'though: I've got a Black Watch standard that I love for wearing around the house and light chores-but it just doesn't have the heft to stand up to the winds we've been seeing lately here on the Front Range. Heavier wool oughta solve that issue.
Bryan...I wear my tank(s) year 'round in comfort and modesty...
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4th January 06, 09:14 PM
#4
I was kinda wondering what the local rednecks would have to say when they saw me. I run a pawnshop/gun store in a very small Idaho town so I was prepared for a ribbing at least. Only got a few outright laughs, and a couple good coments, mostly people asking if I was Scottish or was I in a parade they didn't know about. Over all pretty good though, and the comfort factor was terrific. Still, I might not have had the stones to go all day in the store with it if not from the good example of the folks here in the forum.
I hope the wearing of the kilt continues to catch on, this is definitely something I could get used to. After the heavy weight stillwater the plan is to pick up a great kilt, I'm getting married in december and plan to wear the great kilt to that.
Probably should rename this place kiltaholics anonymous, makes for a great support group and does absolutely nothing to cure the addiction.
Oswulf
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4th January 06, 09:37 PM
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I ran into a complete redneck oneday at the post office who actually complimented me on the kilt. But he started to call it a skirt and then corrected himself. I asked him if he knew why it was called a kilt. He said that he didn't know. So I said, "Cause the last guy who called it a skirt got kilt!" He laughed very loudly, even spilled a little juice from his chew out of his mouth (rather disgusting actually).
I would not have expected that myself, but he seemed to think it was a really cool thing.
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4th January 06, 09:55 PM
#6
Great looking kilt. Yes, you will get more kilts, and hear plenty of good funny comments. It really is a nice addiction.
Glen McGuire
A Life Lived in Fear, Is a Life Half Lived.
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4th January 06, 10:11 PM
#7
Congrats on your first kilt and I'm glad to hear you had a positive first public wearing.
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4th January 06, 10:55 PM
#8
 Originally Posted by Oswulf
Probably should rename this place kiltaholics anonymous, makes for a great support group and does absolutely nothing to cure the addiction.
Oswulf
More like kiltaholics unanimous
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5th January 06, 07:35 AM
#9
 Originally Posted by Oswulf
I was kinda wondering what the local rednecks would have to say when they saw me. I run a pawnshop/gun store in a very small Idaho town so I was prepared for a ribbing at least.
Who's going to make fun of the guy who owns the gun shop?
Virtus Ad Aethera Tendit
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5th January 06, 09:08 AM
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That Black Stewart is one I've got my eye on right now. Congrats!
I would suggest that the sporran be worn a bit higher and bring the flashes around to the front of the calf muscle.
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