Photo...this has GOTTA work...!!!!

**Aggie** · 26th April 06, 02:06 PM

The jacket goes well with the tartan. I like the kilt but I think I like the jacket more. oops.! Did I say that? Where is that soap. Yuk, gotta get a better brand of soap.

**Caradoc** · 26th April 06, 02:10 PM

Originally Posted by Aggie

I like the kilt but I think I like the jacket more.

I do like the jacket - I've got one that's almost identical, but in a dark grey/charcoal color.

**Kilted KT** · 26th April 06, 02:10 PM

Originally Posted by Aggie

The jacket goes well with the tartan. I like the kilt but I think I like the jacket more. oops.! Did I say that? Where is that soap. Yuk, gotta get a better brand of soap.

Yeah Lava and LifeBouy are NOT the ones you want to get jammed in your mouth. I prefer Irish Spring...has a light, flowery taste to it.

**ronstew** · 26th April 06, 02:28 PM

"Over the years I got to be quite a connoisseur of soap. My personal preference is for Lux, but I found Palmolive had a nice, piquant, after-dinner flavor. Heady, but with just a touch of mellow smoothness. Lifebuoy, on the other hand..."

Gene Shepherd - A Christmas Story

Great picture. Whare do I get a jacket like that?

**Sherry** · 26th April 06, 03:10 PM

I don't like the look of the bow tie. It just doesn't seem to go with the overall look. But it may just be that I don't like bow ties.

You guys have had your mouths washed out with soap so much that you actually became connoiseurs? Goodness!

Btw, what wine goes with Irish Spring (or should it just be Guinness)?

**Kilted KT** · 26th April 06, 04:03 PM

Originally Posted by Sherry

I don't like the look of the bow tie. It just doesn't seem to go with the overall look. But it may just be that I don't like bow ties.

You guys have had your mouths washed out with soap so much that you actually became connoiseurs? Goodness!

Btw, what wine goes with Irish Spring (or should it just be Guinness)?

wine? hmm...I find a nice Robert Mondavi Cabernet works well, although the preferred beverage would be a dram or two of Oban. That should wash away any unwanted tastes.