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25th April 08, 01:03 PM
#1
 Originally Posted by Semiomniscient
I've only felt that way about Glengarries. That, to me, screams "piper!" But Balmorals do not... unless maybe they had dicing.
Glengarries are really military/piper to me. Balmorals not so much.
Uh, oh! I have red and white diced Balmoral and Glengarry! Never wear them though. It's that old WWII Glengarry that I like!
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27th April 08, 10:41 AM
#2
Well dicing is one of those military conventions... but most formal Highland attire is taken from military standards. So you have dicing, so what? I think people should take a chill pill with some of the Highland dress ideas. I mean, writing an article for people who want to know what's "traditional" is one thing. Going up to someone and telilng them they're wrong unless they're in the military or a piper... that's simply rude.
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