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2nd September 09, 10:55 PM
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 Originally Posted by Bigkahuna
Thank you for your response Matt. I really like that plaid that you speak about in your article. I think you can get a similar look by taking a couple of pleats out of a Drummers plaid at the point where it attaches to its belt. This will give it a fuller look in the back. What do you think??
Well as you have asked! Personally I would not bother with a plaid. Why? Three reasons, One, at a function, unless it is outdoors in the snow, you will find that you will get too hot. Two, they get in the way, do not be surprised if you sweep all the glasses off the table as you turn round to talk to some one(I have seen it done!), or, you find that you have dipped the back of it into the punch bowl(I have seen that done too!).Three,it all looks unnecessarily theatrical and fussy, unless you actually are a drummer or a piper.
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