Unbifurcated at the Feast of Christmas

[James MacMillan]

We're college students, you think we have that much time on our hands?!

No - not in that sense.... But you could have strung US along for a nice long joke. A few days at least....

[andyfg]

You look great!

[pipesndrumsnun]

Lookin' good!

[Galician]

Kilt looks great! What tartan is it? Did you make it yourself?

[TheKiltedWonder]

having been a college student, if you don't have that much time on your hands I suggest quitting three clubs and replacing one of your classes with ceramics. preferrably a throwing class and not a hand-building one...

As for the pic, the kilt looks nice; what tartan is it? What weight/material? Details man! I notice the hose ties (from Matt N, I presume); they do look classier/more formal than the normal flashes.

[string]

I notice the hose ties (from Matt N, I presume); they do look classier/more formal than the normal flashes.

I made the hose ties, handspun merino fingerwoven

[Monkey@Arms]

String,

I for one am glad we found out that you're with that big fella. Keeps all of us married guys from flirting with you long distance

Best regards,

Jake

[Chase]

I made the hose ties, handspun merino fingerwoven

PM inbound

[Brian F]

As for the pic, the kilt looks nice; what tartan is it? What weight/material? Details man! I notice the hose ties (from Matt N, I presume); they do look classier/more formal than the normal flashes.

The kilt is a off-the-rack model I bought at a RenFaire. It's not a registered tartan - I refer to it as "The Pride of Kentucky Christian" (since our colors are red and black).

It's acrylic, and pretty light weight...being that I've never handled a 16 oz. kilt long enough to actually compare it, I'd say this is either 11 or 13 oz. But that's not too sure.

And, as my lovely String has pointed out, those are custom, hand-spun, finger-woven ties. Ala Matt's, but with a little love. ;)

~Yeti

[string]

I had time today, but then I was home sick and bored