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    early for Burns...

    Quote Originally Posted by highlander_Daz
    "I'll post pics from our Burn's Dinner, which is coming up on November 18th."

    its a little early for Burns -are you sure its no a Saint Andrews day celebration??
    That's what I was thinking as well, Daz...Burns Suppers are traditionally held on or around January 25th, the Bard's birthday.

    Welcome -- love your avatar! :mrgreen:

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    From one Michigander to another, welcome to the forum!
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    Hey! I just visited your site! I see our a Jeeper... Have you been to MichiganJeepers.com?
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    Quote Originally Posted by cajunscot
    That's what I was thinking as well, Daz...Burns Suppers are traditionally held on or around January 25th, the Bard's birthday.

    Welcome -- love your avatar! :mrgreen:

    Cheers,

    Todd
    :razz: Again, on the timing of the dinner, read the above explanation.

    Hey! I just visited your site! I see our a Jeeper... Have you been to MichiganJeepers.com?
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    Paul, yes, I used to frequent MI Jeepers up until about a year ago, when the Jeep guys I run around with up here started their own Yooper BBS. My username almost everywhere else is NoBucks. Are you a Jeeper?

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    Yep I sure am!

    Nothing like a little good clean fun!!:-D I'm not as active as I used to be on Jeepers. There got to be a little to much drama and childish junk on there for a while.. Seems a bit better as of late.
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    Welcome, MacMullen.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MacMullen
    Besides, at 6'10" tall, I'm a little hard to fit off the rack, hence the custom fit suits.
    First of all, welcome to the board!

    Next, I think it's wonderful that your wife is sewing your kilt. But you can keep in mind for your next kilt that all traditional kilts, and many casual kilts, are tailor made to your measurements. You only need to submit your measurements to the kiltmaker. This is normal procedure, and it's one thing that makes the wait time so long, and raises the prices.

    However, if your wife is willing to put up with making all the kilts you're going to desire once the kilt jones hits you, you can save some money!

    Andrew.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Paul
    Nothing like a little good clean fun!!:-D I'm not as active as I used to be on Jeepers. There got to be a little to much drama and childish junk on there for a while.. Seems a bit better as of late.
    Yup, I think the drama of MI Jeepers was what drove a bunch of the Yoopers to start their own BBS. But, there's drama on there too, so I guess you really can't get away from it.

    Quote Originally Posted by Andrew Breecher
    Next, I think it's wonderful that your wife is sewing your kilt. But you can keep in mind for your next kilt that all traditional kilts, and many casual kilts, are tailor made to your measurements. You only need to submit your measurements to the kiltmaker. This is normal procedure, and it's one thing that makes the wait time so long, and raises the prices.

    However, if your wife is willing to put up with making all the kilts you're going to desire once the kilt jones hits you, you can save some money!

    Andrew.
    Well, we have more time than money, so any future kilts will likely be made by my wife. She's a great seamstress and loves to sew, so it's just a matter of me trying to talk her into doing more. If I buy the fabric, I can guilt her into it by saying, "Hey, you don't want this good wool to go to waste, do you?"

    Now that I'm a little more familiar with kilt terminology, I can further describe the kilt that my wife is making as an 8 yard semi traditional, and she's doing a great job. I'll post some pics of it when she's finished.

    As far as more kilts, I think that I do need at least one in one of the MacMillan tartans, then I think that I need a kilt in the clergy tartan, plus, I think a black kilt would be pretty cool...

    Thanks again for the warm welcome!
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