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24th August 07, 04:58 PM
#1
thats funny, i think that i complete my kilt
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24th August 07, 08:14 PM
#2
I don't think complete is the right word for me. I think it more defines me. It shows me to be a person that really does not care what most others think. I wear it for me.
When I do wear it feel like I have been let in on a great secret. The secret is that they are more comfortable and look nicer then pants.
I have to ask why you guys never told me about kilts for the first 50 yrs of my life? I guess I will have to settle with wearing them for the second 50 yrs.
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25th August 07, 06:03 AM
#3
 Originally Posted by taxdragon
I have to ask why you guys never told me about kilts for the first 50 yrs of my life?
Secret ...
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24th August 07, 08:24 PM
#4
I don't think the kilt defines me, or completes me. I think the things that led me to try out wearing a kilt, and then to continue, are part of the definitional me. Maybe the kilt is like boot camp---it's an exposure to something new, something that you prove you can accomplish and carry off with style?
It's silly to think that a few yards of cloth could change how a man carries himself, but then again it's a silly old world.
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25th August 07, 11:49 AM
#5
The way I feel about it is this: Wearing a kilt means you don't have to buy as many for the different "modes" of life. If you take care of a kilt, it can be used in dress mode as well as in casual mode.. kilts go with anything, from flip flops to a coat and tie.
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25th August 07, 11:49 AM
#6
I do not necessarily feel more complete, but I feel more confident when kilted.
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