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    Quote Originally Posted by wyldathart View Post
    About 10 minutes from me is an exotic bird farm with lots of pheasant and other types of avian. I plan on stopping by and procuring a nice small feather for my bonnet hopefully a white one.
    Before selecting a white feather you might want to read "THE FOUR FEATHERS" by F. VanWyck Mason (someone please correct me if I'm in error).

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    Quote Originally Posted by MacMillan of Rathdown View Post
    Before selecting a white feather you might want to read "THE FOUR FEATHERS" by F. VanWyck Mason (someone please correct me if I'm in error).
    I looked up the book and I remember seeing a movie about this. I don't pay it much heed since my reason for wearing a white feather is far removed from that. I'm a hunter and wearing or using a white feather is a sign of your hunting skill. Ted Nugent uses white arrows and white fletching. Sgt. Carlos Hathcock a famous Marine Corps Sniper was known for wearing a white feather in his cover. To me, wearing a white feather pays homage to those with a lot more skill than me.
    Of course I expect folks to think of the Four Feathers but we all wear kilts despite what other folks think eh? Thanks for the heads up though it's appreciated

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    It also looks like you could wear a rubber chicken behind your clan badge, as long as it has no feathers?
    If you see abbreviations, initials or acronyms you do not know the Xmarks FAQ section on abbreviations may help.

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    Here Here Steve! Now if only those hearty little lions would just pop out of the ground in North Idaho, I'd proudly wear one in honor of XMarks the Scot!

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    Hahaha yeah we'll probably end up tucking silk dandelions behind our badges. I'll be on the lookout for some

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    Quote Originally Posted by wyldathart View Post
    Hahaha yeah we'll probably end up tucking silk dandelions behind our badges. I'll be on the lookout for some
    I think Jamie actually found a source once upon a time...

    Oh Jaaaaaaaaaamie.....

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    Dandelions

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    If you see abbreviations, initials or acronyms you do not know the Xmarks FAQ section on abbreviations may help.

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    Well... I'm glad I didn't give to much weight to the two "septs" that I found links to in my family. It was all too much of a stretch anyway. And my sir name is... nothing really.

    Stretch the rubber band too far and it snaps.
    I tried to ask my inner curmudgeon before posting, but he sprayed me with the garden hose…
    Yes, I have squirrels in my brain…

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    Withycombefair shipping to the states = £15.00

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    Alfred Edward Woodley Mason?

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