Ol' Macdonald himself, a proud son of Skye and Cape Breton Island
Lifetime Member STA. Two time winner of Utilikiltarian of the Month. "I'll have a kilt please, a nice hand sewn tartan, 16 ounce Strome. Oh, and a sporran on the side, with a strap please."
Looks like a good evening in the making gentlemen.
When I first became aware of the red MacTavish/Thomson tartan a few years ago I did not like it but the more I see it I find it growing on me. I bought a scarf in it this fall and wore it a lot of this winter. I don't think I have fully bonded with it yet but I can perhaps feel just the beginnings of a desire for a new kilt?
Very well done, Gentlemen. If I may, particularly the Sir in the "Denim" Tweed Argyll jacket and waistcoat - that is fantastic. I have a Braemar jacket from Hector-Russell in that color tweed (HR calls it denim). I oft wonder, "Should I get the matching waistcoat?" They're both off-the-peg at HR in Glasgow. Anyway, you all look very smart indeed. Enjoy yourselves.
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Three fine-looking gentlemen in dapper Scottish attire. All three of those outfits look very nice. You must have been the hit of the pub. How was the food, drink, and fare?
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Originally Posted by mookien
Three fine-looking gentlemen in dapper Scottish attire. All three of those outfits look very nice. You must have been the hit of the pub. How was the food, drink, and fare?
We had a grand time. The pub is very nice, the food excellent and of course the company was the best. The wait staff were all kilted, and all seemed to appreciate us joining them. Many smiles and "hello's" from both the staff and other patrons.
We had a grand time. The pub is very nice, the food excellent and of course the company was the best. The wait staff were all kilted, and all seemed to appreciate us joining them. Many smiles and "hello's" from both the staff and other patrons.
Sounds like a great place to go kilted. I wish we had an eatery like that nearby.
We have a pub in town, but none of the staff, and few of the patrons are ever kilted.
I changed my signature. The old one was too ridiculous.
Originally Posted by mookien
The wait staff were all kilted, and all seemed to appreciate us joining them. Many smiles and "hello's" from both the staff and other patrons.
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