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    Sporran Nation

    This site was just posted on the UK board.

    http://www.sporran-nation.co.uk/index.htm

    Pretty wild stuff, maybe for the younger guys.

    Ron
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    "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."

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    Yeah I posted this one awhile back. I think the concensus was "it's nice to see people pushing sporrans in new directions, but I probably wouldn't wear one". Some criticism that they looked a bit effeminate.

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    I like the idea of funky sporrans, but not at these prices.

    Adam

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    Yeah besides talking having a hard time matching shoes to your sporran!

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    You've got to give her credit where credit's due though!

    Someone's taking a simple item and throwing some originality into the mix. Kind of like UtiliKilts, and some of Bear's designs.

    I'm all for it!!! Anything but the same-old, same-old. I can actually see some great uses for them with some of the contemporary kilts... if not side packs on jeans.
    Arise. Kill. Eat.

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    So it is a bit like "Monster Nation" - tricked out sporrans for that anti-establishment crowd.....

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    Personally, I consider them to be bugly sporrans.

    (BTW, bugly = butt ugly)

    Just my $0.02 on the matter.

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    Bugly

    Is Bugly related to Fugly, by any chance?

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    Bugly is the polite cousing of Fugly.

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    Cousins

    I suspected so. Those sporrans are slightly horrible, though, ain't they? I think some of the material used would soon get ratty. My sole Mocker Utilikilt has deep pockets making a sporran unnecessary but I'd certainly wear one if I saw something which caught my eye. It has to be decent leather and preferably without traditional tassels and whathaveyou - not that there's anything wrong with tradition but the modern look of a Utilikilt maybe calls for something more... utilitarian?

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