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[DotDLL]

Hello from Framingham, Massachusetts, USA!

I've been wearing kilts occasionally for many years now, more-so lately after purchasing a few Utilikilts. Their durability is awesome. Just being able to toss them in the wash is nice. I'd like to get a few more, although I might try out a different manufacturer, if only to see what else is out there.

A little about myself: I'm a computer programmer by day and general-purpose nerd by night. (Not having to make 'adjustments' while in the midst of a coding session is pretty sweet.) My non-computer time is usually spent reading, cooking, finding random means of exercise, or just lounging in front of the TV. Lately I've been thinking of picking up some basic sewing skills, as I'd like to make a few modifications to one of my Utilikilts, among other potential projects.

Anyhoo, I'm glad to be here. Take care!

[Big Paul]

Welcome to our little corner of the web!

[Kiltedmusiclover]

Good to have you on the forum.
Dive right in, the water is fine!

[Graham]

welcome to the forum, hope you enjoy it!

[Andrew Breecher]

Welcome to the board! If you're ever in Boston, stop on in at the Sunset Grill & Tap in Allston - 112 beers on tap, 400 in bottles, and a fellow kilter who works there.

Andrew.

[GMan]

Welcome!

It is great to hear of other kilt wearers finding this place!

Enjoy yourself.

[Alan H]

Howdy. There's a fair number of geeks on the site...glad to welcome another one.

***exchanges secret computer geek handshake***

[jfellrath]

I'm another newbie - and it's always nice to see another geek on the boards. I wish I could wear my kilt to work, maybe sometime in the future.

[Jerry]

Werlcome to the board. Glad to have you here.

[DotDLL]

***exchanges secret computer geek handshake***

Secret computer geek handshake? Hmm, I didn't realize there was a protocol to posting here. It's been awhile since I've done network programming. Anyhoo, in my best pseudo-C++:

// return secret computer geek handshake
Handshake receivedHandshake, reply;
ReadHandshake(receivedHandshake);
reply->InitAsReply(receivedHandshake);
WriteHandshake(reply);