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16th February 06, 07:49 PM
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The K A A
Resolved on this day I shall pledge my heart and soul to finding homes to Kilts everywhere (new and old) that would be a perfect fit to be among my household.
Yes I am starting my own Kilt Adoption Agency.
Glen McGuire
A Life Lived in Fear, Is a Life Half Lived.
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16th February 06, 07:58 PM
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Can you describe a perfect fit?
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16th February 06, 08:02 PM
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 Originally Posted by michael steinrok
Can you describe a perfect fit?
Each Kilt Adoption Agency is best fitted to those who lovingly search and find the Kilt that would suit them and their household completely. Yes adopting a Kilt is not a haphazard event. The proper placement of such a lovely garment that fits into the time honored tradition of Kilt wearing will be considered.
The perfect home for the perfect Kilt.
Glen McGuire
A Life Lived in Fear, Is a Life Half Lived.
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16th February 06, 08:29 PM
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Originally Posted by GMan
Resolved on this day I shall pledge my heart and soul to finding homes to Kilts everywhere (new and old) that would be a perfect fit to be among my household.
Yes I am starting my own Kilt Adoption Agency.
Excellant Idea! I started one several months ago. 
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17th February 06, 06:20 AM
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We do need a kilt adoption agency. A clearing house if you will for orphaned, out grown, mis ordered and unloved kilts everywhere.
David
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17th February 06, 08:05 AM
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can i sign up as a foster parent??? Dont have room for long term keeping but will provide an excellent home for one or two on a short term basis 
ITS A KILT, G** D*** IT!
WARNING: I RUN WITH SCISSORS
“I asked Mom if I was a gifted child… she said they certainly wouldn’t have paid for me."
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17th February 06, 08:24 AM
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I'll be willing to take in all 40" kilts with a 23" drop....maybe 24" for the right kilt...I have a big closet, comfy hangars, not a single moth, and lots of love to give...
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17th February 06, 07:10 PM
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Now stop that I say! That's just silly and I won't have it! However if their are any 47 with a 24 in drop.....
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18th February 06, 08:16 AM
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I've got a personal Kilt Adoption Agency going on now. This has been made easier by the fact that the last of my children is now away at college, and I suddenly have an abundance of empty closet space. I have been adopting new kilts, providing them with tender, loving care, and providing them with top quality kilt hangers for their resting periods.
They have responded to such loving treatment by making me look good, and causing people to strike up conversations with me that otherwise would not have happened. I have found that when you adopt a kilt, they always respond with unconditional love. They are very social garments, and always request that they would like to have more company. Which, of course. leads to the adoption of yet more kilts.
Darrell
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18th February 06, 10:01 AM
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Hre's a warning to everyone interested in adopting stray kilts- they tend to multiply like rabbits. Make sure you've got PLENTY of closet space before you start. Stray kilts also attract hose,flashes,pins,jackets etc. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.
Kilts are protected by the Endangered Garment Act. This means that the spaying and neutering of kilts is illegal. Violaters face a mandatory fine and 10 years in trousers. 
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