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    How I decide

    Hell-o all,

    Just thought that I would give you all a glimpse of how I buy a Kilt.

    I have a long and I do mean long list of Kilts that I want, broken down into need to have, really want to have, and just plain nice to have.

    Next I have a long list of fine Kilt makers.

    Tartan or plain is also in the mix.

    With a dab of traditional or contemporary, I toss a coin.

    Then with that I go back to my long list.

    When I get up from sitting on my wallet, and all things are in alignment I can then proceed to purchasing.

    I sense alignment soon.
    Glen McGuire

    A Life Lived in Fear, Is a Life Half Lived.

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    I usually do the "stalk and splurge" method.

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    My purchases are regulated more by my old house that always needs fixin', and some recent bad weather that did a number on my car. Oh well, I can always dream . . .


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    Quote Originally Posted by Tattoobradley View Post
    I usually do the "stalk and splurge" method.
    Now that's a very good method. There is also the "lust and leap" method and the "spend-money-you-haven't-made-yet" method.

    I prefer buying before thinking too hard about it and living with the consequences when they come home. After all, I can live a long time on beans if I over do!
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    Quote Originally Posted by thescot View Post
    I prefer buying before thinking too hard about it and living with the consequences when they come home. After all, I can live a long time on beans if I over do!
    Exactly! Why let "thinking" get in the way?!

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    Quote Originally Posted by thescot View Post
    There is also the "lust and leap" method
    Sounds like how I decided upon my first ex-wife...

    Quote Originally Posted by thescot View Post
    and the "spend-money-you-haven't-made-yet" method.
    And it sounds similar to her budgeting techniques!


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    A model worthy of emulation! (Still fumbling with my wallet...)

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    There once was a fellow named Glen
    Who was a kilted giant among men
    A new kilt he declined
    Until the planets aligned
    And no one could tell when.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GMan View Post
    ... I toss a coin....
    Surely your kilts must have a bit more significance to you than coin tosses, celestial convergences, and random urges. That's the way I choose trousers!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Blu (Ontario) View Post
    Surely your kilts must have a bit more significance to you than coin tosses, celestial convergences, and random urges. That's the way I choose trousers!



    Trousers?? What are they? OK I know what they are but with the coin toss tells me which way the wind is blowing. {LOL}
    Glen McGuire

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