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9th March 07, 09:46 PM
#1
Kilted at the Movies
Tonight I went to see the movie 300, and I wore my utilikit. I have worn the kilt to this movie theater before, but tonight seemed more tense. Maybe because I am always with my wife, and tonight I was with some friends for a manly night. The giggles seemed louder, and the finger pointing more obvious. Gasps, sounds of awe and amazement. I did get two smiles from some cute ladies, and that just averaged it all out, then again, maybe they saw the asp batton in my kilt pocket and were impressed. I thought about wearing the tartan, but for a manly movie like 300, I thought the canvas with converse tactical boots would be a better look.
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9th March 07, 10:24 PM
#2
What were you carrying a baton for?
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10th March 07, 07:38 PM
#3
Because
Originally Posted by IEScotsman
What were you carrying a baton for?
Because my .45 peacemaker wont fit in the pocket
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10th March 07, 06:52 AM
#4
Originally Posted by JayFilomena
I thought about wearing the tartan, but for a manly movie like 300, I thought the canvas with converse tactical boots would be a better look.
Somewhat confused - the implication is that the tartan is not "manly" enough for a movie like 300.
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10th March 07, 07:43 AM
#5
Originally Posted by Graywolf
Somewhat confused - the implication is that the tartan is not "manly" enough for a movie like 300.
Yeah... Tartans are manly. I actually prefer tartans to solid colors.
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10th March 07, 07:50 AM
#6
Originally Posted by elitekiltedcommando
Yeah... Tartans are manly. I actually prefer tartans to solid colors.
I strongly concur. UP THE 'TAN!
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10th March 07, 08:45 AM
#7
Ok Gents,
Lets not turn this into a tartan vs. solid debate.
PS: Jay, how was the movie.
Nelson
"Every man dies. Not every man really lives"
Braveheart
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10th March 07, 10:50 AM
#8
I just saw 300 last night. With the exception of the always needless nude scene, the movie was, in my opinion, an awesome guy movie. I can't imagine my wife liking it, but I loved it.
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10th March 07, 07:46 PM
#9
just the style
Originally Posted by Kiltedmusiclover
Ok Gents,
Lets not turn this into a tartan vs. solid debate.
PS: Jay, how was the movie.
If I wear my tartan, I wear a jacket, and dress shoes, and my horse hair sporran. A gentlemans ensamble if that is the correct way to word it. With my utilikilt, leather jacket, and seasoned desert combat footwear, I thought it more of a casual/rugged look. I think I remember a note about Scots wearing a canvas wrap around their kilt during the great war, if I can make the analogy.
The movie was awesome, and I agree on two other notes, that the nude scenes were quite unnecessary, and the battle scene for the Kings body would have been an awesome addition to the movie. I watched the History channel version tonight (10 March) with the chidlren and that was almost as good as 300
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10th March 07, 06:28 PM
#10
I hope my admonition was not taken the wrong way. If we are ultimately to change our Saxon society's view of kilts, we must be careful with our words. Just a reminder, we must speak clearly and be sure we are understood.
-The Grammarian Guard, aka Graywolf.
PS As an American, I defer all points of English Grammar to those who speak English and not American.
PSS I do, however, own a 1961, 1971, and 1996 (worst vehicle ever made) Land Rovers. If nothing else that qualifies me to curse Lucas in proper English.
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