someone in need of a lesson about kilts.....

**Kiltedfirepiper** · 2nd February 10, 07:59 PM

well I was perusing a local secondhand bookstore website, and came across a section called " found at bookmans" its a collection of the things they have found in books that people used for book marks.

well I was enjoying all of the different things till I came across this one

http://foundatbookmans.blogspot.com/...37655637724471

I didn't like seeing this..... so what do you think?
the REALLY sad part about this is if you click the pic it will come up as " german PC" you'd think with all those books maybe they'd pick one up and learn something once in a while....

**macwilkin** · 2nd February 10, 08:35 PM

That's too bad; Bookman's (the original store on Grant) was always on our itinerary whenever we would make run to the Pima Air Museum -- my grandfather made beer and soda can airplanes and sold them to the museum gift shop.

T.

**Rex_Tremende** · 3rd February 10, 04:24 AM

Looks like "German PC" means "German Post Card" depicting dancing at highland games for the benefit of the Volks im eigenen Betrieb. You can't see the back of it, so you don't know. But really, calling it gay? That's the reason to not shop there. Just my take on it.

Regards,
Rex.

**The Guy in the Kilt at UC** · 3rd February 10, 04:46 AM

Originally Posted by Rex_Tremende

Looks like "German PC" means "German Post Card" depicting dancing at highland games for the benefit of the Volks im eigenen Betrieb. You can't see the back of it, so you don't know. But really, calling it gay? That's the reason to not shop there. Just my take on it.

Regards,
Rex.

So wait. Is the link to the store's site or to someone who has shopped there?

**chasem** · 3rd February 10, 08:39 AM

on the about me type section on the right, it reads "We've bought and traded millions of books, dvds. . ." etc. Sounds like it's at least someone who works at the store.

**St. Amish** · 3rd February 10, 11:57 AM

The guy's name is Jacob Harper.

**St. Amish** · 3rd February 10, 11:54 AM

That appears to be the store's own posting on their website. There are no links for a shopper to post anything and the description says they post things that employees find in books. Someone who works at the store, who has access to the website, thinks kilts and highland dancing are gay. Not very responsible of them.