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1st February 06, 07:58 PM
#11
Welcome from mid-Missouri. Your UK certainly does speak well for their durability.
Darrell
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1st February 06, 08:40 PM
#12
The warm welcome is much appreciated! :grin:
I'm only about 2 hours from the South Shoreline, KiltedCodeWarrior and I have a kilted friend in Chicago. I don't get there nearly enough.
We are having a mild winter. Usually, you wouldn't be able to see my boots at this time of year. I lived in the Upper Pennisula of Michigan for several years, and there you wouldn't have been able to see the bottom of my kilt . I miss the clean air up there.
The kilt has aged quite well, in fact I've worked at aging it a little more. It's still a little stiff. My friend that ordered his with mine is in similar condition to what you described Rigged. What you can't see is the 3 inch rip under my right hand and the 3 missing snaps. Nothing too terrible, but the picture is a bit missleading.
I've been growing the goatee for like 2 or 3 years. The Cherokee blood is to blame that it took so long and is kinda thin, but it also gives it its strength. And with any luck I'll end up like my grandfather who just died, still a full head of hair in his late 80s .
No, no one has ever told me I look like Teddy Roosevelt, but my dad (who looks alot like me) played him in a play once (Arsenic and Old Lace). So it makes since.
You really know how to make a guy feel welcome around here
Last edited by djweso; 2nd February 06 at 06:33 AM.
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1st February 06, 09:36 PM
#13
Originally Posted by djweso
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You really know how to make a guy feel welcome around here
As a relative newbie here I can honestly say that the crew on this forum go above & beyond in making you feel at home & welcomed & appreciated here - no matter how many stupid questions or silly comments you make
this is a great bunch that i am learning to appreciate more & more each day
Welcome to the neighborhood my good man!!!
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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4th February 06, 05:48 AM
#14
Welcome from down under. It is a great site with lots of helpful tips on Kilt wearing. :-)
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4th February 06, 06:38 AM
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The Cherokee blood is to blame that it took so long and is kinda thin, but it also gives it its strength.
DJ, know the feeling! Huron(Wyandot to you Michigan types) blood here. Has taken me forever to grow a 'stache, now the wife says grow a beard! I told her if she doesn't mind me looking like a pre-pubescent guy, then no problem. Gonna make me look like Arafat or Castro for awhile, always looking like the face needs a good vacuum. :-)
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