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    Might I suggest from now on you point these silly fellows to question 9 and the answers and then ask them to particularly take note of the replies to question 21 of my just posted "Food for thought" thread.
    " Rules are for the guidance of wise men and the adherence of idle minds and minor tyrants". Field Marshal Lord Slim.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sir William View Post
    You handled it well. . . . I want it to the top of the knee and not mid-knee. I find mid-knee to be irritating. . . .
    I agree on both points. I strongly dislike having the selvedge abrade the skin of my kneecaps. One of the things I like about kilts is that they can be worn high to increase ventilation in hot weather or low to decrease it in cold.

    Having pondered the matter for a few years I have decided that kilt police are even more pitiable than aggravating. They appear to be a subset of all people who behave as if they believe:

    1. There cannot possibly be more than one right way to do anything.
    2. Anyone who does anything differently from how I think he should is attacking me by saying that I am wrong.
    3. The best way to respond to such an attack is to counterattack by showing him how he is wrong.

    This of course brings to mind the platitude "There's a right way and a wrong way to do anything" which often means "exactly one right way, mine" and "any other way, especially yours."

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