Ya know what I like here?

**MacSpadger** · 1st July 12, 04:36 AM

Well said Father Bill. I have certainly had an education here, although I have to admit I still don't understand a lot of things being said. Given time, though.....................

**David Thorpe** · 1st July 12, 06:09 AM

Very well said, Padre. As a US latecomer, Xmarks has been an invaluable educational experience.
A factor that you did not mention is the many different countries literally all over the globe represented here. I find the resultant global perspective fascinating.

**Standard** · 1st July 12, 06:26 AM

This is certainly the most civil (even amongst some of the scouting forums) of the online forums that I belong to. Well done indeed, we should celebrate with a kilted day today!

**Scout** · 1st July 12, 06:31 AM

Well put Father Bill. As a newcomer I've been thoroughly impressed with the diversity and civility of the participants here. Not to mention all of the great information for someone newly kilted.

Sláinte

**CMcG** · 1st July 12, 07:45 AM

Well put, Father. Xmarks is awesome because of the Ladies, Gentlemen, and Lebowski-folk who frequent it. I particularly relish the discussions we get into; a lot of thought provoking ideas get are bandied about, rather than just a continuous stream of dull, single line answers about which retailer or what tartan. I also appreciate the humour

**Mikilt** · 1st July 12, 08:07 AM

Cheers to you Father Bill! Cheers to all the people who make this forum a place we call our own.

**Mael Coluim** · 1st July 12, 07:15 PM

Originally Posted by Baldybrown

Was it W.C. Fields that said, "I'd never belong to a club that would have me as a member!"? Well, not me! I feel honored to be able to associate myself with this group. When I'm in Scotland, I will proudly be wearing my xmarks kilt and badge, and I hope I'll be recognized by some other xmarkers there.

Stick a dandelion in the crest badge and you will definitely will be!