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    As has been pointed out, the point of this thread is for each of us to tattle ON OURSELVES.....not to point fingers at someone else.

    I actually do have an outfit which I tried on, once and then did a very rare thing. I went and looked at myself in the mirror. If you think I jest when I say that's a rare thing, you should talk to the Luminous Joan, who constantly is telling me to brush my hair, because...well.... I never see my hair, so it must be fine, right?

    Anyway, after a glance in the mirror, I removed most of the "ensemble" I had put together and spent the rest of the day naked. (I jest, I jest) I suppose that I could reprise this for the Rabble, and get a pictures taken. It will be rather along the lines of Jamies last two posts, just with a somewhat different color theme.

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    black watch man could buy some white chuck taylors then "tartan" them up with blue and green magic markers to complete the ensemble.

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    You know, Jamie, if that jacket were cut to a proper length of a kilt jacket, and you switched out the shirt to a white one, that outfit would look pretty snazzy.

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    when I started out - the kilt is ok but what was I thinking " Mohawk " ? lol
    any way - fun times

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    Pro 3:5 Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Thomas H View Post
    when I started out - the kilt is ok but what was I thinking " Mohawk " ? lol
    any way - fun times


    Aw, man, don't knock the hawk--

    ROCK THE HAWK!

    You're in good company!


    Mister McGoo

    A Kilted Lebowski--Taking it easy so you don't have to.

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    Black Watch Man is awsome! Hollywood will come a-knockin' with a script idea soon!

    About my WRONG, well, I have sinned mightily in the past, the sin being the dreaded American Matchy-Matchy Syndrome (AMMS).

    In fact, I'll wager that few have ever gone to such lengths to get it all WRONG.

    It was back in the 80s and I was a cheeky young piper with some money and I was working for a Highland Outfitter and I could get anything at cost.

    I wanted to put together a nice Day Dress outfit and due to AMMS thought that the more everything matched the better!

    Knowing that Balmorals came in a limited number of colours but that jackets could be ordered in a wide variety of tweeds, I bought a nice Balmoral, then went though the tweed swatches until I found the tweed that best matched the Balmoral. I also went to some lengths to find hose the same colour.

    Oh, and I wasn't done yet! No, far from it! Because then I got flashes and a necktie the same Claret colour, and actually MADE a bagcover to match!

    Here's the result, the ultimate Matchy-Matchy outfit






    I actually had it more right before I went to all that trouble, with a vintage (1940s) check tweed jacket I got off a friend's dad



    and nowadays I'd never dream of doing things like that

    Proud Mountaineer from the Highlands of West Virginia; son of the Revolution and Civil War; first Europeans on the Guyandotte

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    Great pictures OC. You sure know how to put it together.

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    Um, yeah

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