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    Quote Originally Posted by Carlo View Post
    I do feel bad and I will say sorry if he registers here to get some proper advise for the next time.
    And one more case why I don't like it when machines choose links for websites, as we can see in the comments on youtube people with no experience in kiltwearing actually believe stuff on youtube.
    I was respectful in my comments to him on YouTube but he brushed me off... I think I'll post a comment that if anyone wants to learn how it's really done, they should consult xmarksthescot.com!
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    Many years ago I attended Dale Carnegie Training in public speaking. One main point I recall and have found to be true in my own life is a presentation should encompass no more than 1 percent of your knowledge on a subject. The remaining 99 percent provides the confidence factor important for a strong presentation and puts one in a position to handle questions with ease.

    This young man’s second mistake was recording a presentation that represents 100 percent of his knowledge on the subject. His first mistake, obviously, was his choice of kilt shop.
    Last edited by McElmurry; 2nd May 13 at 04:58 PM.

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    Zing!!!
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    To me, the saddest thing about that video is that his "look" is quite common and there are many people -- in Scotland and abroad -- who think that it is the way one should wear the kilt
    - Justitia et fortitudo invincibilia sunt
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    And having said that,

    Classical FACEPALM...





    Oh, and one additional thing... I would consider leaving the poor guy alone. His vid is over 2 years old, and has only within the past day been resurrected from the dead. I imagine he has probably moved on to other things by now...
    Last edited by CDNSushi; 2nd May 13 at 07:01 PM. Reason: More info

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    Quote Originally Posted by CDNSushi View Post


    And having said that,

    Classical FACEPALM...





    Oh, and one additional thing... I would consider leaving the poor guy alone. His vid is over 2 years old, and has only within the past day been resurrected from the dead. I imagine he has probably moved on to other things by now...
    Nothing much to add except that xkcd = awesome!

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    Oh, excellent! Glad to see other xkcd fans here.

    As a side note, with Randall Monroe's full permission and blessing I used that cartoon on the cover of
    a report my company sent to the US EPA a couple years ago. They loved it! (and we got our grant.)

    JT

    For those unaware, xkcd offers this self-explanation...

    "Warning: this comic occasionally contains strong language (which may be unsuitable for children), unusual humor (which may be unsuitable for adults), and advanced mathematics (which may be unsuitable for liberal-arts majors)."

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