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26th March 06, 12:13 PM
#1
 Originally Posted by ckelly327
... but I'm not afraid to be the only one at an event wearing a kilt.
Thanks for a helpful community here.
Chris
Daily, or special occasion, that means you've made it; you're one of us now.
Bwa ha ha ha ha
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27th March 06, 01:56 AM
#2
 Originally Posted by Iolaus
Daily, or special occasion, that means you've made it; you're one of us now.
 Bwa ha ha ha ha
Thanks, I feel comfortable here. Every now and then you find a site by accident that is really good.
BTW, I like that Avatar - it has a slight statue of David feel to it. I just hope you've got a little more on below the waist.
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27th March 06, 07:55 AM
#3
here are the real basics:
tank - 8ish yd. kilt
Uk - utilikilt
AK - amerikilt
tartan - plaid design of a traditional kilt, usually wool
trousers, pants - similar to handcuffs, used to bind and restrict one's movement. Also a form of curse or blasphemy to the truly kilted. Often confusing, while the word is plural, it represents one article of what some call "clothing"
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27th March 06, 09:00 AM
#4
 Originally Posted by ckelly327
BTW, I like that Avatar - it has a slight statue of David feel to it. I just hope you've got a little more on below the waist. 
David, that's good - better than saying I look like James Brolin (a common one, for some reason :confused: ). When I worked a FedEx route, the most common one was "lumberjack," and as a security guard, it was "Ogre."
..and I'm fully clothed in that picture.
As for definitions, this idea comes up every now and then, and everyone says it's a good idea, but, to the best of my knowledge, nothing definitive has ever come of it. The only thing I can find on our site that might help you is the abbreviations from the FAQ list:
AK - Amerikilt
BK - Bear Kilts
FK - Freedom Kilts
FLS - Freelander Sporrans!
MUG - Male Unbifurbricated Garment (not to be used lightly)
PK - Pittsburgh Kilts
SWK - Stillwater Kilts
TFCK - 21st Century Kilts
UK- Utilikilt
USAK - USA Kilts
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27th March 06, 09:06 AM
#5
Iolaus
It's the eyes and the attitude in the look that is a bit "Brolin" like, My older brother had the same thing at times his "Look" would remind us of Burt Reynolds.
Mark Dockendorf
Left on the Right Coast
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27th March 06, 01:40 PM
#6
I'd like the James Brolin comparisons on looks alone but I think that Burt had better luck with good looking women.
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