Hate to see this...Ted Turner in a kilt! :(

**ByDand** · 30th March 06, 09:14 AM

Ted like his ex-wife has not aged gracefully! I agree with the Onion, if he is wearing cowboy boots he should be stopped before he gives us all a bad name

**macwilkin** · 30th March 06, 09:17 AM

They're not cowboy boots, they're wellies -- this is a hunting or walking outfit; notice the tweed kilt, flat cap and wax jacket?

You can see his kilt hose tops peeking out from the top of the wellies -- very practical footwear for stomping around the moors. I like it, save the dress sporran -- he needs a Freelander! :mrgreen:

Let's keep the discussion to Mr. Turner's attire only, and not politics, please.

Cheers,

Todd

**Iolaus** · 30th March 06, 09:35 AM

Originally Posted by cajunscot

Let's keep the discussion to Mr. Turner's attire only, and not politics, please.

Oh alright. <sigh>

**ByDand** · 30th March 06, 09:39 AM

I wasn't aware of any politics, just comments about his attire and of course his aging. I do like the fact he speaks his mind, I don't always agree with him, but I do agree with speaking your mind.

**macwilkin** · 30th March 06, 09:42 AM

Originally Posted by ByDand

I wasn't aware of any politics, just comments about his attire and of course his aging. I do like the fact he speaks his mind, I don't always agree with him, but I do agree with speaking your mind.

Just a friendly reminder in case the thread would get heated. The fact that the piccie is from a political site leaves the door open for a political discussion.

T.

**Panache** · 30th March 06, 10:18 AM

I find it was an odd choice to have a kilted picture of Mr. Turner next to the negative article about him. It certainly didn't have any link to the column. I would hate to think that the writer or his photo editor thought that this was an embarrassing picture of him. Regardless of his politics I think its a rather smart outfit. So on a fashion level I say a hearty YOU GO FOR IT TED! Though with the tweed and wellington boots he really should have been photographed walking along a grassy knoll with a walking stick in his hand.

**ozmeath** · 30th March 06, 10:28 AM

It's true, the uflattering nature of the pic and literal tone do seem to hang together behind the paint sheds and throw rocks at passers by, HOWEVER, any punts on the tartan? Near on impossible by the looks but some of you sharp folk may have an idea.
erin.