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19th April 06, 02:42 AM
#31
weel no.... wee girnin' Robbie.... ai guess yur makin a gae a' me wi this.... :rolleyes:
 Originally Posted by Robinhood
...then deride others for
wearing a kilt in a fashion different than their
own.
ai wasnae diridin' folk fyr wearin a 'different fashion'... ai wuz (an will continue tae) pointin oot some "Do's an 'Don'ts" fur those o us whit intend tae wear kilts proodly and no look like numpties...
Those men who wear cowboy boots and hats with
their kilts get more respect from me, because they
are brave enough to violate the rules of "kilt fashion"
as much as they are to violate any other fashion rules.
weel guid fur ya wee lad.... respect people sans clue a' ya want... but dinnae confeese 'bravery' wi' glaikitness... theys nay the same....
So anyway, its funny that people who are supposed
to be showing their security by wearing a kilt, are
acturally showing their insecurity by poking fun at
how some else wears a kilt differently.
aye yur richt lad... ai'm sure ai'm the maist insecure pairson oan these bairds....
ai sit hame greetin an girnin a' the dee wishin ai wuz 'brave' enough tae walk oot tae my mai local pub wearin my kilt back tae front an hangin doon roon mai lizard skin platfairm boots... wi a hee'lan coo oan mai heid tae keep my lugs wairm an a wa'kin stick made oot o' Barbie dolls... :rolleyes:
a wee coordie 'clasnformist', aye thot's me, harnless hoodie....
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19th April 06, 03:21 AM
#32
 Originally Posted by auld argonian
... Pour1 is a real character and I'm sure that it was all in good fun. It's like Jewish Humor...
cheers fur thot Auldy!
aye, yur richt...
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19th April 06, 04:05 AM
#33
 Originally Posted by Pour1Malt
aye yur richt lad... ai'm sure ai'm the maist insecure pairson oan these bairds....
ai sit hame greetin an girnin a' the dee wishin ai wuz 'brave' enough tae walk oot tae my mai local pub wearin my kilt back tae front an hangin doon roon mai lizard skin platfairm boots... wi a hee'lan coo oan mai heid tae keep my lugs wairm an a wa'kin stick made oot o' Barbie dolls... :rolleyes:
a wee coordie 'clasnformist', aye thot's me, harnless hoodie....

..hehehe.... once u say that I'd suggest to include a spanish touch of bravery just adding to it a bullfighter jewelled jacket and a pair of pink socks... that would definitely be n unstopable combination :mrgreen:
¡Salud!
T O N O
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19th April 06, 04:11 AM
#34
 Originally Posted by Valencian Kilted
..hehehe.... once u say that I'd suggest to include a spanish touch of bravery just adding to it a bullfighter jewelled jacket and a pair of pink socks... that would definitely be n unstopable combination :mrgreen:
¡Salud!
T O N O
guid addition Tono! :rolleyes:
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19th April 06, 06:52 AM
#35
special
 Originally Posted by KiltedKnight
I fully understand what you're saying and that is why I will not kilt up everyday, I like that feeling of something special like when I would find or invent a reason to wear the dress blue or the dress white uniform when I was still active Army. The kilt is best left for those times that I want to feel like something special is going on.
Chris. 
You're not alone in that feeling, Chris. Good on ya! 
Todd
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19th April 06, 07:17 AM
#36
 Originally Posted by Pour1Malt
an a wa'kin stick made oot o' Barbie dolls... :rolleyes:
a wee coordie 'clasnformist', aye thot's me, harnless hoodie....

You have one of those????? :rolleyes:
Where can I get wan????
MrBill
Very Sir Lord MrBill the Essential of Happy Bottomshire
Listen to kpcw.org
Every other Saturday 1-4 PM
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19th April 06, 07:41 AM
#37
 Originally Posted by mbhandy
You have one of those????? :rolleyes:
Where can I get wan????
MrBill 
I think Toys-R-Us carries those, although you have to ask the employees. They aren't put on the floor, as most of the little girls would cry at the sight of a dozen or so barbie dolls impaled on a steel cane.
would be damn funny looking, though!
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19th April 06, 07:43 AM
#38
 Originally Posted by mbhandy
You have one of those????? :rolleyes:
Where can I get wan????
MrBill 
ya will hae tae mak yur ain, Mr Bill... ai'm no sharin mine!
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19th April 06, 09:56 AM
#39
 Originally Posted by Robinhood
I've seen in several threads (particularly one about
what not to do in a kilt) people mentioning things
men do to look silly in a kilt. I find it particularly
amusing that folks here can be so defensive
about wearing a kilt, then deride others for
wearing a kilt in a fashion different than their
own.
Comments about how silly looking is a kilt too
short or long, sound so much like how silly
a man looks in a "skirt." Pretty much a case
of the pot calling the kettle black.
Those men who wear cowboy boots and hats with
their kilts get more respect from me, because they
are brave enough to violate the rules of "kilt fashion"
as much as they are to violate any other fashion rules.
Being the non-conformist I am, I don't expect everyone
(or anyone for that matter) to approve of how I look.
If I don't like how someone else looks, it is just a
matter of being something I won't do myself. I still
respect their choice and courage to do it.
So anyway, its funny that people who are supposed
to be showing their security by wearing a kilt, are
acturally showing their insecurity by poking fun at
how some else wears a kilt differently.
I just happened to re-read this post and it brought back a memory of an episode of C.O.P.S. wherein some vagrant, bum, if you will, was wearing a girls skirt that he had found somewhere and when the cop asked him what he was wearing the vagrant replied that it was a kilt. Now, no way does a girls skirt come anywhere close to even resembling a mans kilt no matter what tartan it may be cut from but now to add to that comical memory I can add your post and it will remind me that no matter what kind of stupidity exists I should just keep my mouth shut and not show my insecurity.
Chris.
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19th April 06, 10:17 AM
#40
So anyway, its funny that people who are supposed to be showing their security by wearing a kilt, are acturally showing their insecurity by poking fun at how some else wears a kilt differently.
I must have been out sick that day. My wearing kilts has nothing to do with showing my security, but everything to do with pride in heritage.
Others opinions differ.
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