Proscription Act Repealed

**Blu (Ontario)** · 1st July 06, 04:36 AM

I shall indeed be wearing my kilt for the repeal of proscription and also for Canada Day.

Thanx for the reminder P1M!

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**RockyR** · 1st July 06, 07:37 AM

2 GREAT reasons (if you need any at all) to wear a kilt!

**Mattg** · 1st July 06, 07:44 AM

Happy Proscription Act Repealed Day!

**Panache** · 1st July 06, 07:50 AM

...and the carryin o' weapons; includin bagpipes

I don't even want to know how you kill someone with bagpipes

**pdcorlis** · 1st July 06, 07:58 AM

I don't even want to know how you kill someone with bagpipes

For years I taught summer school while the annual bagpiping school was in sesion on our campus. Listening to 20 or 30 young souls taking their first whack at the pipes is in fact a near death experience. :rolleyes:

**Pour1Malt** · 3rd July 06, 03:16 AM

Originally Posted by Panache

...and the carryin o' weapons; includin bagpipes

I don't even want to know how you kill someone with bagpipes

the English crown regarded it as a "weapon o' war"...

**davedove** · 3rd July 06, 04:57 AM

Originally Posted by Panache

...and the carryin o' weapons; includin bagpipes

I don't even want to know how you kill someone with bagpipes

It's not a killing weapon, it's a psychological one. Pipes stir the blood of the highlander and frighten the English.

**Kilted KT** · 3rd July 06, 07:23 AM

yeah, the pipes would be a huge demoralizer...you figure something that loud with a sounds like the pipes have coming at you is going to be trouble...

**Scott Gilmore** · 3rd July 06, 08:06 AM

Curious that the image in the lead post seems to illustrate what appears to be an English banner flying from the pipe.

Regards,
Scott Gilmore

**ozmeath** · 3rd July 06, 08:16 AM

The first (and last) attempt I made at playing Scottish pipes was definately a demoralising experience for myself and anyone within earshot. A weapon of war indeed!