Scotland Yard Cowabunga

**pdcorlis** · 13th October 06, 09:41 AM

Oh - My - God...

**Bob C** · 13th October 06, 09:44 AM

I wouldn't wear that. I like my Holstein calf skin semi-dress sporran, though.

**bubba** · 13th October 06, 10:52 AM

Maybe they should include a package of cow seeds with each one sold. :rolleyes:

**mkmound** · 13th October 06, 12:28 PM

Originally Posted by turpin

Down in the south he'd be carrying a sign saying "eat mor chikin".

(from a Chick-Fil-A restaurants ad campaign, for those who don't know)

That was my thought, too!

**Blu (Ontario)** · 13th October 06, 01:49 PM

The underapron looks pretty skimpy. I would suggest it be worn outdoors with caution.

As for style..... it doesn't look any worse than a couple of the sportkilts that I've seen.

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**morrison** · 13th October 06, 03:55 PM

MMmmoooooo
That is uuugly.
Maybe a clown act could use it?

**KiltedKnight** · 13th October 06, 05:39 PM

It's no wonder to me why they keep it hidden.

Chris.

**RockyR** · 14th October 06, 06:52 AM

I for one am highly surprised and disgusted with the people up here. I am a member of the Clan MacBovine Society as was my father before me and his father before him. We come from a long line of MacBovines and Heifersons (that's my mother's side). My great great grandmother Bessy Heiferson provided sustinance to weary revolutionary soldiers during the American Revolution. I still wear her hide as a kilt today and may I add that she has EXCELLENT swing.

The ill content with which my tartan is show is nothing short of reprehensible. I say "GOOD DAY" to you all!

In case you can't smell the sarcasm DRIPPING off of that one, let me know.

**RCallan** · 14th October 06, 07:20 AM

Dated a girl who use to have a couch with that pattern....

I couldn't stand it....

But to each their own.

**bunchdescendant** · 14th October 06, 09:53 AM

Originally Posted by RockyR

I for one am highly surprised and disgusted with the people up here. I am a member of the Clan MacBovine Society as was my father before me and his father before him. We come from a long line of MacBovines and Heifersons (that's my mother's side). My great great grandmother Bessy Heiferson provided sustinance to weary revolutionary soldiers during the American Revolution. I still wear her hide as a kilt today and may I add that she has EXCELLENT swing.

The ill content with which my tartan is show is nothing short of reprehensible. I say "GOOD DAY" to you all!

In case you can't smell the sarcasm DRIPPING off of that one, let me know.

Rocky-

Could you send me some towels to clean the monitor, keyboard and desk?

LOL!!

Ray