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8th December 07, 09:06 AM
#21
I've been on the internet since well before it was actually called The Internet and I have to say I've never before run across a community quite like this one. I've met people that I will call friend for the rest of my days - both face to face and "keyboard to keyboard".
A heartfelt thanks from me as well to Hank et. al. I've gained an awful lot here.
Dee
Ferret ad astra virtus
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8th December 07, 09:17 AM
#22
Originally Posted by Amoskeag
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Actually, I'm working on a project as we speak. I'm trying my hand at making a canvas kilt out of (hold onto your hats folks) blue and white bed ticking; there I've said it, I feel better... It will be my hiking kilt.
Well done, sir! Given my native climate, I'm seriously wondering about a seersucker kilt suit.
BTW Bob: are you pleating it to the stripe, or to the sett?
Ken Sallenger - apprentice kiltmaker, journeyman curmudgeon,
gainfully unemployed systems programmer
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8th December 07, 10:06 AM
#23
Well said.
It's a wonderful community and I'm glad I stumbled upon it.
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8th December 07, 12:40 PM
#24
I joined just two years ago at a time when, after three years of regular kilt wearing, and owning just three, all traditional, wool kilts, my kilt wearing was on the decline. Now I have nine traditional wool kilts and collecting two more next week, plus another eighteen assorted kilts - polycotton, PVC, and acrylic tartan kilts and non-traditional style kilts. When I get my XMTS 4-yard box pleat some time in the new year that will bring me up to 30 - a tenfold increase and nowadays I very rarely wear trousers. Plus since joining here I have actually met around twenty to thirty members of this forum in addition to the fellowship of virtual friends made here. Truly a unique and life changing forum.
Regional Director for Scotland for Clan Cunningham International, and a Scottish Armiger.
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8th December 07, 12:51 PM
#25
This site is just great! I have met people here who have helped this devil dog with kilt wearing and have read the advice on how to carry yourself in public with a kilt on I thank you and Happy kilting
His Noble Excellency Ryan the Innocent of Waldenshire under Throcket
Free Your Legs!
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8th December 07, 05:46 PM
#26
I echo Steve's comments... this place is a home for me. It helps to make what I do "worthwhile" and makes Kelly and my hard work feel appreciated. As one of the "O.G.'s" up here, I'm THRILLED to see how this site has grown and matured, yet at the same time stayed true to what Hank set it out to be... a place to talk about KILTS and discus different points of view ABOUT KILTS. I like how well the Mods have handled themselves and shaped this site in keeping with Hank's vision.
I welcome all newbies and look forward to fresh perspectives on things and look forward to the next 4 years.
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8th December 07, 06:45 PM
#27
As one of the newbies, I must say that I'm really glad I stumbled onto this forum. Funny people, in-depth discussions of kilts. good reviews and good company. What more could you want? I mean aside from free kilts.
I've already had the good fortune of briefly meeting Mael and GatorNeck in real person and look forward to meeting others. I am not a real forum junkie so the fact that I find myself on here day after day says something about it. Either I need a life or the forum's great. Maybe both!
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8th December 07, 07:07 PM
#28
This is my second forum. I have been on a car forum where I upgraded Rangers. I would have been on more throughout my changes of interest, but the internet wasn't available then... oops, TMI
Cheers everyone
Wallace Catanach, Kiltmaker
A day without killting is like a day without sunshine.
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8th December 07, 08:12 PM
#29
Yes, this is indeed a great forum. I've only been here since July and learned so much about the kilted life. My wardrobe of kilts has expontential grown. I feel like I've known the folks here for a much longer time.
It's been great actually meeting in person several of the members, echoing TKW comments. Both online and offline I have made true friends. I am especially appreciative of the help and advice that I've received. Gosh, I think a tear is welling up in the corner of my eye.
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8th December 07, 08:20 PM
#30
I am glad that i have stumbled upon this place full of kilted people who can share similar views i as do.
cheers to many more!
Gillmore of Clan Morrison
"Long Live the Long Shirts!"- Ryan Ross
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