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    Quote Originally Posted by seanboy View Post
    Your talking b******s
    Not from a historical perspective he isn't. While the kilt is thought of as a Scottish garment in modern times, during the 18th century, most Lowlanders, especially those who favoured the Hanoverians, wouldn't be caught dead in one.

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    First, I'll ask nicely that you don't use full sweary words on the forum. It's a family place.
    No offence, but just to let you know.
    Thank you, Arlen, for pointing this out.

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