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21st May 08, 03:47 PM
#11
 Originally Posted by Monkey@Arms
Looking forward to seeing samples.
Best regards,
Jake
Takea look at Matt's link at the top of the page, unless you meant a sample of woven tartan.
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21st May 08, 03:55 PM
#12
<< There is a Scottish name MacAbee... >>
Is there a menorah in the center of their clan badge?
Slainte,
steve
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21st May 08, 04:00 PM
#13
Originally Posted by Morris of Heathfield
About how long does it take before a newly registered (with the STA) tartan shows up in the Tartan Ferret?
I'd really like to know that too, as I'm waiting (as we speak) for the Ryan O. Ross tartan to show up. 
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21st May 08, 04:01 PM
#14
Originally Posted by M. A. C. Newsome
There is a Scottish name MacAbee. It's a derivative of MacPhie/MacFee.
M
Yep. Or McFye. 
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21st May 08, 04:14 PM
#15
I wonder what my wife (who is Jewish) will say?
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21st May 08, 04:22 PM
#16
Yeah, but it doesn't match my Royal Stewart kipot.
Besides, since I'm ger toshav, I don't need to keep kosher. But all that means is don't mix fibres.
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21st May 08, 05:10 PM
#17
Originally Posted by JS Sanders
<< There is a Scottish name MacAbee... >>
Is there a menorah in the center of their clan badge?
Slainte,
steve
I gotta say that this statement is a little offensive to me - and I am not Jewish. My wife is, however. A similar statement would be if my wife asked you if there was an Easter Egg in the middle of your clan badge.
Not trying to stir things up, so no flaming responses please. I just wanted to point out my perception of this statement.
I know that I started one of the threads about this previously. This is actually pretty exciting. Children of Jewish mothers are automatically considered Jewish, so I have other tartan options for my boys! Cool!
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21st May 08, 05:21 PM
#18
<< I gotta say that this statement is a little offensive to me... >>
Take a chill-pill dude. Judaism is well-known for its wry, self-deprecating humour.
BTW - Wife & I attend services here: www.timemphis.org. Next time yall are in town, you're welcome to attend with us.
Slainte,
steve
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21st May 08, 05:29 PM
#19
Ok, Color me confused (and not for the first time).... What does "non wool-linen mix" mean? Is it 100% wool (as most of my kilts are?)
"A veteran, whether active duty, retired, national guard or reserve, is someone who, at one point in his life, wrote a blank check made payable to "The United States of America", for an amount of "up to and including my life." That is honor, and there are way too many people in this country who no longer understand it." anon
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21st May 08, 05:37 PM
#20
I really love the tartan! Absolutely fabulouse!
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