Some more do's and don'ts on the board

[Strings]

>I wonder what kilt-wearers is in Latin? Kiltii??<

Hmmm... let me run with that fer a sec...

Latin was the language of the Roman Empire.

Kilt wearers are (predominantly) Celtic in background.

So the proper term would be "barbarians" (or rather, "barbarus")

Sorry... couldn't resist that one... ;)

[Stratherrick]

Strings

LOL!

Slainte

Bruce

[Scotus]

never mind...

[pdcorlis]

Splendid thread!

[MacDonnell1973]

I am still fairly new to this site and I agree with your "guidelines". I have found this site to be very topical and most importantly polite. It is a place of friends and family I didn't know I had. Thanks to everyone and welcome to all newbies.

Slainte,

Bill

[MacDonnell1973]

Oh, and "well done".

[macwilkin]

My monicker on a lot of boards is "salus populi suprema est lex", roughly speaking "the welfare of the people is the supreme law".

I wonder what kilt-wearers is in Latin? Kiltii??

Slainte

Bruce

Which is the state motto of Missouri, btw:

http://www.sos.mo.gov/SYMBOLS/symbols.asp?symbol=seal

T.

[Sir Robert]

Don't violate another's free speech rights.

[Redshank]

one should alway remember to comment "Nice Kilt" even if it looks like a potato sack

you should always comment on a cheap and nasty kilt "Nice Kilt, you can see the quality and craftsmanship that went into building that one"

always remember it's more polite to blow smoke up people arses than to speak the truth.

[Jock Scot]

one should alway remember to comment "Nice Kilt" even if it looks like a potato sack

you should always comment on a cheap and nasty kilt "Nice Kilt, you can see the quality and craftsmanship that went into building that one"

always remember it's more polite to blow smoke up people arses than to speak the truth.

Oh come on Chris! Don't beat about the bush, say what you really mean!