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23rd December 10, 08:52 AM
#1
Hi Jimmy:
Oh yes, I'm definitely kilting for Hogmanay. My wife, X-marker 'Kilted Chaos' (so named because she's a roller derby girl), and I are attending what is sure to be a very interesting Hogmanay/New Year's Eve soiree! We're going to a local historical theater here in Jacksonville, Florida (http://www.5pointstheatre.com/history) which is dedicated to local art, independent film, classic films, live music, etc. A great venue 'off the beaten path'! At 'The Points' during Hogmanay, we'll see the "New Orleans Bingo! Show" (http://www.neworleansbingoshow.com/Site/VIDEO.html). This music/art performance group is described as "dressed in black, white and red like the leering faces on a good poker hand, the Bingo! Show is a multimedia stage experience that includes original black-and-white silent films, aerialists, dancers, ingénues, clowns, audience interaction, bingo games, slapstick comedy and shady characters who remind you that every stage door opens into a dark alley."
Going to be interesting to see if the appearance of my kilt will even make a ripple!
Wishing All a Prosperous New Year!
Last edited by Scott West; 23rd December 10 at 09:02 AM.
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23rd December 10, 09:05 AM
#2
 Originally Posted by Scott West
Hi Jimmy:
Oh yes, I'm definitely kilting for Hogmanay. My wife, X-marker 'Kilted Chaos' (so named because she's a roller derby girl), and I are attending what is sure to be a very interesting Hogmanay/New Year's Eve soiree! We're going to a local historical theater here in Jacksonville, Florida ( http://www.5pointstheatre.com/history) which is dedicated to local art, independent film, classic films, live music, etc. A great venue 'off the beaten path'! At 'The Points' during Hogmanay, we'll see the "New Orleans Bingo! Show" ( http://www.neworleansbingoshow.com/Site/VIDEO.html). This music/art performance group is described as "dressed in black, white and red like the leering faces on a good poker hand, the Bingo! Show is a multimedia stage experience that includes original black-and-white silent films, aerialists, dancers, ingénues, clowns, audience interaction, bingo games, slapstick comedy and shady characters who remind you that every stage door opens into a dark alley."
Going to be interesting to see if the appearance of my kilt will even make a ripple!
Wishing All a Prosperous New Year!
you will still be noticed, its goes with the territory
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23rd December 10, 09:56 AM
#3
I'm going to a party at a local Irish pub called Scruffy Murphy's. http://www.scruffymurphysdenver.com/ Meeting a bunch of friends. Should be a great time!!
"Two things are infinite- the universe, and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe." Albert Einstein.
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23rd December 10, 09:56 AM
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I won't be kilted at Hogmanay unfortunately, although I will be having a great time in a small village in Northern Spain. The place where we go for "Cap d'any" gets rather crowded, and there's far too much danger of red wine stains, cigarette burns and other "drunken hazards" associated with wearing a kilt at such parties.
I have a nice striped Ben Sherman shirt which I will pretty much be able to guarantee goes to the Sallies afterwards... Anyway, I'll do my best to dress up in clothes which I (unfortunately must) consider disposable... my kilt (and the rest that goes with it- hand knit hose, jacket etc.) doesn't fall in that catagory.
My wedding there in a few years WILL be kilted! 
Cheers,
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Michael
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23rd December 10, 10:00 AM
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 Originally Posted by saxandpipes
I won't be kilted at Hogmanay unfortunately, although I will be having a great time in a small village in Northern Spain. The place where we go for "Cap d'any" gets rather crowded, and there's far too much danger of red wine stains, cigarette burns and other "drunken hazards" associated with wearing a kilt at such parties.
I have a nice striped Ben Sherman shirt which I will pretty much be able to guarantee goes to the Sallies afterwards... Anyway, I'll do my best to dress up in clothes which I (unfortunately must) consider disposable... my kilt (and the rest that goes with it- hand knit hose, jacket etc.) doesn't fall in that catagory.
My wedding there in a few years WILL be kilted!
Cheers,
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Michael
I know that feeling! That's why I will be wearing a cheap "knock around" Stillwater Kilts kilt.
"Two things are infinite- the universe, and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe." Albert Einstein.
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