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    That is great. It is sincere and just plain describes the experience so many of us have on a regular basis. Great. Thanks.

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    I am a convert as well. Got my first kilt last week and I have already ordered another. Once I have a half-dozen I could see it becoming my daily wear for most things.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Coastie View Post
    I am a convert as well. Got my first kilt last week and I have already ordered another. Once I have a half-dozen I could see it becoming my daily wear for most things.
    Once I outgrew my childhood kilt, I wasn't able to afford a new one until I got married almost 4 years ago. That was when I discovered the wonderful world of the affordable modern kilt. Now I actually do have enough kilts in my closet for daily wear- in both winter and summer weights! Yes, this article does indeed describe my own experiences perfectly.
    "Two things are infinite- the universe, and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe." Albert Einstein.

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    I rejoice in one more convert joining our brethren.... now, we need to get him to say "tartan" rather than plaid

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    Quote Originally Posted by Coastie View Post
    I am a convert as well. Got my first kilt last week and I have already ordered another. Once I have a half-dozen I could see it becoming my daily wear for most things.
    You do realize that there is a registered U.S. Coast Guard tartan, don't you?
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    Tartan Riders, Kilted Oregon

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    Quote Originally Posted by Really a McQueen View Post
    You do realize that there is a registered U.S. Coast Guard tartan, don't you?
    Aye, it is on the ever expanding list of tartans I want

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