Freedom!!!!!!!!!!

**Celt_GravityRebel** · 8th May 11, 10:48 AM

Thanks everybody! Jock Scot, I believe they had some sort of messenger back then. Since I can't hire someone to talk to girls for me, cellular phones are the next best option.

Macmillan's son, my day did end much better than his. No hooks and splitting my body to send them in opposite directions. ...I hope....-checks body- I appear intact, at least.

**Nighthawk** · 8th May 11, 02:42 PM

Originally Posted by Celt_GravityRebel

Thanks everybody! Jock Scot, I believe they had some sort of messenger back then. Since I can't hire someone to talk to girls for me, cellular phones are the next best option.

Macmillan's son, my day did end much better than his. No hooks and splitting my body to send them in opposite directions. ...I hope....-checks body- I appear intact, at least.

Thought you may interested to see my son in his great kilt:

We are in a living history group. This is from an event we participated in yesterday.

**piperdbh** · 8th May 11, 02:47 PM

The T-shirt and wristbands add a lot of authenticity.

Welcome aboard.

**chrisupyonder** · 8th May 11, 08:29 PM

As my 2 granddaughters would say, AWESOME!

From Thurso in the far north of Scotland.

Well done.

Chris.

**billmcc** · 8th May 11, 08:37 PM

Looks like you had fun. By the way, William Wallace probably never wore a kilt. The movie Braveheart was full of historical inaccuracies.

**Celt_GravityRebel** · 11th May 11, 07:14 PM

Originally Posted by piperdbh

The T-shirt and wristbands add a lot of authenticity.

Welcome aboard.

I always wear those wristbands.

And the t-shirt, I originally planned on painting some playing-cards black and taping them to the shirt to look like the armor the Scottish wore in the movie. But the other theatre kids don't have a talent for planning (they create headaches among everyone involved...) and I only had about a days worth of notice for the banquet. So I worked with what I had.

Didn't go for accuracy as much as I went for awesome. This probably wont be the last time I dress as Braveheart, either.

I always like an excuse to paint my face in some way or another. If I get to wear a kilt and carry a sword too, I'm so in!

**Celt_GravityRebel** · 11th May 11, 07:17 PM

Originally Posted by billmcc

Looks like you had fun. By the way, William Wallace probably never wore a kilt. The movie Braveheart was full of historical inaccuracies.

That's Hollywood for ya!

**3fingerslinger** · 11th May 11, 07:28 PM

That didn't take you long to get back in your kilt, good for you dude.......

**Graham** · 11th May 11, 07:53 PM

Nice pic and of your lad Nighthawk.

**Dale Seago** · 11th May 11, 08:32 PM

Originally Posted by billmcc

By the way, William Wallace probably never wore a kilt. The movie Braveheart was full of historical inaccuracies.

Right. First off he was a Lowlander.

[MacSeinfeld] No' tha' there's anythin' wrang wi' that!! [/MacSeinfeld]

Second, if he was doing the Gaidheal thang. . .At that time period it would have been a leine and brat in the Irish fashion, not a feileadh mor/great kilt.