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25th November 19, 11:42 AM
#11
Originally Posted by grizzbass
lookin good. I had a beard like that once upon a time.
What happened to your beard?
OblSB, PhD, KOSG
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25th November 19, 11:55 AM
#12
I know exactly why: the belted plaid that has the belt loops is hanging on a hook -- by its belt. I simply grab the plaid, put the belt around me, adjust it and off I go. The rear is less nicely-formed knife pleats and more like rough "gathers" which I've heard could be the origin of the original tailored box-pleated kilts. When I lay a plaid on the bed and hand-pleat the middle section, then the pleats come out nice and crisp and neat.
My thoughts, anyway.
Originally Posted by dcommini
I wonder why it doesn't look as good. Do you just belt it and put it on, or do you belt it, pleat it, and then put it on?
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25th November 19, 12:03 PM
#13
Originally Posted by jthk
I know exactly why: the belted plaid that has the belt loops is hanging on a hook -- by its belt. I simply grab the plaid, put the belt around me, adjust it and off I go. The rear is less nicely-formed knife pleats and more like rough "gathers" which I've heard could be the origin of the original tailored box-pleated kilts. When I lay a plaid on the bed and hand-pleat the middle section, then the pleats come out nice and crisp and neat.
My thoughts, anyway.
That makes sense. I've heard the same about the rough gathers, and truth be told, if I'm camping or doing something in which I'll be putting it back on in the morning with no care for how it looks, I'll just gather up the plaid and belt it on, making a few adjustments for length or so.
OblSB, PhD, KOSG
"By all means, marry. If you get a good wife, you'll become happy; if you get a bad one, you'll become a philosopher." -Socrates
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25th November 19, 12:15 PM
#14
I agree with you; if I don't have the time or don't really care about how it looks, I'll just toss it on. -- or wear a traditional kilt which is as simple as fastening two buckles and off I go!
Originally Posted by dcommini
That makes sense. I've heard the same about the rough gathers, and truth be told, if I'm camping or doing something in which I'll be putting it back on in the morning with no care for how it looks, I'll just gather up the plaid and belt it on, making a few adjustments for length or so.
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29th November 19, 10:54 AM
#15
The wife
I grew it for an opera I was singing. They called and asked if I any other gigs where long hair and a beard would be unacceptable and since I didn't I grew it for a full year and I already had long hair and a beard for a series of shows I was singing at the time. However my wife, although liking the look, didn't like the feel so when the show ended so did the hair and beard.
Originally Posted by dcommini
What happened to your beard?
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25th December 19, 08:22 PM
#16
Originally Posted by dcommini
Nicely done getting others to wear a kilt!
Today was the Afterfeast of the Entrance of the Theotokos into the Temple - the actual Feast was Wednesday night/Thursday but I missed it due to work. I would have worn my kilt then if I could have made it, but since it was still technically going on today I went ahead and wore my kilt. I believe my first post on this forum was from a few years ago after taking my daughters to the service for the Feast of the Entrance of the Theotokos into the Temple and the tea party that parish had for the girls afterwards.
Theotokos makes me think you are Orthodox, is that correct? If so, what patriarchate? I’m Antiochian Orthodox.
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25th December 19, 08:52 PM
#17
Originally Posted by Steelkilt
Theotokos makes me think you are Orthodox, is that correct? If so, what patriarchate? I’m Antiochian Orthodox.
I am indeed Orthodox, also under the Antiochian jurisdiction, though I converted in GOArch, and the chivalric order I'm in is technically ROCOR
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26th December 19, 10:33 AM
#18
Originally Posted by dcommini
I am indeed Orthodox, also under the Antiochian jurisdiction, though I converted in GOArch, and the chivalric order I'm in is technically ROCOR
Well then, Christ is Born!
How was your reception at Church? Did it put off your fellow parishioners, or did they take it in stride?
Do you plan to wear the kilt to services in the future?
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26th December 19, 11:08 AM
#19
Originally Posted by Steelkilt
Well then, Christ is Born!
How was your reception at Church? Did it put off your fellow parishioners, or did they take it in stride?
Do you plan to wear the kilt to services in the future?
Glorify Him!
I've worn my kilt to church before and have gotten compliments from parishioners and priest both. There is a gent who wears a kilt on Pascha (Easter for those who read this and aren't Orthodox). I definitely plan on wearing my kilt again. In fact I wore my kilt for the Christmas service.
This second picture was taken before Liturgy. One of the priests noticed I was taking pictures and offered to take one of me in front of the altar.
And apologies for the second picture being turned sideways. It doesn't appear that way on my phone or computer so I have no idea why it posted that way.
OblSB, PhD, KOSG
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27th December 19, 04:29 PM
#20
Amazing
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