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    Quote Originally Posted by Sherry
    I've heard good things about Craigie's.


    Your fur may need to be stored in a refrigerator. They don't like to be warm.

    Sherry
    My mum chased one of my sister's boyfriends out of the house for helping himself to the milk in the fridge. I'm just picturing how effective it would have been to have a skunk face sporran sitting in the fridge when he opened the door.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jkdesq
    Hey thanks for sharing your pics. Gives me some ideas what to wear with my very similar kilt.

    I'm in the market for a dress sporran. Hope you don't mind me saying, but I am not convinced that a white sporran is the best--although I'm not convinced that it isn't. What else to get though. A black fur sporran? Too glib. Grey? not perfect. A brown coloured fur like beaver or muskrat? perhaps beaver would be good, to speak to my Scottish-Canadianness (yes, yes one of the most embarrassing things about Canada is that the beaver is our national animal--not an eagle, lion or bear but a reputedly self-castrating rodent), but still, aesthetically, not perfect. Any suggestions to someone trying to find a sporran to match a kilt very much like Schultz's?
    L&M make a very beautiful and very expensive Beaver sporran! I love the three Maple Leafs. I'll have to look up the price to see just how expensive.
    http://www.landmhighland.com/default...&ptyp=2&pid=47

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    That's a smashing sporran! Love the gold and the maple leafs. Let me know what you could sell it to me for, please.

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    OK, I have to ask. I looked at the pictures again and you still look sharp, but I noticed the background and surroundings and I was wondering how big you are? I am guessing pretty much over 6' and a little over a trim 200-205. Just curious as I am 6' 3" and 220, and wonder if I would look that good with a PC jacket and vest, or even the turtleneck!
    Last edited by KiltedCodeWarrior; 6th October 05 at 07:34 AM. Reason: spelling
    The kilt concealed a blaster strapped to his thigh. Lazarus Long

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    KCW,

    I'm 6'5" pushing 240#.

    And that's an Argyle jacket w/ waistcoat, not a PC. I've always thought, due to my beer gut, that the vest of a PC only accentuates the bulge.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Schultz
    KCW,

    I'm 6'5" pushing 240#.

    And that's an Argyle jacket w/ waistcoat, not a PC. I've always thought, due to my beer gut, that the vest of a PC only accentuates the bulge.
    Sorry about that, still getting into the kilt, not too clear about all the accessories yet. Either way, still very sharp. Thanks for clarifying, and I agree, nothing to accentuate the beer gut! That is actually one of the advantages of wearing the kilt, especially one worn at the higher traditional height, holds it all in!

    RJI
    The kilt concealed a blaster strapped to his thigh. Lazarus Long

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