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13th February 06, 08:58 PM
#11
Welcome aboard! I've heard that the UP is beautiful, and chock full of brookies: do you fish, by chance?
Bryan...I've been known to sling some flyline from time to time...
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13th February 06, 09:13 PM
#12
Welcome Dale! What spells do you cast??
There are a number of Yoopers on the board, MacMullen and Nick come to mind off the top of my head and Bubba is just down the road to the south in Appleton, WI. I am just a little further south in the northern Chicago suburbs, about 20 minutes from the WI border. There is also MacGregor somewhere in the wilds of Wisconsin. There are probably more, these are off the top of my head. If your going out in the snow, you might want some good wool hose, and a heavier kilt than a UK. I love my UK's, but they really do not have the same weight and warmth as a heavier weight kilt. Jeff, at PK, makes a great lined kilt, but he, alas, is on hiatus. A good wool or wool blend is just the ticket!
Anyway, welcome again!
The kilt concealed a blaster strapped to his thigh. Lazarus Long
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13th February 06, 09:40 PM
#13
Here's my official welcome from one of your fellow Yoopers.
I'm not a full time kilter either, but I have been wearing it fairly regularly this winter. Warm wool socks definitely make a difference in how you feel about winter kilting!
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14th February 06, 01:08 PM
#14
I was just over checking out your other post, but came back here to welcome you aboard. This kilt train (tartans or solids) is bound for glory!
"Listen Men.... You are no longer bound down to the unmanly dress of the Lowlander." 1782 Repeal.
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14th February 06, 02:27 PM
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On Spells
Thanks to all who welcomed me. I cast spells when ever I wear my kilt. I can make heads turn, make people do a double take, I can make them ask me questions, and on my self I cast the spell of freedom and comfort!
DALE.
 Originally Posted by KiltedCodeWarrior
Welcome Dale! What spells do you cast??
There are a number of Yoopers on the board, MacMullen and Nick come to mind off the top of my head and Bubba is just down the road to the south in Appleton, WI. <<SNIP>> Jeff, at PK, makes a great lined kilt, but he, alas, is on hiatus. A good wool or wool blend is just the ticket!
Anyway, welcome again!
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14th February 06, 03:59 PM
#16
Great analogy Dale... good way to describe it.
Welcome to the board!
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14th February 06, 04:02 PM
#17
Welcome to our little corner of the big WWW, from a kilted Virginian.
"A day spent in the fields and woods, or on the water should not count as a day off our allotted number upon this earth."
Jerry, Kilted Old Fart.
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14th February 06, 04:04 PM
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14th February 06, 04:05 PM
#19
BIENVENIDO!!!
¡Salud!
T O N O
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14th February 06, 04:31 PM
#20
Welcome Dale, from the South of England.
I have to agree with KiltedCodeWarrior: Utilikilts, whilst wonderful garments to wear (I've several of them), are basically cotton or cotton-blend fabrics and, as such cannot be as warm as even a light or mid-weight wool. We are in the middle of a mild spell here and today I wore my Chocolate brown Workman's Utilikilt outside for the first time this year. It was cosy in the warm sunshine but, if it turns frosty again next week, I'll be back in wool. ;)
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