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11th April 07, 05:16 PM
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At my first and (ahem) so far only kilt night, I was sporting the grey Ettrick tweed box pleat Matt made for me. Someone asked why I wasn't in tartan, and I simply asked, "Tweed's not Scottish now, is it?"
Matt, you are STYLIN', sir.
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11th April 07, 05:18 PM
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11th April 07, 05:37 PM
#3
MATT! You're an inspiration to us. That looks AWESOME!
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11th April 07, 05:42 PM
#4
The kilt concealed a blaster strapped to his thigh. Lazarus Long
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11th April 07, 06:10 PM
#5
Very Nice Matt, Thanks for the pic. I was thinking how great it would also look with a contrasting vest like Solid Blue or Grey.
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11th April 07, 07:39 PM
#6
You're killing me... I really want a tweed kilt.. Especially in light of what you told me when I was visiting the museum the other day...
Hmm... I could send ya ten bucks a month...
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11th April 07, 07:41 PM
#7
 Originally Posted by Dreadbelly
You're killing me... I really want a tweed kilt.. Especially in light of what you told me when I was visiting the museum the other day...
Hmm... I could send ya ten bucks a month...
I think you'd look good in a tweed kilt ensemble Dread. Sort've like a pirate that means business.
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11th April 07, 07:44 PM
#8
 Originally Posted by ccga3359
I think you'd look good in a tweed kilt ensemble Dread. Sort've like a pirate that means business.
Name one pirate that didn't mean business good sir...
My personal hankering is for a purplish tweed kilt and a Jacobite shirt, hopefully in a Hawaiian print. I am painfully curious as to how that would look.
Although Mr. Newsome makes me curious if I could pull of an entire suit, but I doubt it. I am just not the handsome sort that does well with suits.
But by damn, he does make it look so good.
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11th April 07, 07:49 PM
#9
 Originally Posted by Dreadbelly
Name one pirate that didn't mean business good sir...
My personal hankering is for a purplish tweed kilt and a Jacobite shirt, hopefully in a Hawaiian print. I am painfully curious as to how that would look.
Although Mr. Newsome makes me curious if I could pull of an entire suit, but I doubt it. I am just not the handsome sort that does well with suits.
But by damn, he does make it look so good. 
"Everyone loves a sharp dressed man"
ZZTop
Tweed neck to knee my dear Dread. Nobody would notice your crooked nose. .
I'm not sure about purplish, you're no Dirka. Might I suggest a soft Lovat green tweed to compliment your lovely brides eyes?
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11th April 07, 07:55 PM
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 Originally Posted by ccga3359
"Everyone loves a sharp dressed man"
ZZTop
Tweed neck to knee my dear Dread. Nobody would notice your crooked nose.  .
I'm not sure about purplish, you're no Dirka. Might I suggest a soft Lovat green tweed to compliment your lovely brides eyes?
I fear I'd roast in a full coat.
Hmmm a Jacobite coat with the slit sleeves to show the shirt underneath?
I really like the looks that people like Mr. Newsome can pull off... I am to short to do it though. He dressed that way, he is dashing. I do something like that, and I'd look like a tacky angry oompa loompa.
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