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    Glad to hear all turned out well.

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    Wow, that's quite the story. It's good to hear that you're ok.

    I've only been to Tijuana a few times, but I always felt really safe. Of course, I was just walking around the mostly touristy area I suppose. The only exciting thing I saw was a kid doing some fire blowing tricks at a stop sign. If I ever make it back there, I'll be a bit more cautious.

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    Excellent that the thief went away empty handed.
    Regional Director for Scotland for Clan Cunningham International, and a Scottish Armiger.

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    Great to know he made off with nothing more than the belt. I use the sporran belt with two clips on it. But, my sporrans also have the little double d-ringed leather deal that runs through where a solid belt would go. So, were someone to cut my sporran belt they wouldn't get much more than the strap. My concern would be the little piece of crap would nick some worsted wool in his haste.

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    Well just goes to show that you are much safer against picksporrans than you are against pickpockets!
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    Glad to hear you and your valuables are safe. I've often wondered how safe sporrans were in that kind of situation.

    I'm also intrigued by the idea of stuffing your kilt with a sock. Very clever and not intuitive (to me).

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    That's why I always wear boots when I go out. Just in case some punk like that needs to have his ribs reminded not to steal.

    I'm glad all he got was your strap. It was very prudent of you to think ahead and be prepared for just such an occurrence.

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    I can hear your buddies now: "Stop, sporran strap thief!" "Stop, sporran strap thief"
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tattoo Bradley View Post
    My concern would be the little piece of crap would nick some worsted wool in his haste.
    AMEN!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tattoo Bradley View Post
    My concern would be the little piece of crap would nick some worsted wool in his haste.
    You really think that I'm going to go gutter crawling in a tank?

    I was wearing a very versatile SWK Thrifty, that I have hand sewn the fell on in Wallace. SWK Thrifties are perfect to those kinds of activities.

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