Clan Monkey@Arms Represents

**James MacMillan** · 13th May 08, 05:31 AM

Good display Jake....... what's the source of the cartoon, right under the Scotland Banner in the 2nd photo?

**Monkey@Arms** · 13th May 08, 09:36 AM

Originally Posted by James MacMillan

Good display Jake....... what's the source of the cartoon, right under the Scotland Banner in the 2nd photo?

That's Groundskeeper Willie, from the Simpsons. The actual pic was lifted from here.

Best regards,

Jake

**Colin** · 13th May 08, 10:29 AM

Originally Posted by ccga3359

Wonderful display Jake, congratulations. Now more pivture of that Irish display would be welcome...

I was thinking the same thing Grant. You know for diplomatic purposes only

**Alan H** · 13th May 08, 11:54 AM

Fantastic!

**James MacMillan** · 13th May 08, 12:00 PM

Originally Posted by Monkey@Arms

That's Groundskeeper Willie, from the Simpsons. The actual pic was lifted from here.

Best regards,

Jake

OK - Thanks - I learn new things every day on this board. I guess I'm culturally deprived by not having children and/or grandchildren. But then I realize that it is a proven fact that if your grandparents didn’t have any children, and your parents didn’t have any children, then it’s a good chance that you won’t either……

**Ancienne Alliance** · 13th May 08, 02:17 PM

Well done Jake!

**Riverkilt** · 13th May 08, 04:51 PM

What a great job!

And thanks for the great pic of the young cousin turned out in clan tartan. There's hope for Clan Donald yet.

Ron

**Macman** · 13th May 08, 06:58 PM

How very cool, Jake! You look great, and I really like the tartan you're wearing. Ireland's got you beat, though!

**Zardoz** · 13th May 08, 09:01 PM

I think I recognise that tartan,

Any chance Jake went to St.Thomas' Episcopal School here in Houston?

**Monkey@Arms** · 13th May 08, 09:42 PM

You're a bunch funny guys. :butt: Nah, I still love you. OK, next year I'll know to take more pictures of the Moms, er I mean other nation's booths.

Best line I heard that night was from a guy working the Germany booth with his vintage BMW motorcycle on display. When I admired it he said it was midlife crisis purchase, and that he had another one like at home. It seems he told his wife there are two kinds of guys -- those with one motorcycle and many women, and those with many motorcycles . . .

I figure that line can work for us kilt addicts as well.

Best regards,

Jake

P.S. The tartan is Hunting MacPherson