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    Quote Originally Posted by Riverkilt View Post
    Why buy a fannypack if you own a bunch of sporrans?

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    More important - why buy shorts if you own a bunch of kilts!!

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    Gotta love how those words take on whole new meanings, a complete reversal so to speak! that one I don't get it's origin!

    I would feel, just me, like it would look as though I didn't know how to wear it properly, but then did you mean wearing it as a fanny pack with or without the kilt?

    Seems like you would feel you either had a tail, horsehair, or it would be constantly slapping you in the bum!
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    Quote Originally Posted by BEEDEE View Post
    More important - why buy shorts if you own a bunch of kilts!!

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    I assume that they would not like it if you ride the standing coasters at the amusement parks in a kilt. (not exctly the most kilt friendly place I would think, if you ride the rides, though I think I saw pics of Panesh (sp?) at a Disney park)

    Also, I think many store would get nervous if you are trying on clothes if you are wearing a kilt on the way in.

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    I'm the only person (other than the rare occasion my cousin wore his USAK) I've ever seen wearing a kilt in my town. I would venture to bet that the overwhelming majority of the residents here wouldn't have a clue what a sporran is, much less own one. BUT, about a year ago I was in the book store when I caught sight of a guy wearing a semi-formal sporran (this style) with his jeans. I have to say: it looked completely ridiculous. I understand the desire to be "functional." But, I think there are far better ways to do so while in pants.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tattoo Bradley View Post
    ...I caught sight of a guy wearing a semi-formal sporran (this style) with his jeans. I have to say: it looked completely ridiculous. I understand the desire to be "functional." But, I think there are far better ways to do so while in pants.
    I have to agree, and nominate Ron's idea as one of the oddest attempts to start a fad yet.

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    Two cultures separated by a common language...

    As for sporran as bum bag - I'll have to give that one a try, it might just work...

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    My wife has a small summer purse which is plaid and sporran sized. I mentioned to her that it looked like a small sporran. Here it is on our kitchen table and then again worn as a sporran/fannypack. I won't wear this as a sporran, but I tried it on here wearing shorts only of course. But maybe with a modern utility kilt at a fair. Just thought I would chime in on the fannypack debate. Forgive me elders for suggesting a purse, but the strap isn't half bad.



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    Quote Originally Posted by ChubRock View Post
    Here it is on our kitchen table and then again worn as a sporran/fannypack. I won't wear this as a sporran, but it could be done in the right setting I suppose.


    I hope that setting is in the dark and alone. Just a second opinion.. hopefully you don't get too many "looking goods!" to encourge you due to the fact that many board members find it rude to sometimes tell the disparaging truth.

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    Pretty....

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    I've considered wearing my Nightstalker nylon with other than a kilt behind, but I've never actually done it.
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