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[davidlpope]

Are you sure that the gifter was not having you on?

[Baldybrown]

Are you sure that the gifter was not having you on?
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Now you're going to make me paranoid.

[Chas]

Great answers in the absolutely no help whatsoever category.

Ron - That's what we are all here for. We will all go that extra mile to bring you the absolute best quality nonsense, bar none.

And it warms my heart to know that you appreciate all our efforts.

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Chas

[chrisupyonder]

If they are pouches then maybe they could hold a couple o golf balls. A sporran may get in the way of ya swing! ith:

Chris.

[sydnie7]

I vote for 1/2 of a set of really over-the-top ghillie brogue laces (assuming one of the ends is detachable for lacing!).

[Baldybrown]

Nope, not pouches. The furry diamond-shaped thingamabobs are solid. Could they have anything to do with a military outfit? Maybe tied onto the shoulder and trailing across the chest, signifying the wearer is an aid to a very strange general?

[Mark Stephenson]

Ahhh yes, I've seen these before. It's a leash for a pet haggis. My grandfather used to have one just like that. The littles beasie was quite a feistyl chap, and so it had to have a rather short leash.

[flyrod6057]

I'm a piper, and that ain't drone cords!

[chrisupyonder]

Some kind of bolo tie but the slide is missing? Not usually worn with a kilt though.

Chris.

[Bigkahuna]

My only thought is that they were used for wearing a Gorget. However the Gorget usually had ribbons tied in rosettes to hold the Gorget on its cord, not wee furry pieces. Unless it's a Canadian thing. Other than that, I haven't a clue.