Ireland's National Casual

**pdcorlis** · 10th March 07, 07:28 AM

Originally Posted by Graham

The sporran was made by a local friend, had it for years!

Dang! Its just what I'm looking for - tradition shape, soft like a buzz kidder - but smallerr than a Buzz Kidder...

**Rusty** · 10th March 07, 07:55 AM

Nice looking kilt there Graham. Only wish I had thought about an Irish Tartan sooner as St Pat's is only one week away.

**Graham** · 10th March 07, 03:47 PM

Originally Posted by Rusty

Nice looking kilt there Graham. Only wish I had thought about an Irish Tartan sooner as St Pat's is only one week away.

Rusty, I was a wee bit late thinking about it too, it was a last minute decision.
Thankfully, Rocky have one off the shelf which fits fine and the shipping was amazing quick!

The only problem is that this kilt is number 20 and I promised my wife I'd stop buying kilts at 20.

May have to break that promise

**mudd** · 10th March 07, 07:14 PM

Originally Posted by Graham

May have to break that promise

You mean, renegotiate.

**ccga3359** · 10th March 07, 07:33 PM

Originally Posted by Graham

The only problem is that this kilt is number 20 and I promised my wife I'd stop buying kilts at 20.

Go metric! 20 imperial kilts is actually 42 metric kilts. You see Hamish really only has 51 imperial kilts, but in metric 73!. I have 1 imperial kilt but converted to metric... I have 1 kilt. See how it works?

**Graham** · 11th March 07, 03:49 AM

Good suggestions Mudd and Grant, I'll try that.
One thing is for sure, there are still a few tartans I'd like to wear, not to mention an RKilts Leather, USAK tweed, and another hemp.
So, stopping at 20 seems most unreasonable!

**Wompet** · 11th March 07, 03:17 PM

Originally Posted by Graham

The only problem is that this kilt is number 20 and I promised my wife I'd stop buying kilts at 20.

May have to break that promise

No broken promises - you'll have to stop buying kilts.
That doesn't say anything about accepting kilts as gifts or in trade.
Say, for instance, I would like a hand-painted sign, and the price of that sign, including shipping from Tasmania, would work out to the price of an USAKilt in your size shipped to Tasmania ...

**Graham** · 11th March 07, 03:30 PM

Fine Wompet.I'll accept a gift of a kilt from you any day

**ccga3359** · 11th March 07, 03:46 PM

Originally Posted by Graham

The only problem is that this kilt is number 20 and I promised my wife I'd stop buying kilts at 20.

May I suggest that sinse you have reached your plateau of 20 kilts, you now concentrate on purchasing cilts! I am sure that our fine kiltmakers can take time out of making kilts and make you a cilt. Oh and ask for a discount because you are saving them the tedium of making yet another kilt.