Sporran of the Deep- A Ferguson Britt Christmas...

[Dale Seago]

Hey Ry, Where'd you get that belt?! Really Awesome.

That's a Ferguson Britt, also.

Wait until you see the one coming to him soon, which beareth ye Elder Sign upon ye Buckle!

Aye, having a sporran covered in TEETH seems so much more evil than one covered in mammal fluff.

Nyarlathotep appreciates your attention to detail nearly as much as we do, I suspect.

...and do I have Budo on the brain, or is your devilfish sitting between two yubi ken?

Regard'g ye Last, they need not be mutually exclusive.

[CopperNGold]

I don't understand this Chithuluichtuchtuihcutch thing at all, but that is a great look and those are beautiful accessories. Congratulations!

[Dale Seago]

I don't understand this Chithuluichtuchtuihcutch thing at all. . .

Then read. . .Understand. . .

http://dagonbytes.com/thelibrary/lov...lofcthulhu.htm

. . .And be damned.

And I mean that in the friendliest possible way. :cthulhusmiley:

[Tartan Hiker]

But to be totally biologically correct, dermal denticles are scales. Scales came first in the evolution of the vertebrates...long before there were jaws in which to mount teeth the jawless fishes protected themselves with scales. Teeth were modified from scales, not the other way round.

And compared to both teeth and scales, hair appeared last weekend.

So congratulations to you, Ryan, on matching the tartan honoring the ancient one with the oldest of all possible vertebrate epidermal elaborations.

[Really a McQueen]

...
EDIT: Now I'm wondering. . .The skins of critters with the fur/hair still on them are considered suitable for sporrans worn on formal occasions. Presumably the same would apply if the beast has placoid scales/dermal denticles instead?

Though if we wore it formally and some Kilt Kop did object, we could always just sacrifice them. . .

:cthulhusmiley:

At last. A suitable use for a Kilt Kop.

[M. A. C. Newsome]

Looks fantastic, Ryan! And I agree that the stingray sporran should work well for both evening and day wear.

[tulloch]

Wow! That is really, really fine stuff! Congratulations.

[creagdhubh]

Looks pretty good. Sporran is quite large!

[Tartan Tess]

I love the sporran.
I have to ask...what part is it, where the white "slot" mark is on the animal?
or is that added for fun?

[Dale Seago]

I love the sporran.
I have to ask...what part is it, where the white "slot" mark is on the animal?
or is that added for fun?

It's a spiny (until ground down a wee bit) dorsal ridge.