The 'Hamish' Pose - end of an era?

[GMan]

Hamish,

I understand retirement does bring about improvement.

I like the new and improved pose!

[mbhandy]

OK I'm all up for the pose but I don't have a leather Kilt. I can get my leg up but it will be wool.

MrBill

[Pour1Malt]

noo...

is it REALLY a guid idea tae pose like that if ya gae reggie?


ai dinnae ken....

ai think ai'd mak lassies, weans, an wee beasties feart!!!!

[ckelly327]

You don't even want to see me attempt that and my wife would be laughing too much before she could take the picture. But, I will be back to see Dirka's attempt.

[andyfg]

Hamish, always entertaining! You have raised the bar. But, it's unfair. I have seen that picky of you as a top class Scottish dancer. So you have an advantage over the rest of us . . . Years of training, silky movements . . . This will have to wait. I pulled my back shovelling mountains of snow from the driveway this week.

[thescot]

There's no way on earth I'm gonna try that pose, at least not in public or in front of a camera.

For a man of 39 or so, you look pretty good in that kilt.

[cessna152towser]

Oh well, maybe give it a try next week, so long as I can wear one of my slightly longer kilts. Though I'm wondering, Hamish, how new a pose this is, when you have all these pretty flowers around you, looks like your picture may have been taken last summer.

[TimC]

Ham.....I'm thinkin' I'll neeed about 2 months of traction if I try the new pose. Well, let me practice within the safety of my own home before I go public with the HMII


-Tim

[Bob C]

I knew that pose looked familiar. If I were a Grateful Dead fan, I'd have figured it out sooner.

[mudd]

Check it out!!!

Looks more like the Karate Kid to me.

If we're not careful, I think trying this one may expose some of us to... shall we say, unexpected attention.

I’d like to see Kirka try one, though.