Things I would pay to see....

[Andrew Breecher]

here is the true question...

how many times did they have to take that pic before getting it right..and how large was the crowd BEHIND the photographer?

Yikes - I just saw this thread and noticed that there are revealing photographs of myself in it!

It took two tries - the first time I fell over backwards when I did the handstand.... After backpacking for five months I didn't have a lot of upper-body strength; all the muscle was in my legs. I was bottom-heavy.

There was a Boy Scout troop behind the photographer. I didn't care. I'd just finished hiking 2,174 miles.

Andrew.

Andrew.

[dwg]

Norbydog I have seen the Kolection album ,after seeing Hamish in a green and white bumblebee striped kilt and in a rainbow pleated kilt with matchimg brolly you will most probably receive a photo and bil once his computer is working againl

I have seen the Kolection first hand and I think Hamish will be up for this I will phone him today

Derek

[Shawnesse]

Nice right hand pistol grip epee there Panache.

Do you and the Flamed Haired Bloodthirsty Celtic Amazon Goddess "Fight"?

[djweso]

Can I have my $30 now?

I was thinking of this pic when they started talking about pink kilts, but I'm late to the party as usually. Well done, wearing it for charity btw.

[Panache]

Nice right hand pistol grip epee there Panache.

Do you and the Flamed Haired Bloodthirsty Celtic Amazon Goddess "Fight"?

I always liked the large Visconti grips.

The Flame-Haired Celtic Amazon Goddess is my lady love. All good chevaliers need a noble woman to love, honor, and defend as their champion. A lady who inspires them to produce poetry and art. Gallant swordsmen need a lady to give them a small token of her favor, perhaps a ribbon tied around one's sword arm, a bit of lace worn near the heart, or a white plume for one's hat. All of which are worn reverently since it came from her hand. Lastly we need a great lady who whispers `"Godspeed" in our ear, and in so doing spurs us on to our next quest. How could one imagine lifting one’s blade against the source of our inspiration?

Besides, I wouldn’t survive the experience.


Cheers

Jamie

[DrewO]

I'd cut my locks off for charity. If the price was right. But only for that. I'd shave em off and mail them to whomever did the deed.

That is just about the only thing that would make me do it.

How about for St Baldrick's Day?

http://www.stbaldricks.org/

Just as there's freedom in wearing a kilt, there's freedom in a freshly shorn noggin