Went to Brave Kilted

[Joe I]

They have them here too but idk how they'd implement it.

I guess we're not as rude in Wilmington,nc as in other parts of the country

[Meggers]

I guess we're not as rude in Wilmington,nc as in other parts of the country

....lol.....yeah, I guess we Wisconsinites are rude folks.

[Joe I]

DavidW: Welcome to the site, but there is a place for the intodutions
http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/f108/

[Joe I]

....lol.....yeah, I guess we Wisconsinites are rude folks.

Probaly in Madison or Milwaukie

[DavidW]

DavidW: Welcome to the site, but there is a place for the intodutions
http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/f108/

Thanks, Joe. I looked for a section for introductions but did not see or maybe better to say I did not recognize the title of that section as a place for introductions. I've re-posted my introduction there with some small changes.
David

[DavidW]

That Polaris tartan sounds fascinating, I'd never heard of it before. Might I hope that at some point we'll see pics of it being worn?
And just by the way -- Ceud mile failte!!

Hi Dale,
Thank you. Maybe a picture once I've learned my way around the forum a bit more and figured out such things.
Here is a link to the original thread on this forum where I first read about the Polaris Military tartan.

http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/f...uestion-22478/

And a picture on wikipaedia apparently made by the same quy who made the enquiries on this forum in the above thread. For kilt pins he is using duplicates of his submarine dolphins and his patrol badge.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Polaris_Tartan.jpg

best regards,

David

[cessna152towser]

To bring the thread back on topic.
I've been to the first showing of Brave here in Hawick Scotland this afternoon, kilted of course, and accompanied by my red-haired blue eyed partner whose hobby is archery!
The cinema had a full house for the first showing and the next showing is already fully booked.
Brave is in town for the next three weeks and I understand there are plans to slot in a few additional showings during that period.

[Deil the Yin]

Which kilt/tartan did you wear and how was the movie received generally by your crowd?

Your lady looks awesome with the bow! After the Hunger Games and now Brave, my daughter is pretty keen to pick up the bow, too. Our neighbours are worried...

To bring the thread back on topic.
I've been to the first showing of Brave here in Hawick Scotland this afternoon, kilted of course, and accompanied by my red-haired blue eyed partner whose hobby is archery!
The cinema had a full house for the first showing and the next showing is already fully booked.
Brave is in town for the next three weeks and I understand there are plans to slot in a few additional showings during that period.

[Deil the Yin]

That is flippin' HI-larious!!! Don't feel too bad, though- I cried during Braveheart and that was in college, especially when I saw it in Ireland. DAMN YOU MEL GIBSON!

My dad was all like "Stop crying and watch it. It's your ancestors." Now my kids can be spared the trauma.

[cessna152towser]

Which kilt/tartan did you wear and how was the movie received generally by your crowd?

I wore my navy blue kilt by 21st Century Kilts.
The film was very well received, lots of families there with young children and they all appeared to enjoy the story and animation thoroughly.