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    wooden kilt

    I just saw this and got a chuckle.

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    The material might need softening up a bit to make it more comfortable.
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    That actually made me laugh out loud.

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    Thats a good one, proof that you can do anything in photoshop.

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    I agree, some sanding might be necessary

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    Would it go against the grain to wear it I wonder?
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    I wonder just what kind of protection he would have to have against Woodpeckers! Knot to mention the subject of choice of wood, knotholes would be a bit of a concern.

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    Boxwood pleated perhaps?

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    Splinters might be a little bit painful!
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    The good news is its moth proof - but watch out for termites!

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