Am I buying horses?

[BroosterB1]

A long time ago in the state of Iowa, an ancestor went off his nut and started buying horses. This was in the 1914-1915 time period. By the time he was done he had aquired some 400 head of horses; this on a 80 acre farm. The family has since said about anyone who was "off" they "were buying horses".

I had some cash left in my paypal account so I bought an Ancient Lindsay Casual Kilt from Burnetts-Struth. Total was $157.00 including shipping thanks to the code I got off the forum.

Here's the rub; I took up another member to split some fabric and make a box pleat; so this will make my seventh kilt since October. Thats 1.75 kilts per month. Am I just enthusiastic, or Have I started buying horses?

[GDub]

Whinny... NEIGH!!!

[Kilted Rogue]

:::stamp stamp stamp::::::saddle up

[Derek Conley]

Giddy up, pard...

[Southern Breeze]

Talley Ho!

[SteveB]

If you are buying kilts on equestrian budget, you should already be competing with Hamish.

Just say Neigh.

[Wompet]

One of my old eBay searches used to find plaid canvas horse jackets all the time ...
I'm leaning towards "enthusiastic."

[george7]

You'll be fine if you have enough acreage.

[McMurdo]

No you are not buying horses, take it from someone who had two. Horses are a bit more expensive, and besides you don't have to muck out your kilts.

[duchessofnc]

Rofl!!!!!