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My introduction
Hey guys. My name is Zak and I am new to X Marks the Scot. I am from Reading, Pa and I recieved my first kilt last X-mas as a gift from my mom and future step father. It was made by Rocky and Kelly of USA Kilts. It is a Douglas Modern philabeg. I am currently awaiting my newest kilt, a Scottish National Tartan traditional kilt. Now no, I am not Scottish. I am actually of Irish family. Not much Irish blood but enough to be proud of. I am proud to be part of this culture and lifestyle.
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Hi Zak and welcome to X Marks!
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Welcome to the forum, Zak!
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Welcome from another Pennsylvanian (Pittsburgh)!
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Welcome Zak! I like your folks' taste in tartans and hope you enjoy it too. Being from PA you are certainly among friends (no pun intended) - a whole bunch on the forum hail from that state.
Truth be told, I'm jealous :cry: and may have to think about relocating. Seems there're more members in Tasmania than in the NYC area. [Graham - please note the use of 's' and not 'z' ;-) ] Or they're just uncommonly quiet for being around 'The Big Apple'. It's eerie...
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Yes, I too, find your choice of tartan pleasing.
Tis a most beautiful tartan. Not some loud red abomination, nor canary coloured eyesore. :lol:
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Welcome to the board! I echo the sentiments of the others in your choice of tartan.
Rob (who is patiently awaiting his Douglas Grey Ancient Kilt from Kathy Lare.)
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Douglas Ancient Grey?
Aaaaaaaaargh... I really want one of those my self. The old Black and Grey Glory, symbolic of the Douglas name it self. A weave of mist and shadows.
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Zak,
WELCOME from a fellow Irish, Kilted, and Proud person.
Friends abound here!
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Welcome to the board! That is one colorful avitar you got there!
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