Is there a suit forum where...?

[Weasel Mender]

I think Ron has the idea, a diverse group of people separated and united by a common garmet. But a "suit forum" heaven forbid!!!! It would die from an overwalming sense of boredom

Weasel

[Weasel Mender]

I think Ron has the idea, a diverse group of people separated and united by a common garmet. But a "suit forum" heaven forbid!!!! It would die from an overwalming sense of boredom

Weasel

OBTW Steve this adds 2 to my post count

[McFarkus]

Being new and still waiting for my first kilt, I don't carry much weight.

While there are some eminent and respected members of Xmarks who scatter their pearls before us swine, in general everyone's contribution is welcome and of equal weight. I'm relatively new here myself and have felt welcomed and valued.

[ChromeScholar]

If the day comes that kilts are as common as suits, a forum like this will probably not exist (or not in it's current form).

[Clockwork John]

If the day comes that kilts are as common as suits, a forum like this will probably not exist (or not in it's current form).

Wouldn't that be a great day?

[ChromeScholar]

Well, maybe, but what would we find to talk about around here?

[macwilkin]

I think Ron has the idea, a diverse group of people separated and united by a common garmet. But a "suit forum" heaven forbid!!!! It would die from an overwalming sense of boredom

Weasel

Actually, there are a fair number of sartorial forums out there, and active to boot -- mostly for the profressional buisness types, but my good friend who is a classic "clothes horse" used to talk on one quite regularly.

T.

[DTrain]

(And to boost my post count)

The positive experiences are from newbies like myself. Let's face it, there are not a lot of kilted folks around. For instance, I don't know anybody in my area who owns a kilt. So, when I have a positive experience with one, I can't call up or visit a local buddy to "swap stories" about my kilted experience.
That's what makes XMarks great--it is a whole community of kilted brothers-in-arms (or should it be brothers-in-kilts?) who can appreciate and understand both the good and bad of wearing a kilt in public. This is the local pub, the frat house, the locker room i(n a virtual sense) for sharing kilted events by those that understand. We give advice, swap stories, show each other our pictures, tease, and appreciate each other. Feel the love!

[ccga3359]

TatBrad just quoted himself in post #17. He's just padding his post count! he should have ten post counts subtracted for such frivolousness. Ohhhh, this makes #2328 for me!

I thought we posted all those compliments from women to make Grant jealous.

Now that's just not nice. Not nice at all.

[ccga3359]

I should've quoted Jake in another post and get me up to #2329, :crap:.