Hard not to laugh

[Will]

Gone for four days, and look what you lads are up to!!

can't leave you for 5 minutes!

Welcome Back, Graham! Hope you had a good journey.

[Will]

Gone for four days, and look what you lads are up to!!

can't leave you for 5 minutes!

Welcome Back, Graham! Hope you had a good journey.

[Will]

Gone for four days, and look what you lads are up to!!

can't leave you for 5 minutes!

Welcome Back, Graham! Hope you had a good journey.

[Mychael Sporrano]

I rarely get any comments anymore. I guess everyone is pretty used to me now.

The other day I had a clerk at the local grocery store comment that "they" weren't used to seeing me without a kilt. Sure enough, I looked down and saw that I was wearing jeans because of some work that I had been doing that made wearing a kilt impractical. I joked that I wasn't aware that I was disappointing folks and would be sure to keep that in mind for future visits.

So, Bubba, shake things up a little. Consider wearing some pants around town and see what folks say!

Mychael

[Mychael Sporrano]

I rarely get any comments anymore. I guess everyone is pretty used to me now.

The other day I had a clerk at the local grocery store comment that "they" weren't used to seeing me without a kilt. Sure enough, I looked down and saw that I was wearing jeans because of some work that I had been doing that made wearing a kilt impractical. I joked that I wasn't aware that I was disappointing folks and would be sure to keep that in mind for future visits.

So, Bubba, shake things up a little. Consider wearing some pants around town and see what folks say!

Mychael

[Mychael Sporrano]

I rarely get any comments anymore. I guess everyone is pretty used to me now.

The other day I had a clerk at the local grocery store comment that "they" weren't used to seeing me without a kilt. Sure enough, I looked down and saw that I was wearing jeans because of some work that I had been doing that made wearing a kilt impractical. I joked that I wasn't aware that I was disappointing folks and would be sure to keep that in mind for future visits.

So, Bubba, shake things up a little. Consider wearing some pants around town and see what folks say!

Mychael

[Mychael Sporrano]

Hello Ham, When in the company of Romans, do as the Romans do. I can't speak for the rest of the states but here in the coastal plains area of North Carolina, they prefer to be called Indians or better yet, by the name of their tribe.

When referring to those who are descended from peoples native to North America, when I do not know the tribe I default to the term "Native American" with the intention of distinguishing then from people who hail from India.

I have the tiniest smidgeon of Native American blood in me, no more than 1/16th. This entitles me to nothing, but still it pleases me in an odd way. The author Sherman Alexi has termed folks like me as "thimble indians" in reference to the thimble full of Native American blood that we have surging through our bodies. He means it with derision, but I find it pretty funny!

Mychael

[Mychael Sporrano]

Hello Ham, When in the company of Romans, do as the Romans do. I can't speak for the rest of the states but here in the coastal plains area of North Carolina, they prefer to be called Indians or better yet, by the name of their tribe.

When referring to those who are descended from peoples native to North America, when I do not know the tribe I default to the term "Native American" with the intention of distinguishing then from people who hail from India.

I have the tiniest smidgeon of Native American blood in me, no more than 1/16th. This entitles me to nothing, but still it pleases me in an odd way. The author Sherman Alexi has termed folks like me as "thimble indians" in reference to the thimble full of Native American blood that we have surging through our bodies. He means it with derision, but I find it pretty funny!

Mychael

[Mychael Sporrano]

Hello Ham, When in the company of Romans, do as the Romans do. I can't speak for the rest of the states but here in the coastal plains area of North Carolina, they prefer to be called Indians or better yet, by the name of their tribe.

When referring to those who are descended from peoples native to North America, when I do not know the tribe I default to the term "Native American" with the intention of distinguishing then from people who hail from India.

I have the tiniest smidgeon of Native American blood in me, no more than 1/16th. This entitles me to nothing, but still it pleases me in an odd way. The author Sherman Alexi has termed folks like me as "thimble indians" in reference to the thimble full of Native American blood that we have surging through our bodies. He means it with derision, but I find it pretty funny!

Mychael