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[Jimmy Carbomb]

So on the one hand I do apologise to anyone I might have offended-sorry: for that was never my intention.

Don't know the thread. Don't care to know the contents either.

I do know that anytime someone on this site offers-up an apology, it's usually due to a perception that's totally off-track. Therefore, anytime someone apologizes for a misconception or mis-read, it's twice as appreciated since it wasn't needed in the first place.

Your reputation and stature as an eccentric bashing, skirt wearing, internet posting lunatic is safe with me.

[Archangel]

Of course, the difference between crazy and eccentric is economic status, but we digress....

[auld argonian]

As I observed in an earlier post: if i was still twenty-something, had all my hair and a flat tummy, I'd be a kilted stud-muffin....at 52, I'm entering "charming eccentric" territory...

...to those of you who still meet the first description above: enjoy it while you can!


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auld argonian

[Graham]

James, I really should have said that an apology wasn't needed, I was not offended and you're entitled to your opinion.

They that wear the kilt - nothing shall offend them! :-P

but thanks anyway, it's a measure of your gentlemanly attitude which I respect.

[GMan]

I'm eccentric, you're eccentric, wouldn't you like to be eccentric too?

When some one calls me that I feel honored as I know that I do not fit the "norm"

[Kiltman]

One of the most important lessons I learned living in the UK in the 1980’s was that it was alright to be eccentric. I have not forgotten that lesson. I, for one, take it as a compliment.

[Daneel]

I was waxing lyrical about my new Tilly hat tonight and my wife looked over at me and said I'm glad I married an eccentric. I just smiled and felt all warm inside. Oh how sickly sweet and romantic can you get?