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25th November 05, 07:37 AM
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Freedomlover, no, snipe is a slang work for a Hull Technician in the navy. If you look at a telephone key pad 481 would = HT1 which is my rate. I know its silly but no one has ever been able to figure it out.
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25th November 05, 09:00 AM
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Geez...the impending Holidays are one of the reasons that I am seriously jonesing for the Hunting Stewart USAK that I ordered: I figure that the colors will be very - how you say - holiday appropriate. Looking forward to finding many excuses to kilt out at upcoming holiday events...have the annual kids' Santa's Workshop coming up Saturday next and my buddy Bill and I will be doing the "your photo with the Jolly Old Elf" concession...it'd be a gas to be the kilted photographer for that one.
Going the the mall kilted? Do they figure that you're one of Santa's Helpers? A film extra? ("Look, dear, a man in a kilt...he must be someone important.") I would hope that we'd be a good example to our fellow guys and that going kilted into the frosty blasts of winter would make them think, "Hey, this guy has got a great idea...I, too, wish to show that I laugh in the face of Old Man Winter! I shall prove to the world that I am a hearty type and get myself a kilt to wear through this festive and frigid season!" (I only hope that they don't start looking for the Kilt Store at the mall...)
I love hearing about the encounters that Xmarkser's have wherein some guy says that he thinks that the kilt wearer has "the balls" to wear it or that he (the unkilted) wishes that he had "the balls" to wear a kilt. Tell these guys that they already have the balls to wear a kilt...jeez, I don't think that it's that much different than wearing shorts (a damn site more comfortable and better looking, though)...so what's the big deal?
Peace on Earth, good kilts to men!
best
AA
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25th November 05, 09:50 AM
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one other thing I encountered was that the photographers in the mall shop does not have a clue how to photograph a men in a kilt. They tried to get me to pose for pictures with my family like I was wearing pants. That just didn't work. I guess next time I will have to educate them.
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28th November 05, 01:43 PM
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 Originally Posted by snipe481
one other thing I encountered was that the photographers in the mall shop does not have a clue how to photograph a men in a kilt. They tried to get me to pose for pictures with my family like I was wearing pants. That just didn't work. I guess next time I will have to educate them.
hey snipe i can relate with you there when i was on a cruise with my dad just after we got our kilts my dad was getting his picture taken and the photographer had him sit on a set of stiars with my mother beside him of course my dad being the joker he is pulled his kilt up just a little jsut as the photografer was about the take the pic. he pritnear killed himself laughing (the photographer that is) dad to. 8-)
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28th November 05, 03:22 PM
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Daz, do you kilt full time? I've always heard that the kilt isn't worn very much at all in Scotland except for "occasions."
WrJr, there have been more than a few men who flashed the photographer, but not on purpose.
Sherry
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25th November 05, 10:09 AM
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 Originally Posted by snipe481
Freedomlover, no, snipe is a slang work for a Hull Technician in the navy. If you look at a telephone key pad 481 would = HT1 which is my rate. I know its silly but no one has ever been able to figure it out.
A t... chaser? lol, welcome aboard mate. Nice to have another Sailor anongst all these Marines. I was just a little further down the alphabet, HM(SS) retired in 91.
Mike
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25th November 05, 10:47 AM
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Mall Fun
I still contend that some of the most fun our ladies can have is to follow behind us about 20 or 30 paces as we walk the mall and watch all the reactions people have to us after we've passed them.
Ron
Ol' Macdonald himself, a proud son of Skye and Cape Breton Island
Lifetime Member STA. Two time winner of Utilikiltarian of the Month.
"I'll have a kilt please, a nice hand sewn tartan, 16 ounce Strome. Oh, and a sporran on the side, with a strap please."
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25th November 05, 11:10 AM
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Aberdeen wearing the Kilt screams -TOURIST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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25th November 05, 03:23 PM
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 Originally Posted by highlander_Daz
Aberdeen wearing the Kilt screams -TOURIST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I couldn't care less what it screams, I WILL NOT BE PUT OFF, I will wear whatever I chose,my father wore his kilt when he lived there and so I will too..This is what I call normal clothes.
Besides, wearing a kilt In Scotland by anyone screams tourist in my little experience!
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26th November 05, 02:27 AM
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Unfortunatly it does, which is a shame really, maybe its time that perception was changed. !
the further north you head the more likely you are to see the Kilt worn casually, I am suprised that youve no seen more, although your more likely to see them in the evening than during the day in a shopping centre.
Maybe on Wednesday youll see a few more. hope your settling in Ranald, have you been down the Booly yet and watch the car neds burn out thier tyres?
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