looking for a formal look but not the price

**KiltedKnight** · 23rd March 06, 01:47 PM

Just a suggestion and I know that this is not for everyone but a friend of mine wanted to be kilted after he saw myself and my wife decked out and going places dressed in Scottish attire but he couldn't afford or justify going all out and emptying the bank account. What he did was this; he took advantage of one of those annoying letters from a credit card company and got one with a $2,000 limit. he then purchased everything that he could possibly want or need including a kilted skirt for his wife and whatever. He paid off the credit card in his own good time and had a great time with his new Scottish attire, his justification? He will never have to buy another suit as long as he lives and the Tartan Kilt never changes styles and never will.

Chris.

**Colin** · 23rd March 06, 01:58 PM

Originally Posted by KiltedKnight

Just a suggestion and I know that this is not for everyone but a friend of mine wanted to be kilted after he saw myself and my wife decked out and going places dressed in Scottish attire but he couldn't afford or justify going all out and emptying the bank account. What he did was this; he took advantage of one of those annoying letters from a credit card company and got one with a $2,000 limit. he then purchased everything that he could possibly want or need including a kilted skirt for his wife and whatever. He paid off the credit card in his own good time and had a great time with his new Scottish attire, his justification? He will never have to buy another suit as long as he lives and the Tartan Kilt never changes styles and never will.

Chris.

Damn it Chris!!!!! That sounds like something I would have.........wait, why can't I still do that.......

Not a half bad idea for you guys that are good with those little cards. Me and Visa get along a little too well for my wife's liking, so I have not had a card (my own choice) for years.

It's still abetter option that Department store Credit cards. Those are the real killers.

**flyv65** · 23rd March 06, 02:22 PM

Originally Posted by Colin

Not a half bad idea for you guys that are good with those little cards. Me and Visa get along a little too well for my wife's liking, so I have not had a card (my own choice) for years.

Hmm, I yield too easily to the siren song of credit myself, Colin. That's why my wife I have allowance accounts for our fun spending. When I've saved enough for about 65% of a kilt purchase, I order it: then it seems easier to save the last 35% when I know I've got one "on the way" to pay for.

Bryan...it doesn't take that long to squirrel it away...