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12th July 06, 06:43 PM
#1
Welcome aboard!
And, its MacWal
By the way, what is your surname (or its heritage, if not want to give it)?
Mine (Wages) seems to be made up and is from either Scottish or German roots (my cousins and I are researching both sides). Yet, they married Scots and and more Scots. My grandmother's family was ALL German. So, I'm about 1/4 German and almost 3/4 Scot (but actual last name is unknown)!
My cousins are almost EACH called "Wage" by their friends. With my Scottish interest, I got termed "MacWage." As my father is called "Wage" by his cousins, I really AM MacWage ("son of Wage")!
If you hang out here, you'll see folks of many origins, many of non-Scot. There are national tartans, district tartans, and "general" tartans that are open, regardless of family roots. Also, many pick tartans that they like, or because a friend/hero is of that family. The KEY is to KNOW what it IS and to BE ABLE to SAY something intelligable about it. Meanwhile, others are sticklers and will say "person A can ONLY wear kilts A, C, and Q."
Enjoy it here!!!
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12th July 06, 06:45 PM
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"Flying Scotsman"
Are you a train fan?
In case readers don't know, The Flying Scotsman is a FAMOUS train that ran from London to Edinburgh!!
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12th July 06, 06:47 PM
#3
Welcome to X-Marks and the addiction!
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12th July 06, 07:02 PM
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 Originally Posted by MacWage
In case readers don't know, The Flying Scotsman is a FAMOUS train that ran from London to Edinburgh!!
Thats it! I couldn't remember, but I knew that I was supposed to know The Flying Scotsman.
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12th July 06, 07:36 PM
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A great big WELCOME from me to this mayhem!
Glen McGuire
A Life Lived in Fear, Is a Life Half Lived.
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12th July 06, 07:36 PM
#6
Welcome to our fine little rabble of kilts - there's loads of great info and support here for all us kilt lovers.
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12th July 06, 07:50 PM
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Welcome to XMarks, and congratulations on your first kilt purchase. I have a black UK Mocker as well, and like it very much.
Darrell
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12th July 06, 07:51 PM
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From western NC, let me welcome you to the international kilt asylum!
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12th July 06, 09:47 PM
#9
Welcome, from Virginia! Aren't we all "soup-hounds" one way or another?
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12th July 06, 10:14 PM
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Jim -
Welcome from Phoenix! I only have one UK original and I love it. I only received my kilt a little under a week ago but I have been posting here since I ordered it. I switched my order so I could get something in stock and I STILL felt it took way too long to get it. I'm not at all patient either.
Now I have three more kilts on order because I enjoy them so much but since I have one kilt already I'm not that concerned about when they will get here. Well....as long as they get here soon....
We have a few members in the Phoenix area and one in Page, AZ. Where in the state are you if I may ask? Will you be at the Highland Games in Flagstaff on Saturday and Sunday? Originally I was just going to be there for one day but my stay has been extended to two.
Phil in Phoenix.
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