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    I feel a pun coming on...

    Instead of a McVeigh would a Jewish tartan be McOyVeh?
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    Or how about Rabi Burns tartan

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rusty View Post
    Or how about Rabi Burns tartan
    David Dachies, one of the foremost writers on Burns, was the son of a Scottish Rabbi.

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    Hahaha! I love it! But we won't tell my fiance about possibly making an Elvis Presley Tartan... she'd want me to get a kilt in it! As if I can afford that right now. What with the one I'm having made right now and all!

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    Londonderry had a large Jewish population....one of my G to the nth power Grandmothers was one of them....nice tartan for Londonderry.

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