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    I thank everybody... Is the second time I subscribe to a forum... Nobody answered me in the first one (cooking). Here we have really well educated and friendly people!!!

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    from New Hampshire
    The answer is YES! Follow the advice given here. There are tartans for almost any situation and a bunch of universal ones for everything else. Stick around, once you wear it you'll want more.
    Bob

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    Welcome. Hope all goes well.
    I tried to ask my inner curmudgeon before posting, but he sprayed me with the garden hose…
    Yes, I have squirrels in my brain…

  4. #14
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    Quote Originally Posted by mattia View Post
    Does it mean I have to choose a particular tartan depending from where I am from?
    Yes, wear a kilt like your friend asked. No, you don't have to choose a particular tartan. There are no laws or written rules about the tartan someone should wear.

    There are hundreds of tartans to choose from, like the Scotland's National tartan shown here: http://scottishkilts.net/products/st...ched_kilt.html

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    Mattia....Once you try it on, you will never want to take it off. Btw..Do you have any relatives in Maryland in USA? There was a football player at my High School everyone called Bubba and he was a Mattia. Welcome to the website.

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    @ frank: I was a football player too, but here in Europe... only friends in USA

    OK.Thank you. Now that I know that I am allowed to wear it I will ask him more infos about the family and their desires and expectations.

    Third Question:
    Should I wear that "nice gadget" called sgian dubh or a in wedding cerimony you should not have "weapons" on you...? ;-)

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    Welcome to Xmarks. I'll echo what you have already been told. It is right up there on the home page for this forum, "You don't have to be Scottish to wear a kilt". Just be sure to wear it properly. You will find lots of advice on proper kilt wear as well as a lot of "do's and don'ts
    "A day spent in the fields and woods, or on the water should not count as a day off our allotted number upon this earth."
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    Quote Originally Posted by mattia View Post
    Third Question:
    Should I wear that "nice gadget" called sgian dubh or a in wedding cerimony you should not have "weapons" on you...? ;-)
    You didn't date the bride at any time...did you? Just kidding! I typically forego the sgian dubh at religious events (church mostly) but I have seen them at weddings before. I suppose it might come down to what the wedding party thinks.
    "just as the Son of man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give His life as a ransom for many." Matthew 20:28
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    Welcome to the site.

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    billmcc
    Quote Originally Posted by mattia View Post
    Now that I know that I am allowed to wear it I will ask him more infos about the family and their desires and expectations.
    That is a very good idea!

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