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25th February 08, 11:11 AM
#32
Well, I have to admit amusement when I was at a Scottish walk in Alexandria (mid 90s) and saw a "Jacobite" complete with flintlock walking next to an "RAF officer".
I am of the opinion that knives are proper in some contexts, especially if they are part of the dress (especially the sgian dubh). Ren festivals are ridiculous without people having daggers.
On the other hand it is downright cartoonish to treat a Scottish festival as dess up playtime. I am not really a kilt snob, but at least make an effort to look proper. I have no problem with whatever shirt you want to put on, or shoes, but at least try for kilt hose (rant about person at AZ festival in improper hose). This is the Scottish national dress, not a fancy dress party.
Try to have some respect for that fact.
Last edited by Dukeof Kircaldy; 25th February 08 at 11:12 AM.
Reason: correct grammar
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