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    Ties are to stupidest most useless article of man's clothing ever foisted on us. I haven't worn one in 35 years. Nasty things.
    Of course with the collar makers in on the "conspiracy", one has to wear something at the gap left at the throat. A classy Bolo Tie can fit the bill, and is easily applied.
    Personally I prefer my own subsitute - though I confess I hadn't considered this aspect when I discovered my Vocation......


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    Ties can be a nice way to throw some tartan in when you're not feeling up to wearing a kilt or trews.

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    Quote Originally Posted by katon View Post
    Ties can be a nice way to throw some tartan in when you're not feeling up to wearing a kilt or trews.
    Very true. I really like the way a tartan tie looks with a solid color suit or sport coat. I've been meaning to get a tie in my clan's tartan for a while but just haven't gotten around to it.
    Jay
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    "I cut a stout blackthorn to banish ghosts and goblins; In a brand new pair of brogues to ramble o'er the bogs and frighten all the dogs " - D. K. Gavan

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    Quote Originally Posted by katon View Post
    Ties can be a nice way to throw some tartan in when you're not feeling up to wearing a kilt or trews.
    Since I was told that I couldn't wear my kilt to church, I opted for the necktie in Cameron tartan (Mod). Now that I'm an ordained minister, I wear the clergy collar like Stan. Now to get a kilt in the Clark (Clergy) tartan and I'll be in tall cotton.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ozman1944 View Post
    Ties are to stupidest most useless article of man's clothing ever foisted on us. I haven't worn one in 35 years. Nasty things.
    I dare hope you wouldn't say that to a parishoner who happens to like wearing them.

    Horses for courses, gentlemen...my only question is...how would you all react if someone substituted "kilt" for "tie", or even a particular style of kilt?

    If we're going to demand respect for one style of clothing, we really shouldn't run down others just because we do not personally prefer them.

    Regards,

    Todd
    Last edited by macwilkin; 8th June 08 at 07:58 AM.

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