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    Quote Originally Posted by Jock Scot View Post
    ......and most important of all, A SMILE.
    Well Jock we had to as we couldn't figure out how to buy you a pint of the wonderful "Full Boar Scotch Ale" the Devil's Canyon Brewery serves over the internet.



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    Omg

    Quote Originally Posted by Ayin McFye View Post
    Ok, I've been noticing more and more people keep saying stuff like "Yeah, and he was wearing a flat cap with his kilt. HAHAHA" and I'll admit I'm pretty lost on this. I wear my flat cap all the time, both with my kilt and non-kilted. I also wear a cowboy hat and my kilt from time to time. I've seen people wear top hats, turbans, baseball caps, and bandanas, but for some reason there seems to be people laughing when a flat cap is worn with a kilt.

    I just need to know whether or not I'm the blunt end of a joke that I'm unaware of. I still intend to wear whatever hat I want, no matter what anyone says, but I'd like someone to please fill me in if possible.

    I'm not that offended by all the comments, I more just want to know why people keeping pointing it out, in what seems like a negative way.

    Here's a picture of me in my kilt and flat cap, just so you can see

    A flat cap and white hose too!!
    What are we to do!?
    Someone, quick, call the KILT POLICE!!!

    Looks good to me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jdot84 View Post
    A flat cap and white hose too!!
    What are we to do!?
    Someone, quick, call the KILT POLICE!!!
    Well At least Ayin has finally solved his sporran tassel problem*

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    * FYI: The Sonoran Scotsmen gatherings are pretty wild and they tend to wind up missing tassels come morning!
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    Panache wrote:-
    A lot of us on this side of the pond think that flat caps go very well with kilts. However in Scotland they simply aren't worn with kilts.
    Jdot84 wrote:-
    A flat cap and white hose too!!
    What are we to do!?
    Someone, quick, call the KILT POLICE!!!

    My friend illustrated here lives in Scotland and every time I see him he ALWAYS wears a flat cap with a kilt............and white hose too!
    In my opinion, looking very smart.
    Last edited by cessna152towser; 10th April 09 at 01:18 PM.
    Regional Director for Scotland for Clan Cunningham International, and a Scottish Armiger.

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    OK OK OK I officially stand corrected!

    There are indeed fellows in Scotland who wear flatcaps with their kilts.

    However there are those in Scotland who see that this is not traditionally done.

    So ultimately one should wear or not wear a flatcap with a kilt based on their own choice.

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    Excellent Jamie - case closed. Can we move on to Viking Horns now?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Panache View Post
    Well At least Ayin has finally solved his sporran tassel problem*

    Cheers

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    * FYI: The Sonoran Scotsmen gatherings are pretty wild and they tend to wind up missing tassels come morning!


    LOL. Yeah, my solution was to just buy sporrans with no tassels, because yeah like you said, we tend to get a bit rowdy, and lose tassels everywhere.

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    hey

    why would you wear a flatcap when you can wear these! no offense to anyoe, I just find these, in my personal humble opinion, horrid.


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    Wink

    I saw that photo posted by cessna152, and thought, where did he get my photo taken at the Paisley Fair. My Da always wore a "caiddie" also known as a flat cap here in the US. I have at least half a dozen,and NEVER leave the house without one. We Scots are aye fond of oor bunnets. In the Lowlands, we take off our breeks afore we doff oor bunnets. I have even seen it worn in bed (don't ask). So, to all I bid you go out and buy a caiddie,wear it for awhile, and if you don't get the feel for it, send it to me, I am always on the look-out for a new bunnet. LOL (I'm a cheeky wee man).
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dan R Porter View Post
    why would you wear a flatcap when you can wear these! no offense to anyoe, I just find these, in my personal humble opinion, horrid.

    I don't know what to find more offensive in that photo:

    • Tartan Mortar-Boards with Tassels
    • Yellow & Red athletic socks
    • Sneakers with a kilt on a piper
    • All three worn at once!


    And I'm definitely not a member of the kilt police since I frequently wear a flat cap with my kilt!

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