Red Gordon Tartan Kilt

**Riverkilt** · 8th June 09, 07:23 AM

Sathor. I know its NOT a bad word...but its an unusual word to many people, and TO ME it does have a "nasty sound" that perhaps on a multi-cultural forum could be misunderstood so I just wanted to be proactive and clarify in advance so no one would become unnecessarily upset by the word. Thanks for your support.

I do think its a word that very accuratly describes the event by its sound.

And Kilted John, the sister next to me is a Portland girl all her life.

Ron

**sathor** · 8th June 09, 09:11 AM

Originally Posted by Riverkilt

I do think its a word that very accuratly describes the event by its sound.

Dang you onomatopoeia! (which actually does sound kinda nasty)

**Lady M** · 8th June 09, 10:06 AM

Great photos, thanks for sharing!

**Kilted_John** · 8th June 09, 11:05 PM

Ron,

Ah, ok...

-J

**Mipi** · 9th June 09, 12:42 AM

Veery good photos. Glead you had a good time.

**Colonel MacNeal** · 9th June 09, 01:43 AM

Great Family Photos!

**loismtodd** · 26th June 09, 09:42 AM

Hey! Love the Red Gordon kilt. We don't see many and I really love that particular tartan. Are you a member of the House of Gordon USA?

**SFCRick** · 26th June 09, 09:49 AM

very nice photos

**McFarkus** · 26th June 09, 11:20 AM

Sounds like a great time!

**Riverkilt** · 26th June 09, 12:25 PM

Aye LoisMTodd, I'm descended from James Gordon of Scotland who's son James Jr. settled in Allegheny County, N.Y.

And...I lived in Richmond, VA in the early 70's near the outer fortifications on the west side of town. Probably gone now...were in a swamp near a lot of new construction back then.

Own Gordon tartan kilts in Red Gordon, Weathered Gordon, Gordon Modern, and Dress Gordon

Ron