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26th February 10, 04:54 AM
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I would agree with you all so far, that it is in fact a luxury item. I have made a living making luxury items for twenty two years (no one "needs" what I make).
That said, I think this is yet another cultural difference between Scotland and it's traditional, historic, and cultural views, vs. the US and our views of such things. I don't especially want to bash my fellow countrymen (and women) but we can be a bit confused about need and want, and what the difference is sometimes.
So I'd support your logic 100% Jimmy. There are times and places in the US where it is not appropriate for the same reason, though I think the awareness of kilts is in general much less here (at least in Iowa).
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