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  1. 15th March 10, 09:27 PM #21
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    Thank you Todd.

    Although the tie is too much for my tastes I do appreciate the matching turban. Suffice to say I'd much prefer the whole look as opposed to none of the look.
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    Quote Originally Posted by The Scotsman View Post
    Living in another area with a high immigrant population, it's always nice to see them adapting to the established local customs and mores so well. And it would hardly fair or desirable to exclude them from participating in the regional folk dress. That sporran though, well, ummmm... why does Star Wars come to mind?
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    AKA: Gordon of Khartoum... He was all over the place.
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    The sporran...looks like it was made from a tenor drummer . I can still see its little mallets...

  5. 16th March 10, 03:55 PM #25
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    Faux pas...

    Quote Originally Posted by The Scotsman View Post

    This certainly highlights why one should never wear white hose or a matching tartan tie when kilted...
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    I do like the matching turban and kilt ... the matching tie is a little too much for me ...but
    Quote Originally Posted by DougC View Post
    I thought the sporran was made from muppet fur.
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