Kilt with a waistcoat and tie?????

**Tattoo Bradley** · 28th January 07, 03:32 PM

Welcome from Southeastern New Mexico, USA. I agree with Hamish.

**Bob C** · 28th January 07, 03:49 PM

Do you guys realize that the wedding in question happened about two months ago?

Moovet started this thread in July.

**cessna152towser** · 28th January 07, 04:09 PM

Moovet's post is dated 07-11-2006 which means 7th November, 2006, so I'd take his reference to getting married in November as meaning November 2007. Unless the date of the post displays American style. If Bob's correct and the wedding has already taken place, please let's see some pictures, Moovet.

**IEScotsman** · 28th January 07, 05:26 PM

I'm pretty sure the dates display in American style...at least they do for me.

**Richland** · 29th January 07, 06:50 AM

I never could figure out which way was right Military is Month/Day/year but ive seen it different.
on another note:
Hey P1M, why is that guy wearing ski boots to your wedding?

**cavscout** · 29th January 07, 07:19 AM

I just noticed the two sgain dubhs on te floor in one of P1M's pics. Why is that? Is this a tradition?

**McMurdo** · 29th January 07, 07:29 AM

Originally Posted by cavscout

I just noticed the two sgain dubhs on te floor in one of P1M's pics. Why is that? Is this a tradition?

I think P1M has something to say about it in this thread:

http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/s...t=16864&page=3

**McMurdo** · 29th January 07, 07:29 AM

Disregard this sorry for the double post

**scoutniagara** · 30th January 07, 01:58 PM

"Also, I've never seen a wingtip shirt worn with anything but a bowtie." I have worn a wingtip-collared shirt with a full vest and a "formal" long (It's actually about 3/4 length) tie....it's European.