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27th August 07, 08:28 AM
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i have an opinion on this, but I think I'll wait until some of the other members chime in.
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29th August 07, 08:50 AM
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Agreed, Check out Amerikilts, Renegade Kilts, R-Kilts, and there are many more who make unique kilted garments.
Basically here we have only one basic definition of a kilt, which is at it's root, a "Skirt" with a pleated back, and aproned front (under and over apron, or at least some over apron).
Now this is my basic definition, and it fits most likely 90+% of what others here understand a kilt to be, both as it changed through history, and it's modern counterparts.
There are some here who would not consider the "original" Utilikilt to be a "kilt" by definition, though the style changed to easily fit that definition.
There is always room for different ideas, and this is a very open place to "throw them out there" because we will respond honestly, though some with "tongue in cheek" and others with a note of sarcasm, but not purposefully with ill intent.
Welcome to the board, by the way!
Mark Dockendorf
Left on the Right Coast
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29th August 07, 09:24 AM
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kilts are not just the hand sewn, custom tailored, Scottish origin, 9 yard, fully accessoried, 500.00 stuff of the games.
I don't think anyone here has said that.
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25th January 08, 03:38 PM
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Negative - Item Pictured is not what arrived. When contacted, no response.
Feedback score: 376|Positive feedback: 99.7%
Negative - Item Pictured is not what arrived. When contacted, no response. Delivery good
Buyer - rjdogilvie
24-Jan-08 - 160195692447 - Kilt THE PATRIOT TARTAN© Kilts- (Scottish, celtic) Winning bid: AU $89.00
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25th January 08, 03:54 PM
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Historical details for 32 488 266 284
Historical details for 32 488 266 284
Trading name: HIGHLAND INSPIRATIONS
Entity names: D.L HUNTER & J Hunter
http://www.abr.business.gov.au/(m3kv...526start%253d0
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25th January 08, 04:09 PM
#6
 Originally Posted by akaussie
G'day all, was surfing through ebay the other night and came across a kilt company in sydney selling kilts for $70 au. the company name is highlandinsirations. I did a search for a web site for them and discovered that there is an ebay listing for them in Canada as well. Has anyone heard of them and or dealt with them? the kilts look and sound nice. and i was originally rapt at finding an Aussie seller but now i wonder wether they are or whether they are canadian based. Any info/experience with these guys would be appreciated.
Cheers Andrew
"Acrylic wool". When a vendor uses double-talk like that, I would pass without hesitation.
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25th January 08, 04:13 PM
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Double-Talk
I agree Jack, this vendor uses double-talk...
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25th January 08, 04:16 PM
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 Originally Posted by braveheart
I agree Jack, this vendor uses double-talk...
BTW, I enjoyed your movie very much, Mr. Wallace.
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12th April 09, 05:28 AM
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 Originally Posted by braveheart
I agree Jack, this vendor uses double-talk...
I think Mr.Braveheart has a a grugde for this vendor as it it the only thing he post's about,
all neg as well , the feedback he shows is so small it not worth it,
Me i think he hates them , might a another aust klit vendor? himself,,
I have ordered from them and will post a reviwe next week when i have the goods and some time, will compare them to my two SWK (thirty and standard)
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25th January 08, 04:44 PM
#10
try a more traditional looking kilt
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