Scot or not? Who really cares?

[Rab Gordon]

Failte

[Richland]

Looks like we have another Mass. kilter to.
Orionsfall, welcome. Come east for a kilt night!

[morrison]

In the past couple of years I ...

... wore that to the faire in Prescott Valley as well ... got married in a McWalmart kilt it was a brightly coloured attempt at the McDonald tartan (McCutcheon is sept of McDonald clan) - I now have my first UK, a black mocker, on the way ... it's been 7 weeks now and I'm not really THAT patient LOL

Ok, so now you have it and know something about me.

Cheers!
Jim

Hey Jim! I have some Mockers. After wearing my first one I liked it so much I went and bought more. Them Mocker pockets are deep. If you have any rather small friends, don't put them in there. Ya may not see 'em again for quite some time!!!

[davedove]

In the past couple of years I have tried to find something out about my heritage. The bits and pieces I've been able to gather up from my parents have left me with not much. I know my maternal grandmother was a McCutcheon and my father told me he was 1/4 Scots/Irish (which should make me about 1/8 or so from his side)

Anyway ... to make a long story short (too late) I almost want to go back to saying I'm a purebred mutt ... but I love the kilt ...

Hey, a lot of us in the States are mutts. That just means we're our own melting pot. My own personal "heritage recipe" is: a handful of English, a handful of German, a healthy splash of Scottish and Irish, and maybe a small pinch of Welsh and French (and who knows what else may have snuck in).

Welcome aboard!!