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3rd March 06, 04:02 PM
#41
I - for one - have no interest in any direct confrontation with the Pirate Kitty - so I bow to Shay's obvious deep understanding of history.
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3rd March 06, 04:07 PM
#42
The knowledge on this board is Unbeleafable!
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3rd March 06, 04:55 PM
#43
If you notice what looks like a faint shadow of a great big number on the top apron on your new wool kilt, the wool most likely came from one of those sheep the Sealy Mattress Company uses in their TV commercials. 
Darrell
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3rd March 06, 05:33 PM
#44
 Originally Posted by Southern Breeze
The knowledge on this board is Unbeleafable!
Yes, it's very deep around here for sure.
I hate those shadow numbers.
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3rd March 06, 07:12 PM
#45
Originally Posted by KiltedKnight
Somehow I believe that Shay takes woodys very seriously...
Chris.
My wife just informed me that ALL women do.
I guess I should listen to her. 
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3rd March 06, 09:26 PM
#46
After a wee bit of research I've found that Shay has one of her facts wrong. Wool is not dyed. Tartan comes from Tartan Sheep, found only in remote parts of the Highlands of Scotland. Here is the proof:
http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/s...ighlight=sheep
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4th March 06, 06:09 AM
#47
what's wrong with Chinese wool?
Raphael, I thought you knew!
You get a kilt made from Chinese wool, you want another one just a short while later!
Oh. Wait.
That's how I am with all new kilts.
Never mind.
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4th March 06, 07:17 AM
#48
Originally Posted by Kid Cossack
Raphael, I thought you knew!
You get a kilt made from Chinese wool, you want another one just a short while later
Oh. Wait.
That's how I am with all new kilts.
Never mind.
thatès funny
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