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Thread: Pimpin' :)

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    Pimpin' :)

    With my Budo teacher Masaaki Hatsumi, on December 2 at his birthday party at the Hotel Granbois, Noda-shi, Chiba-ken, Japan.

    Yes, his hair is purple.

    "It's all the same to me, war or peace,
    I'm killed in the war or hung during peace."

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    Yep, yous be pimpin'.
    --dbh

    When given a choice, most people will choose.

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    Right pair o' peacocks, we are. . .
    "It's all the same to me, war or peace,
    I'm killed in the war or hung during peace."

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    Initially,
    Looking very smart indeed. Very well done. Classic bias cut waist coat, excellent undertstated hose and love the daywear sporran - looks like a Britt?

    As for Sensei - I've dropped you a PM re: my limited understanding the distinction between Budo and Bujutsu as Samurai spirituality v. Combat Science. Don't want to hijack the thread or upset the MODS.

    Again, looking very smart and much respect to your Martial Perseverance.
    Last edited by Domehead; 4th December 12 at 03:05 PM. Reason: spelling

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    Thanks, Domehead. Aye, the sporran is a Ferguson Britt; this one is in Same (rayskin), which I thought would be especially suitable for Japan.
    "It's all the same to me, war or peace,
    I'm killed in the war or hung during peace."

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    Looking good, Dale! I'll have to show this picture to my kids. They have been watching older Mythbusters episodes on Netflix and the other day I came in the living room and they were watching the Ninja episode you were in. I just said, "I know that guy. I've made a bunch of kilts for him."

    My kids (who are all enrolled in our local Kung Fu academy) thought that was pretty awesome. I'll definitely show them this photo.

    Cheers,
    Matt

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    Dale,

    Your photo has actually answered a question I was going to pose to the group, about 5-button bias-cut tartan waistcoats, and whether The Rabble might consider them too "matchy-matchy", for wear with a kilt. I had in mind a look just as you've demonstrated in the pic (though I lack a sporran as nice as yours.) I really like the look. I would think it would look nice with a pair of dress slacks, as well.
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    Matt, thanks a lot -- and I'm delighted to hear your kids are training!

    Quote Originally Posted by unixken View Post
    I really like the look. I would think it would look nice with a pair of dress slacks, as well.
    With dress slacks, definitely. I can't wear a kilt at work, but on Tartan Day this year I wore the same waistcoat with a Harris Tweed sport coat and a Douglas Grey tartan tie:


    "It's all the same to me, war or peace,
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    Quote Originally Posted by unixken View Post
    Dale,

    You're photo has actually answered a question I was going to pose to the group, about 5-button bias-cut tartan waistcoats, and whether The Rabble might consider them too "matchy-matchy", for wear with a kilt. I had in mind a look just as you've demonstrated in the pic (though I lack a sporran as nice as yours.) I really like the look. I would think it would look nice with a pair of dress slacks, as well.
    Wearing a bias cut tartan waistcoat with a kilt in the same tartan is very traditional and always splendid looking, in my opinion! Go for it!





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    Awesome! Looks like a guy I can get along with!
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