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    Quote Originally Posted by MickR View Post
    Now, now. A kilt is an un-bifurcated garment worn by men. If I was to get around in a woman's skirt I would be a cross dresser...In both senses of the word 'cross'... And anyway, I like me flanno's. Or had you forgotten?!


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    So a man skirt then :-). Anyway I wasn't suggesting wearing a strappy top and heels with it, that would look ridiculous with your beard. I was more thinking pleated tartan.
    I am sure that you could get a pattern and knock one together fairly easily, I doubt the highlanders could always afford tailors.
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    Mick is into leather....
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    Then he could make a leather kilt, and pop a flannel shirt on. Or he could make a flannel kilt.
    Or both, leather for knifemaking, flannel for the summer.
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    I wouldn't go knocking a leather kilt. As our American friends like to say (though I can't bring myself to use incorrect spelling), They're BadArse! Which apparently means really, really good!


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    Quote Originally Posted by MickR View Post
    I wouldn't go knocking a leather kilt. As our American friends like to say (though I can't bring myself to use incorrect spelling), They're BadArse! Which apparently means really, really good!


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    I've always thought bad arse means something painful. Sort of a thing of 'the others'.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MickR View Post
    I wouldn't go knocking a leather kilt. As our American friends like to say (though I can't bring myself to use incorrect spelling), They're BadArse! Which apparently means really, really good!


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    I am not knocking a leather kilt, I observed that it would be useful in the workshop, ie if you slipped while honing etc, save you from bobbitting yourself.
    I had a bit of a bad arse today, a kilt would have been a positive boon for reducing toilet access time, and leather is wipe clean.

    Anyway back to Carl, do we think he should get a kilt?
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    Quote Originally Posted by edhewitt View Post
    Hey Carl I just found this photo, I wore those chops for quite a while, if you got some and wore them for a bit you would never have to worry about looking stupid again, I would grow them back in a shot but its too much like hard work explaining them.
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    Oh dear. Tell me those are safety glasses and not your normal glasses...
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    Quote Originally Posted by carlmaloschneider View Post
    Oh dear. Tell me those are safety glasses and not your normal glasses...
    You got something against glasses?
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    Quote Originally Posted by carlmaloschneider View Post
    Oh dear. Tell me those are safety glasses and not your normal glasses...
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    Quote Originally Posted by edhewitt View Post
    You got something against glasses?
    Yeah. I do actually. Stupid things. Why can't we all just have perfect eyes? I'm as blind as a bat, I can't even read that big letter A on the eye chart, I guess I'd be disabled if there was no such thing as glasses. They'd have to sit me in a corner of the wigwam and make me chew the roots from that secret forest plant to make the hallucinogens used in the ceremonies if I lived in an Indian village...Or I could be a shoe shine boy, but not in the Indian village, because shining moccasins is probably counter productive. See, now I've got the threads mixed up. I thought we were talking about boots and polishing and stuff but we're on about hallucinogen guzzling Indians in kilts wearing swords and driving vintage Mercs through France (or Italy)...
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