| Is anyone out there Scottish?
Posted: 8/25/2008 6:32:52 PM | The young lady was hesitant to ask, but she just had to.
Pardon me sir, Do you mind if I ask a rather personal question?
Aye! lass go right ahead and ask.
Well, can you tell me what's worn under your kilts?
Aye! nothing lass, everthing as good as it ever was. | |
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| Is anyone out there Scottish?
Posted: 8/25/2008 6:37:23 PM |
The young lady was hesitant to ask, but she just had to.
Pardon me sir, Do you mind if I ask a rather personal question?
Aye! lass go right ahead and ask.
Well, can you tell me what's worn under your kilts?
Aye! nothing lass, everthing as good as it ever was.
Ahem...* cough, cough *.....Pardon? It ever we needed a "short arm inspection"
...maeflowers | |
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| Is anyone out there Scottish?
Posted: 8/25/2008 8:05:38 PM | I'm Scottish, Irish and Welsh, so I guess you could say I'm thrice cursed!
Proud of my ancestery, my clan heritage and my kilts.
See my profile for anoterh good Scotish lad in a kilt. | |
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| Is anyone out there Scottish?
Posted: 8/25/2008 8:08:03 PM | | I am a descendant of Rob Roy MacGregor. But kilts aren't my bag. I have one pair of Arizona jeans in a drawer full of Levi's. That's about as wild as it gets. | |
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| Is anyone out there Scottish?
Posted: 8/25/2008 8:45:34 PM |
I am a descendant of Rob Roy MacGregor
...And I am a direct descendant of Sir William Wallace....how do you do? ....been kissing the Blarney Stone have you?
...maeflowers | |
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| Is anyone out there Scottish?
Posted: 8/25/2008 10:30:40 PM |
Isn't that what those damn Irish do?
...Well colour me embarrassed......what can I say, I was fantasizing about "men in kilts"
...maeflowers | |
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| Is anyone out there Scottish?
Posted: 8/26/2008 2:05:01 PM | hahaha.
All southern gentlemen of breeding can trace their bloodlines back to Bonny Prince Charlie.
Although one of my ancestors, an Earl, was immortalized in poem by Robert Burns, my family were almost certainly Ulster Scots, aka Scots-Irish, later to become Americas "hillbillies" and finally evolving into that magnificent subculture, the redneck. We do have a plaid, but I have never worn a kilt or played a bagpipe. If you believe you might be Scots-Irish a fantastic book I just finished is entitled "Born Fighting" written by James Webb. It's a little biased, but a great history of the Ulster project and the migration to Appalachia of these people. | |
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| Is anyone out there Scottish?
Posted: 8/26/2008 4:47:58 PM | | Yes, I am from Montrose Scotland originally, my mother was born and raised there and my family all the way back. I was only 2 when we came to America but was raised in Texas. My mother and I went back home for 9 years then returned to America back in 1997. She sadly passed away Dec.07 . Her and I planned to returnand live, however I will carry on that dream and will return in future sometime and I will take her ashes to her favorite places. My town is on the North Sea coast and very beautiful. I worked in Aberdeen Scotland when I was living there. I used to send the people offshore etc. | |
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| Is anyone out there Scottish?
Posted: 10/12/2009 11:22:43 AM | | there are some stupid replys on here true scots dont wear anything under there kilts.the tradiotanl kilt can be worn in many differaint ways as it was an 8 yard long tartan cloth.held aound the waste with two belts.worn like a kilt or a top held together with a kilt pin with a hood for bad weather and it was your sleeping bag as well.you can wear it in such a way that you have pouches thats why there was no sporran at first.then the army refined the kilt to what you see today worn only around the waste with no pouches hence the invention off the sporran. | |
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| Is anyone out there Scottish?
Posted: 10/13/2009 7:02:24 PM | | I was born a Crawford ... have seen photos of cousins wearing "our" plaid their kilts ... the plaid is bold red and bold green ... fairly ugly! but ... tradition is tradition! | |
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| Is anyone out there Scottish?
Posted: 10/13/2009 9:55:36 PM | | For your typical American mutt, I have a fair amount of Scots heritage...Kirkpatrick, Mack, Patterson, Robertson, Proffitt (may have been Proudfoot originally), and more. I've no idea what if any tartan I'd be entitled to wear, but I do know that I'd wear nothing under the kilt. There's a reason they called him Braveheart, ya know (it gets chilly in a Scots winter!) | |
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| Is anyone out there Scottish?
Posted: 10/14/2009 11:43:26 AM | I have a pic of an honour guard
and the wind blew just a little too much
... no they dont wear underwear
PS it was a pic from the back | |
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