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VOTE: Kilts
February 7, 2011
8:35 pm
Craig Morris
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Simple question: kilts on the wedding day: aye or nae?

February 8, 2011
9:05 am
Tim Evans

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Aye if you're Scottish, Irish or (maybe) Welsh; nae if you're no.  Otherwise, you're just an Englishman in a snazzy skirt, ya ken?

 

A quick google turns up the fact there is an Evans tartan I could wear, so I eagerly await further views on this hot topic.  There's not much Welsh about me apart from the surname, so I fear I'd be more of an Englishman in a snazzy skirt.  And that's what the stag do is for surely.

February 8, 2011
9:26 am
Craig Morris
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I'm Welsh born and bred, but my parents are Lancastrian and of Irish and Italian descent.

As far back as I can remember all I ever wanted was to be a gangster in a kilt…

Actually my brother was quite keen that we wear kilts to his wedding, but we decided against it.

A "Naaeeeee, laddie" from me then.

February 8, 2011
9:34 am
Craig Morris
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Those in favour, say "aye"

  

February 8, 2011
9:37 am
Craig Morris
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Those against say "I'll bash you, an' your da' "

  

February 8, 2011
10:26 am
Andrew Shanahan
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The Celtic distinction is important but what about people like me – I'm a Shanahan, could trace my family back to Ireland, but I'm about as Irish as a normal rate of inflation. The poseurs would do it but I cannae.

February 10, 2011
9:14 pm
Craig Morris
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Not sure what nationality Gillian Anderson is,but she was in The Last king Of Scotland

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