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  1. #16
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    Mr. Silver, you are stylin'! Maybe you'll set a new trend.

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    Shouldn't the helmet match the tie?

    You look awesome Mr. S, you should be way proud of those legs.
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  3. #18
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    Quote Originally Posted by KnottedYet View Post
    (now to celebrate, how 'bout a Utilikilt? Bet it'd look mighty fine with Brooks Brothers, and with Brooks saddles!)
    I'd thought about a kilt with that too. I tested the idea with my single-breasted jacket (roughly the same color as Mr. Silver's) and both my Army Class A's and Dress Blues. I checked it with both my UK and my Stewart tartan kilt.
    All results were the same. I looked like a guy in a skirt suit. Jackets and kilts really only work together if the jacket is short.

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    Oh that made my morning! I LOVE it Mr. Silver!!!
    And I do agree.... Nice work on the ol legs there!!!
    But I must ask... What did Silver think of the photo shoot?? I'm sure Silver son, being a kid recoiled in horror. Well, I know mine would. Maybe yours is more evolved. But mine thinks that everything I do is embarrasing..

  5. #20
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    WOW..Mr. Silver, very impressive! Congrats on your body transformation.

  6. #21
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    You look so......metropolitan and cool!!

    Do you have a *before* pic?

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    Just so you know, I played the classic instrumental "The Stripper" while I looked at these photos for my amusement.

    You look great, Mista.
    I enjoy it all.

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  8. #23
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    Quote Originally Posted by Running Mommy View Post
    What did Silver think of the photo shoot??
    Has she seen it yet??? Silver, where are you?

    Quote Originally Posted by Meg McKilty View Post
    Just so you know, I played the classic instrumental "The Stripper" while I looked at these photos for my amusement.
    Meg!

    Quote Originally Posted by boy in a kilt View Post
    All results were the same. I looked like a guy in a skirt suit.
    Definately NOT a good thing
    If you don't grow where you're planted, you'll never BLOOM - Will Rogers

  9. #24
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    Yo! I missed this yesterday.

    Very nice!!! Mr. has always had VERY nice legs!!! But they look even better now with the fitness and cycling!!

    On the kilt.....I might as well go ahead and say that I tried to order him a Utilikilt. But, I couldn't find his size. They are very specific about how to size and they don't have his length. So, it's not something that I can get him as a surprise. sorry, Mr.

    Tomorrow is our 21 anniversary. Happy anniversary, Sweetie! Thanks for putting up with me for all these years......I love you!

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  10. #25
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    The kilted one has a few other options.

    1) USAKilts are a little more expensive than a Utilikilt but they look really nice and have a good reputation among kilt geeks. I have my eye on a US Army tartan semi-trad.

    2) Sport Kilt My wife bought me one a few couple of years ago (Stewart Black). I'd suggest adding the sew-down pleats. It's a comfortable kilt, although light enough that I consider it a warm weather kilt. I'd considered the Boulder Kilt, but the pattern is sideways and it would drive me nuts. Sizing is a little easier. It's also relatively inexpensive.

    3) Stillwater kilts makes nice ones too. I would also like the black watch standard. In terms of price, these fall between the sport kilt and the utilikilt.

    A quick note. There is a good portion of the kilted gentry who insist a kilt is worn over the navel. I suppose it's probably true. If I did that, my kilts would come to my mid thigh (which would be half-way to making it a skirt) and my upper body would look 3" tall.

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    Standard kilt lengths would be 6 inches too long for me

    I need an 18 inch drop, not the standard 24".
    If you don't grow where you're planted, you'll never BLOOM - Will Rogers

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr. Silver View Post
    Standard kilt lengths would be 6 inches too long for me

    I need an 18 inch drop, not the standard 24".
    Is there a mini-kilt?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr. Silver View Post
    Standard kilt lengths would be 6 inches too long for me

    I need an 18 inch drop, not the standard 24".
    Surely you know a good tailor, no excuses.
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  14. #29
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr. Silver View Post
    Standard kilt lengths would be 6 inches too long for me

    I need an 18 inch drop, not the standard 24".
    Good god man.

    You might try going with a 20" drop and wearing it a bit higher on your waist. If it's within an inch or two of your knee, you're probably ok.

    Also if you had to get it tailored, I'm guessing a UK would be easier.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Trek420 View Post
    Is there a mini-kilt?
    The question I've been asking all my life: do you have a smaller size?
    If you don't grow where you're planted, you'll never BLOOM - Will Rogers

 

 

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