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Jared J. King
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- Vancouver, WA
- United States
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Ian Wilson replied to Jared J. King's discussion Best places to buy kilts in the group The Kilted Ones
Geoff Nicholson replied to Jared J. King's discussion Best places to buy kilts in the group The Kilted Ones"I have no personal experience with these folks, but a kilt-wearing acquainteance swears by Stillwater Kilts. They have numerous plaids and their non-wool fabrics come in under $100 for most patterns.
http://stillwaterkilts.com/kilts.html"
Fred S Davenport, Jr replied to Jared J. King's discussion Best places to buy kilts in the group The Kilted Ones"Try Highland Kilt. Good prices and quality kilts. http://www.highlandkilt.com/index.html"
Charles Matulewicz replied to Jared J. King's discussion Best places to buy kilts in the group The Kilted Ones"I would go back to sport kilt for the casual wear kilt and take the savings for great kilt.. I think that it is going to be pricey.
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Jared J. King added a discussion to the group The Kilted Ones
Best places to buy kilts
Greetings gentlemen,I currently have one kilt, a St. Patrick's tartan from Sport Kilt. I like it. It's well made, a comfortable fit, and this thing repels stains like you wouldn't believe. It's a perfect everyday kilt.However, I'm looking to get 2 more kilts. I'm going to get a great kilt and another causal wear kilt. For the great kilt, I know it's limiting, but I'm looking to spend $150 or less. I've seen a couple of places online that do it in tartan fabric made from polyviscose (which my…See More
Jared J. King commented on Dan Whaley's group The Kilted Ones"Charles: that's the tartan I wear in honor of three successive generations of Irish women who married into my Scottish family. The McCaw clan has no official tartan, and I won't wear another's last name. I'm getting a great kilt…"
Jared J. King replied to Beowulf87's discussion Not looking for pickup lines, but...."Thank you. You never really know, and that has led to some of the most rewarding and surprising experiences of my life."
Jared J. King replied to Beowulf87's discussion Not looking for pickup lines, but...."It was kind of tongue in cheek, but sincere. I mean, if you're a flaming anything, you stand out as a representative of that group. It'd be a shame to make Jesus look like the kind of dude who tolerates cheap jerks hanging around…"
Jared J. King commented on Dan Whaley's group The Kilted Ones"Charles, is that the St. Patrick tartan?Brian, do tell. We all envy you. I'd emigrate to Scotland if I could make it happen. And, Middle Eastern men tend to wear more open, one-piece style garments, not wholly unlike a kilt if the shirt were…"
Jared J. King replied to Beowulf87's discussion Not looking for pickup lines, but...."Dude...if I could write a letter to my 20 year old self, it'd go a bit like this:Dear 20 year old me,
First, yes, you do get married and have sex. It's awesome! Really, it's better than you even thought it could be.
Second, if you see…"
Jared J. King replied to Jesse Sherfey-Hinds's discussion Whatcha got under there, handsome? in the group The Kilted Ones"I always say, "I have a grabby toddler at home. What would you wear?""
Jared J. King commented on Dan Whaley's group The Kilted Ones"Ray, good luck with Alabama. I couldn't do it, man. I wish you the best, there."
Jared J. King commented on Dan Whaley's group The Kilted Ones"I understand the apprehension. The looks and comments from the slack-jawed banjo pluckers about "the guy in the skirt" can get to you. I got that just Saturday. I'm rarely out of my kilt, anymore. It still gets to me (especially when…"
Daniel G. replied to Jared J. King's discussion Irish Music in the group Ireland and the Irish Diaspora"Dropkick Murphys!"
Jared J. King replied to Ian Wilson's discussion Scottish Independence -- again in the group Scotland the Brave"As a son of the Scottish diaspora with clan roots reaching back to the 7th century, there's little I'd love more than the ideal notion of a free Scotland.
However, I also wonder if it will be the right move. I don't know if tax…"
Jared J. King commented on John M. Dolph's group Bluecollar Manliness"I'm doing well, but I'm a welder/fabricator with TIG detail skills, so I'm never without work. Anybody want a guaranteed job? Go into welding. The field is seriously thin of skilled workers. My starting salary was higher than what I…"
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- Interests
- Irish History, Reading, Brewing, Becoming more manly
- Books
- Lots of them
- Movies
- Hunt for the Red October
- Music
- Irish Traditional, Third Wave Ska, Classical, Alternative, Heavy Metal, pretty much anything but rap, pop, or new country
Comment Wall (6 comments)
- At 7:27pm on June 23, 2010,
Anthony Giannotti said… - Thanks for the critique. My shop is in Sacramento Ca but there is a great shop in Vancouver called Moe's Barbershop. I used to sell pomade to them years ago if go in and run into the owner tell them the Madcats Pomade guy sent you in :)
- At 5:35pm on May 11, 2010,
John M. Dolph said… - Welcome to AOM Futurists.
- At 10:19am on February 15, 2010, John M. Dolph said…
- Welcome to Blue-collar Manliness
- At 5:17pm on January 21, 2010, Don Davis said…
- Happy Birthday Jared!
- At 8:39am on January 21, 2010,
thehuhman said… - Happy Birthday, Jared!
- At 1:06am on January 21, 2010,
Brett McKay said… - Here's wishing you a very happy and manly birthday, Jared!
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Rebekah replied to Steve's discussion Why do people hate freemasons?"They let Jews in, and the friend of your enemy is your enemy
The Pope had some not-nice things to say about them, so people following him won't like them
They don't let in women
Their architecture doesn't live up to their…"
Rebekah replied to Colin G's discussion Start to early investments - 401k, Roth IRA, Mutual Fund"Emergency money, usually 3-9 months worth of living expenses, shouldn't be in an account that charges a fee to put cash in your hand, or that will mean taxes if you do that. There are penalty-free CDs (certificates of deposit) for this. Last I…"
Nathanael replied to Matthew L Weiss's discussion Umbrellas ok?"Generally there's nothing wrong with umbrellas. In the Pacific Northwest, where there's a steady drizzle for half of the year, you might catch a little flack from people who are used to shrugging off light rain, but other than that I…"
Colin G posted a discussionStart to early investments - 401k, Roth IRA, Mutual Fund
Hey guys,I have a few questions on investing and hopefully you can answer them. I am starting my first job and have just recently graduated from college. I am debt free, own a car (reliable) and making a salary of $65,000.Besides fully contributing into my companies 401k (7%) and getting it matched I would like to start a Roth IRA and possibly invest some into a mutual fund. I plan to basically use the mutual fund as my "emergency money" and let it sit only unless I need to get the money for…See More
Nathan DeParis replied to Nathan DeParis's discussion Women: The Infallible Baromoter"Instead of say I should have said think, but it was meant to convey stopping at what's is on the outside instead of wondering what makes up the person."
Liam replied to Steve's discussion Hair styles for men with fine hair"There may be, if not just walk into a hairdressers and present them with your issue... I am sure they will be happy to give you advice "
Richard replied to Matthew L Weiss's discussion How do you reel her in?"Matthew,
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