Susanna Watch

[albaqwerty]

Oh lawdy, JJ avert your eyes.

She does not have a friendly hairdresser unless she was going for the 'I've had a night of passion and am bragging about it' look

[joggerjayne]

It was a Ball, so we all had the haggis, etc.

[Slapshot]

Sorry...she was a wee bit late getting away after our night of passion....I wish...she looked lovely!

Hope you enjoyed the Ball JJ, still not sure about anyone wearing a Campbell tartan...

[joggerjayne]

Well, here was the thing with the tartan.

My name has no Scottish element, so I couldn't find a link to any tartan.

The first time I bought a kilt (as a grown up) was for a Burns Night, so ... I thought, maybe a Burns tartan?

I discovered that Burns does not have a tartan.

But ... (I hope I've got this right) ... the Burnses had a clan allegiance (yes??) to the Campells of Argyle. So the nearest tartan to what I was looking for was a Campbell of Argyle ... which is quite a nice tartan.

But I remember reading that the Campbells were some sort of enemies of some other clan, or something of the sort, and there were some towns where the Campbells are not welcome.

[DTCwordfan]

Such as on the Isle of Man, Jayne....

Quite a few years ago, a local Manner murdered a tourist by the name of Campbell.

The lawyer found that the Manx Parliament (The Tynwald - 2nd oldest in the World) had not repealed the law that permitted the murder of anybody called Campbell coming to the Island. They used to visit for R&R (Rape and Robbery).

Anyway, on this technicality he was set free - I wonder if this is the origin of Scot Free (don't know that one.....)

[joggerjayne]

Note to self: do not take kilt or sash if ever visit Isle of Man.