LOL - that guy started out selling those things at the Fremont Sunday Market -
nary a mile from me house! His place over on Elliot Ave (15th) almost burned
down with the building next to his a couple of months ago. Not many people
have bought in to wearing one of the kilts, but we were all keeping our fingers
crossed that his place would be ok.
my boss is a Scot, actually. I contemplated buying a utilikilt for the sole
purpose of wearing it to his Burn's night party here last weekend. I came to
my senses and decided later that he might take insult. Maybe in different
circles :)
cheers,
isaac
--- Rich Williams <lndrvr1@nwlink.com> wrote:
>
> I can just see the next PCRC newsletter...
>
> A photograph of a bunch of muddy Series trucks and their drivers gathered
> for that post trail run photograph, with the participants dressed in the
> latest Utilikilt designs - oh the humanity!
>
> And for those curious types...
>
> http://www.utilikilt.com
>
> - Rich
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Bryan Hoult" <bhoult@peoplepc.com>
> To: <lro@koan.team.net>
> Sent: Thursday, January 30, 2003 9:39 AM
> Subject: Re: Observation on the Emerald City was [lro] Paging Pete Hope
>
>
> >
> > On Thu, 30 Jan 2003, Peter Ogilvie wrote:
> >
> > > Actually got passed on the Freeway by a red 88 with
> > > surgically altered right rear
> > > side panel. Truck was going 55-60 and having no
> > > problem with the traffic.
> >
> > I've met that guy a few times through PCRC but his name
> > escapes me. He's really the one responsible for getting me
> > into a series truck. My neighbor has one, but he told me
> > I'd never be able to commute 80 miles a day in it. Then, on
> > my way to work in south Seattle (I live NE of Everett) I was
> > passed basicly every morning by the "cut box bomber". He
> > has an overdrive, and has been driving that as his only
> > vehicle for something like 20 years. Sometime after that I
> > picked up my 88 and drove it daily until recently. I'm
> > giving it up so I'll have time to work on my 109. (which
> > will become my daily driver)
> >
> > BTW Peter, you'd be a welcome addition to the area. Mr.
> > Hope is quite an asset in the Seattle series community -
> > although I don't think we've got him into a kilt yet. I
> > can't comment on the weather effectively, as it's the only
> > weather I've ever known. When I travel, I jones for the
> > cool grey dampness after a few days in the sun.
> >
> > Bryan
> >
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