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  1. "Once you can accept the universe as being something expanding into an infinite nothing which is something, wearing stripes with plaid is easy." - Albert Einstein

    Happy Tartan Day to everyone, even you, Albert.

    #TartanDay #Tartan #Scotland #DeclarationOfArbroath #AlbertEinstein

  2. "Once you can accept the universe as being something expanding into an infinite nothing which is something, wearing stripes with plaid is easy." - Albert Einstein

    Happy Tartan Day to everyone, even you, Albert.

    #TartanDay #Tartan #Scotland #DeclarationOfArbroath #AlbertEinstein

  3. "Once you can accept the universe as being something expanding into an infinite nothing which is something, wearing stripes with plaid is easy." - Albert Einstein

    Happy Tartan Day to everyone, even you, Albert.

    #TartanDay #Tartan #Scotland #DeclarationOfArbroath #AlbertEinstein

  4. "Once you can accept the universe as being something expanding into an infinite nothing which is something, wearing stripes with plaid is easy." - Albert Einstein

    Happy Tartan Day to everyone, even you, Albert.

    #TartanDay #Tartan #Scotland #DeclarationOfArbroath #AlbertEinstein

  5. "Once you can accept the universe as being something expanding into an infinite nothing which is something, wearing stripes with plaid is easy." - Albert Einstein

    Happy Tartan Day to everyone, even you, Albert.

    #TartanDay #Tartan #Scotland #DeclarationOfArbroath #AlbertEinstein

  6. April 6 is Tartan Day, so of course I have to do something to Ceilidh. I made a lasciviously relevant drawing a few years back, with several clothing variants, but now I've put it all into one big image pack for download. 🔞 Adult-only content!

    It's available on itch.io as pay-what-you-want, so go grab it for free, or else toss some support my way!

    👉 jsstaedtler.itch.io/image-pack

    #TartanDay #tartan #LewdArt #NSFWArt #JSSLewd #JSSCeilidh

  7. April 6 is Tartan Day, so of course I have to do something to Ceilidh. I made a lasciviously relevant drawing a few years back, with several clothing variants, but now I've put it all into one big image pack for download. 🔞 Adult-only content!

    It's available on itch.io as pay-what-you-want, so go grab it for free, or else toss some support my way!

    👉 jsstaedtler.itch.io/image-pack

    #TartanDay #tartan #LewdArt #NSFWArt #JSSLewd #JSSCeilidh

  8. April 6 is Tartan Day, so of course I have to do something to Ceilidh. I made a lasciviously relevant drawing a few years back, with several clothing variants, but now I've put it all into one big image pack for download. 🔞 Adult-only content!

    It's available on itch.io as pay-what-you-want, so go grab it for free, or else toss some support my way!

    👉 jsstaedtler.itch.io/image-pack

    #TartanDay #tartan #LewdArt #NSFWArt #JSSLewd #JSSCeilidh

  9. April 6 is Tartan Day, so of course I have to do something to Ceilidh. I made a lasciviously relevant drawing a few years back, with several clothing variants, but now I've put it all into one big image pack for download. 🔞 Adult-only content!

    It's available on itch.io as pay-what-you-want, so go grab it for free, or else toss some support my way!

    👉 jsstaedtler.itch.io/image-pack

    #TartanDay #tartan #LewdArt #NSFWArt #JSSLewd #JSSCeilidh

  10. “As a patterned textile, [tartan] features straight lines, right angles, bright colours, and no ambiguity; as a symbol, its lines become fuzzy, its angles circular, its colours muddied, and its meaning polysemic.”

    —Ellen R. Beard, “When Tartan Was Not Fake: The Disclothing Act in Gaelic Song”

    4/4

    thebottleimp.org.uk/2022/06/wh

    #Scottish #literature #culture #history #tartan #TartanDay #Gaelic #Gaidhlig #song #folksong

  11. “As a patterned textile, [tartan] features straight lines, right angles, bright colours, and no ambiguity; as a symbol, its lines become fuzzy, its angles circular, its colours muddied, and its meaning polysemic.”

    —Ellen R. Beard, “When Tartan Was Not Fake: The Disclothing Act in Gaelic Song”

    4/4

    thebottleimp.org.uk/2022/06/wh

    #Scottish #literature #culture #history #tartan #TartanDay #Gaelic #Gaidhlig #song #folksong

  12. “As a patterned textile, [tartan] features straight lines, right angles, bright colours, and no ambiguity; as a symbol, its lines become fuzzy, its angles circular, its colours muddied, and its meaning polysemic.”

    —Ellen R. Beard, “When Tartan Was Not Fake: The Disclothing Act in Gaelic Song”

    4/4

    thebottleimp.org.uk/2022/06/wh

    #Scottish #literature #culture #history #tartan #TartanDay #Gaelic #Gaidhlig #song #folksong

  13. “As a patterned textile, [tartan] features straight lines, right angles, bright colours, and no ambiguity; as a symbol, its lines become fuzzy, its angles circular, its colours muddied, and its meaning polysemic.”

    —Ellen R. Beard, “When Tartan Was Not Fake: The Disclothing Act in Gaelic Song”

    4/4

    thebottleimp.org.uk/2022/06/wh

    #Scottish #literature #culture #history #tartan #TartanDay #Gaelic #Gaidhlig #song #folksong

  14. “As a patterned textile, [tartan] features straight lines, right angles, bright colours, and no ambiguity; as a symbol, its lines become fuzzy, its angles circular, its colours muddied, and its meaning polysemic.”

    —Ellen R. Beard, “When Tartan Was Not Fake: The Disclothing Act in Gaelic Song”

    4/4

    thebottleimp.org.uk/2022/06/wh

    #Scottish #literature #culture #history #tartan #TartanDay #Gaelic #Gaidhlig #song #folksong

  15. “It has been calculated that the area of tartan cloth made each year is sufficient to cover Edinburgh’s Royal Mile to a depth of six hundred feet, an event which you could be forgiven for thinking has already happened”

    —“Tartan Nation: ethnicity & Scotland”

    3/4

    thebottleimp.org.uk/2011/11/ed

    #Scottish #literature #culture #history #tartan #TartanDay #ethnicity

  16. “It has been calculated that the area of tartan cloth made each year is sufficient to cover Edinburgh’s Royal Mile to a depth of six hundred feet, an event which you could be forgiven for thinking has already happened”

    —“Tartan Nation: ethnicity & Scotland”

    3/4

    thebottleimp.org.uk/2011/11/ed

    #Scottish #literature #culture #history #tartan #TartanDay #ethnicity

  17. “It has been calculated that the area of tartan cloth made each year is sufficient to cover Edinburgh’s Royal Mile to a depth of six hundred feet, an event which you could be forgiven for thinking has already happened”

    —“Tartan Nation: ethnicity & Scotland”

    3/4

    thebottleimp.org.uk/2011/11/ed

    #Scottish #literature #culture #history #tartan #TartanDay #ethnicity

  18. “It has been calculated that the area of tartan cloth made each year is sufficient to cover Edinburgh’s Royal Mile to a depth of six hundred feet, an event which you could be forgiven for thinking has already happened”

    —“Tartan Nation: ethnicity & Scotland”

    3/4

    thebottleimp.org.uk/2011/11/ed

    #Scottish #literature #culture #history #tartan #TartanDay #ethnicity

  19. “It has been calculated that the area of tartan cloth made each year is sufficient to cover Edinburgh’s Royal Mile to a depth of six hundred feet, an event which you could be forgiven for thinking has already happened”

    —“Tartan Nation: ethnicity & Scotland”

    3/4

    thebottleimp.org.uk/2011/11/ed

    #Scottish #literature #culture #history #tartan #TartanDay #ethnicity

  20. “Admiration for Scottish thought did not, for many Americans, extend to admiring, or even liking, the Scots in their midst. Jefferson included a condemnation of ‘Scotch and other foreign mercenaries’ in an early draft of the Declaration of Independence”

    —Prof Susan Manning, “Scotland and America”

    2/4

    thebottleimp.org.uk/2007/05/sc

    #Scottish #literature #culture #history #tartan #TartanDay

  21. “Admiration for Scottish thought did not, for many Americans, extend to admiring, or even liking, the Scots in their midst. Jefferson included a condemnation of ‘Scotch and other foreign mercenaries’ in an early draft of the Declaration of Independence”

    —Prof Susan Manning, “Scotland and America”

    2/4

    thebottleimp.org.uk/2007/05/sc

    #Scottish #literature #culture #history #tartan #TartanDay

  22. “Admiration for Scottish thought did not, for many Americans, extend to admiring, or even liking, the Scots in their midst. Jefferson included a condemnation of ‘Scotch and other foreign mercenaries’ in an early draft of the Declaration of Independence”

    —Prof Susan Manning, “Scotland and America”

    2/4

    thebottleimp.org.uk/2007/05/sc

    #Scottish #literature #culture #history #tartan #TartanDay

  23. “Admiration for Scottish thought did not, for many Americans, extend to admiring, or even liking, the Scots in their midst. Jefferson included a condemnation of ‘Scotch and other foreign mercenaries’ in an early draft of the Declaration of Independence”

    —Prof Susan Manning, “Scotland and America”

    2/4

    thebottleimp.org.uk/2007/05/sc

    #Scottish #literature #culture #history #tartan #TartanDay

  24. “Admiration for Scottish thought did not, for many Americans, extend to admiring, or even liking, the Scots in their midst. Jefferson included a condemnation of ‘Scotch and other foreign mercenaries’ in an early draft of the Declaration of Independence”

    —Prof Susan Manning, “Scotland and America”

    2/4

    thebottleimp.org.uk/2007/05/sc

    #Scottish #literature #culture #history #tartan #TartanDay

  25. Today, 6 April, is Tartan Day – a principally North American day of celebration of Scottish heritage, although it’s also marked, unofficially, in Argentina. 6 April was chosen as it’s the date of the signing of the Declaration of Arbroath in 1320.

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    #Scottish #literature #culture #history #tartan #TartanDay

  26. Today, 6 April, is Tartan Day – a principally North American day of celebration of Scottish heritage, although it’s also marked, unofficially, in Argentina. 6 April was chosen as it’s the date of the signing of the Declaration of Arbroath in 1320.

    1/4

    #Scottish #literature #culture #history #tartan #TartanDay

  27. Today, 6 April, is Tartan Day – a principally North American day of celebration of Scottish heritage, although it’s also marked, unofficially, in Argentina. 6 April was chosen as it’s the date of the signing of the Declaration of Arbroath in 1320.

    1/4

    #Scottish #literature #culture #history #tartan #TartanDay

  28. Today, 6 April, is Tartan Day – a principally North American day of celebration of Scottish heritage, although it’s also marked, unofficially, in Argentina. 6 April was chosen as it’s the date of the signing of the Declaration of Arbroath in 1320.

    1/4

    #Scottish #literature #culture #history #tartan #TartanDay

  29. Today, 6 April, is Tartan Day – a principally North American day of celebration of Scottish heritage, although it’s also marked, unofficially, in Argentina. 6 April was chosen as it’s the date of the signing of the Declaration of Arbroath in 1320.

    1/4

    #Scottish #literature #culture #history #tartan #TartanDay

  30. 6. Apr: Männer in Röcken? Solange Karos drauf sind - wieso nicht!? Heute ist #Tartan Day! kleiner-kalender.de/107347 #TartanDay

  31. 6. Apr: Männer in Röcken? Solange Karos drauf sind - wieso nicht!? Heute ist #Tartan Day! kleiner-kalender.de/107347 #TartanDay

  32. 6. Apr: Männer in Röcken? Solange Karos drauf sind - wieso nicht!? Heute ist #Tartan Day! kleiner-kalender.de/107347 #TartanDay

  33. 6. Apr: Männer in Röcken? Solange Karos drauf sind - wieso nicht!? Heute ist #Tartan Day! kleiner-kalender.de/107347 #TartanDay

  34. 6. Apr: Männer in Röcken? Solange Karos drauf sind - wieso nicht!? Heute ist #Tartan Day! kleiner-kalender.de/107347 #TartanDay

  35. “As a patterned textile, [tartan] features straight lines, right angles, bright colours, and no ambiguity; as a symbol, its lines become fuzzy, its angles circular, its colours muddied, and its meaning polysemic.”

    —Ellen R. Beard, “When Tartan Was Not Fake: The Disclothing Act in Gaelic Song”

    4/4

    thebottleimp.org.uk/2022/06/wh

    #Scottish #literature #culture #history #18thcentury #tartan #TartanDay #Gaelic #Gaidhlig #song #Jacobites

  36. “As a patterned textile, [tartan] features straight lines, right angles, bright colours, and no ambiguity; as a symbol, its lines become fuzzy, its angles circular, its colours muddied, and its meaning polysemic.”

    —Ellen R. Beard, “When Tartan Was Not Fake: The Disclothing Act in Gaelic Song”

    4/4

    thebottleimp.org.uk/2022/06/wh

    #Scottish #literature #culture #history #18thcentury #tartan #TartanDay #Gaelic #Gaidhlig #song #Jacobites

  37. “As a patterned textile, [tartan] features straight lines, right angles, bright colours, and no ambiguity; as a symbol, its lines become fuzzy, its angles circular, its colours muddied, and its meaning polysemic.”

    —Ellen R. Beard, “When Tartan Was Not Fake: The Disclothing Act in Gaelic Song”

    4/4

    thebottleimp.org.uk/2022/06/wh

    #Scottish #literature #culture #history #18thcentury #tartan #TartanDay #Gaelic #Gaidhlig #song #Jacobites

  38. “As a patterned textile, [tartan] features straight lines, right angles, bright colours, and no ambiguity; as a symbol, its lines become fuzzy, its angles circular, its colours muddied, and its meaning polysemic.”

    —Ellen R. Beard, “When Tartan Was Not Fake: The Disclothing Act in Gaelic Song”

    4/4

    thebottleimp.org.uk/2022/06/wh

    #Scottish #literature #culture #history #18thcentury #tartan #TartanDay #Gaelic #Gaidhlig #song #Jacobites