Poor Chuck....Just look at what your little question produced. I guess you could compare it to a "person from the United Kingdom" asking if they should wear cowboy boots, cowboy hat and don't forget the gun and holster, when they visit Texas. Oh, and you better take horseback riding lessons, they don't have cars there. And bring enough money to hire an Indian guide because you'll need him to help find your way in a state as large as Texas (About twice the size of the U.K.). And make sure you practice talking real slow and saying this "Yall come back now, YaHear".

For RAB: I'll be sure and take your advice when I travel to Scotland next year and I hope you'll do the same and take mine if you're ever in Texas. Though I expect the Texans you encounter would be alot less sensitive then you seem to be. They like a good "knee slappin" laugh.

Oh, one more thing. Don't try irony... <BR> <BR>it's obviously not your natural language