Fort Edinburgh.

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I went down to Leith today to buy some mozzie repellent and ended up buying an army issue kevlar squaddie helmet. I love it. The looks of shock and confusion on peoples faces when they saw me walking towards them wearing my Terrorist T-shirt, a desert camouflage kevlar helmet and aviator sunglasses were priceless.

My friend Steff could hardly keep a straight face watching almost everyone on Princes' Street do double takes that were strong enough to break their necks. I took it all in my stride. I'm used to being looked at like I'm nuts. I have been getting those looks for years now.

What do you think of my newest hat to add to my collection?

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