John Bunch wrote:
About four years ago we spent a fantastic New Years in
Inverness and attended the tradtional Hogmany
celebration there. The highlight was a procession out
to the torch lit football field where the entire
community sang Auld lang sign.
Syne.
Since then I have come
Nigel wrote:
here is a toast which has become traditional in Scotland:
Here's tae us wha's like us!, meaning Here's to those that are like
us!. Unfortunately it has become distorted into an arrogant Here's
tae us! Wha's like us? meaning who on this earth is as magnificant as
we Scots?, usually
David Kilpatrick wrote:
Nigel wrote:
here is a toast which has become traditional in Scotland:
Here's tae us wha's like us!, meaning Here's to those that are
like us!. Unfortunately it has become distorted into an arrogant
Here's tae us! Wha's like us?...
Jack will probably jump in on
