Bobbie Burns Night: "A Man's a Man for Aa That

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The discussion revolves around celebrating Robert Burns Night, with participants sharing their thoughts on Scottish culture, particularly whisky and haggis. The conversation includes an appreciation for Burns' poetry, notably "Auld Lang Syne," and the significance of his work. Participants express their preferences for various types of whisky, highlighting favorites like Bowmore, Laphroaig, and Glenmorangie, while discussing the availability of different brands in the U.S. versus the U.K. There are humorous exchanges about the challenges of enjoying haggis and whisky, with some sharing personal anecdotes related to their drinking experiences. The thread also touches on the complexities of whisky tasting and the cultural nuances of drinking customs in different countries, including a light-hearted debate about the mythical aspects of haggis. Overall, the discussion reflects a blend of humor, cultural appreciation, and camaraderie among whisky enthusiasts.
  • #31
tribdog said:
that was funny, you must have slept

yeah, right through class, and an hour of my alarm clock ringing, unfortunately. I was surprised no one came by banging on my door, cause that thing is LOUD.
 
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Moonbear said:
I guess only in the Highlands could they create such confusion about whether they're going out to catch a woman or a sheep, and it doesn't faze anyone. :rolleyes:

You've never visited Wales have you?

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