auld land syne happy new year

[jajayatzi]

I find it funny that the person who uploaded this feels so inadequate that he feels he has to put that it's an english song. Quite sad really.

[ROOSTER1067]

@jajayatzi it is a english song ,from the top end of england

[jajayatzi]

@ROOSTER1067 It was written by Rabbie Burns, a scottish poet. Get it right.

[ROOSTER1067]

@jajayatzi scotland ? ,you will be trying to tell me next wiskey is brewed in this scotland place in stead of at the top end of england

[jajayatzi]

@ROOSTER1067 Look you're clearly ashamed of the acheivements made by england. It's fine. Don't be. England has made some good stuff too. 

[ROOSTER1067]

@jajayatzi thanks ,dont i know it (only a friendly bit of banter dont take it to hard)

[jajayatzi]

It's weird hearing them sing 'Old' instead of 'Auld' and 'take' instead of 'tak' :P

[freuter]

Guten Rutsch ins neue Jahr und den Herrn, unserem Vater, sei zur Ehr'

[ROOSTER1067]

happy new year to you too,unless your telling me something else

[NapAndy]

its scottish wat the hell english has nothing to do with it

[ROOSTER1067]

scotland ?is that up north

[derekoct83]

What's the old English tradition?

[samnnelson]

singing auld lang syne at the end of the proms, duh

[11suedehead11]

Why do they always write "auld land syne"??? its "auld lanG syne", man.. I'm german, but even I know a bit bout old english.. no offense :P

[ROOSTER1067]

i checked the spelling on google befour i put it on,but now i have checked it the way you say and i found it that way to,thanks for letting me know.

[youngcrum]

its not old english its old scottish ..the song was written by great scottish poet robbert (rabbie in scottish lol) burns.

[ROOSTER1067]

perhaps i should change it to united kingdom perhaps lol

[11suedehead11]

yeh, sorry, o course scottish :P was a "pars pro toto-" mistake of mine

[ROOSTER1067]

@youngcrum whats scotland ?????? never heard of it,is it something to eat