On 26 January 2011 01:20, Calvin Waterbury wrote:
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> Also, I am equally lost about "haggis (with neeps and tatties, natch)," but
> I can dig that up myself (I hope?).
>
Calvin - please don't. They are bad enough alive.
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Tuesday, January 25, 2011, 5:20:10 PM, you wrote:
> Hi Mark,
> I am not familiar with "Burn's Night." I could do a search on the web
> for information, but I like the personal touch. :)
> Could you provide a brief explanation or at least a link to what *you*
> are referencing?
> Also,
On 01/26/2011 03:13 AM, Mark Wieder wrote:
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What are you doing to celebrate Burns Night? I made a vegetarian
haggis (with neeps and tatties, natch) and will be reciting "To a
Haggis" at a dinner this evening.
Nothing! While Burns' poetry was, on the whole, not
unduly bad; his politics wer
Here's a snippet from my friend in Scotland that might balance out the terrible
thought of vegetarian haggis!
"Whilst I’m here I’d like say ‘Happy Rabbie Burns Day’. Every hospital in every
country of the World has a Burns unit thanks to our National bard…
Unlike our US counterparts, us Scots ar
Hi Mark,
I am not familiar with "Burn's Night." I could do a search on the web
for information, but I like the personal touch. :)
Could you provide a brief explanation or at least a link to what *you*
are referencing?
Also, I am equally lost about "haggis (with neeps and tatties, natch),"
