Hogmanay?

Anyone got any plans?

A Party perhaps in a different region of the country maybe?

The last few years I've not even bothered staying up for the bells, it's just not what it used to be. Used to love going round everyone's houses but that hasn't happened for donkeys years, people too wary of one another alas.

 

Sacrificing a haggis to The Great and Glorious Nicola

 

With or without a mask on?

Well, what's good for the goose........................

 

We've yet to decide whether we will be sitting or standing, so it's too early to say really

 

It's a veritable conundrum of gargantuan proportions.

 

Forsooth

 

Ah, how culturally diverse to continue with a couple of celebrations left over from invaders.

Haggis is something the Romans brought to Scotland.

Hogmanay is French in origin.

 

We should have a thread dedicated to posters favourite words that aren't used often enough in everyday language.

 

Doesn't really matter from whence said celebration emanates, it's just an excuse to get hammered.

 

Very true, and wearing the kilt that was brought over by Irish invaders, and in the tartan the Victorian English invented.

 

I've never worn a man skirt and never shall.

Strictly for ****ters and twats.

 

You just can't get one to match your Tam O'Shanter.

 

Agreed

 

The word, maybe, but it's literally just New Year's Eve... a similar word was once used as far south as Yorkshire to describe that day's celebrations, and I can assure you that I am no Frenchman

 

Ca ne fait rien.

 

^^^^ ******ed in multiple languages

 

I have 10 rockets to launch at midnight, just to piss off my remain voting near neighbour

 

I'll alert the fire brigade, seeing as you are almost certain to set fire to your own house.

 

brilliant

 

Absolutely fk all