Yes, but they are used to annoy Turks, Austrians and Russians, which are all fundamentally different species of Englishman.The Bulgarians, Serbs, Estonians, Greeks, Irish et al. also have their own bagpipes and only the very last of those groups has a vested interest in annoying the English.
I was to the one in Canada about 10 years.
That came out garbled.
Leave them where they are?I don't like moving apartments.
You might not believe this, but some people actually like the sound, rather than its effects onYes, but they are used to annoy Turks, Austrians and Russians, which are all fundamentally different species of Englishman.
Why is it so unthinkable to spend ten years in Canada?Blame it being the end of a long day.
I actually chuckled...Leave them where they are?
I lose more faith in humanity everyday. Why do I still have any?
Why is it so unthinkable to spend ten years in Canada?
If I ever have to flee the US, Halifax is my destination of choice.
You might not believe this, but some people actually like the sound, rather than its effects onthe enemyforeigners.
Why is it so unthinkable to spend ten years in Canada?
If I were to head for Canada, my destination of choice would be Vancouver, which I believe is the warmest [i.e. least cold] city in Canada.
Simply put... because videogames. Any species that could create something so wonderful can't possibly be all bad.I lose more faith in humanity everyday. Why do I still have any?
If I ever have to flee the US, Halifax is my destination of choice.
It will remain forever shrouded in mystery, I think.A billion years ago, I read in Ripley's Believe it or Not that bagpipes were invented in Egypt and taken to Britain by the Roman legions.
As a guest, right?If I ever have to flee the US, I'm heading to Iraq. Assuming some of my old sources are still alive, I was close enough with them that they'd take me in.
If I ever have to flee the US, I'm headed to Puerto Rico.If I ever have to flee the US, I'm heading to Iraq.