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davhill said:
It used to fall to me to first foot in the family home, since I had dark hair (grey now) while my brother was a ginger.
Did it for years - no discernible advantage came from it.
How do you know ?Did it for years - no discernible advantage came from it.
Ok, so you didn't win the lottery but then again your house didn't burn down....did it ?
First footing in Scotland, it should be a dark-haired man, carrying coal, whisky and shortbread
Dark haired, as it meant they were unlikely to be a viking, so friendly not a pillager
Whisky, shortbread and coal as something to drink, something to eat and something to warm the home with
Dark haired, as it meant they were unlikely to be a viking, so friendly not a pillager
Whisky, shortbread and coal as something to drink, something to eat and something to warm the home with
feef said:
First footing in Scotland, it should be a dark-haired man, carrying coal, whisky and shortbread
Dark haired, as it meant they were unlikely to be a viking, so friendly not a pillager
Whisky, shortbread and coal as something to drink, something to eat and something to warm the home with
Exactly this. Gets to make the toast too - not the cooking kind, the good health kind. Dark haired, as it meant they were unlikely to be a viking, so friendly not a pillager
Whisky, shortbread and coal as something to drink, something to eat and something to warm the home with
My nan used to kick us out of the house before midnight too. And both me and my dad are / were blonde. Still head up to some friends on Hogmanay after the bells with whisky, shortbread and our own supply of booze though.
awooga said:
feef said:
First footing in Scotland, it should be a dark-haired man, carrying coal, whisky and shortbread
Dark haired, as it meant they were unlikely to be a viking, so friendly not a pillager
Whisky, shortbread and coal as something to drink, something to eat and something to warm the home with
Exactly this. Gets to make the toast too - not the cooking kind, the good health kind. Dark haired, as it meant they were unlikely to be a viking, so friendly not a pillager
Whisky, shortbread and coal as something to drink, something to eat and something to warm the home with
My nan used to kick us out of the house before midnight too. And both me and my dad are / were blonde. Still head up to some friends on Hogmanay after the bells with whisky, shortbread and our own supply of booze though.
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