Scotland depraved

[oldsoldier]

Well, I wasnt sure where to post this and, as i is a parody of the song, I figured I put it here
These guys are a comedy team out of Canada. I was crusing around youtube today checking out piping vids, and came across these. These guys are hilarious!!!
I'm gonna say that this is probably PG-13. There are innuendos, but, small kids simply wont (hopefully) get them. There are children in the crowd, and, it was as what appears to be a family friendly event, a en-faire, so I figured it was safe to post here. Anyway, without further ado, I give you Scotland Depraved
Please, this is meant as lighthearted fun, if anyone is offended, I do apologize.

[morrison]

Totally entertaining!
Would love to have had more of the Lassies. And perhaps a sing along verse, ha ha ha

[Nick]

This is kinda weird. Earlier this week I was thinking about the Welshman in Shakespeare's "Henry V", who says "p" instead of "b", among other things. And I had heard a couple pipe bands right before so I had Scotland the Brave in my head, and I started thinking Scotland de praved. One of those odd connections I sometimes make.

[Tukaram]

I've always loved the spoof song! That is pretty similar to the one Iris and Rose sing at Scarborough Faire.

Here is a sample clip of theirs. http://www.iris-n-rose.com/whiskey.mp3

Don't know who wrote the whole song, but all the acts at the Faires seem to borrow from each other a lot. They call theirs bring me some whiskey.

[McMurdo]

Funny, I kind of liked the yogurt joke.

[oldsoldier]

Yeah, the yogurt joke I used tonight

[Tattoo Bradley]

That was different.

[Archangel]

I thought it was kinda low, surprised that was being accepted stateside but... I've already caught myself humming "England's prim and proper but Scotland's depraved."

Oh, well.

[Nick]

That was downright PG compared to some shows I've seen at Renaissance faires.

[Splash_4]

I rather enjoyed that.