One verse from a song
Long story short...I was pursuing and viewing many of the YouTube entries for The Corries, a popular Scots folk group from the 70s-80s-90s. I came across their humourous version of Scotland the Brave which contained this verse.
Land o' the Kilt and Sporran -
Underneath, there's nothin' worn!
How I wish the wind was warm! Scotland the Brave.
I must admit it's pretty gruesome,
Walking about wi' your frozen twosome!
It's all we've got - we musn't lose 'em - Scotland the Brave.
Fair warning: While all humor is based in (some) truth, the song (several other verses) was written and performed in a different era. Searching out the lyrics today, some may find them offensive, perhaps even racist. 
If your nose is easily bent, don't go there. But it's still funny.
"Simplify, and add lightness" -- Colin Chapman
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