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By Caleb Paul BRONZE
Edinburgh, Other
There once was a Scotsman named Dinwiddie. Who ate haggis until he was giddy. But the English came in, To be defeated again. They were blown away, because he's so pretty.
Edinburgh, Other
There once was a Scotsman named Dinwiddie. Who ate haggis until he was giddy. But the English came in, To be defeated again. They were blown away, because he's so pretty.
