Scottish Accent:
"A Wain in a Manger
No crib for the bairn"
Were the first lines to "Away in a Manger" according to my brother-in-law from Glasgow.
A childhood belief about hymns
others believed things like this
- I used to believe that a "No Loitering" sign was "No Littering", inexplicably spelled with a Brooklyn accent.— erin
- I used to believe that if I spoke with whatever accent a language was in, I was speaking that language...— Renae
- I used to believe that the lines on roads were for motorcycles to drive on.— Downes
- When my dad was young,he used to believe that the lines on a globe were on the world itself.— LINE MACHINES!
- I used to think that the lines outlining each of the states found on a US map were really there.— Anna
- when i was younger i used to believe that if i step on the lines of the tiles i would die — arouf gangsta