Can anyone tell me what Auld Lang Syne means?

 

I found this kind of interesting... :o

"As detailed above—auld lang syne literally means "old long since"—but a more idiomatic English translation would be something like "long long ago",[2] "days of long ago", "in olden days", or even "once upon a time". "For old time's sake" or "to the good old days" may be modern-day expressions, in common use as a toast, that capture the spirit of "for auld lang syne.""

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auld_Lang_Syne

Ain't that the sound the grenades make in COD4 when they roll around?

Where's Wellsy when you need him?

Ain't that the sound the grenades make in COD4 when they roll around?

I like what he said.

It means what Strobes/Wiki said.