Title: Humor based on the ignorant southerner, the time for this type of humor has passed
Product review: This is a pamphlet book where I am unsure as to what the target audience and purpose is. It is supposedly written by an uneducated southern man with no sophistication and little knowledge of spelling and grammar. Phrases like "sed", "sez", "air", "shore tuh", "ovah", "whar" and "et" are frequently used. Since it was written by a southern man, it would appear that it is a parody, but it is decidedly unflattering to people of the south. My best description is that it is a book where if it had been written by a Yankee, the verbiage would be considered "fighting words", so it could only be written and published by a true man of the south.If you like silly humor based on the ridicule of a segment of the population, you might enjoy this book. However, in my opinion, humor based on the cliché of the ignorant southerner passed into history some time ago and the world is better for it.
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