Title: Some Hearty chuckles within
Product review: Having Celtic ancestors, I'm always interesting in things Scotch/Irish, especially humor and THE COMPLETE PATTER has some hearty chuckles within. It's a dictionary of the common street language, slang and everyday lingo you'd heard in Glasgow, etc. Some of it is bawdy, some of it is pretty insulting, but it's all part of the culture. It's akin to HOW TO SPEAK SOUTHERN a little booklet that was published many years ago, poking fun at Southern dialect and manners (or lack thereof) Each chapter is headed with a cartoon in the same vein as Terry Gilliam's work in Monty Python. So if you want to know what an "oyster" is or the meaning of a "sanny" browse though the COMPLETE PATTER. Just don't forget to turn "oot" the lights when your done.
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