Can someone across the pond explain to me the meaning of the
word "Git"? I have a T-Shirt, with a very nicely designed
legend that says "Surly Gits" emblazoned across the chest,
but I'm loath to wear until I find out what I'm
promoting.
Thanks.
Best Regards, Erick
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> There's a third meaning, at least in Scotland. With
regard to Rankin,
> it's
> probably the one he uses most. A punter is any
person. For example,
> "Who's
> that punter in the kilt pretending to be William
Wallace?" just means
> "Who's
> that man....," etc.
>
> Al Guthrie
>
>
>
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