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"The two communities were guaranteed to have fought like hell on saturdays"

There's definite continuity there which can be be witness any weekend of the year in my local town.
I work with a lot of folk from the fishing ports of the Moray Firth, they speak doric and refer to the local farmers as chookters. I was once mistaken for a chookter by a lady in an Inverness nightclub who asked me if I'd "shaarged oni coos recently?" Which is a hell of a chat up line(-;

"I work with a lot of folk from the fishing ports of the Moray Firth, they speak doric and refer to the local farmers as chookters. I was once mistaken for a chookter by a lady in an Inverness nightclub who asked me if I'd "shaarged oni coos recently?" Which is a hell of a chat up line(-; "

Now that you have met the sophisticated , the rougher elements will come as a shock.
btw the "teuchter" thing is different depending on where you are from . It's usually seen as the equivelant of the English "bumpkin" but is also a term for a gaelic speaker or highlander .