Dayum, Ya'll done gone and cut the fool and ya'll are all crine erwhichaways wishin
uas Texans. Commite nigh makes me want to sit back in my cheer, watch the far go up
the chimbley and drink my co-cola or mebe a sebmup, whilst I ponder about my fren Mike
in Etlanna. I knowed he'as fixin to come to Texas, but it's a fur piece. Hale, Mike,
com by ere and I shore will be
glad ter hep you get orintated to air way o'tawkin. Yore savin grace'll be tha-ut
yu'll have a full blooded Texan for a grandson.
By the way, how's thu weather ovair? It's plum airish ratchere! Enuff co-cola, I'm
standin in need of a some real likker toreckly.
Awraht !
Jimmy D. Texan.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> In reply to the Texan verbiage; once your son/daughter marries a Texan, you then are
>Rehabilitated Southern Yankees. Adjustment will take time, but will happen. I am
>still trying to get my wife adjusted, but waited to long. Is not to bad for me though
>as she was born in SC and I am from TX, both being southern states and all. But we do
>have some differences for sure.
> 'Yall play nice and don't bite,
>
> Delbert (Del) Roberts
> Belton, South Carolina, USA
> ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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Jimmy D. Moore I FISH BECAUSE I MUST !
" TY FLYER " But, more importantly, I fish because
Woodway, TX my Dad taught me!
Scout Exec. BSA,(Ret.) - Outdoor Writer, TOWA, GRTU, FFF
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