| Author: | Joe Kent Roberts | ISBN: | 9781626465473 |
| Publisher: | BookLocker.com, Inc. | Publication: | November 11, 2004 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Joe Kent Roberts |
| ISBN: | 9781626465473 |
| Publisher: | BookLocker.com, Inc. |
| Publication: | November 11, 2004 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Grab your spurs, saddle up, and hold on tight for a rollicking, rip roaring ride thru the Great State of Texas. Yore gonna be rode hard and put away laffin', larnin' Texan and Texas Towns frum A tuh Z. Giddy-yup.
340 pages of pure Texas Humor from the Great State of Texas.
Well, partner, you may have thought that you just crossed a border or two, but you have entered a whole 'nuther country. You have ventured into the Great State of Texas and any resemblence between Texas and those Foreign States in the rest of America are purely coincidence.
Yup, The Republic of Texas was once it's own country and many Texans think it still is separate and distinctly different from the rest of these here United States.
Yep, we walk a lot taller, talk a little milder, love a lot better, and the Author will share many of the best kept secrets about his favorite Texas Towns from Amarillo to Zapata.
Talkin' Texan has a handy little dictionary so y'all can larn' how to understand, pronounce, and speak words just like a real live native Texan.
Yup, reading Talkin' Texan will be a life changing experience and y'all will never be the same ever again.
If y'all liked "Gone with the Wind", "Moby Dick", and "A Tale of Two Cities", then y'all are gonna love Talkin' Texan.
Grab your spurs, saddle up, and hold on tight for a rollicking, rip roaring ride thru the Great State of Texas. Yore gonna be rode hard and put away laffin', larnin' Texan and Texas Towns frum A tuh Z. Giddy-yup.
340 pages of pure Texas Humor from the Great State of Texas.
Well, partner, you may have thought that you just crossed a border or two, but you have entered a whole 'nuther country. You have ventured into the Great State of Texas and any resemblence between Texas and those Foreign States in the rest of America are purely coincidence.
Yup, The Republic of Texas was once it's own country and many Texans think it still is separate and distinctly different from the rest of these here United States.
Yep, we walk a lot taller, talk a little milder, love a lot better, and the Author will share many of the best kept secrets about his favorite Texas Towns from Amarillo to Zapata.
Talkin' Texan has a handy little dictionary so y'all can larn' how to understand, pronounce, and speak words just like a real live native Texan.
Yup, reading Talkin' Texan will be a life changing experience and y'all will never be the same ever again.
If y'all liked "Gone with the Wind", "Moby Dick", and "A Tale of Two Cities", then y'all are gonna love Talkin' Texan.
