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Currently, the language is broadcast in many forms, the most notable being
Big Tex, a large Texan who broadcasts soley at the Texas State Fair in
October each year. His grass roots efforts over the last 40 years have led
to a full program being considered by The Texas School System and Ross
Perot.
Here is a sample of the curriculum for the beginning language study program:
ahz: the thi
aig: which come first, the chi
arn: an electrical instrument used to remove wrinkl
bawl: what water does
bidness: comme
bobbycue: a delectable southern sandwich of chopped pork, cole slaw
co-cola: any form/bran
clin
cri
dawfins: name of the pro footba
daints: a more or less formal event in which members of the opposite sex hold each other and move rhythmically to the
dayum: an expletive; in other states, a f
doc: a condition caused by an
ever: each, as in "She's bin crine ever day sin
far:
git:
goff: a game played with clubs and a li
hep: a cry for assistance, as in "HEP!
hoss: a large, solid-hoofed, her
lectricity: energy for arns, tvs,
liberry: a building where thousands of literary
nekkid:
ole well: a sou
own : opposite of awf (
paypuh: w
shevuhlay: a Ge
spearmint: somethi
stow : establishment where
tar: a round inflatable object which some
uhmurkin: someone who lives in the united s
zackly: precisely
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