Cattle not cat!
Bob Vaillancourt
funny way of calling someone a
poser.
Peter Kleiweg
> "All hat and no cattle" is a well known ( in Texas)
> expression. Its a funny way of calling someone a poser.
How did the English Spike come to use a Texan expression? He
just came from Europe.
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-- Phases
george van hal
Peter Kleiweg wrote:
> Bob Vaillancourt skriver...
>
> > "All hat and no cattle" is a well known ( in Texas)
> > expression. Its a funny way of calling someone a poser.
>
> How did the English Spike come to use a Texan expression? He
> just came from Europe.
Hey you pick things up from friends etc. Maybe he had hung with the good
ol' gorch brothers a bit too much <g>. And when you live that long
you're bound to pick things up, soooo...
See Ya,
George