curved rasp

[M Martinez]

who uses these? are they worth the extra money for making walls smooth?

Thanks, Mija

[Tom Stovall, CJF]

M Martinez in gray

who uses these?

Woodworkers.

are they worth the extra money for making walls smooth?

No vale la pena. if you want a smooth finish on your walls, get yourself a Nicholson Magicut and a 3M sanding block. (Or, talk to Jaye about leasing Buffy.) No worm tracks and you can make the hoof wall so smooth and slick that a fly will bust it's little butt if he tries to land on it. :)

[Ron Oldenbeuving]

Looks like it might help me with MY toenails.;)

[M Martinez]

Tom Stovall,

Vi el anuncio de la herraminta para el raspado de los cascos en una pagina web de Uber Alles, y lo recomiendan para remover el filo de los bordes de la muralla del casco. pero como no es para el uso en caballos no estoy interesado en comprarlo. quien es Buffy?

Gracias, Mija

[Red Amor]

Arrrrh Right , yeah well good O then
Tar :confused:

[Tom Stovall, CJF]

M Martinez in gray

Vi el anuncio de la herraminta para el raspado de los cascos en una pagina web de Uber Alles, y lo recomiendan para remover el filo de los bordes de la muralla del casco.

Es un truco para venderle algo que no es necesario para el trabajo.

pero como no es para el uso en caballos no estoy interesado en comprarlo. quien es Buffy?

La Buffy es una maquina para completar las cascas ambos suave y luminosa.

Gracias, Mija

De nada, estoy a sus ordines. :)

[Disculpeme. Hace mucho tiempo que escribi una carta en la lengua de la raza. Soy de la frontera y hable bien cuando era joven - pero ahora soy viejo y he olvidado todo.]

[calshoer]

Tom, tu es un presumido grande.... :D Patty

[Ronald Aalders]

Hey guys! I already have a hard time understanding what you call English! :D


Ronald Aalders

[Tom Stovall, CJF]

calshoer in gray

Tom, tu es un presumido grande....

Estimada amiga,

Tu tienes razon. Por cierto: presumidio, arrogante, y mas. Muchisma gracias para tu amabilidad - por eso, te saludo con un dedo. :)

[Greg Thomas]

Hey, I'm biligual illiterate.

Greg

[Rick Burten]

I think Tom just told Patty that if he were single, he'd marry her. Patty blushed, and Mija offered to buy her and Tom some tequilla while they chewed on peyote buttons at a local bar in Monterrey, Mexico where he had just, using the new curved rasp, built a new horse hoof shaped table for one. :D Or something. :)

rick

[calshoer]

For those spanish illiterate, Tom thanked me for my comment that he was a "show off", and then offered me "a salute with one finger." ... :rolleyes:
you're welcome.
Patty

[Tom Stovall, CJF]

Rick Burten in gray

I think Tom just told Patty that if he were single, he'd marry her. Patty blushed, and Mija offered to buy her and Tom some tequilla while they chewed on peyote buttons at a local bar in Monterrey, Mexico where he had just, using the new curved rasp, built a new horse hoof shaped table for one. Or something.

LMAO! "Or something," about covers it.

In Spanish, Ms. Martinez said she'd seen an ad for curved woodworking rasps on a BUA site that said it was just the thing for finishing the sharp edges of the wall, but if it wasn't really for trimming, she wasn't interested in buying one. She also wanted to know about Buffy.

I responded, in poor Spanish, that the ad was a trick intended to get folks to buy stuff that wasn't necessary for the job, that Buffy was a machine for finishing hooves smooth and shiny, and apologized for my border Spanish.

Ms. Stiller then opined in Spanish, for some reason known only to herself, that I was "un presumido grande," (one who is vain or conceited).

In appreciation of her gratuitous observation, I addressed my response in Spanish to an esteemed friend, said she was correct and that for certain I was both vain, arrogant, and more. For her kindness in pointing out my foibles, I thanked her profusely and saluted her by raising a finger.

Spanish is full of puns and double entendres, so it's possible one might wrongly deduce that the finger I had in mind is not the same one I lift off the steering wheel when I meet a neighbor's pickup out on the highway. :)

[Rick Burten]

:D :D I liked my version better. It was so full of brio, intrigue, ***, violence, Ah, H-e-ll, where's David Allen Coe or Freddy Fender when you need 'em?

[Gary Hill]

Don't think Patty realised you was speakin Tex-Mex. That's a language all its own.

[cordell_rogers]

Don't think Patty realised you was speakin Tex-Mex. That's a language all its own.
That's right. I lived in Santiago, Chile for a few years and my castellano is a different world than tex-mex.

[Red Amor]

No doubt about it T,MAN your a class act ol son;)

Rick , ya dagg;) he he

[Tom Stovall, CJF]

Gary Hill in brown

Don't think Patty realised you was speakin Tex-Mex. That's a language all its own.

cordell_rogers in gray

That's right. I lived in Santiago, Chile for a few years and my castellano is a different world than tex-mex.

My late father-in-law was born in Nicaragua, his parents were born in Spain, and he spoke Castellano. He used to tell me that while he could understand my Spanish, my accent made his teeth hurt.

I figure we broke even: His English was damn near as bad as my Spanish. :)

[M Martinez]

His Espanol is fine but when people who "no habla" use online translator thats where arguments can start.

Martinez

[cordell_rogers]

If you feel left out, use this translator (or learn another language):

http://www.google.com/translate_t

[Tom Stovall, CJF]

Rick Burten in gray

Ah, H-e-ll, where's David Allen Coe or Freddy Fender when you need 'em?

I never was much on the late Freddy Fender, but, last I heard Coe was alive and well and playing every biker bar and picker hangout in the country. Helluva songwriter! It's hard to believe the same fellow who wrote, "Please come to Boston," also wrote, "Take this job and shove it."

As I see it, anyone who can listen to Joan Baez sing, "Please come to Boston," without being moved is probably a closet strasserite vegan communist. :)

[Bill Adams]

Tom,
Do I remember corectly that David Allen Cole wrote the Greatest Country Western Song Ever with the verse that began "I was drunk the night my Mom got out of prison"? I think it was "you never even call me by my name".

[Tom Stovall, CJF]

Bill Adams in gray

Do I remember corectly that David Allen Cole wrote the Greatest Country Western Song Ever with the verse that began "I was drunk the night my Mom got out of prison"? I think it was "you never even call me by my name".

Steve Goodman wrote it; Coe performed it. They play it two or three times a day on the country oldies stations hereabouts.

[Bill Adams]

That 'splains it, thanks!