Hey, Alice...

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Check your PM. Do you have any political candidates like this one in your district? AND he has a resume'. :P
 
Nope, Frankie, sadly to say we do not. And after the gerrymandering that DeLay pulled off...well, I'll just leave it at that.

We do have an incumbant in our district that I see at the auctions a whole lot...buying roping calves. I sometimes wonder when he's ever doing what he's elected to do. I outbid him once just for grins (not from him, I'll guarantee). Dumba$$ thing to do, I know...but for some reason his swagger got on my last nerve that day. And, I got a very nice calf in the process. Hey, sometimes a girl's just gotta have fun!

Alice
 
Gale Seddon":gbxruewy said:
And the calf's picture, please, Alice?

Oh my, Gale...I'll have to dig back thru my pics...bought it a good while back...however, the hunt is on! And, if I can't find it, I'll go out and take a new one! :)

Alice
 
Gale Seddon":1li4m6nz said:
And the calf's picture, please, Alice?

Pictures were taken July 28...he's the red one in front:

redbull1.jpg


And with his nice little ringworm:

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calf's behind...wouldn't turn around for the picture stubborn little @#$%:

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Alice":3mkstbkl said:
Nope, Frankie, sadly to say we do not. And after the gerrymandering that DeLay pulled off...well, I'll just leave it at that.

We do have an incumbant in our district that I see at the auctions a whole lot...buying roping calves. I sometimes wonder when he's ever doing what he's elected to do. I outbid him once just for grins (not from him, I'll guarantee). Dumba$$ thing to do, I know...but for some reason his swagger got on my last nerve that day. And, I got a very nice calf in the process. Hey, sometimes a girl's just gotta have fun!

Alice

I outbid that same man several times. Yes, nothing like getting ol squids dander up. ;-)
 
Scotty":33152dnp said:
Alice":33152dnp said:
Nope, Frankie, sadly to say we do not. And after the gerrymandering that DeLay pulled off...well, I'll just leave it at that.

We do have an incumbant in our district that I see at the auctions a whole lot...buying roping calves. I sometimes wonder when he's ever doing what he's elected to do. I outbid him once just for grins (not from him, I'll guarantee). Dumba$$ thing to do, I know...but for some reason his swagger got on my last nerve that day. And, I got a very nice calf in the process. Hey, sometimes a girl's just gotta have fun!

Alice

I outbid that same man several times. Yes, nothing like getting ol squids dander up. ;-)

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Oh yes, indeedy!

Alice
 
Gale Seddon":6p8j8j8h said:
Pretty, pretty calves, Alice...wonder how many do you keep at one time, and how long do you keep them?

The other calves in the picture are heifers and are now out in the big pasture. We'll keep as many as we can afford to keep and afford to take really good care of. Right now we have 15 animals and don't want anymore, altho something might come along that peaks our interest. The pasture, since the rain, can handle a lot more...but we don't want to stretch ourselves financially thin with the care and the possibility of another dry spell.

Alice
 
Alice":2qjs8w76 said:
Alice
ILLEGITIMI NON CARBORUNDUM

Alice did you actually mean to say "Noli nothis permittere te terere"?

But assuming we know what you are trying to say who is the Be Nice that is grinding you down :?:
 
aplusmnt":2re8ihxv said:
Alice":2re8ihxv said:
Alice
ILLEGITIMI NON CARBORUNDUM

Alice did you actually mean to say "Noli nothis permittere te terere"?

But assuming we know what you are trying to say who is the Be Nice that is grinding you down :?:

this is a pseudo-Latin phrase meaning don't let the b#st#rds grind you down. Small signs and plaques carrying this message have appeared in U.S. business offices and army posts for at least a generation

To answer your question, no I didn't actually mean to say, "Noli nothis permittere te terere"...and no one is grinding me down...I just think it is something handy to keep in the back of one's mind.

Alice
 
Alice":21fyda3a said:
aplusmnt":21fyda3a said:
Alice":21fyda3a said:
Alice
ILLEGITIMI NON CARBORUNDUM

Alice did you actually mean to say "Noli nothis permittere te terere"?

But assuming we know what you are trying to say who is the Be Nice that is grinding you down :?:

this is a pseudo-Latin phrase meaning don't let the b#st#rds grind you down. Small signs and plaques carrying this message have appeared in U.S. business offices and army posts for at least a generation

To answer your question, no I didn't actually mean to say, "Noli nothis permittere te terere"...and no one is grinding me down...I just think it is something handy to keep in the back of one's mind.

Alice

Google is a great tool to get the bottom of things.

Carborundum is not a Latin word but the brand name of a commercial abrasive originating in the 19th century (see silicon carbide article). The ending -undum suggests a Latin gerund form, but the word is actually a portmanteau of "carbon" (from Latin), and "corundum" (from Tamil kurundam).

Illegitimi suggests illegitimate to the English speaker, or bastardo likewise, but the Latin for b*stard is actually nothus (for a b*stard whose father is known) or spurius (for a b*stard whose father is unknown).

correct Latin for the sentiment

Don't let the bastards wear you down.
Noli nothis permittere te terere.
 
aplusmnt":2mc111ah said:
Alice":2mc111ah said:
aplusmnt":2mc111ah said:
Alice":2mc111ah said:
Alice
ILLEGITIMI NON CARBORUNDUM

Alice did you actually mean to say "Noli nothis permittere te terere"?

But assuming we know what you are trying to say who is the Be Nice that is grinding you down :?:

this is a pseudo-Latin phrase meaning don't let the b#st#rds grind you down. Small signs and plaques carrying this message have appeared in U.S. business offices and army posts for at least a generation

To answer your question, no I didn't actually mean to say, "Noli nothis permittere te terere"...and no one is grinding me down...I just think it is something handy to keep in the back of one's mind.

Alice

Google is a great tool to get the bottom of things.

Carborundum is not a Latin word but the brand name of a commercial abrasive originating in the 19th century (see silicon carbide article). The ending -undum suggests a Latin gerund form, but the word is actually a portmanteau of "carbon" (from Latin), and "corundum" (from Tamil kurundam).

Illegitimi suggests illegitimate to the English speaker, or bastardo likewise, but the Latin for b*stard is actually nothus (for a b*stard whose father is known) or spurius (for a b*stard whose father is unknown).

correct Latin for the sentiment

Don't let the bastards wear you down.
Noli nothis permittere te terere.

Oh my...I do stand corrected. However, I believe it was pointed out that it is a psuedo-Latin phrase. And, since I've known and heard ILLEGITIMI NON CARBORUNDUM for so long, I think I'll just leave it as it is. Oh, and as we say in rural Texas speak, "Thaink yew, thaink yew soooooo much."

Alice
 
Alice":21w6gyss said:
aplusmnt":21w6gyss said:
Alice":21w6gyss said:
aplusmnt":21w6gyss said:
Alice":21w6gyss said:
Alice
ILLEGITIMI NON CARBORUNDUM

Alice did you actually mean to say "Noli nothis permittere te terere"?

But assuming we know what you are trying to say who is the Be Nice that is grinding you down :?:

this is a pseudo-Latin phrase meaning don't let the b#st#rds grind you down. Small signs and plaques carrying this message have appeared in U.S. business offices and army posts for at least a generation

To answer your question, no I didn't actually mean to say, "Noli nothis permittere te terere"...and no one is grinding me down...I just think it is something handy to keep in the back of one's mind.

Alice

Google is a great tool to get the bottom of things.

Carborundum is not a Latin word but the brand name of a commercial abrasive originating in the 19th century (see silicon carbide article). The ending -undum suggests a Latin gerund form, but the word is actually a portmanteau of "carbon" (from Latin), and "corundum" (from Tamil kurundam).

Illegitimi suggests illegitimate to the English speaker, or bastardo likewise, but the Latin for b*stard is actually nothus (for a b*stard whose father is known) or spurius (for a b*stard whose father is unknown).

correct Latin for the sentiment

Don't let the bastards wear you down.
Noli nothis permittere te terere.

Oh my...I do stand corrected. However, I believe it was pointed out that it is a psuedo-Latin phrase. And, since I've known and heard ILLEGITIMI NON CARBORUNDUM for so long, I think I'll just leave it as it is. Oh, and as we say in rural Texas speak, "Thaink yew, thaink yew soooooo much."

Alice

Either way it was interesting to read about. And the phrase as you have it is the one that has been popular for a generation. None work for me personally though, I can not remember how to spell them and would never attempt to pronounce them.

Wonder if Crowder offers Latin at CU?
 
I feel more intelligent already. Had a professor in college tell me my writing style was too bucolic. Nice to know that the intellectual movement is alive and well among rural americans. Boone
 
boone":2kq7ihz9 said:
I feel more intelligent already. Had a professor in college tell me my writing style was too bucolic. Nice to know that the intellectual movement is alive and well among rural americans. Boone

hey Boone been to the vaccaria..today.?
 

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