we'll.. i didn't go to NAHBS

[swoop]

but i did buy myself a cheap resin 12" Saint Malverde statue instead. They just did an article about him in the NY Times... turns out he's the 'Mexican Robin Hood'.. except in their version of the archetype he's a leader of a drug cartel and he protects dealers from the police.

How can you live without one of these in your home... I had to get it.

[shinomaster]

Why not? You can still catch a redeye and fly up tonight..

[roman meal]

I like all of the green in his hands. He reminds me of a Mexican stevep.

[davids]

Jesus Malverde? Is that for real?

[swoop]

Why not? You can still catch a redeye and fly up tonight..

i know... i'd love to meet you and all the other web friends... and have tons of local buddies going too (and yoli who's the hottest bike-girl ever)..

too much on my plate to fit it in.
but it's still an impulse click away. must stay away from the computer between sessions today!

[roman meal]

bad green?

[swoop]

Jesus Malverde? Is that for real?


yup. do a google search.

[swoop]

bad green?


i think in context its, 'the patron saint of funds not accounted for on one's tax statement'.

[regularguy412]

bad green?

That was my thot. Prolly not his real name. Eh?

MIke in AR

[swoop]

That was my thot. Prolly not his real name. Eh?

MIke in AR

real name: esteban puccinez.

[regularguy412]

real name: esteban puccinez.

ROFL

Ok. So it's: Esteban-pedia 1.1?

:D

Mike in AR

[stevep]

real name: esteban puccinez.

i shaved the stach.
no more s american dope dealer look,

now i look like mike huckabee.

[manet]

sister mule another patron saint and the porcelain goddess

[manet]

gives yet another take on the term, get behind the mule

[roman meal]

http://www.catholic-forum.com/saints/patron00.htm

including fear of Wasps (no, the insect)

and spanish police officers

is there a patron saint of incomplete fillet brazing?

[39cross]

is there a patron saint of incomplete fillet brazing?I think I'd go for St. Christopher: Saint Christopher medals and holy cards in Spanish have the phrase "Si en San Cristóbal confías, de accidente no morirás" ("If you trust St. Christopher, you won't die in an accident").*

*wikipedia

[roman meal]

I think I'd go for St. Christopher: Saint Christopher medals and holy cards in Spanish have the phrase "Si en San Cristóbal confías, de accidente no morirás" ("If you trust St. Christopher, you won't die in an accident").*

*wikipedia


Is there a patron saint of inopportune flat tires?

:rolleyes:

[catulle]

In business school we had a professor of German descent who had big fat hands and at the start of the school year he'd bang the blackboards and ask: Do you know why our blackboards are green? Do you?, he'd ask threateningly. Of course, no one would dare answer. So he'd say: Because dollars are green, and dollars are beautiful.

Some other times he'd walk into the classroom, look around, play out the silence and expectation, and then pull from his pocket a fat wad of dollar bills and say: I love money, money is sweet and beautiful. He'd smile and start the class.

He'd probably get along just fine with that Mexican patron saint. Just sayin...

[39cross]

Is there a patron saint of inopportune flat tires?

:rolleyes:That would be St. Trojan, patron saint of both latex and pneumatics.