Verado is spanish for "row hard"
Which is what you will do when that over engineered monster breaks down on you
20 miles out. Dont even bother to pull the cowl off.

On 14 Feb 2004 21:44:39 GMT, obull (CCred68046)
wrote:

Verado is spanish for "row hard"
Which is what you will do when that over engineered monster breaks down on you
20 miles out. Dont even bother to pull the cowl off.

ROTFL!!!!!

Later,

Tom
S. Woodstock, CT
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"Fisherman are born honest, but they get
over it." - Ed Zern

Not absolutely saying you're wrong about the spanish, but doubt it. My
dictionary lacks the verb "to row" but has the word for "rower" which is
"remero".. As verado is the past participle of verar(??) it fails to compute
for me. BTW, a rowboat is "un bote de remos".

Verado would seem to me to be a word more likely to be associated with "verdad"
or truth.

Source?

CCredo wrote: Verado is spanish for "row hard"
Which is what you will do when that over engineered monster breaks down on
you
20 miles out. Dont even bother to pull the cowl off.

Not absolutely saying you're wrong about the spanish, but doubt it.

LOL.... you should doubt it.
The last time I tried to speak Spanish I ordered a plate of well done ear
muffs.
Go have a beer man, you need it.