Re: Here is a heart for valentine's day
rangler, you are wrong, again. But, what's new. I never PM'd anyone to warn them about you. Folks can make up their own minds about the posts on these forums and who is acting childish and who isn't. You are the one who still doesn't GET it.
You have openly shown just how low you are by that post on the other thread concerning my wish for Thom's safe trip. You just couldn't resist CORRECTING my Spanish verse for him and his family. No, rangler, you are sick.
My wish for Thom to "ve con Dios" (the informal way of saying, "go with God") was written AFTER I checked on the web for the correct spelling so as not to defame the message. Then you jump up and attempt to correct my spelling to show your superiority in...................WHAT? Your superior SMUGNESS? You are such a chillito.
My apologies, to you Thomas, for participating in a "side-jacking" of your thread.
And, as a post script: The only person to mention anything about some "Spanish Treasure" is rangler. Everyone else has simply pointed out different signs and symbols that are PLAINLY viewable in these photos. No one else has tried to tie anything to Spanish Treasure. Old Dog simply pointed out that the one heart is indication to look through the hoyo and be ready for a walk. Nothing presumptuous nor pompus. Just helpful and direct. Now, if a discussion were to be opened on the meaning of the other symbols; there might be an interesting learning session here. Perhaps a very good subject for discussion would be "WHY those other carvings and symbols should be ignored." The journey, itself, is a treasure on it's own. But, certain types of narrow-mindness would just blow that idea off and laugh at anyone who would be so foolish as to want to learn about the people who have pasted through this country for varying purposes. I will echo the statement again that, "not all trails lead to treasures and great wealth." Many are the remnants of early "highways" that hold the signs and comments of those who pasted through for one reason or another.