Too crude to be a Machete ?

[fernando]

Originally Posted by Jim McDougall

Fernando, you are the master of bringing bizarre anomalies to 'show and tell' !
This 'item' is indeed 'crude' but 'too crude' for a machete, NOT...

Thanks much for your input, Jim; for both your comforting words on the machete and for the 'show and tell' attribution, a term i wasn't familiar with .

[Jim McDougall]

Originally Posted by fernando

Thanks much for your input, Jim; for both your comforting words on the machete and for the 'show and tell' attribution, a term i wasn't familiar with .

Always my pleasure! and not intended as comfort, but matter of fact appreciation. 'Show and tell" refers to the event in school where kids brought in items of interest to display to the class, to their interest and excitement and all shared comments and questions. A great learning primer, which of course is similar to our much more seasoned efforts here

[fernando]

Originally Posted by Jim McDougall

...'Show and tell" refers to the event in school where kids brought in items of interest to display to the class ...

Yes Jim. It took me ten seconds flat to find its meaning soon as i first read it .

[Jim McDougall]

Originally Posted by fernando

Yes Jim. It took me ten seconds flat to find its meaning soon as i first read it .

Your note made me realize that sometimes the idioms I often use here might not be known to the international readers here, thus the elementary explanation. mea culpa.