I was drying through El Paso the other day and saw a piece of writing on the mountain. I did not get the best look (I was just driving through after all) but I think it was 3 lines, two were something in spanish and the last was "LEELA". Can anybody from El Paso confirm this? And anybody (the same or different body) know what's that about? Another showy 3-point romantic gesture by Fry?
El Paso and Leela?
Oct 10, 2001, 11:34 PM ET5 posts by 3 posters
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<< I was drying through El Paso the other day and saw a piece of writing on the mountain. I did not get the best look (I was just driving through after all) but I think it was 3 lines, two were something in spanish and the last was "LEELA". Can anybody from El Paso confirm this? And anybody (the same or different body) know what's that about? Another showy 3-point romantic gesture by Fry? >>
"Down in the West Texas town of El Paso, I fell in love with a purple-haired girl...."
Sorry, this just jumped into my head immediately. :-)
"Robert J. Muldoon" wrote in message news:...
Wouldn't "a one-eyed girl" fit better? Or, perhaps, "the one-eyed girl"? That's the line I thought of.
<< Wouldn't "a one-eyed girl" fit better? Or, perhaps, "the one-eyed girl"? That's the line I thought of. >>
But it needs four syllables ("Mexican girl").
In article , [email] (Ostap Bender) wrote:
Sorry, can't provide a translation, but the writing you saw is in Juarez, Chihuahua, across the Rio Grande from El Paso. I myself am curious what it says (I drove through El Paso myself a few months ago); I have a very vague feeling that translated, it says "Juarez, follow God", except more long-winded.
David Z Houston TX