"El As Del Toro"

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Anonymous  #29336  Thu, 28 Feb 08 06:16 AM

Does this phrase make sense?

Does it look authentic?

And how would it be interpreted?

I'm trying to come up with an annagram that makes use of these letters, without being hoaky or strange.

 

Gracias!

 

  
heidita  #29355  Thu, 28 Feb 08 10:29 PM

Doesn't make sense to me. What did you want to say?

  
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Anonymous  #29360  Fri, 29 Feb 08 12:25 AM

I hoped it could mean something like "King of the Bulls" or "Master of The Bulls".  Maybe like an ace bullfighter, or just the meanest bull itself.

I thought I understood "El As De La Sierra" to mean something like king of the mountain.  Does it? 

Hoped to follow suit with my phrase, but bulls and mountains are different things, so maybe it just doesn't work.  

 

  
heidita  #29368  Fri, 29 Feb 08 02:56 PM

What do you want that for exactly?

 

How about:

 

"El Rey Toro"

  
Anonymous  #31292  Wed, 30 Apr 08 10:54 AM
It doesnt have many sense, can you provide the context? or could you have misunderstod "El asta del toro"

Greetings.

 

  
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