re: #37 engineer cat

Some related Google translate poetry:

The most likely says that in the Spain of Philip IV was a coppersmith (sales of boilers, salamanders, pots and pans, utensils etc.) very famous for his pranks.

But it happened that once, another crook eager to play a joke and make fun of him, entered his trade and asked to buy a pan. With the greatest desparpajos the coppersmith reached him it was broken at the bottom.

The buyer, apparently ignoring the failure of the pan, paid the amount of the element satisfied, but did so with fake money carelessly also received the coppersmith.

When the tinker warned that his buyer was withdrawing grinning, said pointedly: “heh, heh … the fry will laugh” as providing the wrong time that his client would have to bear wanting to use the pan.

Once the buyer heard this sentence, he replied in the same tone, saying “ha ha … when counting will mourn” the unpleasant surprise sure to take the trader to make profits count day.
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