Cigar store cowboy?

who was that?

i took him for un vato de mexico, considering his name, gracias denothar (de nada, get it?) i IMd him & said i liked his avi & wanted to..

snap him. he says he has other avis that are models. i suspect they're good as he built that one himself!

I did not get the "de nada" part.

gracias de nada = thanks for nothing

in mexico the "d" in "nada" is pronounced softly. the tongue doesn't meet the roof of the mouth as in a normal d...

and it doesn't meet the teeth as in a th.

so de nada sounds like "de natha".

it sort of makes a feint for the teeth and then darts off to form the final "a" of the word.