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jide
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BUMPER DUMPER & MONTEZUMA'S REVENGE
WHAT A GREAT & CHEAP WAY TO REPAINT THOSE YELLOW ROAD DIVIDER LINES!!!!!!
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jrbaja
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Painting
What a dapper crapper thread! Did I ever tell you the speed bump story ? But then, this thread would definitely be headed for the fosa. And then
Capn Mike would chime in with his shooty tales of flight.
I think it was on Amigos but what odiferous tales they are.
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bajalera
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Yup, Grover, I've seen that john a time or two. But since the deposit I needed to make didn't consist of roses, it didn't much matter.
bajalera
[Edited on 6-5-2004 by bajalera]
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jrbaja
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Of all things
You continue to amaze me. And my apologies to Steve for the wedding. One day en mi casa norte o sur if he's interested in some chat or comida.
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jrbaja
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Ba?os
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jrbaja
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And gadgetry
Portable hand crank washing machine. Super efficient! From West Marine I believe.
Courtesy of the Squirrel Family aboard the vessel "Nutshell" in Canada somewhere.
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thebajarunner
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better yet...
See what happens when you go to Indiana for 3 days, a whole thread evolves around "nature calls!"
Baja Vida has the ultimate invention.
He took one of those folding camp chairs with the redwood slats on the seat and back, removed the slats from the seat portion and installed a toilet
seat on the chair.
VOILA!!! Instant bano.... just add a bush.
(to go behind, dummy)
Anyway, the only thing you need to pre-determine is windage.
It also helps to pre-dig a pit beneath the chair when put it in its final place.
Last year I brought it home from the annual trip and my wife raged all year about getting it back to B.V.
This year I left it in his garage, not sure what he is hearing from his wife.
Need to get a foto and send it along.
It really is a great addition to the trip.
Oh yeah, as to the foto of the bano sucio!
That cannot be a real foto, there is still t.p. on the roller..
Baja Arriba!!
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Markitos
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We cut a hole in our beach chair works great you dont even have to get up while your working on your tan
All that wonder are not lost
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jrbaja
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While we're on the subject of waste
or more wasted subjects, this one went on a while back.
There were also some other sickly stories from the anals of Baja Nomads but they seem to have been wiped clean!
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rpleger
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Bumper-Dumper!!
The Best. I bookmarked the page.
Should try for a Baja franchise.
Richard on the Hill
*ABROAD*, adj. At war with savages and idiots. To be a Frenchman abroad is to
be miserable; to be an American abroad is to make others miserable.
-- Ambrose Bierce, _The Enlarged Devil\'s Dictionary_
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