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JZ
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Fireworks
We always hit up the stand before San Felipe.
Going down the other side for a change. Any places between Ensenada and San Quintin?
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woody with a view
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Rosarito pottery shops south of town for sure have them.
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mojo_norte
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Please don't camp near me .
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mtgoat666
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I detest campers with fireworks!
This jz clown talked about having a dog, sounds like he is one of the many that really should not have a dog
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Living under a thatched roof with 2 dogs taught me a lot about fireworks and the thoughtless people who seem to like them.
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woody with a view
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Bunch a old farts! Get off my lawn.......
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My two dogs freak out, as many do, when fireworks go off. The busiest time for San Diego animal control because of lost dogs that have bolted is 4th
of July weekend.
Forget the fireworks.
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No dogs or thatched roofs will be around.
[Edited on 5-10-2017 by JZ]
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JZ
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Quote: Originally posted by mtgoat666  | I detest campers with fireworks!
This jz clown talked about having a dog, sounds like he is one of the many that really should not have a dog |
Pipe down you don't even go to Baja and a dog wouldn't even like you.
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There are a couple of shops on 2nd Street (the shopping street) in Ensenada that have signs up.
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Actually it is Calle Primera (first street), where all of the "tourist shops" are located
| Quote: Originally posted by MMc | | There are a couple of shops on 2nd Street (the shopping street) in Ensenada that have signs up. |
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MMc
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Bajaguy you are right. I usually say "the second street from the harbor", when I describe it, thanks. The firework are on that street and there are
signs.
"Never teach a pig to sing it frustrates you and annoys the pig" - W.C.Fields
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JZ
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Thx, will check them out.
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jz...when you find the place post a picture and map...I need to pick up some "cherry bombs"..no one has them here
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I got some in San Felipe last month and I think they were called "Cherry Booms" WAAAAYYYYY better than the M-80's.
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I use them for coyotes at 3am in the summer
they work good
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| Quote: Originally posted by lencho |
Serious question: Have you ever been in a war zone? I have not, but have a theory that most young male humans have a need for loud noises and fire.
Personally I had the good fortune to satiate my desire for flames by being in a lot of it (USFS fire crews) and am curious whether the same happens
with the "boom" factor.  |
I have 13 and 15 yo kids.
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Will do. I'm envisioning them not be near as good as the ones in San Felipe though.
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For years I did avalanche control at a Ski area near Anchorage. I had the training, and authorization to go purchase ammonium nitrate based
explosives, blasting caps, fuses and igniters.
Best job I ever starved at!
If you are not living on the edge, you are taking up too much space!
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Paying for their Sins
I saw in the newspaper where a stockpile of Fireworks went BOOM in TJ.
Killing 14.
That's Life.
Every once in awhile, I would see those on the beach in Percebu get their "just deserts", though (unfortunately) no fatalities.
The BEST I personally witnessed was an imbecile with a beer bottle in one hand setting off M-80s near his camping spot with his wife yelling and their
infant screaming its head off. After a number of them, he was leaning over and suddenly BOOM !
HE SCREAMED. He grabbed his arm and was running around in pain. THEY quickly threw everything into the back of their vehicle and roared off.
Presumably, to seek medical care in SF.
With a smile, I said to my wife "that DOES give you a warm feeling, doesn't it" ?
ONCE in awhile, people get what they deserve.
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