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Hook
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Your excessive count is as good a proof as any that quantity is immaterial to reality.
Exactly what was he trolling for here? He's warning us about a situation that occurs in many parts of Mexico. He even mitigated the accusations with
an acknowledgement that it could happen in San Diego.
If he was trolling, the "fish" that thrashed the water with the biggest strike and swallowed it hook, line and sinker was...............YOU!!
Maybe he was trolling for your usual illogical argument ??????  That's a sure
bite.
Your arguments never have any basis in fact. All supposition, all un-founded accusation, all the time.
Do you really think you have any credibility on Nomads, at this point? I can't see how. 
[Edited on 9-17-2017 by Hook]
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DaliDali
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Quote: Originally posted by Hook  |
Your excessive count is as good a proof as any that quantity is immaterial to reality.
Exactly what was he trolling for here? He's warning us about a situation that occurs in many parts of Mexico. He even mitigated the accusations with
an acknowledgement that it could happen in San Diego.
If he was trolling, the "fish" that thrashed the water with the biggest strike and swallowed it hook, line and sinker was...............YOU!!
Maybe he was trolling for your usual illogical argument ?????? That's a sure
bite.
Your arguments never have any basis in fact. All supposition, all un-founded accusation, all the time.
Do you really think you have any credibility on Nomads, at this point? I can't see how.
[Edited on 9-17-2017 by Hook] |
Bingo.....another nail hit square on the head.
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bajatrailrider
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Just to add to this story I just happened to talk to Erendira police chief. I asked him about the Gang that lives there. Stealing motos , breaking in
homes. He showed me on his cel phone 4 pictures of the gang members. So I asked why is this a on going problem you know where they live. He had no
answer.
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Enrique2012
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I understand there are no certainties in life, but... I believe I have a fail-proof way not to be robbed while camping in Baja. I have camped on the
Pacific shores of Baja at least 200+ times without having a single item stolen. My strategy is simple, but it does depend on another persons schedule.
How I do it: Before every trip I make sure that JoeJustJoe is available. Shortly after setting up my campsite I post JoeJustJoe about 50 to 100 feet
inland on my campsite (he needs to be far enough away that you can't hear him). His repellent effect is amazing, he even keeps snakes and insects
away. One caveat, it's important to have a pickup truck so Joe can ride in the bed. Trust me, you don't want him in the passenger compartment.
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willardguy
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| Quote: Originally posted by Enrique2012 | I understand there are no certainties in life, but... I believe I have a fail-proof way not to be robbed while camping in Baja. I have camped on the
Pacific shores of Baja at least 200+ times without having a single item stolen. My strategy is simple, but it does depend on another persons schedule.
How I do it: Before every trip I make sure that JoeJustJoe is available. Shortly after setting up my campsite I post JoeJustJoe about 50 to 100 feet
inland on my campsite (he needs to be far enough away that you can't hear him). His repellent effect is amazing, he even keeps snakes and insects
away. One caveat, it's important to have a pickup truck so Joe can ride in the bed. Trust me, you don't want him in the passenger compartment.
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....but keep in mind, he rarely repels newbies with less than a hundred
robberies!
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bajatrailrider
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| Quote: Originally posted by willardguy | | Quote: Originally posted by Enrique2012 | I understand there are no certainties in life, but... I believe I have a fail-proof way not to be robbed while camping in Baja. I have camped on the
Pacific shores of Baja at least 200+ times without having a single item stolen. My strategy is simple, but it does depend on another persons schedule.
How I do it: Before every trip I make sure that JoeJustJoe is available. Shortly after setting up my campsite I post JoeJustJoe about 50 to 100 feet
inland on my campsite (he needs to be far enough away that you can't hear him). His repellent effect is amazing, he even keeps snakes and insects
away. One caveat, it's important to have a pickup truck so Joe can ride in the bed. Trust me, you don't want him in the passenger compartment.
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....but keep in mind, he rarely repels newbies with less than a hundred
robberies! |
JAAAAAA a good one
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rts551
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| Quote: Originally posted by bajatrailrider | | Just to add to this story I just happened to talk to Erendira police chief. I asked him about the Gang that lives there. Stealing motos , breaking in
homes. He showed me on his cel phone 4 pictures of the gang members. So I asked why is this a on going problem you know where they live. He had no
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Maybe he is protecting them.
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bajatrailrider
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I think there is truth to that from what locals tell me.
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ehall
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| Quote: Originally posted by rts551 | | Quote: Originally posted by bajatrailrider | | Just to add to this story I just happened to talk to Erendira police chief. I asked him about the Gang that lives there. Stealing motos , breaking in
homes. He showed me on his cel phone 4 pictures of the gang members. So I asked why is this a on going problem you know where they live. He had no
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Maybe he is protecting them. |
Maybe protecting himself and his family by leaving them alone. Might be some muy malo hombres.
[Edited on 10-22-2017 by ehall]
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hombre66
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Meanwhile, back at the beach.......
Theft issues anywhere north of El Rosario are a fact of life and always have been. My first issue with stuff of mine growing legs and walking away
happened over 30 years ago at Punta San Jacinto/Quatro casas area. I left it out and I paid the price.
Troll or not, the poster reminds us of some of the constant facts of life camping without locked doors.
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