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chuckie
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I am sure you are right...lessee? In 1956 and 57 I was a regular visitor to BAJA looking at the BIG boat ships ...In 1967 I was a team member of the
second place winners of the South East Asia war games. I saw BIG boats there too....DK ? PHONEY....
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chuckie
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I vividly remember DK's Daddy holding him up in 1957 at DESBASE San Diego on the pier'''Look at the BIG BOATS, Davey" DK got so excited he puked his
pablum...
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mtgoat666
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Quote: Originally posted by David K  | A ship is a LARGE boat... like a NAVY SHIP, a CRUISE SHIP, a boat with a diesel engine... Papa Diaz had a ship, called the San Augustin that I would
bet was diesel powered... I saw it... that was in 1967, but some of you didn't know what Baja was then, or were even born yet, maybe?
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Dk,
I was here in 1967 and got a photo of your dad!
Woke!
“...ask not what your country can do for you – ask what you can do for your country.” “My fellow citizens of the world: ask not what America
will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man.”
Prefered gender pronoun: the royal we
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woody with a view
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On the good ship, Lollypop!
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PeregrineA1
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I was north bound, south of Punta Prieta, on 11-22 and saw a guy driving a Nissan Leaf towing a trailer with a generator on it.
That's dedication to the fuel source....
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4x4abc
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difference between a boat and a ship is - a boat moves when you step aboard
Harald Pietschmann
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caj13
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sure: but for some here, true hapiness only comes from poking fun at you David! I get it!
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bajaguy
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Tell that to the crew of an SSBN
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woody with a view
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DK there's tons of happiness! It's just funny in that a ship that was seen 50 years ago has anything to do with a guy needing diesel today.
Nothing more nothing less. Just funny!
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acrosstheamericas
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This morning we took a chance to make it to the intersection Highway 1 coz the gas station gave up saying ‘mañana’. Luckily we got 20lts (30pesos
per lt)at the garage place from Chunnu (adviced in Bay of LA). Later we filled up in Pemex happily.
Now propane, gas & home shopping done.
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bajabuddha
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First rule of speaking Spanish vs. Mexicano is, ''manana'' doesn't mean 'tomorrow'.... just means 'not today'. 
I don't have a BUCKET LIST, but I do have a F***- IT LIST a mile long!
86 - 45*
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thebajarunner
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Back when I was in the Navy (yeah, I know, all the ships were wooden) we defined a ship as any vessel too large to be loaded upon a ship.
And, great advice on fuel in Baja. Again, way back when.... there was no pavement past Camalu, we always visited a few ranch houses when we ran low
and always scored enough to make the next gas stop.
And finally, whew.... sure is hard for some folks to restrain the effort to be funny on a serious post.... and of course fail in that effort, as in
"Sorry, not so funny"
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chuckie
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NO, It has to do with trying to put the emphasis on you as the "EXPERT" on everything..Get someone to change your diaper, and stop whining and
crying...
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Chuckie,
My oh my....you certainly contribute more critical and negative trolling lately....need a prescription review or what.
You make the Goat sound mellow...
Take a few deep breathes and back away from the keyboard next time you get the urge 
Don't believe everything you think....
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chuckie
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Oh Ged! That's so sweet of you to notice! Thank you so much!
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chuckie
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I didn't know they had rules on sulfur content back in 1967? That would be a factor for sure..Would that old diesel be any good after sitting so long?
Where would you even get it tested?
[Edited on 12-14-2017 by chuckie]
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motoged
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No problema....thanks for taking a breath...
Don't believe everything you think....
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chuckie
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Well, My vacume cleaner broke...
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motoged
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Seems your spell-checker is also broken...
Don't believe everything you think....
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chuckie
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wacoome?
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