Giggling Marlin no mas

Quote: Originally posted by stillnbaja

one of the first bars in CSL burned to the ground yesterday.... https://gringogazette.com/2024/06/15/oldest-iconic-cabo-san-...

Quote: Originally posted by lencho

"...a beloved hangout for both locals and visitors for decades." Locals?

Oye, Lencho, ?como lo va?

Truth be told, I did observe some marginal expats who might call themselves "locals" or maybe it was "locos" from time to time, in there. Looked like the type who were banned from BN, trying to pick up on some "visitors."

Quote: Originally posted by Tioloco

Was a fun place to blow off some steam.

Quote: Originally posted by oxxo

Quote: Originally posted by Tioloco   Was a fun place to blow off some steam. Yeah, I guess so, (I don't know) if you're the type of "local" who easily gets "steamed up." I feel no sense of loss either, along with Squid Roe.

Quote: Originally posted by Tioloco

Cabo Wabo and Squid Roe are fun stops too. Baja has something for everyone

Quote: Originally posted by AKgringo

I am not deaf (yet) but have had enough ear damage over the years that I cannot have a conversation in a noisy, rowdy situation.

anyone remember the "other" Giggling Marlin? out at Bahia de Los muertos? restaurant/bar/golf club/pro shop.....didn't last long, has some other name now, if its even open?

Quote: Originally posted by surabi

But I easily am woken up by things like dog barking, roosters, etc. because that's a different sound range.

I can't speak to your specific hearing issues. However, I do know that we generally experience 4 different sleep stages during a typical night:

- in bed but awake, yes, you are "awake" when you get up during the night to use the bathroom, typically about 10% of your "sleep" hours
- REM sleep, dream state of semi-consciousness, typically about 20% of your sleep hours.
- Light sleep, easily awakened by dog barking, roosters, owls hooting, coyotes howling, frogs croaking, etc., typically about 50% of your sleep hours
- Deep sleep, "dead to the world", typically about 20% of your sleep hours.

ALL 4 stages are necessary to get a good night's sleep and the typical person will go through these stages for various lengths of time and interchangeably with the others, e.g. you may wake up from REM sleep to go to the bathroom and then go back to bed and fall immediately into deep sleep and then go back to REM sleep and then back to light sleep and then back to deep, etc. What triggers these various states of sleep is unknown at this time but research is ongoing.

To put this into language @MtGoat666 can understand, this un-Woken Nerd wears a flocking Fitbit Versa smart watch on my wrist 24/7. It automatically measures my flocking sleep states and gives a nightly report on my flocking phone app when I get up in the morning. Last night I experienced:
- Awake = 9%
- REM = 30%
- Light sleep = 53%
- Deep sleep = 8%
It was a total chit show because this Nerd spent too much of my time in dream state counting flocking goats jump over the fence and awakened by the flocking male frogs, in the pond in my backyard, crowing to attract flocking females! Yeah, what a total flocking chit show! Comprende amigo?

Quote: Originally posted by stillnbaja

anyone remember the "other" Giggling Marlin? out at Bahia de Los muertos? restaurant/bar/golf club/pro shop.....didn't last long, has some other name now, if its even open?

Bahia de los Muertos = Bay of Dreams??? My Spanish is going to hell in a hand basket! Que triste

Quote: Originally posted by stillnbaja

anyone remember the "other" Giggling Marlin? out at Bahia de Los muertos? restaurant/bar/golf club/pro shop.....didn't last long, has some other name now, if its even open?