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David K
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Too bad they mis-spelled it!  
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b1
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I will re-try the starting gates photo on the San Juanico runway. Thanks for your patience.
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rts551
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| Quote: | Originally posted by David K
Too bad they mis-spelled it! |
Probably got help from a US expat...thus the Spanglish
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b1
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There is a fairly new eatery in San Juanico called the El Burro which of course features the burro. Here he is finishing off the day with a drink at
the establishment.
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And lastly, the storied "Whale Boat" is still resting comfortably on the beach just a tiny bit south of town.
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I saw that burro pound a modelo three weeks ago. Pretty funny. We ate the burro every day we were in town.
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Nice data... by-the-way... to get the degree symbol, hold down the Alt key and press 0186 = º or 26º24'N, 111º28'W
how cool thx DK i always wondered how to do that.
so - that burro in the pix was consummed by human beans?
tasty.....i always wanted to eat some A$$.
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Meant to say "we ate at the Burro"
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BajaBlanca
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can anyone clarify the legend that burritos are so called cause they really were made out of burro meat, way back when ?
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a buddy told me the food is called a burrito after the animal, "when it comes walking into town it carries many things on its back."
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Along those same lines, the explanation that made the most sense to me was that the Burro is actually named for its burden - what it was carrying was
the important part, not the poor beasty itself. And that the food burrito is slang for small package. Actually nothing to do with the critter.
Or maybe I just made that up cuz its easier to swallow.
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