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bajabuddha
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Thanks for the funny posts you three guys. What kind of shark do you suppose that is that Toronja posted? Or is it some kind of fake pic?
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Actually looked like a baby whale shark to me with the rounded hump behind the dorsal fin..... but I may be mistaken. I was once.... thought I wuz
wrong... 
Still say it is a Land Shark. Looks just like Jane Curtin.
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chuckie
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Loan shark...Dint pay his vig...
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willardguy
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candy gram!
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wessongroup
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Here's another thing to watch out for ...
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bajabuddha
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Sorry Willy, that wuz Blazing Saddles.... "Candy-gram for Mongo!"
......"Mongo only pawn in chess game of life....."
Close, but no..... well, the cigar was in there too come to think of it.. 
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toronja
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You guys crack me up. "I'm only a dolphin, ma'am!"
Good guess, seasider, that is one of my tiger friends. I worked/camped in the NW Hawaiian chain out towards Midway a few years back. We just tried not
to splash too much while bathing. The angle of his back/fin looked a little funny I think because he was in too shallow and working not to get stuck
in the wash.
They tend to run in the 8 to 12-ft range out there, but we had a few bigger. They come in to eat the fledging albatross chicks - you either learn to
fly quick or you don't last long.
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willardguy
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lol....now there's a man who knows his SNL!
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toronja
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well, I know some SNL, but a man I am not! I don't run into too many other shark-loving lasses, though, so you get a pass on that one.
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willardguy
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| Quote: Originally posted by toronja | | well, I know some SNL, but a man I am not! I don't run into too many other shark-loving lasses, though, so you get a pass on that one.
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 oops....gracias!
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| Quote: Originally posted by toronja | You guys crack me up. "I'm only a dolphin, ma'am!"
Good guess, seasider, that is one of my tiger friends. I worked/camped in the NW Hawaiian chain out towards Midway a few years back. We just tried not
to splash too much while bathing. The angle of his back/fin looked a little funny I think because he was in too shallow and working not to get stuck
in the wash.
They tend to run in the 8 to 12-ft range out there, but we had a few bigger. They come in to eat the fledging albatross chicks - you either learn to
fly quick or you don't last long.
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That should be killed before it can attack someone's child. Lol.
"The future ain't what it used to be"
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bajabuddha
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As a Veteran, I want to give thanks to this warning. We only had to deal with Bamboo Pit Vipers ("two-steppers") that make a Diamond Back look like a
sharp-tooth puppy dawg, as well as Punji stakes, bouncing betty's, frags on trip-wires as well as 500 lb. bombs booby-trapped; AK 47's, Chi Com
granades, 122mm rockets, RPGs, sappers, malaria, leeches, ambush ants and wait-a-minute vines, Elephant grass, 'skeeters, pizz-ants (the worst!) and
house-flies. Did I mention Agent Orange and friendly fire? Not to mention buffalo-dung tasting water and powdered eggs when we were lucky. Oh, and
a few thousand guys out to kill us, where the buzz-worm would rather just slither away...... I feel SO much safer now. Ahhhhh, memories,
memories.......
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Howard
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As a Vet and a friend of a Veterinarian
That explains a lot of your anger!
Don't forget the monsoons that when hit with the rain it actually hurt and was painful due to the force of the downpour.
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We don't stop playing because we grow old;
we grow old because we stop playing
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chippy
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| Quote: Originally posted by bajabuddha | As a Veteran, I want to give thanks to this warning. We only had to deal with Bamboo Pit Vipers ("two-steppers") that make a Diamond Back look like a
sharp-tooth puppy dawg, as well as Punji stakes, bouncing betty's, frags on trip-wires as well as 500 lb. bombs booby-trapped; AK 47's, Chi Com
granades, 122mm rockets, RPGs, sappers, malaria, leeches, ambush ants and wait-a-minute vines, Elephant grass, 'skeeters, pizz-ants (the worst!) and
house-flies. Did I mention Agent Orange and friendly fire? Not to mention buffalo-dung tasting water and powdered eggs when we were lucky. Oh, and
a few thousand guys out to kill us, where the buzz-worm would rather just slither away...... I feel SO much safer now. Ahhhhh, memories,
memories.......
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Thanks for your service BB.
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chuckie
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Piece a cake......compared to my second wife...
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| Quote: Originally posted by bajabuddha | As a Veteran, I want to give thanks to this warning. We only had to deal with Bamboo Pit Vipers ("two-steppers") that make a Diamond Back look like a
sharp-tooth puppy dawg, as well as Punji stakes, bouncing betty's, frags on trip-wires as well as 500 lb. bombs booby-trapped; AK 47's, Chi Com
granades, 122mm rockets, RPGs, sappers, malaria, leeches, ambush ants and wait-a-minute vines, Elephant grass, 'skeeters, pizz-ants (the worst!) and
house-flies. Did I mention Agent Orange and friendly fire? Not to mention buffalo-dung tasting water and powdered eggs when we were lucky. Oh, and
a few thousand guys out to kill us, where the buzz-worm would rather just slither away...... I feel SO much safer now. Ahhhhh, memories,
memories.......
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Hopefully the Thai sticks helped out a bit.
This reminds me, time to watch The Deer Hunter again. Meryl!
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bajabuddha
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........ did I miss anything???........
I don't have a BUCKET LIST, but I do have a F***- IT LIST a mile long!
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micah202
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| Quote: Originally posted by bajatrailrider | | As you all know,we had wet winter.Lots of green grass and water. Riding last 6 days over 6 rattle snakes,killed most of them.They where out even in
cool weather.All ranchos have reported same thing.As we get into April,they will come out of the wood work.Hikers/bikers watch where you put your foot
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...seems like the rattlesnake warning goes further than Baja!....
http://www.theweathernetwork.com/news/articles/rattlesnake-w...
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