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mtgoat666
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"armada" is also the spanish word for "naval fleet." From latin "armare" or "to arm.
"armada" is a very silly name for an oversized station wagon, in my opinion.
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When I was fighting to help Napoleon against Lord Nelson, we fought against Lord Nelsons armada!! (But that is a different story)
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Loser!
The brits totally dominated france-spain in battle of trafalgar...
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.”
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JC43
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| Quote: Originally posted by mtgoat666 | | Quote: Originally posted by JC43 | | Quote: Originally posted by mtgoat666 |
"armada" is also the spanish word for "naval fleet." From latin "armare" or "to arm.
"armada" is a very silly name for an oversized station wagon, in my opinion.
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When I was fighting to help Napoleon against Lord Nelson, we fought against Lord Nelsons armada!! (But that is a different story)
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Loser!
The brits totally dominated france-spain in battle of trafalgar...
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The looser is a l w a y s the one without behavior towards other users.
I do not remember talking about who won or lost !!!!!!!!
[Edited on 2-3-2021 by JC43]
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billklaser
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Last week driving North from Loreto there was a "Guardia National" car with a radar gun just south of Mulege. Specifically just as you are coming
down from the hill about 4 miles south of the Pemex station.
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John Harper
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| Quote: Originally posted by mtgoat666 | | Quote: Originally posted by JC43 | | Quote: Originally posted by mtgoat666 |
"armada" is also the spanish word for "naval fleet." From latin "armare" or "to arm.
"armada" is a very silly name for an oversized station wagon, in my opinion.
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When I was fighting to help Napoleon against Lord Nelson, we fought against Lord Nelsons armada!! (But that is a different story)
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Loser!
The brits totally dominated france-spain in battle of trafalgar...
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With Lord Nelson transported back to England in a cask of brandy.
John
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Lee
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| Quote: Originally posted by billklaser | | Last week driving North from Loreto there was a "Guardia National" car with a radar gun just south of Mulege. Specifically just as you are coming
down from the hill about 4 miles south of the Pemex station. |
Saw him yesterday. He must have been asleep as I came barreling down that mountain headed to Loreto. Those guys are everywhere. Left GN
East early a km out a Guardia passed me going West. He turned around and followed me for awhile then turned off. Set the cruise for 80 km/h and
saw 2 more Guardias going West. Jet a bit nerve racking.
US Marines: providing enemies of America an opportunity to die for their country since 1775.
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F*ck it.
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JC43
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Well, the `Pandas` didn`t ticket you until 100 Km/h. As 80 Km/h is the limit.
Does anybody know how the Guardia Nacional is handling that? I heard the are not in the mood of tolerating anything. True or false?
(another way of making money??)
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Can anyone explain Guardia National? Something new tome since we got back in Jan.
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JC43
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Guardia Nacional in MX. In US: National Guard.
The diff in MX is, they are looking after everything. But mainly traffic. I do not have experience w/ them but the grapevine says they are not very
"negotiable" if it comes to fining b/c of traffic violations. The `pandas` were happy if one paid them some bucks. Not theses guys. White cars
looking very private w/ only the word Guardia Nacional at both sides and a little emblem. You were in Baja in Jan and didn't see them? They are in
existence since last year mid term.
------- that reminds me to the following question: Why do have elephants red eyes ???
Only possible answer: That they can hide perfectly in a cherry tree!
Wow! Never seen an elephant in a cherry tree ???
See, that is how good the can hide ---------------
[Edited on 2-4-2021 by JC43]
[Edited on 2-4-2021 by JC43]
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BajaMama
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I only have experience as far south as Loreto. I always drive limit through Maneadero, south of Villa JesusyMaria to about 25 miles south of Guerrero
Negro, through Santa Rosalia until south of prison.
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JC43
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| Quote: Originally posted by BajaMama | | I only have experience as far south as Loreto. I always drive limit through Maneadero, south of Villa JesusyMaria to about 25 miles south of Guerrero
Negro, through Santa Rosalia until south of prison. |
That recipe is no good anymore. Those guys are every where and far from any settlement where you do not expect them. On my return to CSL the week
before last week I saw one at El Cien parking there.
Is there any one around here who has actual experience with them? 
Everything written here so far is speculation. (even the content of my postings. no actual experience) What I know, I know trough the grapevine.
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