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Sharksbaja
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[*] posted on 12-12-2008 at 04:15 PM


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Cool truck Sharks,
Second lesson, don't let your thread be hijack,:lol::lol::lol:


No Cat we just fill in the post to keep it going when she isn't here to talk. We can always change gears.;D

Wanna see it now? The truck that is....:bounce:
How DO you stop a hijack anyhoo?




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[*] posted on 12-13-2008 at 06:40 AM


hajalera - Thanks for your welcome. It is never too late for a kind word, in my opinion. The timing of posts on this forum is similar to a few places that I visit in cyberspace. There are peaks and valleys that appear and disappear; it's just like driving north and south on Highway 1.

Hi again, Sharksbaja = I have developed a few forum posting philosophies over the years, and a thick hide and a large salt supply has served me well. I try to keep my blood pressure at its current low level.

My odd sense of humor has gotten me into trouble since it first appeared at a very early age, and you are right on the money with your observations on odd or dark humor with regards to forum posts. One thing I fall back on, as I am reading the posts, is that this is a non-visual medium, and so we are missing those visual cues that tip us off to a person's mood or intent.

I am working on a post about my 2005 road trip to Baja. It begins when I first get my first glimpse of Tecate as I am heading down the road, with Cabo Pulmo as my destination. Between my typing skills and my current state of jet-lag, just getting the report past the first few lines is going to take me a wee bit of time. But, fair warning y'all. it is coming.

BAJACAT - Thread hijacking happens. Sometimes one has to sit back and just enjoy the ride!
(And, have I not mentioned the 9 hour time zone change frequently enough? I have been sleeping in delightful 4-hour spurts. It's 0 dark:30 at my physical location and my brain thinks it is 2-something in the afternoon. I will be in and out, off and on, well, for the foreseeable future! I am playful and frisky. and then I suddenly stop and fall asleep; just like some cats I know. Yes, cats; just like some cats i just met!

vandenberg - Hi there! You call that little old post a boo-boo? Heck, that was small potatoes in my book. And, as my mother used to say,"Call me whatever you want, except late to dinner!" Thanks for the welcome.
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[*] posted on 12-13-2008 at 06:55 AM


Methinks I can see you along the miles of beach in Asuncion. After La belle France it will be different and as different is your thing , hopefully , you will know the peace that I found there.......
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[*] posted on 12-13-2008 at 07:43 AM


Hi jorgie! Thank you for your comment! When I unfold my Baja map, Asuncion is a place that catches my eye .

I like small towns. I like rough roads, with few intersections that lead to a beautiful beach.

My impression is that it is a friendly place. A place that welcomes travelers - travelers that treat the place with the respect that it deserves.

I think I could spend many, many days in Asuncion
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[*] posted on 12-13-2008 at 08:39 AM


A belated welcome to you Miette!! I can type very fast, but when you add in all the time for correcting mistakes it comes out to about 2 words/minute. I am better at posting pictures, they are supposed to say 1000 words. Anyway bienvenidos!! ++Ken++



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[*] posted on 12-13-2008 at 08:50 AM


Well, "you liitle sweet thing":lol::lol:you are a welcome addition to this board. I like your writing style and we sure can use some new non-aggressive new blood on this forum.
So, again WELCOME




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[*] posted on 12-13-2008 at 08:59 AM


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Diver Hi there Mr. Master Photographer! I use my two favorite fingers. The other fingers are quite jealous about the whole arrangement, so I don't like to type about it in front of them.



Ah but you have me confused with our true Master Photographer, MR Ken Bondy; I am but a hack.
If you have not already, check out Ken's very impressive collections.

Say, maybe a pair of gloves with the fingers cut out for your typing digits would prevent excess jealousy by the other, less talented fingers ? :lol:
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[*] posted on 12-13-2008 at 12:01 PM


Welcome aboard Miette.

Baja is an incredible peninsula that seems to attract a very diverse (and at times complex) crowd. If you've been reading BajaNomad for awhile you surely know that by now. I suppose that is one of the things that makes this place so interesting to me. I have made many friends here from all walks of life and everyday seems to be a new adventure. Whatever you choose to explore here, share your personal experiences and enjoy the ride...




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[*] posted on 12-13-2008 at 05:32 PM


Hello Miette, and welcome.

You know, although there are no visual cues to tune into here in the forum, it's certainly easy enough to "get a read" on someone when they type out a message. (Regardless of typing speed... perhaps even in spite of it!) I love the fact that everyone here has a unique "voice" when they write. And it's fun to meet some of these people and actually put a face to the written voice. I can already tell that your writing style and wit will be a good blend here on Nomads.




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[*] posted on 12-14-2008 at 08:59 PM


welcome, welcome, welcome....gosh, what more can anyone say?...except....don't get caught up in the daily "crap" that some of these nomads just LOVE...it is not, in my mind, what this forum should be all about...i love the interaction, the sharing, the laughs, the fun....not the backbiting, nasty crap that some of these folks can generate...ignore all that stuff and enjoy the nomads for what it really is; an incredible source of reliable information that we can tap and rely on....welcome aboard, amiga...stop by when in town, m.



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[*] posted on 12-14-2008 at 09:53 PM


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welcome, welcome, welcome....gosh, what more can anyone say?...except....don't get caught up in the daily "crap" that some of these nomads just LOVE...it is not, in my mind, what this forum should be all about...i love the interaction, the sharing, the laughs, the fun....not the backbiting, nasty crap that some of these folks can generate...ignore all that stuff and enjoy the nomads for what it really is.




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what a wimpy looking dog....gosh marv, get a macho looking animal or keep them off the nomads....we are keepers of rottweillers, dobermans, german shepards and jack russell terriers...we don't need no stinkin' chihuahuas!...



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[*] posted on 12-15-2008 at 06:06 PM


Ken Bondy Hi and thanks for the welcome! I really enjoy your photographs.

I just have to say that you are not supposed to give away the secret about how correcting mistakes lowers our typing speed even more than many people can imagine. I'm kidding, but you have let that cat out of the bag now. This puts my adjusted typing speed into a negative number range. To compensate for all that, I am going to attempt to post a photo in a little while. Wish me luck!

Upthread I did mention that I had you and Diver mixed up in my mind. I apologize for that. I think it may have been because so many of you photos are shot underwater. Gosh, I hope you have diving gear on when you take some of them, Yeah, you must.

vandenberg Thanks again for the welcome and the compliment. Hmmmmmmmm, "little sweet thing". Two of those words are true without qualification.

Diver Can you see me blushing here? Way upthread I admitted that I had got the identities of several posters turned around. I am sorry to say I got you confused in my mind with Ken. I apologize for that, and I straightened out those two brain cells, and now all three of my brain cells are squared away.

Gloves? You want me to add gloves to my typing handicap? Those jealous fingers are just going to have to get over it. Hear that jealous fingers?

BajaGringo Thank you very much for you welcome and good wishes. I have been enjoying the "ride" for three years. I have just jumped in recently and have begun to post. I am working on a trip recollection report of my one and only Baja trip (fall 2005). Thanks for your encouragement.

bajaandy Hi and thanks for the welcome. I agree with you that one can "get a read" on some people through their "voice". I would submit to you that a poster's voice can change due to various circumstances ,and one's own ability to "read" a person's post can fluctuate. I try to err on the side of caution. I try. Sometimes, I fail.

mulegemichael Hello Hello Hello! Thank you and thanks for the invitation. I hope to be down sometime before 3008.

A quick note here: I forgot to mention in my intro that I only have internet access on an intermittent basis. I am taking advantage of the great Southwest and I might just get the chance to slip across the US-Mexican border (yahoo!). So, with that in mind, I am going to start to focus on putting up some photos and putting together my 2005 Baja trip recollection report.

Thanks to all the Nomads for allowing me to sit and chat with everyone!
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