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chuckie
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No, Its rain....
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DianaT
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It is raining here again and being in the rain shadow, we don't get as much! Still can't see up the mountain and that is a good thing!
Ken, I think I am going to buy that other lens also. Have to quit talking to you.  See you the next time through.
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wessongroup
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DianaT ... only wish you could attach the "smell" ... boy do I miss that ... 
Started falling around 10:30 pm ... last night here
Moderate for a while ... then off and on most of the night ... just overcast with a little "spitting" now and then .. and cool
Last week was above 90º most of the week ...
[Edited on 5-8-2015 by wessongroup]
[Edited on 5-8-2015 by wessongroup]
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Whale-ista
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It has stopped raining in San Diego ... can't wait to see what comments are posted now...
\"Probably the airplanes will bring week-enders from Los Angeles before long, and the beautiful poor bedraggled old town will bloom with a
Floridian ugliness.\" (John Steinbeck, 1940, discussing the future of La Paz, BCS, Mexico)
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rts551
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God got mad at us and made it quit raining? Maybe just to show us we can not control it and there is really no drought?
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Pompano
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Once you get away from the city skylines, you can see the WALL much better...
I do what the voices in my tackle box tell me.
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mtgoat666
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Quote: Originally posted by David K  | How can it be... we are in the worst drought of the century!! ?? LOL
It started here (north SD county) at midnight, came down so hard it woke me about 2-3 am... and is still raining with some heavy stuff, as of 8:30am.
(Oh, and it 'never' rains in May in Southern California)!
Nature bats last! |
| Quote: Originally posted by David K | | It is that simple... it is called rain, and it happens. Of course you guys like to get the government involved to make it not that simple, more
expensive, less efficient and with controls on it! |
| Quote: Originally posted by David K | | Quote: Originally posted by chuckie | | Get the Government involved? In rain?I was going to comment that was one of the more stupid things DK has said...But in thinking about it, everything
he says is pretty much in that category...I think the Government makes him do it...He badly needs help....Maybe Motoged could suggest someone...????
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Not sure how you can possibly mis-read what I typed? My comment was that the people I was responding to are the ones who are lovers of BIG government,
and that THEY must be in favor of controls, taxes, less freedom. They sure don't seem to trust God or Nature or know how to live withing the limits
that are visible and naturally made? They claim man is greater than God/Nature, that man can change the climate's direction by becoming poorer
(taxed)???!!! They also claim the sea levels are dangerously rising, yet in the past 50 years, we all can still go to the same places at high tide and
have dry feet! This is the 'Chicken Little' drama, except instead of the sky falling, it is the oceans are rising.
Can anyone accept that change in Nature is normal and natural... man is not greater than the natural forces. To give government or politicians that
much power over a made-up fear is just surrendering your freedom (and intelligence). |
DK, I think this thread was just to make small talk about the weather. Why are you spewing nonsense?
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chuckie
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We are watching several potential tornadoes...caused by the demopublicans ......wish they wouldn't do that....DK spews nonsense to feel important....
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deanfootlong
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Don't mind me. Just here to watch. Carry on.  oh yeah, rain.
[Edited on 5-9-2015 by deanfootlong]
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rts551
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| Quote: Originally posted by David K | No Chuckie, it not at all about feelings.
I only wish to open the closed minds of those who blindly believe anything told to them by big government politicians.
Question the nonsense. Saying the sea levels is rising dangerously when we can see it isn't, and saying man's activities change the climate (when the
climate has changed without man many times) is nonsense.
Now, that all is my opinion (based on scientific fact and history)... and if you read my posts as much as it seems you do, then please read what I am
replying to. I don't bring up the truth about this climate change hoax unless someone mentions it first. So my opinion is a reply... for 'equal time'.
Unless you 'feel' Baja Nomad should only have liberal philosophy and no balance with facts?
All my threads on Nomad are about Baja travel, Baja history, Baja people. If nobody posts mis-information, then I am not compelled to provide correct
information. Baja Nomad is a single most useful source of Baja information, in the world! It is only useful if the information is correct.
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I believe this started with the 3rd post. unless of course saying it rains is a spark. While you believe you are the one carrying the truth burden,
lets try this.
Although the climate naturally changes, man made influences are accelerating those changes. What data and history do you have that says that is
not true?
Your last paragraph makes no sense. There are lots of sources of information out there. Certainly your threads are not the most important sources of
information.
Time to climb down off our soapbox.
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David K
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Yes, the third post was humor... I guess only us on the right have a sense of humor? The post said it's raining... and I said how can that be, then
went on to report the rain I got so far.
Lighten up... and allow me to have a little fun here without you turning it into a political debate.
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wessongroup
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Watch the "humor" thing on real estate too ...
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toneart
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Let's have a Tea Party, Alice! Damn Government Drought! 
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Howard
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I am sorry to interrupt this thread but is it still raining in San Diego, that is what this thread is about or am I wrong and out of line here?
We don't stop playing because we grow old;
we grow old because we stop playing
George Bernard Shaw
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Whale-ista
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Sprinkling at 7:33.
Funny- I was always told talking about the weather was safer than, say....sex, politics or religion.
Oh well... times change.
| Quote: Originally posted by Howard | | I am sorry to interrupt this thread but is it still raining in San Diego, that is what this thread is about or am I wrong and out of line here? |
\"Probably the airplanes will bring week-enders from Los Angeles before long, and the beautiful poor bedraggled old town will bloom with a
Floridian ugliness.\" (John Steinbeck, 1940, discussing the future of La Paz, BCS, Mexico)
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bajacamper
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Rain is a good thing, right? I think so, at least until it is posted about on this site, but God forbid DK should comment because then the four
amigos come out blazing away. I have seen this kind of dumping on people on other boards and nothing good ever comes of it. This board ain't like it
usta was. A few years ago there were many, many, people here who went out of their way to help anyone who needed help or guidance on all things Baja.
While there are still people willing to help, you four added very little on this thread.
O Boy, here is a new target for you, so flame away and give DK a break. He might be actually trying to help someone with a Baja question.
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rts551
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I don't think DK needs any help posting his 10 posts per day. But you on the other hand...the rain effect you some how? Maybe you can help him
with his hypothesis that the only change is natural change?
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DianaT
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And the rain settled down this evening.
May be more rain tomorrow, we hope.
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rts551
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a little snow up there as well. San Dingo may get water after all.
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CaboMagic
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... so glad Whale-ista to view <most> of your posted threads .. always interesting
ugh .... using the cool powers (!!) of skipping and viewing
Diana AWESOME love your photos ..
right on k,b,r
raindrops keep falling 
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