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dtbushpilot
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Hard to ignore when the pictures start flashing up. I would if I could somehow turn them off. Sorry Ateo for ruining your thread.
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You already apologized for ruining Ateo's thread, I suppose that gives you the green light to keep it swirling the drain. How about giving the endless
DK obsession a rest, it really is tiresome.
"Life is tough".....It's even tougher if you're stupid.....
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4x4abc
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| Quote: Originally posted by dtbushpilot |
You already apologized for ruining Ateo's thread, I suppose that gives you the green light to keep it swirling the drain. How about giving the endless
DK obsession a rest, it really is tiresome. |
we desperately need a "Like" button
Harald Pietschmann
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Fernweh
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Ditto
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David K
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Watched the show (thank you, Jon for the post)... and it was mostly about Cabrillo and the Spanish sea voyages trying to find the current to Asia...
in the beginning.
Then there was a nice interview with Harry Crosby about the Camino Real trail and his time on it going back to the 1960s when he was the photographer
for The Call to California and his own books that followed.
A few missions were shown and mentioned... I look forward to the next episode.
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LancairDriver
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| Quote: Originally posted by rts551 | David T. Sounds as if you are speaking for every one ("Nobody would have been offended ") is that an elected position or self appointed. From my
perspective I would have rather heard about the PBS special than viewed someones ad.
PS I do a lot more than follow this forum. Since I spend the majority of my time in BCS, there is always a fish to catch! |
I thought the fishing was exceptional in BA, why are you so perpetually miserable?
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rts551
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| Quote: Originally posted by LancairDriver | | Quote: Originally posted by rts551 | David T. Sounds as if you are speaking for every one ("Nobody would have been offended ") is that an elected position or self appointed. From my
perspective I would have rather heard about the PBS special than viewed someones ad.
PS I do a lot more than follow this forum. Since I spend the majority of my time in BCS, there is always a fish to catch! |
I thought the fishing was exceptional in BA, why are you so perpetually miserable? |
BA? Me, I am a happy guy. Having the best time of my life. And if I need a real good belly laugh, I come over here and check out your posts.
Have a nice day.
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bajaguy
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| Quote: Originally posted by rts551 | | Quote: Originally posted by LancairDriver | | Quote: Originally posted by rts551 | David T. Sounds as if you are speaking for every one ("Nobody would have been offended ") is that an elected position or self appointed. From my
perspective I would have rather heard about the PBS special than viewed someones ad.
PS I do a lot more than follow this forum. Since I spend the majority of my time in BCS, there is always a fish to catch! |
I thought the fishing was exceptional in BA, why are you so perpetually miserable? |
BA? Me, I am a happy guy. Having the best time of my life. And if I need a real good belly laugh, I come over here and check out your posts.
Have a nice day. |
This board needs a troll button/icon
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motoged
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Harald,
While rarely sharing my esteemed opinion on matters on this
forum (  )...and while frequently enjoying your adventure
pics/intel/quips.....
I have to stick to my guns and oppose the cretinous culture of Futzbook et al re: "LIKE" buttons....:
it reduces one's consciousness to a single digit IQ rating for a start....omits any semblance of intelligent response of any depth....and keeps the
simplistic notion of "It's either this or that" with no middle ground (like Hitler's b*stard son)...
And besides, Harald....you are smarter than that....  
Don't believe everything you think....
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4x4abc
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| Quote: Originally posted by motoged |
Harald,
While rarely sharing my esteemed opinion on matters on this
forum ( )...and while frequently enjoying your adventure
pics/intel/quips.....
I have to stick to my guns and oppose the cretinous culture of Futzbook et al re: "LIKE" buttons....:
it reduces one's consciousness to a single digit IQ rating for a start....omits any semblance of intelligent response of any depth....and keeps the
simplistic notion of "It's either this or that" with no middle ground (like Hitler's b*stard son)...
And besides, Harald....you are smarter than that.... |
only if your post is meant as a satire your emoticons make sense - they are on a lower (childish) level than the like button
Harald Pietschmann
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willardguy
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| Quote: Originally posted by motoged |
Harald,
While rarely sharing my esteemed opinion on matters on this
forum ( )...and while frequently enjoying your adventure
pics/intel/quips.....
I have to stick to my guns and oppose the cretinous culture of Futzbook et al re: "LIKE" buttons....:
it reduces one's consciousness to a single digit IQ rating for a start....omits any semblance of intelligent response of any depth....and keeps the
simplistic notion of "It's either this or that" with no middle ground (like Hitler's b*stard son)...
And besides, Harald....you are smarter than that.... |
yeah I don't know about the "like" button, but I sure appreciate the "blocking and hiding" feature!  and of course that door swings both ways.
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motoged
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| Quote: Originally posted by 4x4abc | | Quote: Originally posted by motoged |
Harald,
While rarely sharing my esteemed opinion on matters on this
forum ( )...and while frequently enjoying your adventure
pics/intel/quips.....
I have to stick to my guns and oppose the cretinous culture of Futzbook et al re: "LIKE" buttons....:
it reduces one's consciousness to a single digit IQ rating for a start....omits any semblance of intelligent response of any depth....and keeps the
simplistic notion of "It's either this or that" with no middle ground (like Hitler's b*stard son)...
And besides, Harald....you are smarter than that.... |
only if your post is meant as a satire your emoticons make sense - they are on a lower (childish) level than the like button |
Well....some satire is childish....let's leave it at that.
Don't believe everything you think....
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4x4abc
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Well, if it was a satire, then the emoticons are necessary decoration (not childish at all)
and hey, let's take it easy - drink some Margaritas and enjoy Baja. We are very fortunate that way.
Harald Pietschmann
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motoged
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I'm chillin'..... sarcastically and satirically...... and liking it.
[Edited on 4-9-2016 by motoged]
Don't believe everything you think....
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4x4abc
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blocking someone? I thought we live in a free society - free speech etc
Harald Pietschmann
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bezzell
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how come the germans can never really grasp the free speech concept ?
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TMW
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Please explain yourself, what do you mean by free speech concept.
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4x4abc
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heck, we germans don't have TV, cars and telephone. Free speech? Never heard of it. You lucky Mericans - you have it all.
Mercedes? Not German - made in Alabama.
Harald Pietschmann
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I have been away for a while, will this special be rebroadcast? That is what this thread is about, right?
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David K
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Yes, Sunday. Also, on their website.
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Bajatripper
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Don't know about that, seems like it's on topic--and you'd better believe that if I ever have a book available, I'll be doing the same!
Congrats on the book, David.
[Edited on 4-10-2016 by Bajatripper]
There most certainly is but one side to every story: the TRUTH. Variations of it are nothing but lies.
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