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Sharksbaja
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Watch out JR and keep those Pandas on your own plantation please?
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Sharksbaja
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that's what I thought.  
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jrbaja
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Yep nameless all knowing wonder
My bamboo projects are a "scam". Directed at scamming unsuspecting foreigners. From the Baja Nomads board especially.
Not sure exactly what the scam is, or who exactly I'm trying to scam on here but yep, it's a scam.
As far as my property goes, I really don't see it as any business of yours.
As far as growing bamboo on 1 acre, seems like if you did your homework you would know a few more facts but hey, maybe you can't read that well.
Seems to me that you are more concerned with stirring the pot rather than contributing anything interesting.
So, load up your weaponry in case you are able to find the bamboo because the jaguars seem to love french pastries. The pandas only like pure
italian so that wouldn't apply to you.
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#1. I am not BEGGING for help. I asked a question and there were lots of good answers from nice folks here. I named them already. You, ********** did
not contribute anything about Baja to this thread.
Same w/ ********. Nothing than silly pics. One of which was already deleted. No answer to any question about Baja and how to travel.
#2. I am not 'flaming' ALL the Nomads. As I pointed out already there were lots of good answers and advices what a first time visitor should and
should not do in Baja.
Namely from Mr. YankeeIrishMan, DavidK, and plenty of others.
And my special Thanks goes to those who gave good answers.
This forum is possibly devided in two parts.
On the one hand those who really help others with good answers.
On the other hand those who make fun out of newcomers because of their questions, by posting bloody pics and not contributing anything about Baja.
Or did you, ********, answer any of my Baja related questions to this thread?
Maybe it was deleted?
I for sure haven't seen any good answer from you.
Take good care of yourselfs anyway.
Claudio
[Edited on 8-10-2005 by BajaNomad]
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Bruce R Leech
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Hey Mr. Sharksbaja, that was a guess with the deletions. Just a guess!
On the Saffran, or how you spell it in the U.S: Saffron (which is the same of course) I can give you a hint.
There is a Saffron substitute.
Smells like Saffron.
Taste like Saffron.
Is just far less expensive as Saffron.
It is called: AZAFRANES LA BARRACA
Fabricante nacional num. 76 * Azorin, 8-Novelda *
N.S.31.8017/A-53/A
don't make no mistake, that is not Mexican, that is original from Spain.
But it is absolutely cheap.
I got 10 boxes of 100 'carteritas' and paid $5/ea.
Maybe you can figure it somehow through the i-net.
If not, I do have vitamin 'C' towards Spain.(Connections)
We use that stuff mostly for colouring rice and flavoring fish.
Looks good, taste even better.
O.K., so much about that sidestep w/ the bouillabaisse.
If that guy with the silly posters recommends not to post any Baja-Trip experiance here,,,, I've got no trouble with that.
Don't need to post anything.
And I DID NOT make fun of others.
(I guess Mr. Sharksbaja did catch that point)
Wrong spelling remains wrong spelling.
That's not a fun story > you funny-picture-guy-with-no-real-Baja-info-at-all.
Maybe I'll take the time to see what your bamboo enterprise is really all about down there in San Bartolo.
Some other forum users are already very concerned about the fact that you are looking for a partner in that business, but your entire business of
growing bamboo is operated on 1 single acre.
With some phony 5 acres in the mountains.
>>> Can you please describe that spot, where those 5 acres are located?
I would like to look at those as well.
Certainly will look at your business in San Bartolo.
You made a good description here, so I will find it.
And thx for your help. Baja related anyway!
ciao
Claudio |
Ahhhh haaaaa you gave your self away. I know who you are Anon. you are a
requested member.  and a good one. stay
away from the dark side.
lets see who else will guess.
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bajablue
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Jimmy Hoffa?...
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Elvis Presley ????????????
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Bruce R Leech
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wrong wrong
Bruce R Leech
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jrbaja
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Fester Addams?
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comitan
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claudio
If you would email me I have more usefull baja info for your trip. See my profile for address.
Strive For The Ideal, But Deal With What\'s Real.
Every day is a new day, better than the day before.(from some song)
Lord, Keep your arm around my shoulder and your hand over my mouth.
“The sincere pursuit of truth requires you to entertain the possibility that everything you believe to be true may in fact be false”
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Sharksbaja
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Claudio
You are correctemundo! Booya was spelled wrongly on my on-line menu.
It's an older pic and I will attempt to correct it later, thanx.
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There is tons of good info for you here. Use the search feature above and type in your interest. Use one keyword if possible.
On a more serious note........
Some of the Nomads are extremely complex and while it may seem that you understand them, a lot of what they say may be tied to earlier posts and
there may be a great deal more you should know about their likes/dislikes. That's why some get put-off. Particularily while trying to draw immediate
conclusions about someone.
I am certainly still learning. One thing for sure, make sure your posts stay on target and try not to get too personal. Sometimes though depending on
who responds it may not matter what you write.
Passion runs very deep and personal here.
Whatever you do, don't get all personal or you may find yourself up at 4am tearing apart someones post.
I can't say however that I'll keep recommending this board to strangers. They get beat up sometimes and never returno. 
Sad sometimes, but great for the most part.
You may want to walk gently or your focus and your demeanor may inadvertantly change. And not always for the better!
Some will always disagree, it's their life.
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comitan
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Sharks
Very very good advise, I don't think anyone would find fault with.
Strive For The Ideal, But Deal With What\'s Real.
Every day is a new day, better than the day before.(from some song)
Lord, Keep your arm around my shoulder and your hand over my mouth.
“The sincere pursuit of truth requires you to entertain the possibility that everything you believe to be true may in fact be false”
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Mr. Comitan, I am using my e-mail strictly for business as my secretary and others are working w/ that same e-mail as well.
But I highly apreciate your offer.
Maybe I'm geting me another e-mail just for Baja questions and answers.
From your profile I learned you are in La Paz.
There is another town next to La Paz with your name.
Are you living there?
Mr. Sharksbaja, I never intended to 'flaming' you or others.
(what is 'flaming'? or did that guy ment blaming? and just couldn't spell correct?)
So, I am glad you took that spelling issue from the light side.
Your advice in your last post is carefully learned by me.
Unfortunately I have already the feeling that this forum is , well, how to say it for not to be deleted , let me say a difficult or strange one.
I am catching the point what you are intending to tell me about difficult people here.
But that is a damn easy task for me and I will not tear any postings apart
at 4 o'clock in the morning.
No, there are other Baja forums where I can get good answers as well.
So far the good posts outrun the bad ones by far.
Let me keep it this way, every flock has black sheep.
Just attacking me b/c I am not signing up, despite the fact that I am signing my posts w/ my name, is bloody stupid.
Let's forgive those guys! They don't know better.
On the other hand I do not understand why some post are corrected - or edited how you tell it - although there was no bad word in it.
i.e. I answered to Mr Leech and Mr. JRBaja and the names were replaced by >****** (stars)
Is it incorrect to say: Mr.Leech. Or: Mr JRBaja ???
very strange to me, very strange!
I do have a last question to you, Mr. Sharksbaja.
In one of your posts, awhile back, you are calling people from Europe "Euronutts". (one 't' or two, I do not remember)
Please ecxplain that to me.
So, am I an "Euronut?"
Kind Regs
Claudio
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comitan
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Claudio
Yes I live just north of La Paz, In the housing development we live there is a small resort built and run by Italians, cenntennario also has an
Italian restaurant.
Strive For The Ideal, But Deal With What\'s Real.
Every day is a new day, better than the day before.(from some song)
Lord, Keep your arm around my shoulder and your hand over my mouth.
“The sincere pursuit of truth requires you to entertain the possibility that everything you believe to be true may in fact be false”
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Sharksbaja
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Claudio clever man  or 
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Bravo, Claudio. Detto buono. Per un italiano. Appena scherzando!!
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Sharksbaja
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no col fuoco?
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Si, como no. Y en mi pais, el esta un poco loco, pero no habla con el fuego.
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comitan
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You guys really make it difficult, I copy what you wrote go to google for translation and its only half translated and doesn't make sense.
Strive For The Ideal, But Deal With What\'s Real.
Every day is a new day, better than the day before.(from some song)
Lord, Keep your arm around my shoulder and your hand over my mouth.
“The sincere pursuit of truth requires you to entertain the possibility that everything you believe to be true may in fact be false”
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Anonymous
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Maybe because two are speaking Italiano and one is speaking Spanish
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