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Skipjack Joe
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This belongs with the thread "How to tell when someone's drowning".
Seriously.
This must be what it's like.
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noproblemo2
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Looked like a bad acid trip on the movies to me...
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wessongroup
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pretty cool, who put the camera on the turtle..? and the water is really clear.. really ... maybe a horror movie.. the "return of the Turtle"
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wessongroup
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| Quote: | Originally posted by ramuma53
The question is who are going to be the sea turtles ??????
Or the dead and alive Eddy who want to live under a palm tree in Baja.
Who want to be Olivia ????????
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Turtles, no problem.. all done in high end graphics .. Avatar
As for someone under a palm tree in Baja.. if we give him little lines and have Tecate as a sponsor... that takes care of that...
But, Olivia.. now that poses a real problem... should be Mexican.. beautiful, and really hot and ready for a really difficult part, with many facets
to the personality... my self ... thinking along the lines of the Salma Hayek who play (Santanico Pandemonium) and dances to the music of Tito &
Tarantula in the movie "Dusk to Dawn" a Quentin Tarantino film.. if you whish we could leave in the vampires.. as seems to be a lot of blood suckers
in the Real Estate business, both here and in the United States...
[Edited on 7-20-2010 by wessongroup]
[Edited on 7-20-2010 by wessongroup]
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noproblemo2
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| Quote: | Originally posted by wessongroup
| Quote: | Originally posted by ramuma53
The question is who are going to be the sea turtles ??????
Or the dead and alive Eddy who want to live under a palm tree in Baja.
Who want to be Olivia ????????
[Edited on 7-20-2010 by ramuma53] |
Turtles, no problem.. all done in high end graphics .. Avatar
As for someone under a palm tree in Baja.. if we give him little lines and have Tecate as a sponsor... that takes care of that...
But, Olivia.. now that poses a really problem... should be Mexican.. beautiful, and really hot and ready for a really difficult part, with many facets
to the personality... my self ... thinking along the lines of the Salma Hayek who play (Santanico Pandemonium) and dances to the music of Tito &
Tarantula in the movie "Dusk to Dawn" a Quentin Tarantino film.. if you whish we could leave in the vampires.. as seems to be a lot of blood suckers
in the Real Estate business, both here and in the United States...
[Edited on 7-20-2010 by wessongroup] |
Perhaps G J could weigh in with a chefs suggestion to play Olivia??? Blood sucking vampires Realtors could suggest a few names..............you
dancing now that I'd pay to see !!!!
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wessongroup
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Good one.. that would be ... oh my gwad... what a sight..
thanks I needed that.. 
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Sharksbaja
| Quote: | Originally posted by David K
............... the walls and sleeping circles that Choral Pepper (on an Erle Stanley Gardner expedition) in 1966 photographed and believed was a lost
mission project, depicted on a Jesuit 1757 map, but never completed.
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Well well well. Very interesting.
Can you show us the map and info?
I guess you were wrong David,
THE PLACE IS SIGNIFICANT!
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Yes, it can be seen... you saw it, but asked me if it was the site... I drove nearly 500 miles to confirm it was the same as I had showed with the
1966 photos on the Internet for many years at VivaBaja.com. It was Choral's wish that I re-find the site she saw in '66, it was most wonderful that
you shared a Google Earth image that seemed to be a wall after my many years of searching (with others of Nomad, as well) had yet to find... I asked
how you would like to be mentioned in the article I would be writing as the initial re-discoverer of the 1966 discovery. It really is a shame that you
changed your positive involvement in this fun find. I went to the lead area archeologist to see if there was anything significant or warrented
secrecy, via phone (thanks to connection help from Barry A)... There was no reason given to me to not share the site. I also sent the details Dr.
Mathes, considered the lead authority on Baja missions... he had no comeback. Another published mission historian said there is no eveidence that the
mission proposed site on the 1757 map ever was started, let alone occupied.
It was a site important only to Choral and fans of her book and magazine... Archeologists and other published historians see it differently... The
site remains there for Pepper fans and history fans to enjoy and theorize the wall's purpose. It is significant as another mystery of the desert, of
which there are many... No reason that all who wish to see it should be denied... http://vivabaja.com/109
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David K. Keep your contributions coming. Yea that guy accused me of deleting my posts on another topic, said it was "chickens--t". I've never deleted
any posts. Maybe his happy hours haven't been too happy?
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Back to the turtle thread.....I know I promised more info. on the issues in Munoz land, I am trying to contact some of the American homeowners who had
houses on that beach...some of them live in the San Diego area, I want to hear their stories if they will tell me. But they may not due to fear of
the last folks there being evicted....they were, at one time about 6 of them and I believe they are down to two now.....In a nutshell about 90% of
Munoz's "facts" are not true, and most documents are invalid. You don't see anything from Olivia and her husband as they have been advised not to try
their case in public. All cases are still in court, and all the criminal cases were started by Munoz and his employee's...All of them...just ask
around town and see who supports who..... Still reading all the previous posts by folks...if you take the time you will see many, many, false
statements by Munoz. It's funny that he just blabs on and on and some folks take what he says as truth....All he cares about is $$$$, Again ask
around town. You can count his supporters on one hand and have fingers left over......hope to have more soon.......R.G.
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wessongroup
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and to think it had made it off page one... think some don't want it to die.. and are we back to square one again?
tell us just what case are we talking about? which can not be discussed.. or is that something that can't be discussed either? is there more than one
case.. does it involve land, or turtles? or is it over movie rights?
After thought.. don't try in "public" but, you are suggesting to go down and "talk in public" about the case.. you don't see any conflict there..
curious.. or are you suggesting.. "statements" be obtained from everyone in town.. to verify events? or just "talk"
[Edited on 7-21-2010 by wessongroup]
[Edited on 7-21-2010 by wessongroup]
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ELINVESTIG8R
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Rgbajabob,
Please collect your evidence and come back and present it. Rafael has presented his proof now it's your turn! It's easy to lambaste someone from
behind a keyboard so please feel free to come out in the open so we can know who you are and provide your proof. Thank you!
David
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Skipjack Joe
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| Quote: | Originally posted by ELINVESTIG8R
It's easy to lambaste someone from behind a keyboard ....
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Rafa ought to know! He's been doing it for months now.
Just goes to show you that the loudest are always believed the most.
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wessongroup
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back to square one
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noproblemo2
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Well guess we could start a poll and see who is where on this.........
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sounds like as many facts as on the topic of this post! | Quote: | Originally posted by David K
| Quote: | Originally posted by Sharksbaja
| Quote: | Originally posted by David K
............... the walls and sleeping circles that Choral Pepper (on an Erle Stanley Gardner expedition) in 1966 photographed and believed was a lost
mission project, depicted on a Jesuit 1757 map, but never completed.
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Well well well. Very interesting.
Can you show us the map and info?
I guess you were wrong David,
THE PLACE IS SIGNIFICANT!
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Yes, it can be seen... you saw it, but asked me if it was the site... I drove nearly 500 miles to confirm it was the same as I had showed with the
1966 photos on the Internet for many years at VivaBaja.com. It was Choral's wish that I re-find the site she saw in '66, it was most wonderful that
you shared a Google Earth image that seemed to be a wall after my many years of searching (with others of Nomad, as well) had yet to find... I asked
how you would like to be mentioned in the article I would be writing as the initial re-discoverer of the 1966 discovery. It really is a shame that you
changed your positive involvement in this fun find. I went to the lead area archeologist to see if there was anything significant or warrented
secrecy, via phone (thanks to connection help from Barry A)... There was no reason given to me to not share the site. I also sent the details Dr.
Mathes, considered the lead authority on Baja missions... he had no comeback. Another published mission historian said there is no eveidence that the
mission proposed site on the 1757 map ever was started, let alone occupied.
It was a site important only to Choral and fans of her book and magazine... Archeologists and other published historians see it differently... The
site remains there for Pepper fans and history fans to enjoy and theorize the wall's purpose. It is significant as another mystery of the desert, of
which there are many... No reason that all who wish to see it should be denied... http://vivabaja.com/109 |
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ELINVESTIG8R
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I'm staying put in what I believe until additional credible evidence is provided to the contrary. Thank you for your patience with me. David
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Skipjack Joe
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| Quote: | Originally posted by rgbajabob
I want to hear their stories if they will tell me. But they may not due to fear of the last folks there being evicted....they were, at one time
about 6 of them and I believe they are down to two now.....In a nutshell about 90% of Munoz's "facts" are not true, and most documents are invalid.
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If Munoz's "facts" are not true then why are these people being evicted? I agree that his documents seem to support his claim ownership of the land.
However, the manner in which Mr Munoz has been trashing Mark and Olivia on this thread with unsupported accusations is really reprehensible. He claims
to be a civilized and learned individual but has shown neither with his remarks. It has been very disappointing to see this allowed to occur on this
board for so long. The 2 neighbors should have settled the issues amongst themselves and then posted the outcome. We don't want to read about their
sordid affairs. The supposed "trial" here on this thread, with it's gathering of evidence, is pathetic. This so called objective 'investigation' is
nothing more than titillation over other people's misfortunes. About as satisfying as examining a road kill.
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Pompano
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Igor..maybe if we all hit the 'Report' button at the same time...?
I do what the voices in my tackle box tell me.
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desertcpl
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[Edited on 7-22-2010 by desertcpl]
[Edited on 7-22-2010 by desertcpl]
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desertcpl
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I just got a U2U on my reset button,
no I dont want to go back and start this thing again ,, I was just really replying to what Pampano was saying about the report button
[Edited on 7-22-2010 by desertcpl]
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