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durrelllrobert
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Happy Thanksgiving
What's for dinner?
Bob Durrell
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tiotomasbcs
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Happy Turkey Day and Thanksgiving.Hope this special day finds you all in the company of family and friends. Beautiful day here in southern Baja with
a big south swell and bumpy; baby turtles will have a tough go. Enjoy. Tio
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Bajajorge
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Happy Thanksgiving
Happy Thanksgiving to alll Nomads.
Why do Liberals insist and demand that achievers pay the way for nonachievers who are to lazy to succeed, or are just failures by their own choice?
Criminals prefer unarmed victims, dictators prefer unarmed subjects.
Why do ignorant people continue their blabbering when it only proves to others how stupid they are.
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DENNIS
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Igualmente, Jorge.
Thank you.
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boe4fun
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Your holiday E-card
Happy Thanksgiving everyone, enjoy:
http://www.jacquielawson.com/viewcard.asp?code=3709823433499...
Two dirt roads diverged in Baja and I, I took the one less graveled by......
Soy ignorante, apático y ambivalente. No lo sé y no me importa, ni modo.
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Marc
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Clever & Thanks!
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TMW
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May your Thanksgiving holiday be safe and fun, don't eat tooo much.
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DENNIS
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Very cool....indeed. Thanks.
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woody with a view
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Thanks Paul!
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durrelllrobert
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Wow! A real Vegan turkey.
Bob Durrell
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QUETZALCOATL
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Great holiday have the best all.
in otin ihuan in tonalin nican tzonquica-Aztec saying for \"here ends the roads and the days\"
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BajaRat
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Happy Thanksgiving to all.
Who's having turkey in Mexico and how are you preparing it.
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wessongroup
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The "smell" is just great, at this time  have a good one
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BajaNomad
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When I was young, I admired clever people. Now that I am old, I admire kind people.
– Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel
We know we must go back if we live, and we don`t know why.
– John Steinbeck, Log from the Sea of Cortez
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DENNIS
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| Quote: | Originally posted by wessongroup
The "smell" is just great, at this time have a good one |
Wiley...PLEEEEZE......AROMA.....not smell. 
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DENNIS
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| Quote: | Originally posted by BajaNomad
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Fulano and his minions heading to Col. Sanders for dinner. 
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David K
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I am stuffed!
[Edited on 11-23-2012 by David K]
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Ateo
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I still got another 2 hours till dinner. My wife is grilling the bird this year. Maybe I should kill time with a gin and tonic?
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durrelllrobert
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The're all not coming to Mexico
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Nov 22, 2012 5:19pm
Wild Turkeys Overrun Brookline, Mass.
Wild turkeys have been a strange but common sight in suburban and even urban areas in metropolitan Boston for some time, but some residents of nearby
Brookline say the birds are becoming more common and increasingly aggressive in their town.
Emily Spieler, a Brookline resident for eight years, told ABCnews.com that it wasn’t until around two years ago that she and her husband saw a turkey
in their neighborhood.
“And there were a couple of them,” Spieler said. “In our backyard.”
Spieler described the area where she lives as the urban and densely settled end of Brookline, very close to the center of Boston.
Brookline police say complaints about wild turkeys in the town have doubled in the past two months, according to CBS Boston. One officer said he
spends nearly every morning protecting students at Brookline High School from the turkeys.
“I’ve had them come after me,” Brookline resident Jocelyn Guggenheim told ABCnews.com. “I cross the street to avoid them and I’ve never done that
around a wild animal, even though I grew up in the woods.”
Guggenheim said the birds often crowd sidewalks and both she and Spieler said the turkeys have caused several traffic jams by grouping together in the
middle of busy intersections.
Massachusetts has an obvious connection to the turkey. It was in the commonwealth where the Pilgrims landed and later held the first Thanksgiving.
Accounts vary on whether the Pilgrims and Native Americans shared turkey that day, but species meleagris gallopavo was hunted out of existence in
Massachusetts by the mid-19th century.
Successful reintroduction efforts have brought the state’s fall turkey population to around 20,000 birds. And such population growth
definitely shows as more and more people encounter the birds.
Towns around Boston are beginning to respond to the problem by holding town meetings and informational sessions and hoping to find a solution to the
nuisance birds.
Experts agree that the best way to avoid a confrontation with a wild turkey is to steer clear of it if possible, to not be intimidated and spray water
at the bird if available.
Bob Durrell
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Ken Cooke
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Happy Thanksgiving!
I hope everyone had a happy Thanksgiving!
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