jerry
Guest
Last piece of good info Perro gave was which naked bar he liked best....sort of creepy..old geezers getting lap dances from 17 year old sex slaves....
Agua en Penasco
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playaperro
El Pirata
What the fuk you crying about you dumbfuk? Show the post?
playaperro
El Pirata
member Last info....
playaperro
El Pirata
So I post how goods things are going and you fly off the hook, Santo tomas is santo tomas, like 100 visitors a year maybe.
playaperro
El Pirata
Kenny where are you?
jerry
Guest
No for the last 10 years you pretty much ad a bit of snark,a pinch of insider smug and a whole lot of nothing....pretty much your M.O. tell us something new
playaperro
El Pirata
Southbeacher
Guest
Of those who bring information (and disinformation) I especially appreciate that JJ brings perspective as well.
jerry
Guest
Some are not crazy about environmental issues and real estate fail stories for sure..Since we started posting on these issues we have actually had Sea Sheapard crew seeing it on search and reaching out ( well if trying to punch JJ can be called reaching out).If you have been based in RP and just sit on the couch at the condo waiting for smoked prime rib Sunday you might not care about border waits,potholes,real estate scams and I get that....but....if you are thinking of buying a place down here you might consider trying to save the Sea,encourage good government and try to keep our country from doing things that get Obrador elected in 2018....That happens we are in the shit....
jerry
Guest
That's because you are a rightwingers too...go team!,,,,
GV Jack
Snorin God
Now we're getting back to the good old days. Topic HiJacking, name calling and Rumble in the Alley.
No bricks, I won't play.
What I like best about this is that, some see the glass half full, some see it as half empty and then my
friend sees the glass as broken and empty.
God, it's great to be back.
No bricks, I won't play.
What I like best about this is that, some see the glass half full, some see it as half empty and then my
friend sees the glass as broken and empty.
God, it's great to be back.
jerry
Guest
The fire is headed your way Jack...maybe you should be out cutting down your neighbors citrus trees for a fire break...I would...
Jungle Jim
Guest
Funny you mention the Sea Goat Herders Jerry, I've been thinking about them and not a single related post in a week or more now.
Did they high tail it back to Frog Land in time to vote for their new Commie mud slum loving dictator?
Them mini porpoises finally terminate? No mas giant croakers left to gut?
Man alive would I enjoy a few of those froggy faggots showing up at my front door. I'm sure that they have never had the opportunity to meet Mr. Smith and Mr. Wesson in person.
Off topic note: currently Yuma is completely infested with rats, Norway Rats to be specific. One yard nearby killed over forty in a week. I finally determined what has been nibbling away on every new sprouting thing in my vegetable garden, all along I was convinced it was those pesky snow birds known as White Crowned Sparrows, no it's those dirty rats! Two weeks ago I was pulling a truck into my compound and I saw something out of the corner of my eye heading into my boat house. I had a flashlight in hand and followed it. Low and behold it was a male Norway Rat about sixteen inches long with it's two big testicles dragging the ground. I ran to the house and got my 12 gauge but could never find him again. The next day I did a little reconnoiter and found rat tracks everywhere. I always have a couple of those big old snap traps around because once in awhile a Wood Rat makes it over here since the river is only a quarter mile away. I set six of them and as I was soaking in the hot tub heard one go off. Ran over to check it out and it was sprung with a drop of blood and some rat hair on it, that big bastard got caught but still managed to escape. So next day I go to Home Depot and buy an electric rat trap. I set it and about an hour after dark check it out only to see it totally destroyed, the rat was so big that when it got shocked it knocked the thing apart and got away! Now I can't use poison cause my wolf pack will certainly eat it. Anyway, after returning that trap and buying two more I've now electrocuted fifteen of them and still not killed the big old male that I first saw. All of this rat action is obviously related to our wet winter but a first that I've ever seen in the thirty plus years that I have lived here. Anyone else got input on this?
JJ
Did they high tail it back to Frog Land in time to vote for their new Commie mud slum loving dictator?
Them mini porpoises finally terminate? No mas giant croakers left to gut?
Man alive would I enjoy a few of those froggy faggots showing up at my front door. I'm sure that they have never had the opportunity to meet Mr. Smith and Mr. Wesson in person.
Off topic note: currently Yuma is completely infested with rats, Norway Rats to be specific. One yard nearby killed over forty in a week. I finally determined what has been nibbling away on every new sprouting thing in my vegetable garden, all along I was convinced it was those pesky snow birds known as White Crowned Sparrows, no it's those dirty rats! Two weeks ago I was pulling a truck into my compound and I saw something out of the corner of my eye heading into my boat house. I had a flashlight in hand and followed it. Low and behold it was a male Norway Rat about sixteen inches long with it's two big testicles dragging the ground. I ran to the house and got my 12 gauge but could never find him again. The next day I did a little reconnoiter and found rat tracks everywhere. I always have a couple of those big old snap traps around because once in awhile a Wood Rat makes it over here since the river is only a quarter mile away. I set six of them and as I was soaking in the hot tub heard one go off. Ran over to check it out and it was sprung with a drop of blood and some rat hair on it, that big bastard got caught but still managed to escape. So next day I go to Home Depot and buy an electric rat trap. I set it and about an hour after dark check it out only to see it totally destroyed, the rat was so big that when it got shocked it knocked the thing apart and got away! Now I can't use poison cause my wolf pack will certainly eat it. Anyway, after returning that trap and buying two more I've now electrocuted fifteen of them and still not killed the big old male that I first saw. All of this rat action is obviously related to our wet winter but a first that I've ever seen in the thirty plus years that I have lived here. Anyone else got input on this?
JJ
jerry
Guest
Some jujitsu throwing French hippie girl is going to beat your ass one day! On the rats...just used a high-end German pellet rifle to kill gophers on a full moon night...Bill Murray type fun
Jungle Jim
Guest
Know what? I used to have one of those chicks. Met her in RP many moons ago, she was a world traveler, diver, sailor, artist, all of that good shit that a little knock out froggy chick should have acquired by age twenty six. Only problem was that when I tried to bring her home to Yuma the US Customs wouldn't let her in. She needed a visa for starters and had to go Mexico City to her embassy to apply for it, too bad, so sad. Anyway, she taught me the Dorado catching trick with the use of big cardboard sheets. In France her father was a commercial fisherman and they made big woven mats of palm fronds that they put out and a few hours later came back trolling near with feather jigs and got plenty of them. So we modified the system and used the big boxes that things like fridges and stoves come in. I would take eight or ten of them folded up on my boat and dump em out on current lines out in the blue water. We would come back in an hour or so, troll alongside and bingo, big Dodo's on the lines.
JJ
JJ
Hillbeartoe
Guest
OMG, THAT...... is...... hilarious. Again!
I second the Murry massacre style, pellet rifle sniper idea.
