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"Those people"... what a great choice of words, Jerry. How tolerant and non-judgmental of you. If you've been paying attention, "those people" have been keeping to themselves in Rants and have NOT come up here to threaten you, anyone else, or your "Mexican" experience on this forum. It seems...

Yeah, sometimes I wonder why I let you post here, Mr. Tolerant. God forbid there should be a dissenting point of view to yours, Jerry.

I eat octopus with guajillo peppers and love it! Maybe the bugs in a good sauce? I dunno....

I"m sure I've eaten a few. Unknowingly, of course!

I'll stick with the tasty Sonoran beef, the fish and shrimp, thank-you!

Not being racist, but is there ANYTHING that the Chinese will NOT eat, make soup, or otherwise claim mystic medicinal properties from? Sea cucumbers, sea horses... good grief!! Reminds of an article I read this morning about an up and coming trend here in the US -- eating crickets. Yup...

Very sketchy deals on land ownership and very difficult to prove ownership. The example I mentioned (Bufadora) is a perfect example. http://www.gringogazette.com/content/la-bufadora-pulled-four-directions#sthash.NGMFkDTo.dpbs Another one from back a few years...

One word... Bufadora. Be very careful buying anything on Baja.

Taking photos of the reef, cool. Catching six inch potato snapper? NOT COOL. I've been studying aerial drones as a way to drop a line further from the boat, but this is a whole different realm. Plus, doesn't seem to go deep enough for any serious fishing. Seems like a waste of good pesos to...

That's why it's good to be King. Or Queen! ;) But, agree wholeheartedly. I'll pump 100+ gallons into the boat for a day of fishing (holds 230 gallons). While not cheap, I watch the panga guys filling up a couple of 5 gallon plastic jugs for their fishing day and often wonder if they don't have...

Right at $3.00 USD per gallon (at the 16.3 pesos a liter Russ quoted).

I could think of worse places to be stranded. When they start running out of beer, too, well THEN there's gonna be a real problem! :killin: Which brings up a pertinent question - how long until no gas affects the supply chain, or is getting diesel fuel not a problem? :shrug:

That's a little disheartening; most of what I had seen posted here and there said this would all be over today. Apparently not.

Unfortunately, you've got a point there, Russ. When there's a monopoly run by the govt., it's easy to control the masses. Perhaps new players in the market can end some of this in the long run, at least for the gas. Water? That's a whole different problem with basically the same end result...

Just be aware -- if they tap it and think it's got gas, even if it's somewhat disguised as a toolbox, they WILL turn you around. Mi amigo Audi used to play that game with a 100 gallon bed tank. He got turned around and had to sell it before he could cross. These days (or at least he was, not...

Size. 1 Meg or less is the limit. Another member just went through this. Iphone/pad pics are usually 2 or 3 Meg unprocessed. Get an app like Resize It and scale down the physical size of the pics and you should be able to upload them.

Use the Inbox function.

Yikes! That's gonna leave a mark! :ohmy:

What might different colors tell us? Gill flukes or other parasite?

One would think. Read the article Jerry posted above. While I doubt ciguatera is the cause in this case, it's not the only phytoplankton out there than can cause issues. And when you get huge blooms, like red tide or the blue glow seen in Penasco the past week or so, it's bound to cause issues...