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Just for the heck of it, how about a tally on who is planning to attend SOC Paso Robles 2007? Theron, feel free to move this thread to the SOC Paso Robles link on the SOC home page,

I'll start;

Jim & Ginny will be attending - Hotel room confirmed! BTW - also donating a raffle prize.

MusbJim - aka; El Guapo, the most guapo hombre in all of SoCal! 

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Cool picture, Vince....

Reminds me of the poster included in Queen's "Jazz" album, back in the late 70's when they did "Bicycle Race" and "Fat Bottomed Girls".

Queen's A&R guy went out and got 100 of Paris' "ladies of the evening" and lined them all up, buck naked, on bicycles, as the start of a bicycle race and then made a poster of the photo.

They don't make albums like that anymore........
Vince - I may be wrong but loosely translated into engrish, I think Desi, my Pacific Rim brutha, meant to say "...avoid by all means at sanded or lapidation place a section of a highway coast for fear happen accident"!

I really don't have command of the English language myself, since I only recently jumped off the boat!

http://www.engrish.com/

Peace - Out!

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the pot holes are so big in Costa Rica, at the bottom of one of them is where you would need to look for a speedster.

A few years ago, I went with my now wife and prior to flying out a friend made a suggestion (that I followed and thanked him profusely after I got back), he said to take 8 zip ties and as soon as you rent a car, make sure that you secure all of the hub caps with zip ties, because there are so many pot holes that you are bound to hit one and lose a cap. And if you know or heard anything about renting a car in CR, you know that they will charge you $400 for the hubcaps and will bill your credit card immediately too. The other suggestion... video tape the car before you leave the lot! It is the best advice I can share with anyone going down there. CR is one of the most incredible places that I have ever been and I highly suggest everyone make it there before it's natural beauty becomes concrete.
Thanks, Ogwagay-the poy wasa slip I was hungry(ever been to Hawaii?) any way good looking after on the hubcap and video info. Waves are starting to pick-up got me a quad time to head off to La Playa, by the way our roof in our Cabina is tin so every a.m. the monkeys wake us up when (like a herd of Elephants)they cross to the other tree's. By the way I might sell the Tub and buy a acre here that beautiful whatcha think (help me!!!) Cabanaboy in the Jungle

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Desi...what will you be doing in Costa Rica???retiring or will you still need to work?? my friend it is not as easy as you think!!! you might want to visit the COCORI library @ COCORI.com and get some idea what it is all about. We thought many years ago about retiring there, my mother's dear friend is from there and my mother would go and stay with her and her family every year for a month at a time, and every time my mother came home, she would tell us all she was moving. If you like I can put you in touch with Ana and she can navigate you thru this journey. In the meantime have fun and watch out for those darn monkeys.
~Esther
I love driving the Speedster and will be smiling the entire 5.5 hours to Paso in April, but I have a somewhat technical question for all of you guys.

Would someone attending that uses the explaination "Shit Eating Grin" (SEG) demonstrate the "eating" so I can observe the shit eating grin? The term just doesn't make sense or relate to normally eaten substances. I think the only grinning would be the "other" guys. Or is there something about eating shit I don't understand.

Sorry, just curious. Perhaps it is on Snopes or some other debunking site?

I'll just continue to grin while driving my car, I don't need to eat shit to do that.

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