Maui newcomer beatdown video

[brukuns]

Yeah, they never fought each other violently over land, ever. Tribes always got along swimmingly.

You're right, white men obviously did them a favor.

 

[estreet]

Yeah, they never fought each other violently over land, ever. Tribes always got along swimmingly.

Hawaiians were warlike too.

Rationalizing is easy peasy indigenous persons squeezesy.

 

[ElOgro]

A friend has had a family home in Zijuat for over a decade. Really good surfers of some note that live in Ventura. The eldest brother was living there, more or less, full time.

Then one day some people broke in, tied everyone up, ransacked the house and threatened to kill them.

Go to Mex and you will die.

I think that was in Lagunillas, a half hour north of Zihuatanejo. There’s more to the story than that.

 

[grg]

I’d be curious how difficult it would be to own a shotgun in MX (legally) and do some quail/upland hunting. would make it the perfect retirement country for me

all kinds of hunting in Baja legally

 

[Bob Dobbalina]

I think that was in Lagunillas, a half hour north of Zihuatanejo. There’s more to the story than that.

Interesting.

You gonna leave me hanging?
If the older brother got ripped someone off, or was in some shady biz, I would not be shocked.

 

[rowjimmytour]

Yeah, they never fought each other violently over land, ever. Tribes always got along swimmingly.

 

[vanrysss]

I know of some fantastic investment property opportunities on Molokai for anyone interested.

 

[rowjimmytour]

I know of some fantastic investment property opportunities on Molokai for anyone interested.

Do they come with gates

 

[brukuns]

Do they come with gates

Or an armory?

 

[rowjimmytour]

Or an armory?

 

[ElOgro]

Interesting.

You gonna leave me hanging?
If the older brother got ripped someone off, or was in some shady biz, I would not be shocked.

Consider yourself hung.

I can’t remember exactly what but there was some breach of etiquette, perceived or otherwise. Maybe they didn’t pay someone that they should have.

 

[youcantbeserious]

There are haole living in Kahakuloa

Not many, but they exist

They know how to keep a low profile

Being the brand new haole and leading with "hey friend, how about you move that rusted junk car out of your yard so my property value doesn't suffer" is probably not the move

 

[youcantbeserious]

Paradise awaits you

 

[ElOgro]

Paradise awaits you

I wonder what the other 87% of the properties around there are like?

 

[GromsDad]

I’d be curious how difficult it would be to own a shotgun in MX (legally) and do some quail/upland hunting. would make it the perfect retirement country for me

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=mexico+hunting

 

[hammies]

I wonder what the other 87% of the properties around there are like?

Middle-class.
Check Google Maps

 

[manbearpig]

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=mexico+hunting

Well aware of the hunting opportunities. It always seemed like most stuff I saw was through outfitters so owning a firearm isnt an issue for visitors whether they are using what is outfitted or bringing one down.

i thought I had read a long time ago that you could not bring one into the country, but may be conflating with a different situation.

 

[ElOgro]

Middle-class.
Check Google Maps

I did. The real estate add said it’s likely to sell faster than 87% of the surrounding properties.

 

[youcantbeserious]

I wonder what the other 87% of the properties around there are like?

It's an outlier. Mellow working class neighborhood. I live there.

 

[keenfish]

It's an outlier. Mellow working class neighborhood. I live there.

Have you ever beaten any of your neighbors with a shovel?
Asking for a fren.