ok here is an apparently unlimited free internet computer already
a few miles farther down the rio at new mexico state university
not to mention all the college girls again
so my dreams are already met & squared
& my party as complete as possible
since i know you are all here with me whether you ever get here or not
& if i can just remain pinned to such an excruciatingly delightful
cross as this for as long as possible it could be enough to finally
redeem even the redeemer & redemption themselves
in fact this las cruces megapoint could prove to be so rich
we might even redeem all the great religions & moralities & teachings
of the world in a single payment
& then think how happy we could all be
so on that note
i am out to lunch
& will return at will
now that i can
--- In BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com, "acroorca2002" <orc@o...> wrote:
> --- In BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com, "Lowell G. McManus"
> <mcmanus71496@m...> wrote:
> > Although I'm as close to Mike's contraband as I want to be, I
still
> appreciate
> > the generous spirit of his invitation (I guess).
>
> hahahahaha
> thats a funny way to put it
> & you are correct to guess both the invite & the spirit are real
> so how could your appreciation not also be
>
> > As one who owns property in and plans eventually to reside within
> one of these
> > frontier zones, I'd like to add some perspective here.
>
> first
> do you agree there are 3 & only 3 sniffer exclaves
>
> that was really my try & point of inquiry
>
> of course you are right about the chokepoints
>
> & thats why it must boil down to a simple matter of topology
>
> so how many claves & what are their true shapes is really the main
> course here
>
> & my exquisitely delicious personal situation is just desserts
>
> your other info is great to have while here too tho
>
>
> i have also found the rio here as little as 5 paces wide
> & nowhere even ankle deep
> so i expect the chnmtx retry will go well
> provided we dont have to flee again
>
> also just the sound of the also mentioned doelot tripoint & its
safe
> looking location have been even more inviting to my imagination
>
> but i hope some company will arrive for these tries
> even if not you yourself lowell
>
> also i am finding the conditions increasingly agreeable as i get to
> learn the place
> & i havent even ventured far beyond las cruces yet
> tho i realize the territory of my clave is much more extensive
>
> what i am really looking for first tho is unlimited free internet
>
> that will make being here a complete & utter delight
> for then i could rejoin you all at bp in strength again
> rather than in just these mad dashes thru the crazy library system
> they have here
> practically at ground zero of the cross
>
> but more on this later if possible
>
>
>
> > When I used to return from the border at Eagle Pass, Texas (near
> which my
> > property is located), the Border Patrol's secondary highway
> checkpoint (just
> > southwest of the junction of US 57 and FM 481 about 12 miles
> northeast of Eagle
> > Pass) was more often closed than not. When it was open, the
> minimal staff was
> > looking only for illegal immigrants. They were Border Patrol,
> after all, not
> > Customs. They would just wave you through if you looked halfway
> blond and
> > didn't have any passengers obviously trying to hide. That all
> changed after
> > 9/11. Now the Border Patrol is part of the Bureau of Customs and
> Border
> > Protection's "One Face at the Border." The checkpoint is always
> open, and the
> > staff is human, canine, and videocam. Each person is quizzed on
> U.S.
> > nationality or immigration status, destination, and purpose of
> trip, just as is
> > done at the U.S. Border Stations at the end of the international
> bridges. These
> > secondary checkpoints are legally considered functional
equivalents
> of the
> > border. Thus the agents have authority to search without warrant
> and
> > interrogate under oath (so say the Supremes). Be advised that
the
> Bureau also
> > has authority to throw up impromptu mobile checkpoints anywhere
> within a
> > reasonable distance of the border.
> >
> > If one leaves Eagle Pass northward on US 277, then takes Texas
131
> north, and
> > then goes eastward on US 90, no Border Patrol checkpoint is
> encountered until
> > somewhere near Uvalde on US 90. I don't remember the exact
> location. In any
> > case, the fuzzy zone between the boundary and the secondary
> inspections widens
> > out considerably above Eagle Pass, as it does in the area
downriver
> from Laredo.
> > There are no checkpoints between Eagle Pass and Del Rio. I'm
sure
> the locations
> > of the secondary checkpoints is dictated by the chokepoints in
the
> highway
> > infrastructure.
> >
> > Lowell G. McManus
> > Leesville, Louisiana, USA
> >
> >
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: "acroorca2002" <orc@o...>
> > To: <BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com>
> > Sent: Monday, December 01, 2003 11:57 AM
> > Subject: [BoundaryPoint] customs exclaves in the usa
> >
> >
> > > well you can forget about that marijuana passport idea since new
> > > mexico has no legal medical marijuana
> > > hahaha
> > > & it appears the las cruces el paso domestic customs exclave i
am
> > > currently in is one of at least 3 i have finally fully sniffed
out
> > >
> > > tho there could be more
> > >
> > > the second of these cuts off the big bend
> > > & the third one cuts off the southernmost tip of texas
> > > from north of laredo but south of hebbronville & falfurrias etc
> > >
> > > so all 3 of the loveliest protuberances of texas get cut off
> > > & lowest new mexico gets circumcised too along with the
> westernmost
> > > nose of texas
> > >
> > > so yes thats a divided customs exclave in this apparently
unique
> case
> > > of nmtx
> > >
> > > & texas has no medical marijuana either btw
> > >
> > > so basically that whole idea is caput & complete for now
> > > except maybe i will give governor bill richardson a call
> > > if he is still governor
> > > as he is a famous proponent of legalizing all marijuana
> > > & might enjoy the unique opportunity of getting involved in
such a
> > > stunt
> > > for all i could imagine
> > >
> > >
> > > in the meantime i have recovered the geocache
> > > yikes
> > > & good thing i didnt waste time giving its location
> > > since i realized all dogs can sniff dope & many love to eat it
too
> > > not just customs service dogs
> > > & so i will be recommitting the stash to an indoor location
safe
> from
> > > all dogs
> > > & still accessible 7 days a week except major holidays
> > > about which more later too
> > >
> > >
> > > but basically i have been smoking the stuff as fast as i can &
> still
> > > cant imagine finishing it all at this rate before spring unless
> some
> > > of you get down here to help me consume it
> > > because we will probably never get it out of here
> > > hahaha
> > > but could have a great time using it up
> > >
> > > & i know there are at least half a dozen of you within overnight
> > > arrival range
> > > so what are you waiting for
> > >
> > > & remember we get to be in el paso too
> > > not just las cruces
> > >
> > > so i can & we could retry the chnmtx tristate point
> > > where i had to settle for a class c visit last year
> > > before taking flight
> > >
> > > maybe the rio will even be bone dry this time
> > >
> > > it nearly was last time
> > >
> > > or theres even an interstate tricounty point here in my little
> clave
> > > we could explore one day
> > > where dona ana & otero counties of nm meet el paso county tx
> > >
> > > well anyway thats just for starters
> > >
> > > the place is quite civilized too
> > >
> > > so i hope many will come to play cheech &or chong with me
> > > & sooner than later
> > > but there is in fact probably no hurry at all
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
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