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On 10/10/2018 at 9:13 AM, Al Berca said:

Although, he tried to rip you off, the driver told you the truth. Uber has a written agreement negotiated between GDL government, taxi drivers and Uber to only service area he mentioned. This agreement stopped the damages, vehicle fires, rock throwing, etc. from taxi drivers to Uber drivers. Now, some rogue Uber drivers are violating that agreement. Rogue Uber drivers are the ones hanging around the airport and working in lakeside. They have no authorization to sell their services at either location. Uber is not supposed to be servicing lakeside which is why so few are here and many of them want you to call them directly so they can charge whatever they want and pocket the whole charge. They are the rogue Uber drivers. You got caught by one who is simply trying a new scam to get more money from you.

If this is correct why does the Uber app allow start or end point outside the agreed area

The prep is worse than the procedure, neither is a great experience but it could save your life so your choice!!

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4 hours ago, bontepar said:

If they did remove all cancerous polips why she had to have her colon later removed??? does not sound right to me

other problems were found

all

11 hours ago, slainte39 said:

I believe you!...….But what´s that got to do with dogs in restaurants?

It is all about dogs

A team from  Guadalajara performs colonoscopies at the Ajijic Clinic once a month on Saturdays.

You can book either at the clinic or at Dr Leon's cost is/was about $5000 + the prep solution.

Found and removed all the cancerous tissue in my wife's colon,  that was confirmed when she later had her colon removed.

That is about the best recommendation I can give.

Given the degree of passion, this problem creates one solution would be live in a country where it is enforced. Which eliminated Mexico, UK and a large parts of Europe.

 Laws tend to be optional Mexico whether we like it or not.

How many of us pay all the taxes we are liable for or have not given a donation to a policeman.

Picking your favourite law and expecting the world to obey it a little optimistic. 

40 minutes ago, DeborahM said:

Very easy to find here. 

Where?

Polo at LCS had the spares to fix my Costco devices when Costco did not.

1 hour ago, rafterbr said:

Ian I believe you said you were a chef in Europe.  If so you know under the Euro, people are allowed to bring dogs in restaurants unless the restaurant has restricted them.  However, as a consideration to other diners Europeans do not bring dogs in restaurants except the odd service dog.  In addition the dog must have a chip inplanted, must be vaccinated and vaccination's recorded.  They must attend training and violet breeds must be muzzled in public.  On top of this they must pay a fee each year for having the dog.  Here it is against regulations to bring dogs in restaurants and these expats who have no consideration for other diners give truth to the saying the Ugly Gringo.

What a load of rubbish

Not  much different from how it actually works in Mexico it is at the owner/ manager discretion, no paper work the only chips are the ones you eat.

1 hour ago, sm1mex said:

Please insist on potholes  being  repaired with cement and cobble stones. the  problem areas that are very serious will be nonexistent if they put cement in the potholes and cement with the rocks instead of sand. In the long run it will save much money with without using sand  and using cement which will be a permanent fill for the hole   

But no work for next year then!!

I tried a couple of the online calculators and they produced figures that were astronomic compared with Rolly's. Probably my errors but better to check!!

but water meters have a large impact on how the individual behaves 

ICE can not even protect their wall

https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/mar/20/mexico-trump-border-wall-tijuana&sa=U&ved=0ahUKEwjV7ZDz2pHhAhVQm-AKHdG6CZMQFggFMAA&client=internal-uds-cse&cx=007466294097402385199:m2ealvuxh1i&usg=AOvVaw2aWwxmYaL0PGu1asHfFhAD

Never any customers when I pass, maybe we all tried their  Indian offerings!!

31 minutes ago, Mainecoons said:

Hard for me to envision how the army could make any serious impact on the scattered narco hits we've had here lately.

Same comment about the apparent increase in petty theft and burglary.  

agree.

Renewed my registration last week!!

53 minutes ago, Guiness said:

Dr. Haro's office - Dr. Pilar is excellent.  

But expensive

Try Dental Express for better value

We are leaving a pet-friendly rental in the next few months PM me if you want more info

6 minutes ago, gringal said:

Canadians are not the problem.  People with a hostile, unwelcoming attitude are the problem.  Most Canadians I've met are polite people and the exception is rare.

As far as State Dept. warnings are concerned, we can't deny that there have been escalating problems with violence at the resorts.  So, a warning is appropriate.  And naturally, it would be nice for the U.S. to keep the bucks at home.

Not only at the resorts a Canadian killed and a body outside my door on Ocampo

11 minutes ago, Roberta Strand said:

Most Canadians are so rude and self involved here in Mexico, we don't want you here anyway.

A little rude!! I hope you are not English.

I suspect most people signed up for the high-speed internet to make themselves independent of TV services (cable cutters)

In a couple of months, we will be departing a rental where we have 3 small dogs and 5 cats pm me if you need more info.

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