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11-11-16 19:48 #13321
Posts: 6523Good pics of sexy puta asses
Got to admit Salt took some good pics of sexy, good-looking puta asses.
I can recognize a few of those asses in the pics. It's very nice to pin those spinners' asses down in bed and plunge into their tight, wet pussies.
I have to buy a new concealed camera with better low-light sensitivity to record all those sexy putas' moments. Hehe.
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11-11-16 19:46 #13320
Posts: 894Originally Posted by TheCane [View Original Post]
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11-11-16 19:22 #13319
Posts: 224Thursday, November 10,2016 12 ish. Baja Mex on the US side was 18.5 pesos to the dollar. Exchange signs in Tijuana were at 18.3. Most importantly, HK exchange rate on the floor is 16.1. I am not clear what the business logic is for HK. Stability for the labor? For me it is great.
Originally Posted by OnceSailor [View Original Post]
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11-11-16 19:14 #13318
Posts: 17Originally Posted by HornyTraveler [View Original Post]
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11-11-16 18:08 #13317
Posts: 73Currency exchange
I'm in San Diego getting ready to cross the border. After a few days of wild currency shifts on the market, it seems to have stabilized for the moment close to where it started. Not so much for the currency exchangers near the border. Saw them selling pesos on a range from 18.7 to 17.9. I guess it will be a while till they stabilize, depending on who gambled or bought pesos / dollars during the wild swing.
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11-11-16 17:44 #13316
Posts: 224Over Supply of Chicas
Time will tell. Arrived at HK November 10,2016 around 12 ish left around 7 ish. Several chicas told me this week was very slow. There was desperation on the HK floor. Discounting was great!
Originally Posted by HornyTraveler [View Original Post]
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11-11-16 11:29 #13315
Posts: 135Whether you agree with their reasoning or not, Trump and those viewed as his supporters are not popular in Mexico now. This is just reality.
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11-11-16 10:24 #13314
Posts: 6422Originally Posted by HornyTraveler [View Original Post]
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11-11-16 09:46 #13313
Posts: 894Originally Posted by Artisttyp [View Original Post]
It would probably look like Cuba within a year.
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11-11-16 09:34 #13312
Posts: 894Why blaming Trump is the people who voted him because that's what the majority of people of this country wants.
Mexico doesn't let undocumented migrants from central America to stay in Mexico they get deported. Few years ago there used to be beautiful South American Girls working in AB with tourist visa one day the Mexican immigration officers came and took them away. Nowadays you won't find a single non Mexican working in the zona don't believe me ask the bar people.
The bad news for the Tijuana monger is if Trump starts deporting all illegal criminals they will probably end up in border towns like Tijuana Mexicali etc. Tijuana is already full of crime just think about all these criminals walking around you.
Trump said Non criminals illegals are going to be deported too To their country of origin and they need to apply for residence to be allowed to return.
This law is nothing new back in the 1980's Reagan signed the Amnesty and illegal aliens working in US factories were rounded up and deported but they keep coming back, also employers were supposed to ask for green card before hiring someone but no many did. If you want to have an idea how illegals were deported back in the 1980s watch the funny movie Born in East La.
An international border is an entrance to another country. You wouldn't leave your home door open when you're not home because the door is what secures your home from criminals and protects your values it's just common sense.
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11-11-16 08:02 #13311
Posts: 135Mexicans ask me "Did you vote for la mujer o el racista?"
My Tijuana dentist is a highly educated and cultured Mexican. He told me he understands Trump's twisted rhetoric but thinks his supporters are 'even more scary.'
Of course gringo dollars will be always welcomed in the zona but I look for the hostility towards the stereotypical "ugly American" to increase. Those with contempt for gringos feel they have more justification to act on it now.
Don't want to be negative but I see more robbery/ violence towards gringos from both rateros and the policia. Be careful.
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11-11-16 06:07 #13310
Posts: 3853Originally Posted by BaxterSlade [View Original Post]
Everyone I talked to seemed to care more about Mexico than America. After all it was an election for the *US President. What matters is our country. At the same time I hope Mexico continues to be our friend and that we can see eye to eye on a fix for the current situation.
Some hipsters at a cafe automatically assumed I was a Clinton supporter. Wrong Assumption. At least we agreed that Prop 64 (Legal Weed) was a good thing.
If locals don't want Americans in Tijuana that would be more detrimental to them than anyone else.
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11-11-16 05:20 #13309
Posts: 894Originally Posted by HorseTrader [View Original Post]
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11-11-16 04:07 #13308
Posts: 1693Originally Posted by TheCane [View Original Post]
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11-11-16 02:47 #13307
Posts: 894Originally Posted by TheCane [View Original Post]