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[Member #2041]

Have some fucking respect for the dead asshole!

Well, at least we can both agree that he's a dead asshole. And the fact is, he's only dead because he killed himself. That, combined by the way he lived his life made it clear that he is one dead asshole who doesn't warrant any respect.

[TomJackin]

The fact is, Rodrigo's blog entry was a revelation to me, as I was one of the people who was directly a target of R-1's extremely biased persecution complex in his persona as Hellboy the moderator in that other site. It was highly informative to hear, after the fact, that I was dealing with someone who was clearly mentally ill but yet had been put in a position of power in that other venue. Even after Hellboy / R-1 is deceased, I still suffer the ramifications of his actions on that site. So I have no sympathy at all, and in fact, I feel vindicated knowing what I know now.

Asshole was referred to you asshole!

[Member #2041]

You are not alone in your feelings I'm sure.

I hesitated to post in this forum as ISG is not a gossip discussion forum. However Rodrigo's on the other hand is nothing BUT getting personal & sharing openly. He also "encouraged commentary". He Welcomes it there. One can also post there anonymously or choose a handle.

Here on ISG it's best to stick to sharing information about Tijuana that more than just a few are interested in. That or use PM's or face to face while in Tijuana's zone of tolerance. (down the hill as they say).

The fact is, Rodrigo's blog entry was a revelation to me, as I was one of the people who was directly a target of R-1's extremely biased persecution complex in his persona as Hellboy the moderator in that other site. It was highly informative to hear, after the fact, that I was dealing with someone who was clearly mentally ill but yet had been put in a position of power in that other venue. Even after Hellboy / R-1 is deceased, I still suffer the ramifications of his actions on that site. So I have no sympathy at all, and in fact, I feel vindicated knowing what I know now.

[Ninguno Especial]

I'm happy to hear that that loser offed himself.

You are not alone in your feelings I'm sure.

I hesitated to post in this forum as ISG is not a gossip discussion forum. However Rodrigo's on the other hand is nothing BUT getting personal & sharing openly. He also "encouraged commentary". He Welcomes it there. One can also post there anonymously or choose a handle.

Here on ISG it's best to stick to sharing information about Tijuana that more than just a few are interested in. That or use PM's or face to face while in Tijuana's zone of tolerance. (down the hill as they say).

[Member #2041]

After over 5 months the details are out for those interested. Recently put up on Rodrigo's playground (google it).

Posting this FYI only and not soliciting a discussion out of respect but many were concerned.

Yes, may he RIP.

I'm happy to hear that that loser offed himself. That way, his life was taken by someone who was as low a human as he was.

[Ninguno Especial]

Ranchero1 r.i.p.

After over 5 months the details are out for those interested. Recently put up on Rodrigo's playground (google it).

Posting this FYI only and not soliciting a discussion out of respect but many were concerned.

Yes, may he RIP.

[Once Sailor]

Also getting a passport card lets you use the Ready Lanes in the pedestrian or driving lanes coming back across to the USA.

[LixerGood]

Physically yes, it can have room for tons of stamps. Let's just say I'd like to avoid evidence that would lead to questions.

Thanks for the info about passport card. I'll look it up.

Here's the link.

https://travel.state.gov/content/pas...orts/FAQs.html#Card.

[Dave_Far]

Seems quite odd. I had Passport they stamped my it and had it was stamped at least 10 times or more.

Physically yes, it can have room for tons of stamps. Let's just say I'd like to avoid evidence that would lead to questions.

Thanks for the info about passport card. I'll look it up.

[Hargow20]

Seems quite odd. I had Passport they stamped my it and had it was stamped at least 10 times or more.

I think it's been five years since the last time I ventured into Tijuana. I had heard there were no customs control but when I crossed into Mexico I was surprised that my passport was stamped. I crossed from the Jack in the Box side. I heard you can cross from the other side as well now.

Is this done every time you cross now? If I start going back to Tijuana, I can't have 10 mexico stamps in my passport. Any way to avoid the stamp?

[Once Sailor]

Hong Kong: the private dance booths on the second floor were gone and there were a few other small changes.

The private dance booths are now on the "third" floor. They opened up the area above the bar near the back. You can get to it via the stairs at the back bar.

[TomJackin]

Any way to avoid the stamp?

Yes, get a passport card.

[Travv]

Get a passport card. Costs about $30: no stamp needed. Much more convenient since you can carry it like a credit card in your wallet.

I think it's been five years since the last time I ventured into Tijuana. I had heard there were no customs control but when I crossed into Mexico I was surprised that my passport was stamped. I crossed from the Jack in the Box side. I heard you can cross from the other side as well now.

Is this done every time you cross now? If I start going back to Tijuana, I can't have 10 mexico stamps in my passport. Any way to avoid the stamp?

[Dave_Far]

I think it's been five years since the last time I ventured into Tijuana. I had heard there were no customs control but when I crossed into Mexico I was surprised that my passport was stamped. I crossed from the Jack in the Box side. I heard you can cross from the other side as well now.

Is this done every time you cross now? If I start going back to Tijuana, I can't have 10 mexico stamps in my passport. Any way to avoid the stamp?

[Ninguno Especial]

Rodulfo Figueroa, Delegate of the National Institute of Migration, confirmed that 2,460 Haitians (76.9%) of the 3,200 Haitians in Tijuana and Mexicali (Baja California, Mexico) have already regularized their immigration status in the Mexican territory and are in the process of integrating national economic life.

1,380 out of 2,460 Haitians are already enrolled at the Mexican Institute of Social Security (IMSS), meaning they have access to formal jobs, said Figueroa.

To date, nearly 700 Haitians are not yet regularized. Currently 100 applications in Tijuana and 200 in Mexicali are progressing rapidly. The bottleneck was the inability of Haitian nationals to prove their identity, for lack of documentation, but "The efforts deployed by the Haitian Embassy locally http://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-21...to-mexico.html , have worked well," said Rodolfo Figueroa.

https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-2...gularized.html