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[TomJackin]

If he didn't get her naked or put his fingers in there then. You sir are correct

How did you guys come to this conclusion?

Phordphan is a highly regarded member on this board and has the decently to share his experiences. He is also a world traveler, I think he would know if she was a he.

Please have some respect for this experienced monger.

[ItsMeBeyatch]

If he didn't get her naked or put his fingers in there then. You sir are correct

Yes what you got was a tranny experience.

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[HorseTrader]

I stopped her and asked if she needed any money. She looked a bit surprised, then waved her hand, smiled a bit, shook her head and shyly said no.

Yikes! That would worry me. Free stuff can become the most expensive stuff.

[TomJackin]

Just had an interesting experience. I'm sure it's not unique, but it's a first for me.

Damn Dude!

I'm proud of you for stepping out there and trying new things. And then, sharing your experiences.

Thank you!

[Phordphan]

Just had an interesting experience. I'm sure it's not unique, but it's a first for me.

I'd answered an ad in Craigslist concerning a married lady who needed some extra attention. Yeah, right. Anyway, after much back and forth concerning discretion, meeting places, times, etc. , I made my way down this afternoon. Traffic was terrible and I was a bit late.

I arrived, parked, saw her where she said she'd be and walked up to her. As usual in many of these cases, she was older than claimed, and, shall we say, a bit optimistic concerning claimed weight. But, WTF, I was here.

So, we hopped into my car and, after some pleasantries I suggested we go to a motel, she agreed, and we were off. She pointed out that the had only about 1. 5 hours before she had to get home.

We checked into La Mansion and chatted a bit. Then, things got more interesting. It turns out she really just wanted to be caressed, hugged and kissed. She was really enjoying it. Then she undressed me and proceeded, for the next 30 minutes, to give me a long, varied, creative and very good BBBJCIM. The interesting thing was that she seemed to be enjoying it almost as much as I was. I offered to do the same for her, or to screw her, or whatever, but she demurred and indicated she was happy doing that. I won't say it was the best BJ ever, but it ranked in the top 10.

After she finished we relaxed a bit and then it was time to go. On the way back we discussed it, just to make sure, but she said she was happy doing what she wanted, and was hoping I would repeat. She seemed happy when I said yes. We drove up to the drop-off point. She said good-bye and started to get out. I stopped her and asked if she needed any money. She looked a bit surprised, then waved her hand, smiled a bit, shook her head and shyly said no. Another surprise.

Sometimes you just never know. Different strokes, etc. , etc.

[QuackUp]

Just got back from a quick trip to the zona. Yes, Wednesday is a slow day but it does have it advantages. Traffic was great both going and coming back home to L. A. The knock on the door doesn't happen like it does on the weekends. Anyways, I walked from the rear of the jib parking lot to the zona. After reading about the raid at Nikki's I walked past the place and it looks like it is closed down for good. I could be wrong but it looks that way. I went early so there weren't any stunners, but still there were enough good looking ladies to keep me occupied.

[Dirtdog]

Stopped by LA Gloria last week on my first night in town. After a few beers and my wingman playing grabass with several chicas, I was getting ready to leave when I was offered the deal of the week. As I hesitated, because I was tired, she saw it as a" no" , the offer was lowered even more! After I paused a moment, I repeated the offer and clarified my desires. All answers were to the affirmative so away we went. During the second disturbing, times up call, she yelled at the guy to leave us alone, and they did. Incredible the luck sometimes. LA Buena Vida.

[Av8r]

I believe that when all is said and done the southbound pedestrian entrance will be back on the other side of the freeway.

Ahh, that's good to know. I much prefer that side, as I'm sure most of us are since the Zona is on that side of the freeway.

[JPF]

I believe that when all is said and done the southbound pedestrian entrance will be back on the other side of the freeway.

I am pretty sure that when it is all done there will be entrances to Mexico on both sides of the freeway. The problem is that the US has not funded the next stages of the expansion. Mexico has finished its part which must mean they are richer than the US.

[Phordphan]

Phordphan,

I have parked at the trolley lots for a day trip but please correct me if I am wrong, don't you have to go to one of the stations (perhaps even in central San Diego) to pay for and get necessary paperwork for overnight parking? I seem to remember reading about it and it being a big pain so I just continue to park at the border for overnight stays due to the hassle.

IIRC, there are signs that say you can't park longer than 24 hours. However, maybe that has changed. I've parked overnight, along with others, and had no problems.

[MikeyMae]

It doesn't seem to make sense that they spent all that money on the new pedestrian bridge when there seems to be almost no reason for it now. Am I missing something or is it just typical bureaucratic waste?

I believe that when all is said and done the southbound pedestrian entrance will be back on the other side of the freeway.

[Av8r]

The "best" spot is the Beyer or Iris trolley station lot. The trolley drops you right at the border, no need to dick around with the bridge, no need to pay inflated weekend parking prices.

It takes 3 or 4 months to get your car approved for SENTRI. The inspection is quick, it's just waiting around for them to process the paperwork. They have not loosened the requirements. What time will you return? If late, Otay Mesa may be a better bet. The line will be shorter and there is a Ready Lane for vehicles.

Correction. On my first post by meant to say West or east side of the freeway not south and north.

It doesn't seem to make sense that they spent all that money on the new pedestrian bridge when there seems to be almost no reason for it now. Am I missing something or is it just typical bureaucratic waste?

I don't think I'm going to bother was getting my car registered for Mexico. I don't see why it's even necessary when the person driving it is responsible. What good does inspecting the car do when you can just refit it later for smuggling if that's your intention?

[GolfSexRroll]

My first thought was this can't be the ready lane. I have used it many times and I know exactly what you are referring to with that line that forms going into the imigragtion building just past the turnstyles. As a matter of fact I to thought this can not be the line for the ready lane. So I walked all the way to the turnstyle in order to confirm it, rather than just ask the last person in line. And yes I did wait in that line for 2 hours.

On the other hand I crossed back today around 10:30 am and the general line was past the ped bridge about to the entrance of that red Billiars bar. And the ready lane was clear sailing inside the building with a 5 minute wait. Go figure.

Last Monday (holiday) was crazy. At 5 pm both Ready lane and general (that's me) was over 2 hours long. Just as many people with passports as cards. Everyone was asking "why" But yesterday was a whole different story. At 7 pm I crossed the Ped bridge / no line! Walked up to the agent and was on the 7:15 trolley! Yeah!

[Baxter Slade]

Forgive me if this is obvious as I don't mean to come across as an upstart trying to "school" the experienced / expert mongers on this site (whose generous sharing of their experience has aided me greatly on my visits to Tijuana), but are you sure that long line you saw was actually for the Ready Lane? Keep in mind there is some sort of customs house building that is on the right side just before the entrance turnstiles, and the line for THAT sometimes backs up into the Ready Lane line, and makes it look like there is a second line, for the Ready / Sentri entry, to the right of the general public line.

I only bring this up because, the very first time I used my Ready card, I made the mistake of wasting about an hour waiting in that line, thinking it was for Ready / Sentri entry thru the turnstiles, only to see that it wasn't for Ready / Sentri entry at all but rather for locals waiting to enter the building on the right. and if I had simply walked past that line, I would've seen that the Ready line was only about 20 people deep near the front. I've never made that mistake again.

In general, I've never seen the Ready line backed all the way up to the Pedestrian bridge, even during the busiest of periods. In fact, I've never seen it backed up so far that it goes out of the building (if that). But that's in my experience.

My first thought was this can't be the ready lane. I have used it many times and I know exactly what you are referring to with that line that forms going into the imigragtion building just past the turnstyles. As a matter of fact I to thought this can not be the line for the ready lane. So I walked all the way to the turnstyle in order to confirm it, rather than just ask the last person in line. And yes I did wait in that line for 2 hours.

On the other hand I crossed back today around 10:30 am and the general line was past the ped bridge about to the entrance of that red Billiars bar. And the ready lane was clear sailing inside the building with a 5 minute wait. Go figure.

[Burma Jones]

The "best" spot is the Beyer or Iris trolley station lot. The trolley drops you right at the border, no need to dick around with the bridge, no need to pay inflated weekend parking prices.

It takes 3 or 4 months to get your car approved for SENTRI. The inspection is quick, it's just waiting around for them to process the paperwork. They have not loosened the requirements. What time will you return? If late, Otay Mesa may be a better bet. The line will be shorter and there is a Ready Lane for vehicles.

Phordphan,

I have parked at the trolley lots for a day trip but please correct me if I am wrong, don't you have to go to one of the stations (perhaps even in central San Diego) to pay for and get necessary paperwork for overnight parking? I seem to remember reading about it and it being a big pain so I just continue to park at the border for overnight stays due to the hassle.