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06-22-13 18:58 #2476
Posts: 285Damn that sucks for our troops.
Originally Posted by Nvslim [View Original Post]
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06-22-13 18:46 #2475
Posts: 285I returned to the border and also noticed that there were girls with little dresses coming into Mexico as I was leaving Mexico. These ladies were looking good in there little dresses. My question is where do they party at. I'm planning a trip on Labor Day weekend and would like to go to where they are partying at. I've only been to Tijuana once and I'm hooked.
Originally Posted by Super Gato [View Original Post]
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06-22-13 09:29 #2474
Posts: 683Maybe
Originally Posted by Efjayel [View Original Post]
"18 USC § 1384 prohibits US military to solicit legalized prostitutes abroad (1 year imprisonment)."
Slim
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06-22-13 06:41 #2473
Posts: 15925Originally Posted by phordphan [View Original Post]
simplify your travel checklist!
starting june 1, 2009, usa citizens returning home from canada, mexico, the caribbean or bermuda, by land or sea, are required to present one of the travel documents listed below.
usa passport – this is an internationally recognized travel document that verifies a person's identity and nationality. it is accepted for travel by air, land and sea.
usa passport card – this is a new, limited-use travel document that fits in your wallet and costs less than a usa passport. it is only valid for travel by land and sea.
enhanced driver's license (edl) – several states and canadian provinces are issuing this driver's license or identification document that denotes identity and citizenship. it is specifically designed for cross-border travel into the usa by land or sea.
trusted traveler program cards – global entry, nexus, sentri or fast enrollment cards can speed your entry into the usa and are issued only to pre-approved, low-risk travelers. the cards are valid for use at land or sea; the nexus card can be used in airports with a nexus kiosk.
special groups – information for children, groups of children, native americans,"closed loop" cruises, usa lawful permanent residents, usa military, merchant mariners, ferries and small boats, and boaters.
http://www.getyouhome.gov/html/lang_eng/index.html
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06-22-13 06:08 #2472
Posts: 1185Originally Posted by Phordphan [View Original Post]
Also, coincidentally I got some spam email and it weirdly had this written in there,
"Just how safe is Mexico?
Outside of war zones, more Americans have been killed in Mexico in the last decade than in any other country outside the United States. But analysts and travel experts agree that security varies. Sometimes dramatically. From place to place."
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06-22-13 05:31 #2471
Posts: 3192Originally Posted by Efjayel [View Original Post]
Although I have philosophical objections to SENTRI and GOES, I have both and it sure makes reentry a lot easier.
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06-22-13 05:12 #2470
Posts: 1185I once thought the same as you Supper Cat. Less people, meant more access to the girls. But after hearing so many sob stories, and seriously these girls are hard as rock from the rough lives that they tell me they live, a lessening of tourism only adds to their aggravation. So many great chicas that I've known telling me they go days without a single customer then never seeing them again in the next few visits. I've lost a few favoritas this way and when I go asking about them, it's like they never existed and no one even remembers them, leaving me forever wondering what became of them. And the ones they do remember, still no one knows what happened to them. A pick up in tourism is good for the workers since most really only do this out of desperation of being single mothers. This would also mean more girls in the bar and more variety. I've witnessed sausage fests way too many times. Seriously something like 15 girls with only like 5 good lookers and 50 guys all crammed into one bar. I prefer a balanced scenario instead of wondering just how many of these guys a girl has gone up with before me. At least that's my take on all this.
Ha, I could always leave it to fjord to better explain things. One question though. Passports are a requirement now to travel into Tijuana? I recall back when I first started mongering I used to cross back to the USA border by simply showing my Driver's License. Is this no longer the case? Also, don't you have SENTRI?
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06-22-13 03:06 #2469
Posts: 382Originally Posted by Phordphan [View Original Post]
It is nice to see the businesses are bouncing back and there are more people having a good time in Tijuana. Selfishly it sucks because there's less parking, taxis are harder to get, and the bars are full. I liked it better when more gringos were afraid to cross the border and I felt like I had all the women to myself.
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06-22-13 00:40 #2468
Posts: 3192Originally Posted by efjayel [View Original Post]
2. violence. it (or more likely the reporting of it) is probably the number one reason that tourism dropped off. true, no tourists in tijuana were harmed. some teenagers from dago were killed a few years back, but it turned out they were there to score some drugs, iirc. doesn't matter, still scared a lot of people. closer to home, i had a fave ex-cc girl in '09 (i think). her brother was a tijuana cop and we bumped into him one afternoon on revu. i saw her a few months later and inquired after his health. she told me he'd been beheaded by the cartel. life for a single mom with a handicapped kid, working in a bar, isn't shitty enough, i suppose. the violence in tijuana was outside the tourist haunts, but it was still very real.
3. border crossing times. back in the day, border crossing times were not that big a deal. car traffic, on a saturday or sunday evening, was pretty bad, but i remember bitching about 90 minute waits. a 90 minute wait now seems to be a walk in the park. foot crossing was very easy, with just a drivers license needed to go back and forth. the lines moved very quickly. a combination of having to check everybody's passport and the construction at the crossing have served to turn a normal crossing into an endurance test.
4. recession. pre-2008, give or take, revu was non-stop college-age (and a bit younger, what with the drinking age being 18) partying until 4am, or so, every weekend. then we were hit with a triple whammy. our fearless leaders tightened up the passport requirements for mexico in 2007 (?). we had the press trumpeting the cartel violence from any available rooftop. and we had a recession. of those three, i think the recession was the least of the reasons. tijuana is still a very reasonably priced destination if you want to tie one on. but only about 30% of americans have a passport. i know many people, including mexicans, who won't go anywhere in mx because "it's too dangerous." so, with the requirement to fork over some hard-earned cash for a passport, the perceived danger, and a slow economy, you had the perfect storm. revu turned into a ghost town. it was actually scary walking down the street at night. no street lights, god knows who lurking in the shadows. roving cops looking to shake down gringos. the fucking cops and their masters in city hall, took a very bad situation and made it a lot worse.
so, imho, i'd say the main reason was the border crossing restrictions coupled with the reporting of cartel violence. the other items are salt in the wound.
i'm pleased with how the mexicans "bounced back" from all these problems. tijuana has reinvented itself. gone are the wild college-age crowds of gringos hanging off the balconies of restaurants and clubs along revu. but, in their place, are crowds of partying locals. 6th street, on weekends, is chock full of locals getting their drink on. and man, do mexicans party hearty. local pussy is available for a lot less money than the zn variety, although they may give up something in the looks department. personally, i find tijuana more interesting now, than ever before.
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06-21-13 23:32 #2467
Posts: 1185Originally Posted by Tomjackin [View Original Post]
2. Cartel violence.
I have seen drugs being sold there though.
3. Long lines at the border.
4. US Recession.
5. US military no longer allowed in Tijuana.
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06-21-13 22:31 #2466
Posts: 59Daniela
This week I had a session with Danielaatcuartos venecia.
I ask basic f & s.
Excellent service, CBJ deep, licking balls, complacent in positions and she is not checking the clock.
In my case I tested my luck and ask for some DATY and kissing, but she said no, maybe later. I think I'm not as handsome as wolfsexrroll LOL.
Nice sg
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06-21-13 18:51 #2465
Posts: 353Agreed, I am White guy and have been searched maybe 3 times over the past 20 or so years. Yea it sucks but its no big deal as long as you don't have anything illegal on you. I have had $300+ in my pockets and the cops did not rip me off or give me a hard time, Just asked a few basic questions like where are you from and where are going, what are you doing, searched me and let me go on my way.
Originally Posted by Tomjackin [View Original Post]
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06-21-13 06:57 #2464
Posts: 2684Originally Posted by Dcell75 [View Original Post]
The following in the order shown are the causes for the decline Tijuana has seen in tourism:
1. Police corruption.
2. Cartel violence.
3. Long lines at the border.
4. US Recession.
5. US military no longer allowed in Tijuana.
This is the consensus of 3 different Web-sites, and after being stopped and searched on 3 different occasions, I totally agree.
Gringo is term for a foreigner, yes, Asians and blacks are foreigners. It is the same in Japan when they call foreigners Gaijin and the Thais call foreigners Farang. Yes you are a Gringo.
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06-21-13 05:57 #2463
Posts: 43Originally Posted by Tomjackin [View Original Post]
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06-21-13 00:02 #2462
Posts: 536Originally Posted by Tomjackin [View Original Post]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1643lewbt4