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08-06-20 07:50 #7055
Posts: 6513Julianna de Puebla hotel Irma
Was in La Zona Wed afternoon about 3 PM.
There were a lot more girl so the street, spread out in the alley and in wider areas on Coahuila, Canstitution. Quite a few were new, looked like semi pro, lost and scared.
Girls in the alley in front of hotels Cascada and Coahuila have become jaded, raised prices abut 100 pesos across the board, and are difficult to deal with. Talk is free. I would talk to them with my pigeon Spanish, negotiate services and prices, tying to gauge how sexy they would be with me in bed. I walked out of 5 or 6 street girls.
Walked South on Constitucion, found Julianna in a nice black dress in front of hotel Irma, rest Fu Hao. She was new to Tijuana, first tie I saw her. She was new in Tijuana, tall, pretty, wavy black hair, with light smooth skin, long, sexy legs, natural A cups. She was nice, gentle, agreed to 3/5 of Alley girls for same services. We walked up hotel Irma.
Irma had repainted the rooms, looked OK, no more hand grimes on walls. Julianna took off her clothes, perky, natural A cups, long, shapely sexy legs. She did not require up front money. We went to the bed. I was rubbing her clit and her labia. Which got juicy, while sucking and licking her pert nipples. She enjoyed it, her eyes closed. She was hissing through her teeth.
She got on top of me but did not know how to do a cow girl. We went to cowgirl. I was ramming her hard and fast, squeezing her fabulous ass. We went to miss. I was pumping her for a long time, sliding in and out, deep penetration. Her eyes were fluttering. Soon we were both groaning. Looked like she really enjoyed the sex and wanted to prolong the pleasure.
Had a long, hot, passionate session with Julianna, much better than the subsequent session with a HK girl. I fucked her so hard and so long, my knees were weak when we finished. My legs were so weak I had problem standing up straight for a while.
I had such a hot, sexy time with her I wanted to do her again the same night.
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08-06-20 01:53 #7054
Posts: 6513Streets packed with hot girls
In la zona Wednesday afternoon.
Streets are packed with about 100 girls, many new hot ones.
Did Julianna in front of hotel Irma, tall slim pretty in a black dress, nice and sweet in bed, better than Sasha in New HK.
Girls in alley are jaded but others are very nice and low prices.
Check hotels Irma and Tropa. You will find many diamonds.
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08-05-20 04:21 #7053
Posts: 334Consistency has never been the norm going thru Mexico customs in the past so can't see why that would change now. Sometimes they wanted me to fill out a FMM, other times they just waved me past, most of the time they asked for my ID but sometimes I just walked right thru and they didn't ask for it.
Good to know what's happening now just so were aware. Thanks to all for sharing their experiences.
Originally Posted by Hargow20 [View Original Post]
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08-05-20 04:01 #7052
Posts: 2566This is the first time I have had any problems. Since the Covid crisis started. My guess this the random customs officer that saw a chance to make some extra money.
Originally Posted by Dcrist0527 [View Original Post]
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08-04-20 21:48 #7051
Posts: 2566Don't necessarily have a problem with paying the $30. But the immigration official should have been more upfront. Or at least show me regulations is offensive.
Originally Posted by Phordphan [View Original Post]
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08-04-20 20:07 #7050
Posts: 3192Originally Posted by Dogers69 [View Original Post]
Technically, the FMM is supposed to be surrendered when you leave Mexico. In practice, if you cross on land you don't surrender it. My speculation is that if they confiscated them from people leaving, and forced everybody to get a new one, it would just consume far too much manpower. So, you don't have to surrender it when exiting from Tijuana. I have no idea what their policy is at other land crossings. If guys can't afford $30, every six months, I think it's time to find a cheaper hobby.
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08-04-20 19:55 #7049
Posts: 763Originally Posted by BaxterSlade [View Original Post]
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08-04-20 19:01 #7048
Posts: 2344Originally Posted by BaxterSlade [View Original Post]
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08-04-20 16:58 #7047
Posts: 1458Originally Posted by BaxterSlade [View Original Post]
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08-04-20 11:33 #7046
Posts: 1068Originally Posted by ClamSlammer [View Original Post]
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08-03-20 22:35 #7045
Posts: 2344Originally Posted by Phordphan [View Original Post]
How did you incorrectly conclude I own no car?
My last trip down to Tijuana was in mid March 2020.
My passport expired in January 2020. I got my first passport back around ten years ago, when Mexico first started requiring tourist to have one to visit Tijuana.
But my passport has been missing for the past three years. That has not prevented me from going into Tijuana about five to ten times each year.
I simply drive in and always seem to get the green lights and therefore no inspection upon entering. When returning the CBP has had no problem with me presenting just my drivers licence, since their records always showed I possessed a current passport, despite my having "left it" at home on each trip. So they couldn't scold or lecture me for 20 minutes about needing to get a passport.
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08-03-20 21:24 #7044
Posts: 763I don't even see why there is an escalating discussion regarding FMM's. The facts are the facts. I've crossed into Mexico by vehicle maybe 250 times in the past 5 years. The rate that I've been stopped and questioned / searched is maybe 15%. I have American plates on my car, but it is a small economy vehicle so I don't get stopped much. I've never been asked for an FMM. I've been asked for my registration just about every time I get stopped. And passport two times. But never an FMM. There was a period of time, maybe 3 months, where my car was out of commission so I was crossing on foot. This is before covid. I would never buy a 30 day FMM. They would just wave me through maybe 25% of the time. They would let me through if I showed them my previous, unexpired 7 day FMM about 25% of the time. About 10% of the time I didn't have an unexpired 7 day FMM so they made me fill out the paperwork and issued me a new one. About 40% of the time they would make me apply for a new 7 day FMM even though I had an unexpired 7 day FMM on me. Busy crossing times such as Fri / Sat evenings I was certain to be made to wait in line for a new FMM no matter what. BTW the 7 day FMM and the 30 day FMM are the exact same pieces of paper. The only difference is the where they manually checkmark 7 days or 30 days.
Post covid, I haven't crossed on foot once. I've crossed by vehicle maybe 12 times. I've been stopped maybe 3-4 times. I was asked to show my registration and my vehicle was lightly searched but otherwise I was free to go after a very short delay. If you cross by vehicle and don't wish to get stopped, this is what I do: As I approach the border crossing, I find the biggest vehicle there is. Whether it be van, large SUV, pickup truck or any large vehicle that's sure to attract attention. It can even be a normal vehicle that's stuffed with articles or weighed down. I get as close to it as possible while approaching the inspection station. Either behind it or in front. Then as we're crossing, the other vehicle will garner a secondary inspection and me, I coast through. This method is just about 100% successful. But when you cross at odd hours when there is very light vehicle traffic, obviously there may not be a large vehicle around to distract the border guards. It's these times that I get stopped and questioned.
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08-03-20 18:45 #7043
Posts: 3192Originally Posted by Hargow20 [View Original Post]
On your FMM, by the date it will also say when it expires. What does yours say?
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08-03-20 18:44 #7042
Posts: 3192Originally Posted by ScatManDoo [View Original Post]
I pointed out that there is no mechanism for the Mexican officials to check every vehicle for an FMM. I did NOT advocate trying to cross in a car without proper documentation, nor would I ever advocate such. I cross by car several times per month and, yes, I have a FMM.
I SPECULATED that the Mexicans were insisting everybody buy 180-day FMMs due to border restrictions. I did NOT say it was policy, nor did I say it was OK. I have no idea if this actually happened, nor do you. The "evidence" is scant, and much of it comes from some very unreliable posters. One has been chasing drug addicts for years, yet has never seen an FMM. The other posts wild fantasies, all with disastrous endings. Since you apparently don't own a car, why don't you do some land crossings and report back your findings. I do have faith in your posts of this nature, and would appreciate a reality check concerning this.
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08-03-20 09:37 #7041
Posts: 2566The so called Visa he gave me looks like the normal FMM form. I am convinced that this was a scam to extorrt money from me and get some money for himself. When I asked him where the form said Visa he refused.
Originally Posted by Phordphan [View Original Post]