Stupid Shit in Tijuana

[Babe Magnet]

He he. I have been wondering what happened to good old Clammy. Thankfully, he has been reincarnated as BabeMagnet to keep us all educated about the intricacies of HKG fish a system.

Just change your screen name to Clueless. At least that way, people will understand why you post such drivel.

[Babe Magnet]

I looked at a condo in Otay a while ago.

Otay. LOL. That's about your speed, phlimphlam.

[Babe Magnet]

Babe Magnet,

Sorry I cannot get down to Tijuana until Saturday.

Captain, I rarely ever go to the titty bars on the weekend--I'm normally involved in undercover work on the weekends. Hehe. Next time you're planning a weekday trip, give me a heads up. We'll hoist a few beers together.

[Babe Magnet]

It sure is great to have someone on this board who is close with the bar girls. Maybe you could help us out and answer a question or 2.

Do hk girls have a quota on how many drinks they must sell?

I realize that some of you people couldn't get a girl out on a date if you drugged her but some of us actually have relationships with women that extend past 30 lackluster minutes in a brothel bed.

[Babe Magnet]

Another question for babe magnet. How do yoj feel about guys who wear sunglasses in the bars?

Does having to pay for pussy make you feel less of a man?

[Quick Love]

Another question for babe magnet. How do yoj feel about guys who wear sunglasses in the bars?

These people are trying too hard to look cool, it's pretty Sad and desperate. Unless you're blind, an actual Rockstar or got some crazy, lazy, googly eyes. Then wearing sunglasses in a dark club should be banned.

[Captain Solo]

UETA sells liquors far cheaper than any stores in Mexico:

https://www.ueta.com/store/product/t...ila-750ml-80p/

Have a Mexico receipt for something, so CBP won't hassle you where you bought it!

[LobElsewhere]

Can anyone recommend where in Zona Norte I could buy high quality tequila at a cheaper price than in the USA? I'm thinking stuff like don Julio 70 or 1942 and planning on carrying it back across the border.

[Dogers69]

If you live in Chiapas in a hut, Tijuana is overpriced. But compared to California or the USA? The big cities in California are now probably worse than Tijuana: sample article with video: The Only Growth Industry in San Francisco Right Now is Crime.

In recent months, Walgreens has closed 10 stores in the San Francisco area due to shoplifting. The thieves are brazen. . . "

https://www.targetliberty.com/2021/0...ry-in-san.html

Video: Jogger tries to rob Asian man at gunpoint. But had his own gun and starting shooting back.

"Authorities in Santa Barbara are searching Luthaniel Richardson a well known smoker from Raymond crip! Witnesses on scene say mr Richardson tried to carjack ken su ling a foreign exchange student. . . That's when mr Ling. Parallel parked mr Richardson with a 45 pistol leaving Luthaniel running for his life. Authorities are urging citizens not to approach the suspect in question he is considered dangerous."

https://vidmax.com/video/202632-jogg...at-gunpoint-as

San Diego is the same way, California citizens, or at least the vocal ones, want the crime. It's the liberals here they don't really want police around or jails etc. Everybody has there stuff stolen in San Diego frequently its normal. In a lot of ways going to Tijuana is like a cleansing vacation. If you compare the people staying in revolucion hotels vs San Diego hotels, there's no comparison. The Tijuana people are cleaner, more normal, mentally healthier, more respectful, not smoking cigarettes and weed constantly.

[SpeedToys]

Here is something to think about and it may not apply to some of you but it definitely does to me. When I go down to Tijuana, there invariably comes a time when I want to get the Hell out of there. I usually go down on a Thursday night. By Sunday morning I have had enough. The third world smell of the place, the crappy rip off antics of the bars and the meseros, the food that has given me a stomach ache, the damn ranchera and banda music, the methed out beggars, the corrupt policia. You get the idea. I long to get back to the good ole USA. Imagine buying a place out there and getting this urgent need to get the Hell out of there but you are stuck. Think about it. Some of my friends that have bought there wish they didn't.

Pattaya does this to me too, Tijuana as well, but for different reasons.

Being more 'stuck' in TH, I've made it a mid-trip ritual to do nothing drink or lady related, I start the day at the Orphanage there (which is somewhat impressive), and make a sizable donation from my own 4 and from what friends give that know I'm going and pitch in.

Then I get on the scooter and head as far from town as I can to go see something new every trip. A day or two out of 'town' seeing natural smiles outside of a bar or gogo does wonders.

[StRobert]

Here is something to think about and it may not apply to some of you but it definitely does to me. When I go down to Tijuana, there invariably comes a time when I want to get the Hell out of there. I usually go down on a Thursday night. By Sunday morning I have had enough. The third world smell of the place, the crappy rip off antics of the bars and the meseros, the food that has given me a stomach ache, the damn ranchera and banda music, the methed out beggars, the corrupt policia. You get the idea. I long to get back to the good ole USA. Imagine buying a place out there and getting this urgent need to get the Hell out of there but you are stuck. Think about it. Some of my friends that have bought there wish they didn't.

Compared to neighborhoods like "Tenderloin" in San Francisco, "Skid Row" in LOS Angeles, "South Bronx" in New York City or ruined Detroit, "Zona Norte" in Tijuana doesn't look so bad. (Please google images).

[Travv]

If you live in Chiapas in a hut, Tijuana is overpriced. But compared to California or the USA? The big cities in California are now probably worse than Tijuana: sample article with video: The Only Growth Industry in San Francisco Right Now is Crime.

In recent months, Walgreens has closed 10 stores in the San Francisco area due to shoplifting. The thieves are brazen. . . "

https://www.targetliberty.com/2021/0...ry-in-san.html

Video: Jogger tries to rob Asian man at gunpoint. But had his own gun and starting shooting back.

"Authorities in Santa Barbara are searching Luthaniel Richardson a well known smoker from Raymond crip! Witnesses on scene say mr Richardson tried to carjack ken su ling a foreign exchange student. . . That's when mr Ling. Parallel parked mr Richardson with a 45 pistol leaving Luthaniel running for his life. Authorities are urging citizens not to approach the suspect in question he is considered dangerous."

https://vidmax.com/video/202632-jogg...at-gunpoint-as

I think that what you are describing is strictly the Zona Norte. While Tijuana is the pits and very over priced compared to big cities like Mexico City or Puebla, there is life outside the Zona Norte for ordinary people. I suspect that the biggest challenge to living in Mexico is the language, and not the rip off antics of the bars and meseros and taco carts nor the meth out beggars and police.

[Jackie888]

Here is something to think about and it may not apply to some of you but it definitely does to me. When I go down to Tijuana, there invariably comes a time when I want to get the Hell out of there. I usually go down on a Thursday night. By Sunday morning I have had enough. The third world smell of the place, the crappy rip off antics of the bars and the meseros, the food that has given me a stomach ache, the damn ranchera and banda music, the methed out beggars, the corrupt policia. You get the idea. I long to get back to the good ole USA. Imagine buying a place out there and getting this urgent need to get the Hell out of there but you are stuck. Think about it. Some of my friends that have bought there wish they didn't.

I think that what you are describing is strictly the Zona Norte. While Tijuana is the pits and very over priced compared to big cities like Mexico City or Puebla, there is life outside the Zona Norte for ordinary people. I suspect that the biggest challenge to living in Mexico is the language, and not the rip off antics of the bars and meseros and taco carts nor the meth out beggars and police.

[Scbb1]

Here is something to think about and it may not apply to some of you but it definitely does to me. When I go down to Tijuana, there invariably comes a time when I want to get the Hell out of there. I usually go down on a Thursday night. By Sunday morning I have had enough. The third world smell of the place, the crappy rip off antics of the bars and the meseros, the food that has given me a stomach ache, the damn ranchera and banda music, the methed out beggars, the corrupt policia. You get the idea. I long to get back to the good ole USA. Imagine buying a place out there and getting this urgent need to get the Hell out of there but you are stuck. Think about it. Some of my friends that have bought there wish they didn't.

That is so true, I get there on Friday night and leave Sunday morning. I always can't wait to get to my mobile home in El Cajon.

[SpeedToys]

LOL! I was wondering when somebody would make the comparison! Where's the Like button when you need it?

In a year beyond 2002 where ISG is stuck.