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[Nibu Raphael]

Hi Guys How Is All going? I am thinking of Two Mongering trips to do sometime early next year when it gets Cold out here in Chicago. I was now thinking Why not hit Mexico starting from Baja California. I would of course do it from Tijuana or Tecate one night then if I would hit Tecate for one night see if I can Take a Bus That Shortcuts right from Tacate to Ensenada if not I would have to take the route back to Tijuana then Ensenada. I would then stay in Ensenada one night and probably the next day leave directly to Cabo San Lucas. Prty In The Cabo San Lucas Area for two days then off to La Paz And Then The Port Of Pichilingue off to Mazatlan by Ferry. I would then stay in Mazatlan one night and off to Puerta Vallerta for one night then try to hit Colima and Uruapan. Why no info on these cities that mystifies me for sure. Colima and Uruapan must have some XXX Action. They Are Metropolitan cities of 200,000 more or less I think. So Why Nothing there? Who Knows? I would also try to hit Manzanillo,Gaudalajara,Morelia,Toluca and of course D.F. Mexico City for sure. Then I would go up north hitting Pachuca First then Poza Rica,Tampico and off to BLOODY NEUVO LARDEO If I Survive That. I posted this info too in The Nibu in Peru Section someplace I lived before for 4 years. I would appreciate info on all this,NIBU R.

[On The Go]

Nibu Raphael,

Your report is excellent but it is that way throughout the Mexican section with the exception being Nogales and Tijuana. Puerto Vallarta is a great city with a large number of people and tourism but you very rarely see a report. I am in the process of relocating there and will most definitly post some reports when I am there. Look at the size of Guadalajara and nothing. I was just speaking to a friend yesterday about the very point you are making in your report as it is so strange. Hopefully with your contributions as well as mine once I am relocated we can open up the Mexican mongering section to be active in reporting the scene.

[Nibu Raphael]

I agree PeterPaul Why no One Has Ever Made a Good Mongering report on Chiapas and especially the scene in Tuxtla Guittierez stuns me for sure. I heard The Boys Town there is quite good and good Action in For Streetwalkers also in Tuxtla. Oh Well Hope some one helps me on this,NIBU.

Cheers Nibu!! You are absolutely right. I am sure some of Mexico's best sex destinations involve the south of the country, particularly Oaxaca and Chiapas, that urgently need reviewing! I tried my best in the old forum to review the great streetwalker scenes of Mexico City and Oaxaca, but the 2000-2002 archives seem to be gone, and there is no way to repost them. Lets get back on the streets!

[Nibu Raphael]

Hi This is supossed to be the World Sex Guide but sometimes Mongers here do not go to other places around The world. One Example here is in The Mexico section a lot of other places should be listed but are not. I can not understand Why? Why There is no info or section on Toluca a big City like an hour away from Mexico city confuses me and Yes There is A Scene there but no one wants to really report it. The Same goes with La Paz In Baja California Sur which seems like a fairly large city but no reports on this city either. It Puzzles me why Cabo San Lucas has a Big XXX Scene when the population is so small. There is another confusion for me too in Southern Mexico no one reports on places like Merida Which had Reports in the Archives but nothing new now. It dissapoints me that no one makes an posts on places too South in Mexico like Campeche or Villerhamosa? Down in Chiapas there is a Big Boys Town in Tuxtla Guitterez Chiapas but no official reoports on this scene or even a section for this city here in the Mexico Section. Another One I do not understand Nothing Nothing on a city of like over 500,000 more or less Durango. I will try to make it to these places in the future but for now Can Someone post this info? Am I Crazy or just too Many Lurkers out there in this World? I hope someone can help out here in a good post back to Me,NIBU.

[On The Go]

I will be traveling from Bogota Columbia to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico on August 5 and returning to Bogota on August 12. Any information on the most economical airllines to use, and most convienent flight routes will be greatly appreciated, as I finding it will be taking me 2 days using Mexicana and Aeromexico directly out of Bogota.

[tjmonger]

Can anyone recommend a good cheap phonecard to call mexico. Seems that the one I'm currently using (Senorita Bonita) likes to promise a lot of minutes for the first call, then they disappear after that.

[Sancho Villa]

Buyers Beware,

I thought it would be good to remind the members that a large percentage of the girls that you find in these clubs have lesbian/bisexual tendencies. To most guys that is a plus, however, if you begin a relationship with one of these girls - BEWARE! It will break your heart.

You can not compete with this! The urge is too strong. Most of these girls have not had a father figure around in their lives and have no idea what real love is all about. They have been raised by women, with women and have no idea what a loving male/female relationship is all about. Their fathers either abandoned them or they are in the USA working. What a shame! A whole generation of LESBOS!

That may sound good to some of you, but that sisterhood is stronger than all of us put together. There is jealousy, greed, and passion all rolled up into one. I know this first hand after three years with the same girl. I just wasn't listening. Denial is a cruel thing.

Sancho

[Prokofiev]

Y & R,

Yes, those are interesting numbers. You can see that there are are far more suicides, traffic deaths and drownings than homocides. Although quite a few of those as well. Why?

1) Far more Americans travel to Mexico than any other location. Yes, Canada gets a lot of tourists from the US, but how many people retire and move there? Plus how many ex-Canadians who now live in the US are going back to Canada compared to our Mexican population? I bet if you saw the names of the deceased, you would find far more Latin surnames.

2) Among tourists, I would bet that a larger % of those traveling to Mexico are younger, poorer and hell-bent on adventure or looking for trouble. Spring Break in Canada? No. Looking for drugs? Possibly in Canada, but more likely south of the border.

3) Mexico IS far more dangerous than the US or Canada, especially concerning accidents - be it cars, boats or construction. Just crossing the street in any large Mexican city scares the shit out of me. Driving around is only slightly worse. At least you are protected by a ton of sheet metal.

[Bbond]

I've been to Mexico numerous times (I can't really count them anymore) and I've been fortunate enough not to have any problems so far. I've never been able to figure out the U.S. Dept of State's "Information on Deaths Abroad of US Citizens" section. I know that a lot of people disregard travel warnings (I'll be the first to admit that I have), but this one is interesting. Go to this website, pick what you think would be the most dangerous country in the world and look at their death tolls. Look at it and then look at Mexico's death tolls. Mexico's death counts dwarf any other countries that I've compared it to. I would say that it is because Mexico boarders the U.S. but compare Mexico's to Canada's. I know another thing to be considered is the ratio of U.S. citizens that travel to Mexico versus the other country. I'm really not concerned enough about it to look into it any more than I already have, but I found it interesting. Here's the web site if anyone wants to take a look:

http://travel.state.gov/family/issues_death_01.html

Vehicle accidents and drownings seem to out number other means tho.

[Young & Restless]

I've been to Mexico numerous times (I can't really count them anymore) and I've been fortunate enough not to have any problems so far. I've never been able to figure out the U.S. Dept of State's "Information on Deaths Abroad of US Citizens" section. I know that a lot of people disregard travel warnings (I'll be the first to admit that I have), but this one is interesting. Go to this website, pick what you think would be the most dangerous country in the world and look at their death tolls. Look at it and then look at Mexico's death tolls. Mexico's death counts dwarf any other countries that I've compared it to. I would say that it is because Mexico boarders the U.S. but compare Mexico's to Canada's. I know another thing to be considered is the ratio of U.S. citizens that travel to Mexico versus the other country. I'm really not concerned enough about it to look into it any more than I already have, but I found it interesting. Here's the web site if anyone wants to take a look:

http://travel.state.gov/family/issues_death_01.html

[Rabo Verde]

Americans tourists killed, mom-to-be left bound

ACAPULCO, Mexico (AP) -- Four gunmen abducted three U.S. citizens on a rural highway in southern Mexico, shot and killed two of them and left the third -- a pregnant woman -- bound and gagged, authorities said Saturday.

Reynaldo Valdez, a 22-year-old from Houston, was traveling with Miami natives Ashley Linn Diniger, 16, and Vanessa Burgos, 22, to visit Valdez's mother in Cutzamala de Pinzon, according to investigator Antonio Nogeda.

The three had left Cutzamala de Pinzon late Thursday when a vehicle carrying four men forced their vehicle off the road near Tierra Caliente, Nogeda said.

The gunmen put the Americans into a sedan without license plates, drove them to a nearby community and robbed them. The abductors later tried to sexually assault the two women, then shot and killed Valdez and Diniger at close range, Nogeda said.

They spared the life of Burgos, apparently because she was pregnant, but tied up her hands and feet and dumped her on the side of a road from a moving car, according to Nogeda.

Burgos was able to free herself and contacted police. Her testimony led to arrests on Friday of Isidro Diaz Pineda, Reynaldo Hernandez Ramirez, Francisco Velazquez Paredes and David Gaona Mondragon, all of Tierra Caliente, the state investigator said.

A spokesman for the U.S. Embassy in Mexico City confirmed the names and hometowns of the U.S. citizens on Saturday and said consular officials in the resort city of Acapulco were working with Burgos and the families of Valdez and Diniger.

http://www.cnn.com/2004/WORLD/americas/10/23/mexico.americans.killed.ap/index.html[/url]

[Bang Her]

I never know that sex in stripclubs was illegal. LOL. It seems its very legal seeing that ive banged dozens of women in stripclubs. You should note those women that wrok at stripclubs make their money from lapdances, dancing and getting a cut of the drinks men buy them.

[Talosian]

Anyone know of any action in the Lake Chapapa-Ajijic area?

Spock

[MonterreyDude]

Trim: Sex might be illegal in strip clubs, but it is done... maybe not on the high end classy and expensive clubs, but from there on down... it's a big YES.

[Trim Body]

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RE to Mystic: Sex is illegal in striptease clubs.

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