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05-20-19 16:35 #76
Posts: 657Bucket list item. . . Rooster fights.
As I pointed out in my first posting, if you have never seen this event, you might want to put it on your bucket list. I think the divide here is between country boys who are used to raising and killing chickens with an axe then plucking the feathers then cutting up the bird by hand for cooking and city slickers who think milk comes from a factory in paper cartons and chicken comes from KFC in paper buckets. If you are a city slicker who drinks soy milk, these events are likely to be bloody and probably more than you can handle. I've seen many a rooster have his head cut off on my family farm in the past en route to the kitchen, so this type of event might be worth watching.
Originally Posted by Phordphan [View Original Post]
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05-20-19 14:07 #75
Posts: 3208Bearbaiting waa a popular sport in the days of Ben Franklin. Perhaps we should be practicing that, too?
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05-20-19 09:43 #74
Posts: 53Originally Posted by CumberlandBlue [View Original Post]
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05-20-19 06:32 #73
Posts: 42I had Cascadas ask for a girl's ID as I was taking her up
Early in my Tijuana mongering training, a girl on the street offered me a great deal. I didn't process that she had walked up to the corner as I wasn't looking, but it was only later that I realized she was a walker. I said I have a room at Cascadas and she agreed and away we went. But the guy at reception stopper her and was shaking his head and asking for her ID. The girl didn't have one and we went back to the other end of the alley to her preferred room. I didn't see the red flag and should have just kept walking without her when she didn't have an ID, as she was horrible. So if you are unsure of the girl- watch how reception handles her- if it's a wave and a "oh gee look at the gringo taking Mary up. " you are good. But if you get questions and they have issues- unless you can handle walkers (I cannot apparently) walk away.
Originally Posted by KCQuestor [View Original Post]
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05-20-19 06:24 #72
Posts: 42Off topic but....
I've read presidential biographies in order through Grant. (I had to take a break after Grant as his life was truly sad). I cannot recall any discussion in any of them about cock fighting being the American sport.
https://www.politifact.com/truth-o-m...-cockfighters/
Politifact says false on the claim that the founding fathers were into cock fighting. They may have seen it but in no way hanging out on weekends watching cock fights. Also the claim that Jefferson and Washington hung out on weekends is untrue- Madison lived 20 miles away and they spent time together.
Lincoln: While likely that he went to cock fights, as he lived on the frontier, he preferred spending time reading. This article suggests it is not that strong a case that he enjoyed cock fights:
http://www.abrahamlincolnassociation...etters/5-1.pdf
Lincoln got his name because he was honest. He was co-owner of a general store that the partner caused to go under, and Abe spent years paying back the debts from that store.
Originally Posted by Travv [View Original Post]Last edited by CumberlandBlue; 05-20-19 at 06:24. Reason: typos
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05-19-19 21:14 #71
Posts: 657Roosters can go to KFC or the fights. Better chance at the fights.
Given a choice, if you were a rooster, would you rather go to the deep fryer at KFC or the fight ring with a 50/50 chance?
Washington Post article: "In one tome, entitled "The Chicken Book," and subtitled "Being an Inquiry into the Rise and Fall, Use and Abuse, Triumph and Tragedy of Gallus Domesticus," academics Page Smith and Charles Daniel assert that the fighting cock was identified in ancient Greece with Ares, the god of war, and later in Rome with Eros, the god of erotic love. In time the macho bird came to symbolize bravery in battle, individual freedom and sexual virility.
Carried to Europe by the Romans, cockfighting enjoyed its greatest popularity in England and France during the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries, when it became the diversion of choice for monarchs and commoners alike. It was finally declared illegal in England during a reform movement in 1849, but even today there are occasional tales of Englishmen being nabbed for cockfighting.
The fighting cock accompanied Spanish conquerors to the New World and in several countries today, such as the Philippines, Puerto Rico and other islands of the Caribbean, it is virtually a national pastime.
As the Cecil County cockers sat back, proudly nodding their heads, Bryant proclaimed that American cockfighting goes as far back as the 1600's and that Washington and Jefferson often met at each other's farms for Sunday afternoon cockfights. Andrew Jackson was also an enthusiast and actually held a cockfight or two at the White House when he was president.
And, Bryant declared, forget everything you might have heard about the popular origins of Lincoln's nickname "Honest Abe. " Citing chapter and verse from William H. Herndon's 1896 biography, "Life of Lincoln," Bryant said he was called Honest Abe not because of his persistence in returning a borrowed book, but because of his honesty in arbitrating Illinois cockfights. . . "
https://www.washingtonpost.com/archi...=.06fcba7fe684
Obviously you are opposed to what George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Andrew Jackson and Abraham Lincoln liked to do for entertainment, so let those who are interested go watch and make up their own mind.
Originally Posted by Phordphan [View Original Post]
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05-19-19 19:11 #70
Posts: 3208Originally Posted by Travv [View Original Post]
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05-18-19 16:44 #69
Posts: 657Club Gallistico de Tijuana. Upcoming fights June 2.
Club Gallistico de tijuana, las mejores peleas y los mejores eventos estan aqui!
Rooster Club of Tijuana, the best fights and best events are here!
KM 15.5 carretera a rosarito 5321-3 porticos la Gloria Tijuana, B. C.
Tijuana, Baja California.
https://www.facebook.com/pg/CLUB-GAL...=page_internal
Derby de 5 Gallos Palenque Expo Obregon.
Time Sun Jun 02 2019 at 03:00 pm to 06:00 pm.
Venue Obregon, Sonora, Mexico, Ciudad Obregón, Ciudad Obregon, Mexico.
For those who want to add this to your bucket list.
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05-06-19 06:01 #68
Posts: 597Originally Posted by JuanCarter [View Original Post]
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05-06-19 06:01 #67
Posts: 841Originally Posted by JuanCarter [View Original Post]
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05-05-19 17:42 #66
Posts: 1313Las Cascadas.
Can I take any girl from any bar or off the street to my room at Las Cascadas? If not, what hotel in the zona do you recommend for me. I do plan to stay overnight and perhaps get some sleep before noon.
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03-21-19 07:05 #65
Posts: 2344The Board is back up.
Time to get back to the arguments!
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03-05-19 19:09 #64
Posts: 52Oh, OK.
Never seen a dude handing out trinkets and I've spent hundreds of hours hanging out in the alley. I think I've read his posts on another forum but never met or seen him.
As far as telling El Oso what to do, I will pass. When I first met him he told me all the trips he took and I said," You ought just get a room at Leyva and take girls there with the amount you're spending on 15 minute citas. " he just smiled and nodded politely. I later learned from a now deceased monger R1, "dude, you were just talking to El Oso. " Felt kinda dumb as I'm sure he already knew what I was telling him better than I knew.
Funny looking for certain people, such as a guy in a flight jacket. I was once talking to Lindsey at Const and Coahulia and she says "look. " "Huh?" "Bright red shirt, dumbass. " It was El Jeffe (from the now defunct site) who was wearing the brightest red shirt you can get with "EL Jege" in big letters across the back.
Kinda funny just bumping into random people from both the boards on line and just mongers who go really often.
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03-02-19 09:29 #63
Posts: 262Originally Posted by ClamSlammer [View Original Post]
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03-01-19 19:11 #62
Posts: 425I third this motion.
Tijuana is a great city, full of fun nightlife, amazing food and great friendly people. It's an unbelievable getaway from a cold US city where I live / work. Yes, you have to have your wits about you, but Tijuana is actually a reasonably safe place if you don't do "stupid shit" and use basic common sense.
Unlike others, I actually spend most of my time in Tijuana outside of the Zona, and try and enjoy other things that city has to offer. Good food, warm weather, and the playas. And I don't actually agree the bars "had been better" in the past. I have been coming to Tijuana for a while, and I don't ever recall selection and quality being as good as it is now.