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[Member #4450]

When you have the tags properly set using the [] braces and inserting between them the word QUOTE between the braces at the beginning of the text and /QUOTE between the braces at the end of the text, you will ALWAYS see the text appear

Country John

I thing I got it now!

I was forgeting to leave the [] braces in my quote!

Thank you Country John, you're the man!

[Country John]

Greetings,

Apparently you inadverently forgot to correctly place the quote tags in this report. Usually I can fix it before it's displayed, but I don't have a clue as to how you intended this report to appear.

The quote tags are simple to use, all you have to do is look.

Anything that you want to appear in quotes must start with "

The problem is when I click the "QUOTE icon, does not appear in a hightlight
way in my "PREVIEW REPORT", and sometimes it does, so I don't know what I'm doing wrong, maybe someone can help?

I can't make my "QUOTE to show inside a shadow square like above, and sometimes I can, why is that?

Thanks.............

Lucky for us all, computers are actually very stupid and will do ONLY what they are told to do.

When you have the tags properly set using the [] braces and inserting between them the word QUOTE between the braces at the beginning of the text and /QUOTE between the braces at the end of the text, you will ALWAYS see the text appear

In a box just like this one.

It's a no brainer. Take your time. You'll get it right.

There is no "sometimes it works and sometimes it don't." You either have the code right or you don't. Computers are very stupid. They have to be instructed to operate. Similar to most women I suppose.

When you select the "quote" button, this coding is done automatically for you, just make sure you place your curser BELOW the "quoted" text before you start typing. When you use the "quote" button, the "quoted text" will not appear highlited in your text entry window. It only appears when you submit the post.

Use the "preview" button to see what it looks like before submitting the post and if it just doesn't look right, make sure that the thing you quoted as a pair of []'s with the word QUOTE between them at the beginning and a set of []'s at the end with /QUOTE in between.

Country John

[Rabo Verde]

ANYbody know a busty dancer named ZAFIRO?

[Member #4450]

Greetings,

Apparently you inadverently forgot to correctly place the quote tags in this report. Usually I can fix it before it's displayed, but I don't have a clue as to how you intended this report to appear.

The quote tags are simple to use, all you have to do is look.

Anything that you want to appear in quotes must start with "

" and end with "[/quote ]". It's that simple.

In addition, you can preview your report before it's posted, so it's easy to check if you got it right before it's displayed in The Forum..

Thanks,

Jackson[/blue]

The problem is when I click the "QUOTE icon, does not appear in a hightlight
way in my "PREVIEW REPORT", and sometimes it does, so I don't know what I'm doing wrong, maybe someone can help?
I can't make my "QUOTE to show inside a shadow square like above, and sometimes I can, why is that?
Thanks.............

[Member #4450]

[QUOTE=BillyGeek]It The cops who hang out mostly in La Zona are municipal, and it's these guys that are becoming the increasing problem with shakedowns & bribes. Just be respectful. Better yet, travel in pairs.

Salud!

Now is the worst time of the year to go to the zona, a lot of the girls live town for the holidays, and the cops are trying to get some extra cash for Christmas, I going to disagree with Geek, Quote= going in pairs or more gets more attention to the cops, I talked to a few guys visiting the zona, and they have told me about shakeddowns that happened to him and his friends.

I go alone ol the time, never had any problem, the cops don't like weirdo, like young guys wearing funny clothing body piercing etc, just be a normal average guy you'll be all right.

I do agree sometimes you get across a bad apple cop in your way back to the border, that's why I like to use ol my money and just live a few bucks in my wallet in case of trouble,they will search you and check your wallet, and sometimes they take whatever is in it "RARE" but sometimes happens, everything is tourist money in TJ.
If someone acts like an idiot for a lousy 10 bucks, the cops are gonna make your day to remember, so like the previous guy said, be polite, and don't try to play tough guy, remember they can always find a whatever excuse to take you downtown! Funny to say but I feel safer walking at night in TJ than here in L.A.

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Greetings,

Apparently you inadverently forgot to correctly place the quote tags in this report. Usually I can fix it before it's displayed, but I don't have a clue as to how you intended this report to appear.

The quote tags are simple to use, all you have to do is look.

Anything that you want to appear in quotes must start with "[quote]" and end with "[/quote ]". It's that simple.

In addition, you can preview your report before it's posted, so it's easy to check if you got it right before it's displayed in The Forum..

Thanks,

Jackson

[BillyGeek]

The police presence is getting way out of hand and I sure it is going to start taking its toll on visits from the north.

It only appears to be getting out of hand to those who do not travel frequently into Mexico, especially those from the US. Many citizens in Mexico are used to seeing the huge white pickups with the cops/soldiers in the back carrying shotguns & automatic weapons. Remeber, Tijuana is a border town. Many people of all kinds travel here for different reasons, especially criminal (those involved in the drug trade, and child molesters). There is a special unit within TJ law enforcement (or they could be State police) that deal with the drug situation and will be very scary to anyone not used to seeing a bust. On the child molester issue, have any of you seen the billboards just crossing the border in TJ that have the picture of a mexican child with the tagline "I'm not a tourist attraction"? Errie...

The cops who hang out mostly in La Zona are municipal, and it's these guys that are becoming the increasing problem with shakedowns & bribes. Just be respectful. Better yet, travel in pairs.

Salud!

Geek

[Rider Jay]

I wasn't inside but I was walking through the alley when I saw it go down. I waited outside for a while because I thought I'd see them drag out some axe murderer or the like but no one came out. I had know idea it was just a bar check. That's like sending in the Navy Seals to prevent jaywaking. AK-47's, all in black with masks, WTF. The police presence is getting way out of hand and I sure it is going to start taking its toll on visits from the north.

Be safe, Rider Jay

Anyone else in the Hong Kong club Friday night when the music stopped and the lights came on so that about 10 Policia in uniform and plain clothes with masks covering their faces (some with what looked like AK-47's) did a sweep of the club focusing on a table of locals in the corner nearest the shower? Never could figure out what happened, but heard someone was shot earlier in the day. Maybe it was related to that. In any event, the 45 minutes or so it took to complete the sweep and the paperwork was a much needed break from the blaring music. The experience, which was slightly unnerving, was a good reminder that I wasn't in the US anymore. As you know, in the US, the cops don't wear masks, which is why they are vulnerable to lawsuits when the video of them beating the crap out of some deserving fellow appears on YouTube.

[Jim Intj]

Rosanna or Roxanna, used to be Diana last year. She is a pretty cool chica. Now has her sister there also working. This is daytime HK. Diana used to have a Padrote and did drugs a bit too much. She seems selective sometimes on who she goes up with, but she is also less jealous than most, and her helping you find another chica while she is on her period is a sign of that.

[Dylan]

I was in Hong Kong yesterday, and was sitting with Rosanna, from Mexico City. I asked her to go to the room, but she could/would not due to her being on her period.

She was nice, and spoke pretty good english, so i started pointing out various Chicas, and asked her to help me find me someone to go to the room with me.

I picked out a couple of hotties, and asked her to call them over one at a time. She asked them for me, and the first two responded $100!

I thnk i pissed them off, because i laughed out loud both times, after each one, Rosanna would whisper in my ear: "that Girls' CRAZY!"

I agreed with her on both counts. I ended up going to the room with another of Rosanna's friends, and then went to Adelitas for round two.

Are some of you mongers actually paying $100 for a trip to the room?

(I did notice that neither of the chicas that quoted that amount were actually going to the room with anyone, so they may have just quoted that much because they did not want to go up with anyone - or, maybe it was just me...)

if that is becoming the norm, i'm going to have to stay in L.A.

Dylan

[Blue Nose]

Anyone else in the Hong Kong club Friday night when the music stopped and the lights came on so that about 10 Policia in uniform and plain clothes with masks covering their faces (some with what looked like AK-47's) did a sweep of the club focusing on a table of locals in the corner nearest the shower? Never could figure out what happened, but heard someone was shot earlier in the day. Maybe it was related to that. In any event, the 45 minutes or so it took to complete the sweep and the paperwork was a much needed break from the blaring music. The experience, which was slightly unnerving, was a good reminder that I wasn't in the US anymore. As you know, in the US, the cops don't wear masks, which is why they are vulnerable to lawsuits when the video of them beating the crap out of some deserving fellow appears on YouTube.

TJ Cops are patrolling all the bars now, and I have seen them aks people for ID lately. Mainly locals, but you never know. Make sure to have your ID with you at all times in TJ. There's a (drug) war going on down there right now, and us mongers are caught in the middle of it. Can't even drive anywhere without being stopped at a checkpoint. My advice is to leave the car in el norte, walk over, and take taxis. They seem to get waved through most checkpoints. Just be careful down there...always good advice, but even more so now.

Blue Nose

[Nero X]

Miranda said she is from TJ. I wonder if she wil go upstairs? Her attitude is one of the worst I've seen, but then it could jusy be a bad day! Any comments?

YMMV as with anything I think. She was pretty nice and laid back when I drank with her. Same when another buddy drank with her a different day. MUST of been a bad day, hehehe

[Pauly6734]

Anyone has any info on this Victoria Secret model disguised as a dancer @ Hong Kong. I had a two dance session with her, and it was just terrible. I thought may be it was just a bad day. Miranda said she is from TJ. I wonder if she wil go upstairs? Her attitude is one of the worst I've seen, but then it could jusy be a bad day! Any comments?

[Hotwire]

Bunky,

Looks like I've been spending way too much time at Adelita's.

[Country John]

Wise words CJ...
Why is it that people everywhere in the world think that working girls get tons of money all year long, 24/7?
Maybe one or 2, but not ALL the girls make money... and even then, that just comes to them on a very very small time frame, like 18 to 23/25 years old range.

Because most gringos over-spend, and think that everyone else is as foolish with their money as they are. The girls don't always get the loose fish but when they do, they work 'em.

If the girls made the same amount of money off every customer as they do off the average gringo then thry'd probably be pulling down big buck every year.

Gringos need to manage their monger money better.

As for the girls, they are usually supporting one or more kids and many are major wage earners compared to others in the family so money goes home to mamma. They have to live int he meantime, they buy clothes etc. So it's not a free ride for the girls.

You talk to a lot of girls Carlos, what are they telling you?

Country John

[Hardbarg]

The experience, which was slightly unnerving, was a good reminder that I wasn't in the US anymore. As you know, in the US, the cops don't wear masks

The cops in TJ are being targeted and killed, probably by drug gangs. They cover their faces so they can't be id.