Stupid Shit in Tijuana

[QUOTE=BaxterSlade;2444499]Will to be honest what stops me. Is I can't really stand places like HK and AB. I could tell stories about hanging out in places like Rio Verde and Bar Reno and La Gloria which is my HK. But there are a couple factors. I guess most of the guys on here are HK and AB kind of guys and wouldnt be interested And the other thing those sleaze bars seem to promote heavy drinking at cheap prices. And heavy drinking leads to short term memory for me. And by the end of the adventure the only thing I remember was, WOW that was fun.

I think I know who you are talking about. The heavy quite homely walker that hangout on Constitution between the alley and the chinese restaruant. We sometimes play a I dare you kind of game. Like if you take that girl up I will pay. So far we have not been able to find an amigo brave enough to accept the challenge.

As far as a dead walker thread with stories and pictures, excellent idea. I would find that more enjoyable than reading a bunch of bored mongers argue about politics.

Disclaimer: Regarding the statement about cant stand places like HK and AB. These days I'm missing TJ bars SO MUCH I would love to be able to hangout in those places.[/QUOTE]I'd like to expand my horizons so once this thing blows over, perhaps you could show me the ropes at Gloria, Reno and Verde. Escorts, Adelitas and Tropical tend to be my go-tos but I'm always down for going off the beaten path.

[QUOTE=LuvMexicanas;2444562]I'd like to expand my horizons so once this thing blows over, perhaps you could show me the ropes at Gloria, Reno and Verde. Escorts, Adelitas and Tropical tend to be my go-tos but I'm always down for going off the beaten path.[/QUOTE]My pleasure. But just keep in mind it takes an awfully strong stomach to hangout in Bar Reno. And when you ask yourself wtf am I doing in this place. That is a great question. But once you leave that place like magic 3's become 7's when you hit the other shitty bars. And a Rio verde 7 is much more friendly than a HK 7.

[QUOTE=BaxterSlade;2444601]My pleasure. But just keep in mind it takes an awfully strong stomach to hangout in Bar Reno. And when you ask yourself wtf am I doing in this place. That is a great question. But once you leave that place like magic 3's become 7's when you hit the other shitty bars. And a Rio verde 7 is much more friendly than a HK 7.[/QUOTE]My stomach is ferocious. Tripas is my favorite taco filling and I wolf down menudo so I'm down to hangout in Bar Reno or any other dive you frequent.

[QUOTE=BaxterSlade;2444415]Come on Riky and the rest of you. The problem here is that damn virus has totally derailed this forum. We need to get back to h o's and let CNN and Fox news fight it out.

Riky maybe you can share some stories on how that Yamilet from BT kicked your ass and robbed you blind.[/QUOTE]You're right Baxter, why argue with the likes of PDSuave. And yes Mr. Suave, I know where I can go. To the polling booth in November to vote that ass clown out of office. Since I can't mail it in. Thanks to that ass clown. Baxter, what a memory to recall the stories of Yamilet. Hold on boys, no more political stuff for me. I will now work on catching you all up on what has transpired with Yamilet in the last couple of years or so. Guarantee it will be entertaining.

[QUOTE=PdSuave;2444125]It's too bad our former heterochallenged Muslim President Obummer isn't president now. He'd be our hero.[/QUOTE][QUOTE=RikyMichaels7;2444334]Coming from the mouth of a typical lame brain moron that put Trump in office. Time to get your GED.[/QUOTE]I am certain that President Barack Obama would have performed much better in dealing with this viral outbreak (definitely at the beginning).

Obama certainly could have prevented our upcoming "Trump Depression".

Look at this 88 second clip of President Barack Obama from December 2014:

From the snopes website:

[URL]https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/obama-pandemic-preparedness-2014/[/URL]

Also from the snopes website:

President Barack Obama visited the NIH campus on Dec. 2 to see firsthand the progress that biomedical research is making against Ebola virus disease.

The President toured the NIH Vaccine Research Center and met with scientists who are working hard to develop ways to combat this deadly virus that continues to devastate West Africa. And, in a speech before a packed auditorium at the NIH Clinical Center, the President praised the contributions of NIH staff. He also emphasized the need for emergency Congressional authorization of resources to ensure that the nation's research and public health efforts against Ebola will lead as quickly as possible to an end to this devastating outbreak.

Obama stressed the importance of investing in research for the long term. "If and when a new strain of flu, like the Spanish flu, crops up five years from now or a decade from now, we've made the investment and we're further along to be able to catch it," he said. "It is a smart investment for us to make. It's not just insurance; it is knowing that down the road we're going to continue to have problems like this particularly in a globalized world where you move from one side of the world to the other in a day. ".

A full transcript of Obama's address at the NIH can be viewed here (no link), while the portion excerpted in the video clip seen above read as follows:

President Barack Obama on 12/2/2014: "We can't say we're lucky with Ebola because obviously it's having a devastating effect in West Africa, but it is not airborne in its transmission.

There may and likely will come a time in which we have both an airborne disease that is deadly. And in order for us to deal with that effectively, we have to put in place an infrastructure not just here at home, but globally that allows us to see it quickly, isolate it quickly, respond to it quickly. And it also requires us to continue the same path of basic research that is being done here at NIH that (Dr.) Nancy (Sullivan) is a great example of. So that if and when a new strain of flu, like the Spanish flu, crops up five years from now or a decade from now, we've made the investment and we're further along to be able to catch it. It is a smart investment for us to make. It's not just insurance; it is knowing that down the road we're going to continue to have problems like this particularly in a globalized world where you move from one side of the world to the other in a day. "

Our Congress did not pass legislation, and did not provide the $2 billion President Obama was pushing for over 5 years ago.

So we didn't have our people on the ground when this break-out was hitting Wuhan in Hubei province during November or December. Instead we relied on what we were told by the WHO and Chinese Government.

But certainly if we had President Obama at the helm of our ship of state.

He would not have sat on his hands and done nothing in the entire month of February other than repeatedly say that the virus was a hoax.

[QUOTE=RikyMichaels7;2444624]You're right Baxter, why argue with the likes of PDSuave. And yes Mr. Suave, I know where I can go. To the polling booth in November to vote that ass clown out of office. Since I can't mail it in. Thanks to that ass clown. Baxter, what a memory to recall the stories of Yamilet. Hold on boys, no more political stuff for me. I will now work on catching you all up on what has transpired with Yamilet in the last couple of years or so. Guarantee it will be entertaining.[/QUOTE]I would much rather read about your stories with Yamilet than that ass clown in office! I'm done with political stuff too!

Entertain please.

[QUOTE=ClamSlammer;2444531]For anyone that's questioning Trump's genius, let's put this argument to rest right now. Trump is just brilliant. Cerebral and scholarly. As evidenced by his tweet July 19,2017:

"Putin & I discussed forming an impenetrable Cyber Security unit so that election hacking, & many other negative things, will be guarded. "

Wow! What a brilliant idea! Sharing some of America's most top secret and sensitive cyber investigation techniques with a hostile foreign power. I mean, it is absolute genius to give America's greatest threat a greater understanding of our cyber defenses and analytical capabilities. What could go wrong? So what if we gift Russia with a far more detailed picture of America's vulnerabilities? What could happen? Just the nation's water supply could be poisoned, food supply chain destroyed, meltdowns of nuclear reactors, energy grid blackouts, air traffic control systems go offline with jetliners dropping like flies, Internet going offline resulting in instant economic catastrophe, you know, just minor, everyday inconveniences.

To not only listen and consider such a preposterous proposal, but publicly announcing it by tweet for all the world to see, is a symbol of only the most astute mind in the world. So please, just read the above quoted tweet and recognize the true genius that is Donald John Trump.[/QUOTE]Sadly as a former supporter, I am seriously questioning Trump's so-called "smartness". His taking away of civil liberties due to the flu and destroying the USA economy is another "brilliant" move and shows he is more concerned about losing the next election than being honest with the American sheeple.

[QUOTE=PdSuave;2444691]I would much rather read about your stories with Yamilet than that ass clown in office! I'm done with political stuff too!

Entertain please.[/QUOTE]I second the motion.

What's with all the political arguing? You guys have a wealth of knowledge and experience in Tijuana. Let's hear some adventures!

[QUOTE=PdSuave;2444691]I would much rather read about your stories with Yamilet than that ass clown in office! I'm done with political stuff too!

Entertain please.[/QUOTE]OK PDSuave my friend. Posts forthcoming.

[QUOTE=RikyMichaels7;2444334]Coming from the mouth of a typical lame brain moron that put Trump in office. Time to get your GED.[/QUOTE]Ha! This reminds me of the time when he was boasting about winning the vote of "the poorly educated" LOLOLOL! Just too funny, and still makes me laugh out loud whenever I think about it. I suppose when you're running for office every vote counts. But, you probably don't want to be playing up that you're the candidate of the poorly educated LMAO!

For that matter, Joe or Bernie or Tim Kaine or even Mitt Romney would have understood this message:

[URL]https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/obama-pandemic-preparedness-2014/[/URL]

Boy, the name of this forum is really starting to live up to it's heading! Unfortunately, it has nothing to do with Tijuana.

RikyMichaels7. Stories. Please! LOL.

[QUOTE=ScatManDoo;2444997][b]If Hillary had been elected president instead[/b][/QUOTE]But Hillary was widely despised and history is full of what-if's.

Tell us about your last trip to Tijuana instead.

Scatman you are wasting your time discussing politics on a tijuana hooker board. If you really want to help take your superior intellect and go work for the Bidden campaign. His latest advertisemet is laughable.

The amigos over here want Tijuana stories. We miss Tijuana. Maybe you could tell us some regalos drawer stories. You know there are some guys on other sites that say the chicas laugh at those cheap gifts. And others say they love that shit. Lets hear the truth.

I live in west Texas and mongered in Acuna and Juarez but never have I been to Tijuana. IMO females in acuna have a better attitude and better price and females in Juarez are sexier. How does Tijuana measure up against those 2 border hobby towns.