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[QUOTE=Sunset Strip]Yeah, the zona has been around as long as San Diego has been a Navy town.
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Hey guys. I'm quite tempted to head to la zona tonight, but don't feel like going alone. Any wingmen up for it? I can drive. Leaving from the LA-OC area. Will probably leaving in the next hour or two. PM me if interested.
Got into the Zona around 7pm and was kind of surprised by just how many children were trick-or-treating on the streets, and even in the alley; not quite sure where or whom they were getting the candy from. Either way, the main drag was alive with music and even some dancers on a small platform in front of Las Chavelas. I dressed up as a "Horny Gringo."
Hong Kong: I was told last week that I could bring my camera for the party and take pictures, but when I got there I was told I couldn't; I did anyway. Most of the girls were dressed as usual, because most wear costumes anyway. They had one strange show with two naked women covered in a black substance, and then they poured cream or something white on each other, then some sensual dancing; not really sure how else to describe just what happened on stage. The whole thing left me confused; so I left.
Adelita: Not much going on in there whatsoever; many women, not so many men.
Tropical: The place was packed. Lots of people dancing and some wacky costumes to boot.
The street girls did not seem to be in the Halloween spirit; my favorite girl could care less, she just wanted to go to the room.
The pictures are from the booth follies in HK.
You guys should check Adelitas Bar videos.
You might have had your “fifteen minutes of fame” and not know it.
[url]http://adelita.com.mx/blog/[/url]
[QUOTE=Artisttyp]I am extremely jealous of you guys that live next to TJ. The service can be hit or miss but at least you can blow off some steam. It does wonders for your mental health.
If I lived close to TJ I would not be doing as many over seas trips as I do. Sometimes when I take a mongering trip I realize all I needed was to bust a nut and it wasn't worth the airfare and hotel cost just to do it.
If I lived close to TJ I would spend $60 on a session in a heart beat. I'd even buy girls ficha drinks.
I am back in nyc only 1 day now and I already miss those beautiful socal mornings.
Buy a bike and ride it around imperial beach at sunset...lucky you![/QUOTE]
I have to agree. I live entirely too far from the zona to enjoy it on a regular basis. If I'm lucky I get to go every other month or so. I am thinking about moving to Las Vegas so I can enjoy my favorite American City, and have quick and easy access to my favorite Mexican City, only an hour flight away. I'd do an hour fllight before a 7 to 8 hour commute plus ANY day!
Hey Steve, I've always wanted to go to Medellin, I'm a Tijuana local and love the sport, besides Tijuana, I've also been to Amsterdam and Prague, but I haven't found someone who can show me the ropes in MDE, I would love to meet you and see if we click and just maybe go to MDE one day!
Let me knwo when you're in town, I'll buy you a beer at HK.
[QUOTE=Supersteve]First, I am very happy to live close enough to get to Tijuana often.
I enjoy HK during the day since it is not yet a sausage fest. At night, it usually seems to hot & crowded for this old fart.
While not like HK some other clubs that I enjoy;
Medellin. Fase Dos has IMO the hottest looking women in a club that I have seen. It seems like they have a meter at the door that won't allow 7's, or below, in. The Centro clubs have some very hot women also, but a step down for Fase Dos. They will have FS shows on the stage (not really my thing to see though). My favorite is the hotel that I stay at. They let in 7-15 ladies that will sit round the pool, all sitting within 5 feet of my room, and party until you are ready to give them a private English lesson. The Mayorista street scene is something to C. Less than 30 days and I will be there again.
Angeles City. Whole streets of clubs and women. What's not to like about a $10. 00 BJ at 7 AM on Santos St. (aka Blow Row)? Everything from old pro's to those fresh from the provinces.
San Jose, Costa Rica. Hotel Del Rey has no shows but on any given night a hundred, or so, ladies waiting for a date. Key Largo, across the street from the HDR where you can go to dance, which Latin women seem to love. My personal favorite strip club Le Grillion. Mostly Nica's (very hot and passionate) and FS for about $30. 00. The Sportmen's Lodge (hotel) which will have 15-30 ladies, and some great parties on holiday nights. Hotel Little Havana (Zona Blue) has calmed down some, but a couple of years ago when Pamela was in her prime it was quite a party.
I haven't been to Tijuana for about three weeks now and am going through withdrawals. I will be making another journey south of the border prior to my MDE run for Thanksgiving.
Health & happiness to all.[/QUOTE]
Bargain basement Bill walkabout.
Found a park with a boxing gym and baseball field for jogging targeting those exercise inclined.
This would be 2 streets north of Coahuilla and Constitution intersection, hang a left and about half a mile down it runs right into it. 50p per week to train m=f 5p=8pm.
Daybreak and decided to wander. Started out with meal at one of my favorites called Lety´s on Ninos Heroes across the street from Dolce Gabanna night club.
This is a small family place with the usual menu, but clean. They are always mopping the floor and wiping the plastic covered tables. Orders come with soup and a drink. 35p for beef stir fried with onions=bistek cebollado, incl. beans, rice, tortillas. If you want to see how they cook first, you can watch them as the grill is adjacent to the sidewalk. Liked the huevos con chorizo as well.
Walked up Ninos heroes to the park across the street from the army installation where the huge mexican flag waves. Headed east and found myself at the intersection where Agua Caliente blvd begins. Heard there was a Marriott somewhere. Found it on the right side after about 2 miles of walking. The neighborhood seems to be upscale, passing the Plaza hotel and a golf course as well.
Decided not to walk back so boarded a green public bus at a stop that cost 8.5p and got off a couple of streets east of the Ticuan hotel and revolution ave. Pay as you exit. This seemed very safe, almost empty with a few schoolgirls and other folks on board about 130pm.
This store called Sanborns on Rev. near the Ticuan is like a Macys and has Cuban and Mexican sticks available. 33p for Te amo´s that are corona sized. CCs accepted, 36p for a decent stainless double guillotine cutter.
Stopped in for a couple of tacos at the 24hr place next to Mcdonalds near the arc. I see why this place is recommended because they are not only tasty, good sized and 10p but you can sit in a well lit large area and not be surrounded by trash, bums, crappy street musicians all while wondering if someone is sizing you up in the dark.
Almost forgot, did a clean, slim tweeker for 150p and a chubby white girl for 200p.
Wish it was this easy to change the oil at home.
[QUOTE=Tomjackin]Angeles City: I went there several times before the volcano destroyed Clark Air Base. [/QUOTE]
It is a totally different city now, and I doubt you would recognize it. I have been going only since 2004, and the changes from year to year are profound. Even since just last year I almost didn't recognize it. The majority of the ladies are still starving and shipped in from the provinces but there are also more worldly ladies, and the whole thing is way built up, way higher end, and largely catering to well-heeled Japanese and Korean sex tourists.
On YouTube there is a video of the checkpoint area from shortly after the volcano and it is totally unrecognizable to me except for a couple of bars which are still the same.
I would not put Fase II or any Colombia strip club at world class level at least in terms of how they are operated or the overall structure. Most of the strip clubs are raunchy, rowdy, super-crowded, and just unpleasant to be in. Of course the lady quality often makes them tolerable. I find myself now preferring the much more expensive private clubs (e.g. in north Bogota) after paying my dues in the SC's.
[QUOTE=Mike 123]That's a rather harsh assessment, don't you think? And I don't think their target customer is "low class Mexicans."
It is a [b]candy store[/b] for any American otherwise stuck with American strip clubs. I don't know anything about the international scene (I'm just a low class American and can't afford international travel.) But from what I see, it's a feast for the eyes, hands, and offers FS as well.
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Why would anybody pay $1 to touch a woman for a few seconds if they could afford to pay $60 for a trip upstairs? To me, the Jose 6Packs who pack in by the stages are clearly there because it's all they can afford. It's great that Hong Kong has opened the flood gates for the masses where you can get with a lady for an investment as low as $1, since they time-slice the ladies affection even further than a 30 minute session or even a 5 minute song, but just for a few seconds. So just a few ladies can service a whole bunch of guys.
It's all about exclusivity. The high-end courtesan gets 2 grand and goes with one customer a night, the mid-range bar girl gets $100 and goes with 5 customers a night, the untouchable street walker goes with 25 guys a day for $20 a pop, but at Hong Kong they blow out the bottom out and a dancer gets fondled by 300 guys @ 1 buck apiece. Most ladies who have the ability to earn more elsewhere working less don't want to get touched by 300 guys (mostly drunk & sweaty with filthy hands) a night, which might explain why most of the ladies who work there are on the lower end of the beauty spectrum compared to elsewhere.
It's been a while since I wrote about my travels to Tj.. It isn't because I haven't been going down, but it was because I have been lucky enough to spend much of the time with some favorites.
For the first part of the year it was a favorite from L/c and the second a favorite from H/k. It was fun not spending money on fichas, but rather spending money on movies and dinner with the chicas.
We would always spend one night or two just having fun. Stayed at Hotel Ticuan, Hotel La Masion, and at the Marriott. My favorite being the Marriott even though it was the most expensive. The last time we stayed there, there was construction on the street in front of the hotel which cause delays. Hopefully they are finished now.
Wheather or not we stayed one night or longer, I would pay the chica $1000 mx..
My L/c chica went back home to Sinaloa. My other chica from H/k went home to Mazatlan. Since I got the email for the Halloween contest at H/k, I decided to head on down.
I got down there around 17:30 and left around 22:30. There was absolutely no line at the border at that time. It was way different from the last few times.
I did stop into H/k, T/b, and C/c.. I also ate at the new restaurant across from A/b called the Sonora grill.
The restaurant is nothing bad, nothing spectacular. although I do like to sit while eating unlike the taco stands.
Jim0129, I will be in TJ Saturday arriving about 2 PM and leaving early Sunday morning.
Look for a fat, old, fart probably wearing all black. I will be in HK, Adelita's; Las Chevalas; Tropical; and Chicago Club for sure, and probably try out a couple of the other new local haunts.
Anyone wanting to discuss MDE, or just party, stop and say hello. I also went to Anglese City, PI this year and had a very good time. All out GFE's if that is your thing.
Health & happiness to all.......
I have been riding down to Tecate, BC a couple of weekends now. I know it's small and quiet, but I got to think there is some action to be had, clubs, massage? Anyone in the know? It would be so damn convenient.
Had a nice afternoon session at AB with a day-shift girl, early afternoon. While I was expecting a line at the border crossing, the 2 1/2 hour was a test in patience...good thing I had a relaxing session at AB.
It's been a hot weekend, the only good point about the long line wait was there was a cloud cover that kept the sun from roasting us.
[QUOTE=Keg] While I was expecting a line at the border crossing, the 2 1/2 hour was a test in patience...good thing I had a relaxing session at AB.
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That's been the average wait time lately. I did that 2 weeks ago with a heavy knapsack and 2 pieces of luggage. There were no clouds in the sky that day.
I used to go back and forth twice a day in the early 2000's. These days I wouldn't recommend staying in san diego if you want to monger every day.
[QUOTE=Artisttyp]That's been the average wait time lately. I did that 2 weeks ago with a heavy knapsack and 2 pieces of luggage. There were no clouds in the sky that day.
I used to go back and forth twice a day in the early 2000's. These days I wouldn't recommend staying in san diego if you want to monger every day.[/QUOTE]
Last week on Saturday evening the wait at about 7 PM was a good 2 hours. I am thinking it must have been because it was a Holloween weekend????
What is the wait on the return for tomorrow SUNDAY evening at about 8 PM? Anyone have a clue?
Thanks,
The Tall Man