Medellin Reports

[quote=gary1; 1210573]hi again,

wilt, thanks for the detailed and positive answer to my question (s). great to hear about police. on the **** question. my purpose for the question should be obvious even to the slower bloggers. the problem is the ease inwhich one could end up with an **** girl! a simple fake cedule would do it, or just a girl who looks older, like so many of them do, plus drinking. couple this 'ease' with severe consequences and obvio we have a very important subject worth getting answers to. wilt, believe me i've looked, on-line tells me one thing, but my conversations with my realtor tells me another. a segundo realtor in medellin says it's a non-issue and in reality there is no age limit! problem example; if in a casa, what if it is found the girl is ****? i guess i need to talk to some lawyers for details on the law and the reality of how it actually plays out. interesting: i've read 100's of blogs, some very well expressed, got so much great info, but i also see mixed in the stupid judgments, agnst, and profanity. to me that writer automatically looses credibility for any future comments. is boring, and a waste of time. it's a 'class and education' issue. in my experience 'lashing out' with little provocation usually comes from poor parenting. it's defense (they are insecure) by offense. i can picture their faces when they are writting. sad. what do you guys think? on the ongoing bbbj topic. my opinion, same as one blogger recently wrote. a seccion without bbbj has little value.

gary de colorado[/quote]let me completely understand. you come with your first post about sneaky shit and you basically get a pass (the whole forum shouldve jumped in you ass, but even i let it slide) , then you come with your second post insulting members education level? i guess we won't be hearing much more from you after your weak approach was rejected. stop thinking about little girls and fuck grown women sir. and you have the nerve to talk about another posters credibility? then you talk about another posters class and education issues? also as far as me now" lashing out" at you, read your second post. we gave you a pass and you "lashed out" at us. what does that say about your parents? its time to change your handle and try again playa, because gary1 has no creditibily, no class, and bad parents.

the best thing you said was that a"bbbj seccion has little value". maybe the university you went to didn't explain how to spell "section".

gogo de isg.

[QUOTE=Mr Gogo; 1210808]The best thing you said was that a"BBBJ seccion has little value". Maybe the University you went to didn't explain how to spell "section".

Gogo de ISG.[/QUOTE]Obviously these are two different words with two different meanings.

You two gentlemen were both correct but misunderstood one another. Section in Spanish is seccion with an accent over the o, and session is sesion, again with that accent over the o.

Peace.

[quote=gary1; 1210573]hi again,

on the **** question. my purpose for the question should be obvious even to the slower bloggers. the problem is the ease inwhich one could end up with an **** girl! a simple fake cedule would do it, or just a girl who looks older, like so many of them do, plus drinking. couple this 'ease' with severe consequences and obvio we have a very important subject worth getting answers to.

gary de colorado[/quote]gary,

there are some of us who read this board who are pretty sensitive on this topic. i would never want to be affiliated in any way with a ****. i don't care if its legal or not. its just plain wrong. i have a teenage daughter and i can tell you that she and her friends are not mature enough to make certain decisions that might make a negative impact on their lives. perhaps if you had couched the question in terms of how to avoid the situation, it would have been an appropriate question. obviously, you are not a **** so its no big deal.

[quote=gary1; 1210211]i want to introduce myself. i'm gary. 50's, tall, slim, educated, excellent condition, investment sales, now colorado skier, biking mountains. i have been studying (alone) spanish for two years to prepare! coming to medellin solo, on 11-23 12-12 to determine if i want to live there. i just finished 6 mos. of reading all the blogs from #300 to present. 100 hours. whoo!

mongering: my experience is in the south florida strip-clubs where, can you believe i had 3500 lap dances over ten years (usd$80k). full contact with 'hands up' (on). orgasims most nights. last year. 10 days / 10 girls in san salvador. brothel and strip bar (s) each day / night. price $1 per min. girls looks; i had all 8's and 9's, stunning, and i'm real fussy. i'd even rate a 10 on two of the ten girls if they were taller. most actitudes were excellent. very pleasantly surprised with that! bbbbj the norm. no propina. excellent! of course san salvador itself is only safe in very very limited areas. virtualy no walking the city anyplace, and i'm not nervous. .

so now medellin! i have a penthouse. 8th floor in pablado / sandiego.

ayuda: 1.) not much talked / resolved about **** girls and the law? 2.) anybody on safety / experiences in and around the centro strip-clubs? 3.) is there allot of police shake downs?

thanks for all the blog info! sincerely; gary[/quote]gogo and estiban's writings are representative of the overwhelming majority of members here when it comes to fucking children. ****s are societies' cancer. turning to your original writing, which in part you wrote: "not much talked / resolved about **** girls and the law" it is ambiguous, viewed in the most favorable light. we "slow" posters are not very good mind readers. it would have been easy to simply ask what does a monger do to insure that he doesn't have sex with a girl that cannot legally consent: a child cannot consent. instead of conceding your poorly written post was ambiguous, you attack those who took issue with your question. bottom line is that if you're coming to colombia for the first time with the intention of having sex with children, you have no place on this site.

if you want to be well received here, your generalized derogatory judgments about the education, family background, etc, of the members are not factually based, and certainly not productive. i'm going to give you some free advice. look in the mirror. everyone is entitled to a second chance. i believe in forgiveness and redemption, as i hope most members here do also. and, of course.

only good energy

[quote=gary1; 1210573]hi again,

wilt, thanks for the detailed and positive answer to my question (s). great to hear about police. on the **** question. my purpose for the question should be obvious even to the slower bloggers. the problem is the ease inwhich one could end up with an **** girl! a simple fake cedule would do it, or just a girl who looks older, like so many of them do, plus drinking. couple this 'ease' with severe consequences and obvio we have a very important subject worth getting answers to. wilt, believe me i've looked, on-line tells me one thing, but my conversations with my realtor tells me another. a segundo realtor in medellin says it's a non-issue and in reality there is no age limit! problem example; if in a casa, what if it is found the girl is ****? i guess i need to talk to some lawyers for details on the law and the reality of how it actually plays out. interesting: i've read 100's of blogs, some very well expressed, got so much great info, but i also see mixed in the stupid judgments, agnst, and profanity. to me that writer automatically looses credibility for any future comments. is boring, and a waste of time. it's a 'class and education' issue. in my experience 'lashing out' with little provocation usually comes from poor parenting. it's defense (they are insecure) by offense. i can picture their faces when they are writting. sad. what do you guys think? on the ongoing bbbj topic. my opinion, same as one blogger recently wrote. a seccion without bbbj has little value.

gary de colorado[/quote]take you foot off the pedal here. if you want candid advice, pay your $20 so you can receive pms and see pictures. in general, you're in here for the first time asking for information and learning the rules and mores of the boards. so you have to play your role here for a bit like anywhere else. i'd be happy to help but please can the indignation and armchair psychology.

I'm seaching a Colombian's map of placeas where girls can be founded (Medelin, Bogota.) Do you collect this information?

I've been to Medellin 8 times. 7 of them I've stayed in hotels in El Centro. Walked all over El Centro, from one end to another. Been to the red light districts dozens and dozens of times. Also the strip clubs and casas numerous times.

Never been robbed, hasseled or threatened. I do keep a low profile and walk very forthright and don't linger around too much. I don't stay up late at night, usually in my hotel room by 11pm. But I do think you guys are exaggerating the danger factor in El Centro.

[QUOTE=BayBoy; 1210959]I've been to Medellin 8 times. 7 of them I've stayed in hotels in El Centro. Walked all over El Centro, from one end to another. Been to the red light districts dozens and dozens of times. Also the strip clubs and casas numerous times.

Never been robbed, hasseled or threatened. I do keep a low profile and walk very forthright and don't linger around too much. I don't stay up late at night, usually in my hotel room by 11pm. But I do think you guys are exaggerating the danger factor in El Centro.[/QUOTE]You're right, it's not like you're going to get jumped the moment you walk about out there.

The potential is there though, just watch yourself is all.

I've been out there doing what you've done, but for many years, have had a few incidents, but yes, I'm still alive and kickin'.

Not the Zwilight Zone out there but it ain't Kansas either.

[QUOTE=BayBoy; 1210959]I've been to Medellin 8 times. 7 of them I've stayed in hotels in El Centro. Walked all over El Centro, from one end to another. Been to the red light districts dozens and dozens of times. Also the strip clubs and casas numerous times.

Never been robbed, hasseled or threatened. I do keep a low profile and walk very forthright and don't linger around too much. I don't stay up late at night, usually in my hotel room by 11pm. But I do think you guys are exaggerating the danger factor in El Centro.[/QUOTE]You seem to be on point with your awareness. Its not like walking around Sante fe mall or Poblado. I've only gone to El Centro at night, so my opinions are limited to that. I just don't think it is wise for some newbie to leave the mansion at night solo to venture to El Centro because he read here that it was very safe. Just saying.

[quote=gary1; 1210573]hi again,

wilt, thanks for the detailed and positive answer to my question (s). great to hear about police. on the **** question. my purpose for the question should be obvious even to the slower bloggers. interesting: i've read 100's of blogs, some very well expressed, got so much great info, but i also see mixed in the stupid judgments, agnst, and profanity. to me that writer automatically looses credibility for any future comments.

gary de colorado[/quote]i'm definitely one of the "slower bloggers", but hopefully i haven't lost credibility with gary, it means so much to me.

now let's get back to how we can keep gary from getting arrested with **** girls haha.

btw, i'm also very tall, at least in japan i was, and am very physically fit and love to read my horoscope everyday :)

[QUOTE=Ezyngo; 1210925]Obviously these are two different words with two different meanings.

You two gentlemen were both correct but misunderstood one another. Section in Spanish is seccion with an accent over the o, and session is sesion, again with that accent over the o.

Peace.[/QUOTE]And you are correct. But being the other words in the sentence were english I thought he might be confused. But I will now give him the benefit of saying he was working on his two year Spanish lesson.

Thanks for the legal info. It has been my understanding I am bound by the local laws of the land, I did not realize, as a USA citizen, I am technically bound by USA laws no matter where I travel?

Last trip back from Colombia, when I entered the USA, everything I had was searched. Two officers removed everything from my bags and went in every pocket, zipper and pouch. I did notice they were not so careful about the pockets of my clothing. It was a very uncomfortable feeling. It was like an interrogation and quite intimidating. They were not friendly. They asked questions like;

Is there anything you have that I should know about?

The form you filled out on the plane, claiming property you are bringing into the USA, is a serious legal document. Now is your last chance to make changes.

Do you have anything sharp in your bags that might injure me?

How much cash are you carrying?

I was even asked, and I quote."Did you smoke marijuana while you were in Colombia? Tell me the truth. It is not illegal."

That brings me to my question. What concern is it of the USA customs what I do while I am in another country? And is there anything they can do about it? Is it possible to incriminate myself for something I did in the past outside the USA border? Can they send me back to Colombia for the local authorities to deal with?

I have heard mention about photos on computers and how anything questionable should be put on a flash key.

But what you DO and any confession of what you did. Can they do anything about it? Ie: smoking and p4p?

Obviously if you have anything on you, I suppose it is best to fess up. But as far as what you say. Whats the best policy. Just say nothing? Deny everything? Say something like, I do my best to respect all laws no matter where I travel? Anyone have advice on how to deal with these types of bouncers? I met a border patrol officer once in a casual atmosphere and the only useful tidbit I got from him was."they know who they are going to search before you even get off the plane."

At another station, I also overheard another guy being interrogated. They were asking him all sorts of questions about who he stayed with, why he went, how he knew these people and if he had any intention of bringing them into the the USA in exchange for money. I was mostly paying attention to what was happening with me but from what I saw, it really looked ridiculous. The guys says, whats so strange about talking on Skype and then meeting someone. The officer says, yeah, everything seems a little strange with you and its going to get more strange. I understand the need to monitor and protect the border but it just seemed so caveman like. For this guy and for myself. I definitely got a whiff of guilty before proven innocent which is really not cool.

[QUOTE=Legal Tender; 1210641]18 USCS § 2423.

§ 2423. Transportation of minors

(a) Transportation with intent to engage in criminal sexual activity. A person who knowingly transports an individual who has not attained the age of 18 years in interstate or foreign commerce, or in any commonwealth, territory or possession of the United States, with intent that the individual engage in prostitution, or in any sexual activity for which any person can be charged with a criminal offense, shall be fined under this title and imprisoned not less than 10 years or for life.

(be) Travel with intent to engage in illicit sexual conduct. A person who travels in interstate commerce or travels into the United States, or a United States citizen or an alien admitted for permanent residence in the United States who travels in foreign commerce, for the purpose of engaging in any illicit sexual conduct with another person shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than 30 years, or both.

(see) Engaging in illicit sexual conduct in foreign places. Any United States citizen or alien admitted for permanent residence who travels in foreign commerce, and engages in any illicit sexual conduct with another person shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than 30 years, or both.

(the) Ancillary offenses. Whoever, for the purpose of commercial advantage or private financial gain, arranges, induces, procures, or facilitates the travel of a person knowing that such a person is traveling in interstate commerce or foreign commerce for the purpose of engaging in illicit sexual conduct shall be fined under this title, imprisoned not more than 30 years, or both.

(e) Attempt and conspiracy. Whoever attempts or conspires to violate subsection (a) , (be) , (see) , or (the) shall be punishable in the same manner as a completed violation of that subsection.

(f) Definition. As used in this section, the term "illicit sexual conduct" means (1) a sexual act (as defined in section 2246 [18 USCS § 2246]) with a person under 18 years of age that would be in violation of chapter 109A [18 USCS §§ 2241 et seq. ] if the sexual act occurred in the special maritime and territorial jurisdiction of the United States; or (2) any commercial sex act (as defined in section 1591 [18 USCS § 1591]) with a person under 18 years of age.

(g) Defense. In a prosecution under this section based on illicit sexual conduct as defined in subsection (f) 2) , it is a defense, which the defendant must establish by a preponderance of the evidence, that the defendant reasonably believed that the person with whom the defendant engaged in the commercial sex act had attained the age of 18 years.[/QUOTE]

I probably shouldn't say this but they have asked me what I was doing down there and I said getting fucked up and fucking alot of women. The guy kind of looked at me like he didint know if I was kidding or not and so I looked at him straight in the eye and said I'm serious. They went all thru my bags and I was on my way but it took like an hour.

[QUOTE=Hasideas Tao; 1210971]Thanks for the legal info. It has been my understanding I am bound by the local laws of the land, I did not realize, as a USA citizen, I am technically bound by USA laws no matter where I travel?

Last trip back from Colombia, when I entered the USA, everything I had was searched. Two officers removed everything from my bags and went in every pocket, zipper and pouch. I did notice they were not so careful about the pockets of my clothing. It was a very uncomfortable feeling. It was like an interrogation and quite intimidating. They were not friendly. They asked questions like;

Is there anything you have that I should know about?

The form you filled out on the plane, claiming property you are bringing into the USA, is a serious legal document. Now is your last chance to make changes.

Do you have anything sharp in your bags that might injure me?

How much cash are you carrying?

I was even asked, and I quote."Did you smoke marijuana while you were in Colombia? Tell me the truth. It is not illegal."

That brings me to my question. What concern is it of the USA customs what I do while I am in another country? And is there anything they can do about it? Is it possible to incriminate myself for something I did in the past outside the USA border? Can they send me back to Colombia for the local authorities to deal with?

I have heard mention about photos on computers and how anything questionable should be put on a flash key.

But what you DO and any confession of what you did. Can they do anything about it? Ie: smoking and p4p?

Obviously if you have anything on you, I suppose it is best to fess up. But as far as what you say. Whats the best policy. Just say nothing? Deny everything? Say something like, I do my best to respect all laws no matter where I travel? Anyone have advice on how to deal with these types of bouncers? I met a border patrol officer once in a casual atmosphere and the only useful tidbit I got from him was."they know who they are going to search before you even get off the plane."

At another station, I also overheard another guy being interrogated. They were asking him all sorts of questions about who he stayed with, why he went, how he knew these people and if he had any intention of bringing them into the the USA in exchange for money. I was mostly paying attention to what was happening with me but from what I saw, it really looked ridiculous. The guys says, whats so strange about talking on Skype and then meeting someone. The officer says, yeah, everything seems a little strange with you and its going to get more strange. I understand the need to monitor and protect the border but it just seemed so caveman like. For this guy and for myself. I definitely got a whiff of guilty before proven innocent which is really not cool.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Hasideas Tao; 1210971]Thanks for the legal info. It has been my understanding I am bound by the local laws of the land, I did not realize, as a USA citizen, I am technically bound by USA laws no matter where I travel?

Last trip back from Colombia, when I entered the USA, everything I had was searched. Two officers removed everything from my bags and went in every pocket, zipper and pouch. I did notice they were not so careful about the pockets of my clothing. It was a very uncomfortable feeling. It was like an interrogation and quite intimidating. They were not friendly. They asked questions like;

Is there anything you have that I should know about?

The form you filled out on the plane, claiming property you are bringing into the USA, is a serious legal document. Now is your last chance to make changes.

Do you have anything sharp in your bags that might injure me?

How much cash are you carrying?

I was even asked, and I quote."Did you smoke marijuana while you were in Colombia? Tell me the truth. It is not illegal."

That brings me to my question. What concern is it of the USA customs what I do while I am in another country? And is there anything they can do about it? Is it possible to incriminate myself for something I did in the past outside the USA border? Can they send me back to Colombia for the local authorities to deal with?

I have heard mention about photos on computers and how anything questionable should be put on a flash key.

But what you DO and any confession of what you did. Can they do anything about it? Ie: smoking and p4p?

Obviously if you have anything on you, I suppose it is best to fess up. But as far as what you say. Whats the best policy. Just say nothing? Deny everything? Say something like, I do my best to respect all laws no matter where I travel? Anyone have advice on how to deal with these types of bouncers? I met a border patrol officer once in a casual atmosphere and the only useful tidbit I got from him was."they know who they are going to search before you even get off the plane."

At another station, I also overheard another guy being interrogated. They were asking him all sorts of questions about who he stayed with, why he went, how he knew these people and if he had any intention of bringing them into the the USA in exchange for money. I was mostly paying attention to what was happening with me but from what I saw, it really looked ridiculous. The guys says, whats so strange about talking on Skype and then meeting someone. The officer says, yeah, everything seems a little strange with you and its going to get more strange. I understand the need to monitor and protect the border but it just seemed so caveman like. For this guy and for myself. I definitely got a whiff of guilty before proven innocent which is really not cool.[/QUOTE]I have had my share of USA officals asking me question, and going thru my stuff. Really it is so simple to avoid any problems.

1. Everything in your bag should be without contraband.

2. All declarable items should be listed on your custom form with the correct value.

3. All questions about your purpose to visit Colombia should be answered with a simple one word answer- tourist.

4. Just relax, and look at all that fine Colombian pussy entering the USA.

Well gents it's been mildly entertaining reading the recent posts here. I'm off to a centro casa now to spend some pesos. Hope to God the line up is decent at my first stop. Tired of bouncing around to 3-4 casas trying to find what I like. Good thing they're all pretty close to each other! Will report later if I see anything worthwhile.