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I had some free time on Friday, so I decided to do a Monty Python and go for something completely different. I contacted a new CL chica. She was of a type that I suspect very few board members would consider, me included. But, WTF. The price seemed right. Whatever doesn't kill me, and all that nonsense. (I'll be a bit vague because I took GSR's post to heart)

I was a tad late, she was later. But we met at one of the No-Tels. After relaxing over a couple of beers and breaking the ice, she started to molest me a bit. Then we started some nice DFK and mutual groping. She then started to undress me and it was on.

What followed next was the better part of three hours of furious f*cking. Every orifice was on the menu, although I didn't avail myself of the greek. Maybe next time. She had a rather large, very hard, clit that she loved to have rubbed and sucked. After several minutes of that she stopped me and said "Fuck me!" Who was I to argue? As I pounded away in mish, every few seconds I could feel her pussy go into orgasmic spasms. I lost count after about six.

She absolutely loved perrito and wanted it hard. The harder I slammed, the more she screamed for more. I had to stop every so often to keep from busting. Then I'd start up again until the next time. I finally had to stop and rest for a minute.

After a few minutes, using her mouth and hand, she got me ready again, then asked for more perrito. Dayum. After another furious several rounds I couldn't take any more and, per her request, finished all over her ass.

I collapsed on the bed for a while. We finally roused ourselves, took a shower and got dressed. Then out for a quick bite to eat and we went our separate ways. I must say that I had a hard time walking down the stairs. :)

The damage was a couple of beers, a few tacos, the price of the hotel and about 1200 pesos, including roughly 150 tip. I have to say it was the most intense experience I've had in several years.

[QUOTE=Dcfan77; 1527568]Guys.

I forgot my US passport! I'm currently on a multi city work trip that ends in San Diego ca. My plan was to spend a couple of days in Tijuana but I forgot my passport. I have my Washington, D. C. Drivers license. Will I be able to get thru USA immigration with just a driver license. Please help me with a quick response. Thank you.[/QUOTE]Is a DC license an "Enhanced License?"

If so, just go through the Ready Lane. If not, I'm told you can go through the regular lane. They will probably give you shit.

[QUOTE=Phordphan; 1527573]I had some free time on Friday, so I decided to do a Monty Python and go for something completely different. I contacted a new CL chica. She was of a type that I suspect very few board members would consider, me included. But, WTF. The price seemed right. Whatever doesn't kill me, and all that nonsense. (I'll be a bit vague because I took GSR's post to heart)

I was a tad late, she was later. But we met at one of the No-Tels. After relaxing over a couple of beers and breaking the ice, she started to molest me a bit. Then we started some nice DFK and mutual groping. She then started to undress me and it was on.

What followed next was the better part of three hours of furious f*cking. Every orifice was on the menu, although I didn't avail myself of the greek. Maybe next time. She had a rather large, very hard, clit that she loved to have rubbed and sucked. After several minutes of that she stopped me and said "Fuck me!" Who was I to argue? As I pounded away in mish, every few seconds I could feel her pussy go into orgasmic spasms. I lost count after about six.

She absolutely loved perrito and wanted it hard. The harder I slammed, the more she screamed for more. I had to stop every so often to keep from busting. Then I'd start up again until the next time. I finally had to stop and rest for a minute.

After a few minutes, using her mouth and hand, she got me ready again, then asked for more perrito. Dayum. After another furious several rounds I couldn't take any more and, per her request, finished all over her ass.

I collapsed on the bed for a while. We finally roused ourselves, took a shower and got dressed. Then out for a quick bite to eat and we went our separate ways. I must say that I had a hard time walking down the stairs. .

The damage was a couple of beers, a few tacos, the price of the hotel and about 1200 pesos, including roughly 150 tip. I have to say it was the most intense experience I've had in several years.[/QUOTE]Any chance of a PM with contact info? Since following your advice on Salma I have "respect" for good intel.

And anyway, what's this forum for but to share info?

Any of you guys lucky enough to notice this very good looking FED in front of Adelitas?

She has a very pretty face but I covered it up as I would to hate to cause this cutie any problems.

[QUOTE=HelpRules;1526340]Can you tell me the name of the currency place in SY that was 13. 2. I want to google them and give them a call. Thanks. I need to see when they open and how far a walk it is from where the bus drops me off.[/QUOTE]Monday the rates were back down to around 12. 8 something at all the cambios around the trolley station. I did notice the one next to the McDonalds is open 24 hrs.

On a side note, I have never seen this before but on Saturday, on the corner between the Jack in the Box and the trolley station there were a bunch of SD police officers doing some kind of special enforcment looking for pedestrian violations. They were writing many tickets for jay walking and crossing against the light. So I guess we have something else to watch out for as we anxiously make our final approach to MX.

I am sorry, But I am NO fan of Law Enforcement! On either side of the border. I work in Coronado and know several police officers. They are ALL assholes. YMMV but to me the power goes to their head. I watch them hide (Coronado police) in the bushes and shine their cameras on cars "leaving Coronado to go over the bridge". A real Safety hazard for the poor RICH folks in Coronado! Well it does not matter what side of the border they work for! It seems to be "culturally excepted" in Mexico to pay them off (Police) and generally being assholes! In the US no payoff (unless you are a SD cop- one convicted last year for extorting sex from a drunk woman) He is in jail, getting all the sex he needs now!

I know that regular US serviceman are not allowed to go to Tijuana, and I think I heard cops are not supposed to go either, I could be wrong. I know a few who do go. CBP agents are not the "happiest bunch" of people either, A lot have no Idea about Mexico and have no info on culture and people in general. Of course this is only MY opinion!

[QUOTE=GolfSexRroll; 1527862]I am sorry, But I am NO fan of Law Enforcement! On either side of the border. I work in Coronado and know several police officers. They are ALL assholes. YMMV but to me the power goes to their head. I watch them hide (Coronado police) in the bushes and shine their cameras on cars "leaving Coronado to go over the bridge". A real Safety hazard for the poor RICH folks in Coronado! Well it does not matter what side of the border they work for! It seems to be "culturally excepted" in Mexico to pay them off (Police) and generally being assholes! In the US no payoff (unless you are a SD cop- one convicted last year for extorting sex from a drunk woman) He is in jail, getting all the sex he needs now!

I know that regular US serviceman are not allowed to go to Tijuana, and I think I heard cops are not supposed to go either, I could be wrong. I know a few who do go. CBP agents are not the "happiest bunch" of people either, A lot have no Idea about Mexico and have no info on culture and people in general. Of course this is only MY opinion![/QUOTE]Well guess what? I had no idea_ but that said cop in San Diego jail was just on TV requesting a new trial because of what he said (his attorney) that the "shoddy" prosecution botched his case! And they said he deserves a new trial! I take it back, maybe the police in the SD district can be bribed!

Hey all,

I was starting to make plans for my first trip of this year and it just so happens that I'll be able to be there during Cinco de Mayo. Should I stay away during that holiday as they jack up prices and it gets too crowded or would it be a fun experience to be there for this holiday? Any and all suggestions and comments are welcome. PM as well if you can.

Thanks in advance.

[QUOTE=Hugotheman; 1527847]Monday the rates were back down to around 12. 8 something at all the cambios around the trolley station. I did notice the one next to the McDonalds is open 24 hrs.

On a side note, I have never seen this before but on Saturday, on the corner between the Jack in the Box and the trolley station there were a bunch of SD police officers doing some kind of special enforcment looking for pedestrian violations. They were writing many tickets for jay walking and crossing against the light. So I guess we have something else to watch out for as we anxiously make our final approach to MX.[/QUOTE]If anybody still thinks that the police are here to protect the public, they are sadly mistaken. I suspect 90% of a cop's job these days is "revenue enhancement." Tax collectors for the welfare state. The other 10% is probably looking for some poor bastard to beat the shit out of.

[QUOTE=Lilrhino; 1527997]Hey all,

I was starting to make plans for my first trip of this year and it just so happens that I'll be able to be there during Cinco de Mayo. Should I stay away during that holiday as they jack up prices and it gets too crowded or would it be a fun experience to be there for this holiday? Any and all suggestions and comments are welcome. PM as well if you can.

Thanks in advance.[/QUOTE]Cinco de Mayo is more of an American holiday than in Mexico. All prices are the same. All the girls are the same. If you want a Cinco de Mayo holiday go to Old Town San Diego!

I talked to a friend today that was at a massage parlor in socal during a raid today. I trust him and he has no reason to lie to me. Here's what he told me verbatim.

"Went in and was waiting for masseuse to come in. While waiting, heard a ton of commotion from outside, banging on the door, lots of yelling. Cops.

Waited in the room and they came in. The door to the room was wide open because he was waiting still. They were there in full on raid gear. Body armor, helmets, assault rifles, masks, the whole nine yards. Told him to get face down on the ground, which he did, while they completed the raid. For about 10 minutes he waited on the ground with a cop over him, gun drawn, finger on trigger. Now keep in mind, my friend works in a professional atmosphere and is very respectful. He looked to the side and up at the cop and noticed the gun pointing right at him. He asked the cop, are you pointing that gun at my head. Another cop said, yes he is, don't move. After the 10 minutes or so went by, he was grouped with the masseuses and one client. Cuffed and gave personal info, name, dob and address in front of all the other people and the other client. There were about 15 cops in raid gear and about 5 other "suits". They were all proud of their raid and accomplishment. He was then taken into another room for questioning. He was just there for a massage, so he was not arrested. They said that those places are human traffickers and the women are forced to work there. Mentioned a few websites and asked if he was familiar with them. Cop asked which vehicle was his, he said oh ok, you just got here. We've been watching this place all day. Questioned, detained, and released. They walked him to the front door and said, you're free to go, but would you mind sticking around until we question everyone else. He said, I'm free to go? They said yes. He said, you just had a gun pointed at my head and cuffed me. I'm leaving.

End of story."

I couldn't believe he told me this. He was completely freaked out, fearing a criminal charge and physical harm during the process until he was released. Thoughts of his professional reputation, picture in the news, etc. I have been to Tijuana several times now and I appreciate even more the zona. I believe that the women in the zona have less miles than massage parlor girls. You can actually enjoy your time in the zona, enjoy a personal experience, chatting, etc. Not so much of a factory feeling. I'm sure for the price of 1 parlor girl I can have 2 chicas, a couple beers and some tacos. When there is a knock on the door, it's not cops in raid gear.

I personally think it's pathetic that this type of raid is seen as a success and a good use of police assets. Get a fuckin life. Go bust some gangbangers or some drug dealers. Really. 15 cops with assault rifles? Wafj. If they were watching the place they probably had an idea of who was inside so were they really feeling that threatened.

Yes I realize the zona and Tijuana is not a place to let your guard down but I'll take my chances.

Yea I don't get that and it does bother me. The past decade or so the police have been becoming more and more militarized and no longer resemble cops.

The days of protect and serve are gone. Now they only enforce laws, collect revenue and act like thugs.

[QUOTE=ReealDeal; 1528466]I talked to a friend today that was at a massage parlor in socal during a raid today. I trust him and he has no reason to lie to me. Here's what he told me verbatim.

"Went in and was waiting for masseuse to come in. While waiting, heard a ton of commotion from outside, banging on the door, lots of yelling. Cops.

Waited in the room and they came in. The door to the room was wide open because he was waiting still. They were there in full on raid gear. Body armor, helmets, assault rifles, masks, the whole nine yards. Told him to get face down on the ground, which he did, while they completed the raid. For about 10 minutes he waited on the ground with a cop over him, gun drawn, finger on trigger. Now keep in mind, my friend works in a professional atmosphere and is very respectful. He looked to the side and up at the cop and noticed the gun pointing right at him. He asked the cop, are you pointing that gun at my head. Another cop said, yes he is, don't move. After the 10 minutes or so went by, he was grouped with the masseuses and one client. Cuffed and gave personal info, name, dob and address in front of all the other people and the other client. There were about 15 cops in raid gear and about 5 other "suits". They were all proud of their raid and accomplishment. He was then taken into another room for questioning. He was just there for a massage, so he was not arrested. They said that those places are human traffickers and the women are forced to work there. Mentioned a few websites and asked if he was familiar with them. Cop asked which vehicle was his, he said oh ok, you just got here. We've been watching this place all day. Questioned, detained, and released. They walked him to the front door and said, you're free to go, but would you mind sticking around until we question everyone else. He said, I'm free to go? They said yes. He said, you just had a gun pointed at my head and cuffed me. I'm leaving.

End of story."

I couldn't believe he told me this. He was completely freaked out, fearing a criminal charge and physical harm during the process until he was released. Thoughts of his professional reputation, picture in the news, etc. I have been to Tijuana several times now and I appreciate even more the zona. I believe that the women in the zona have less miles than massage parlor girls. You can actually enjoy your time in the zona, enjoy a personal experience, chatting, etc. Not so much of a factory feeling. I'm sure for the price of 1 parlor girl I can have 2 chicas, a couple beers and some tacos. When there is a knock on the door, it's not cops in raid gear.

I personally think it's pathetic that this type of raid is seen as a success and a good use of police assets. Get a fuckin life. Go bust some gangbangers or some drug dealers. Really. 15 cops with assault rifles? Wafj. If they were watching the place they probably had an idea of who was inside so were they really feeling that threatened.

Yes I realize the zona and Tijuana is not a place to let your guard down but I'll take my chances.[/QUOTE]

What city was this raid? I want to make sure I avoid it.

In the US, city halls, mayors, city council members, police chiefs, district attorneys are all elected officials and they are all political animals. They mostly whooore themselves out to those who have the most political pressure and can bring most bribes / contribution to their elections.

I suspect local police are under directions from city councils to respond to local complaints. They don't do raids unless someone file complaints and convince the police and district attorneys there are strong evidence crimes were being committed against city ordinances, and there are valid legal bases for them to spend manpower on stake outs and raids, and the city can justify the risks of their policemen get shot, injured or killed in the raids. When the pigs get hurt, they will squeal and sue all involved. City halls do have to vet these raids carefully.

Unlike most other countries, including Western Europe, we in the US are living under very strict laws and lots of restraints. The US society is so rigid it protects the population fairly well, but gives the rest little choices, liberties and reliefs. So there are a trade offs. I would live in a safe town and go into sketchy towns for entertainment. Man, I miss those beautiful Korean girls who used to work in Los Angeles. I uised to take trips into the exotic urban jungle of downtown Los Angeles to visit them.

In my area, a young cop was working as collector / enforcer under the table for loan sharks. They loan cash to desperate women to start up massage joints and naked / touchy cafes at 5% per month or 60% interest a year. The US economy is SHIT. These women are starving so they would take out very expensive loans to sell pussies so they can feed their families. This asshole cop would come by with his friends in their squad cars to harass and raid the shops who are behind in payment. He and his friends probably got a lot of free pussies out of those shops in the last few years too. After a while, the women could not put up with his harassment so they squealed and the city arrested to corrupt cop. He's probably having a lot of sex everyday in county jail waiting for trial.

Instead of raids and potential violence, US cities should decriminalize prostitution to protect both sellers and buyers against [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord908][CodeWord908][/url], exploitation, abuses, diseases etc. And collect taxes. A few states have started decriminalizing Marijuana. So perhaps prostitution may be next on the calendar?

Make prostitution legal so the women can pay tax, prove incomes and get big bank loans to expand their businesses.

[QUOTE=ReealDeal; 1528466]I talked to a friend today that was at a massage parlor in socal during a raid today. I trust him and he has no reason to lie to me. Here's what he told me verbatim.

"Went in and was waiting for masseuse to come in. While waiting, heard a ton of commotion from outside, banging on the door, lots of yelling. Cops.

Waited in the room and they came in. The door to the room was wide open because he was waiting still. They were there in full on raid gear. Body armor, helmets, assault rifles, masks, the whole nine yards. Told him to get face down on the ground, which he did, while they completed the raid. For about 10 minutes he waited on the ground with a cop over him, gun drawn, finger on trigger. Now keep in mind, my friend works in a professional atmosphere and is very respectful. He looked to the side and up at the cop and noticed the gun pointing right at him. He asked the cop, are you pointing that gun at my head. Another cop said, yes he is, don't move. After the 10 minutes or so went by, he was grouped with the masseuses and one client. Cuffed and gave personal info, name, dob and address in front of all the other people and the other client. There were about 15 cops in raid gear and about 5 other "suits". They were all proud of their raid and accomplishment. He was then taken into another room for questioning. He was just there for a massage, so he was not arrested. They said that those places are human traffickers and the women are forced to work there. Mentioned a few websites and asked if he was familiar with them. Cop asked which vehicle was his, he said oh ok, you just got here. We've been watching this place all day. Questioned, detained, and released. They walked him to the front door and said, you're free to go, but would you mind sticking around until we question everyone else. He said, I'm free to go? They said yes. He said, you just had a gun pointed at my head and cuffed me. I'm leaving.

End of story."

I couldn't believe he told me this. He was completely freaked out, fearing a criminal charge and physical harm during the process until he was released. Thoughts of his professional reputation, picture in the news, etc. I have been to Tijuana several times now and I appreciate even more the zona. I believe that the women in the zona have less miles than massage parlor girls. You can actually enjoy your time in the zona, enjoy a personal experience, chatting, etc. Not so much of a factory feeling. I'm sure for the price of 1 parlor girl I can have 2 chicas, a couple beers and some tacos. When there is a knock on the door, it's not cops in raid gear.

I personally think it's pathetic that this type of raid is seen as a success and a good use of police assets. Get a fuckin life. Go bust some gangbangers or some drug dealers. Really. 15 cops with assault rifles? Wafj. If they were watching the place they probably had an idea of who was inside so were they really feeling that threatened.

Yes I realize the zona and Tijuana is not a place to let your guard down but I'll take my chances.[/QUOTE]

[quote=flapjack; 1528761]yea i don't get that and it does bother me. the past decade or so the police have been becoming more and more militarized and no longer resemble cops.

the days of protect and serve are gone. now they only enforce laws, collect revenue and act like thugs.[/quote]the militarization of the police is a very disturbing, and very serious trend.

here's a raid, similar to the one described below, on a tn parlor. note the 6-month investigation, arrest for "massaging an erogenous zone" and confirep001ion of all cash.

[url]http://www.policestateusa.com/2013/swat-raid-friendly-massage-parlor-tennessee/[/url]

here's a think piece from salon. note the ending, where proponents insist the militarization of the police is just right-wing kook fantasy.

[url]http://www.salon.com/2013/07/07/[/url]%e2%80%9cwhy_did_you_shoot_me_i_was_reading_a_book_the_new_warrior_cop_is_out_of_control/

here the sf swat is deployed to arrest one "violent" gang member. one.

[url]http://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2013/02/01/swat-team-arrests-violent-career-criminal-in-san-jose/[/url]

and here's the video of the raid in ankeny, ia, the other day. yes, dangerous criminals suspected of credit card fraud require about a dozen heavily armed assholes to break in and terrorize everybody. the police department's excuses are laughable.

[url]http://www.desmoinesregister.com/article/20140205/news01/302050051/?odyssey=nav[/url]%7chead.

this whole thing has been a pet peeve for a long time. it seems to just be getting worse.

I'm heading down tonight and Saturday night if anyone is going.