General Reports

[QUOTE=ScatManDoo;1650109]On another board I reported supplements to my AlleyScat #50 report. I'll combine those supplements here in a single posting.

Supplement#1.

Now that I've returned for subsequent trips to Tijuana, I realized that I never gave a final report on my 100 pesos offers for simple blow jobs during "Walker Month" that ended March 12th.

When I last reported here, I had made 100 p offers to six walkers, five of whom accepted. On March 7th I made two more offers:

Laura, who is a girl that was knocking on the door of one of my Leyva neighbors (two doors down) that appeared to be drunk & crazy. Laura required "protection" in the form of a condom from my nightstand drawer, which is a negative, but then she sort of let me sort of fuck her in two sort of positions. Don't ask, just count it as a sort-of-plus.

And plump, black Roxanne, who I met as she was sitting at the news stand outside of Los Monitos' front door. Roxanne also wanted to use a condom, but agreed to BBBJ once I agreed there would be a propina. She was lazy overall and propina hungry, asked for a "dinero propina" after the cita. She appeared perplexed regarding the regalo gift item. From me Roxy received 10 p plus one regalo (when most walkers have been getting two). I will not repeat with Roxanne, she's not my body type, and I don't like her overall attitude. Roxanne has been seen often by me with her Amiga, Alejandra. For months I wanted to make her a 100 p offer.[/QUOTE]What did I just read, are you rain-man or something?

[QUOTE=WanderingMan;1650198]I am reviewing crossing times for the border tomorrow (have SENTRI) and the Blue Line train times. Not sure either are correct as it two nearly two hours from American station to the border when I came down this week. They are claiming it's a 45 minute trip. Has anyone ever crossed back into USA with small baggage? Not sure if it gets scanned, etc.

Thanks[/QUOTE]All bags go through the machine once you pass immigration. DO NOT bring anything questionable back. These guys will find it.

[QUOTE=AnimalDiante;1650264]What did I just read, are you rain-man or something?[/QUOTE]LOL I think he may take notes, or. You may be correct.

[QUOTE=WanderingMan;1649813]I had a couple scams happen yesterday, but none too serious.

Second, one of the vendors in Hong Kong bumped me and removed about five or six one dollar bills from my front right pocket.
[/QUOTE]Two words: "Cargo Pants. " I used to wear simple jeans or khakis and constantly worried about pickpockets. Now, I've switched to cargo pants (or shorts) with at least 6 deep pockets that can be securly closed with a zipper or button. It certainly isn't 100% secure, but it is a lot better than normal pants.

[QUOTE=WanderingMan;1649813]Fourth attempt was at the back bar where the girls do the shaving cream dances. An old American with an unkempt appearance was sitting next to a young man who said he was US military. Were there a bit and the young one asked if he could borrow a dollar to tip a dancer while he waited on change. Let him have one but then a waiter asked a few minutes later when he was going to buy a drink. He kept asking for money which I declined. The old man said that I should expect to spend money at a strip club. I responded of course, but for drinks and girls, not leeches.[/QUOTE]About 5 years ago the military started imposing limits on Tijuana travel. I don't believe there is an all-out ban, but I think those trips need to be preapproved with different rules for different people. I'm familar with one ship where E6 and below require completeing special paperwork while E7 and up (including all officers) just sign out and go whenever they want. I don't see too many people that look and act like US military. If anybody knows what the US military rules really are, I'd be interested in seeing them. As far as I'm concerned, the US has gotten too pollitically correct. The bravest men we have are not allowed to sample pleasures of the flesh even when traveling to places where it is legal (think Tailhook and Secret Service in South America).

I fucking love this place I'm back in Tijuana at the Hong Kong been here since Wednesday. I've been to Rio Pattaya Bangkok Manila Angeles San Jose Jaco Medellin Curacao Nuevo Laredo but I fucking love the Hong Kong CLUB.

Chris

[QUOTE=ChrisLong;1650304]I fucking love this place I'm back in Tijuana at the Hong Kong been here since Wednesday. I've been to Rio Pattaya Bangkok Manila Angeles San Jose Jaco Medellin Curacao Nuevo Laredo but I fucking love the Hong Kong CLUB.

Chris[/QUOTE]The HK club can be incredible, glad you're having fun. I'll be in there in 10 days.

A while back.

When walking over the border yesterday morning about six fifteen, the border was backed up for hours. I stayed right by the shops and passed all the folks in line since I had SENTRI. After finally getting to the US area there was no line in any lane. The Mexican authorities had closed the gates that lead to the general line. Absolutely no passengers in the facility when I arrived. They allowed me to pass with the SENTRI identification as the right lane door was open. Can't figure out why the Mexican authorities would cause such a backlog since you don't go through their people when leaving the country.

[QUOTE=HorseTrader;1650298] If anybody knows what the US military rules really are, I'd be interested in seeing them. As far as I'm concerned, the US has gotten too pollitically correct. The bravest men we have are not allowed to sample pleasures of the flesh even when traveling to places where it is legal (think Tailhook and Secret Service in South America).[/QUOTE]Technically, in Vegas since of the flesh aren't legal, but we agree on most points. Society in general is far too sensitive these days. Anyway, here is summary of the order dated 2009 and still in effect for military.

Violence by criminal activities in border towns with Mexico raises concerns. As such, if you want to travel, regardless of rank, you much complete a leave request form (no going over the weekend without taking leave). A brigade commander (O-7 or above must approve all requests). Risk management will determine requests and look at things such as visitation of family members. The members involved must have completed anti-terrorism training in the previous twelve months. The traveler must check-in with the duty officer in person upon return (A long-standing courtesy is that officers and senior enlisted non-commissioned officers can usually do this by phone).

With the computer systems around today, I would not want to risk it if I was active duty military. The border patrol definitely knows who comes in the USA. Some computer somewhere has to be tracking that information.

[QUOTE=WanderingMan;1650799]When walking over the border yesterday morning about six fifteen, the border was backed up for hours. I stayed right by the shops and passed all the folks in line since I had SENTRI. After finally getting to the US area there was no line in any lane. The Mexican authorities had closed the gates that lead to the general line. Absolutely no passengers in the facility when I arrived. They allowed me to pass with the SENTRI identification as the right lane door was open. Can't figure out why the Mexican authorities would cause such a backlog since you don't go through their people when leaving the country.[/QUOTE]The Mexican police stop the line at the point when the lines reach the stairway leading into Mexico to allow those coming down the stairs to pass easily. Happens all the time.

Sorry if this doesn't belong here, I didn't see anywhere else to ask this. Outside of mongering if one were going on a trip for a little over a week, what sites are there to see. What else is there to do but P4P? My Spanish is terrible so that would need to be considered LOL.

Thanks in advance.

[QUOTE=WanderingMan;1650879]Violence by criminal activities in border towns with Mexico raises concerns. As such, if you want to travel, regardless of rank, you much complete a leave request form (no going over the weekend without taking leave). A brigade commander (O-7 or above must approve all requests). Risk management will determine requests and look at things such as visitation of family members.[/QUOTE]O-7! Holy smokes! That rule is clearly more restrictive than I realized. Most ships operate with an O-5 or O-6 in command. I must be mistaken when I thought one ship allowed E7 and up to travel just by signing up for it.

No wonder we don't see US Military men in Zona Norte.

[QUOTE=OfficialKnight;1651179]Sorry if this doesn't belong here, I didn't see anywhere else to ask this. Outside of mongering if one were going on a trip for a little over a week, what sites are there to see. What else is there to do but P4P? My Spanish is terrible so that would need to be considered LOL. Thanks in advance.[/QUOTE]For me it's just going back in time to a more simple society, that's what I like second most. In Tijuana there are great places to eat, everybody loves the taco stands on the streets, me too. My favorite right now is Caesars Restaurant on Revolucion.

There are casinos, dog racing (fun), Rosarita Beach (20 minutes), Revolucion Blvd, and cultural stuff (never been).

Go further south (30 minutes) and there is the Baja wine country, Valle De Guadalupe, which has great wineries all over, been there and was happy I did.

Further yet (1 HR) you will find Ensenada which is a nice town w / great dining and better beaches than Rosarita's. Ensenada is a stop for cruise ships so the town is set up for tourism. On the south side of town there is an attraction called, The Blow Hole, it's a rock formation on the coast.

Other guys should know much more than I but will they help you, maybe.

That's what I got, have fun.

New to this kind of action. The wife and I would like to visit Tijuana in the future and was wondering if these bars are wife friendly (Hong Kong and Adelitas)? Also anybody tried taking their own wife or girlfriend for some fun there? And if so, how hard was it hard to find a Chica that would be down for it? I know money talks. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Want to take the wife to see something new. I was wondering how wife friendly are these bars (Hong Kong and Adelitas)? Also any one have experience taking their own lady to have some fun? I know money talks. Thanks and I'm a noob to this.

[QUOTE=Socker;1651322]For me it's just going back in time to a more simple society, that's what I like second most. In Tijuana there are great places to eat, everybody loves the taco stands on the streets, me too. My favorite right now is Caesars Restaurant on Revolucion.

There are casinos, dog racing (fun), Rosarita Beach (20 minutes), Revolucion Blvd, and cultural stuff (never been).

Go further south (30 minutes) and there is the Baja wine country, Valle De Guadalupe, which has great wineries all over, been there and was happy I did.

Further yet (1 HR) you will find Ensenada which is a nice town w / great dining and better beaches than Rosarita's. Ensenada is a stop for cruise ships so the town is set up for tourism. On the south side of town there is an attraction called, The Blow Hole, it's a rock formation on the coast.

Other guys should know much more than I but will they help you, maybe.

That's what I got, have fun.[/QUOTE]

Newbie on this board, but Senior on the US board looking for a little advise.

I've been to Tijuana several times, enjoying Adelitas and HK.

However, I'm looking for a couple things different this time:

1. BBBJ. Every time in the past, it has been covered.

2. Two chicks. Preferably really into each other. For a threesome.

My Spanish is limited, so it's hard to communicate directly with dancers. Instead, in the past I've given the guy who serves me ten dollars and said I wanted him to bring me the hottest, sweetest chick. So far, that strategy has worked well.

Will that strategy work to get me what I want, or do I need to go other places or try something else?

Thanks for your help.