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[QUOTE=Jackie888;1738748]Would not surprise me if these girls kept a profile on each of us. The NSA should recruit here.[/QUOTE]The NSA. HAHAHA. With your sense of humor and your liberal spending, if I were a puta I would keep a profile on you also.
One question what did you tell them your occupation was to generate such interest? A Hollywood producer, an astronaut, or maybe a movie star. Wait a second I bet you told them you are that Jackie guy that stars in those movies with Chris Tucker.
Chicas cannot disappear from the club. They are not permitted to leave HK unless accompanied by a male patron to go arriba. I've had a few bored chicas on slow nights wanting to leave work early that would have me go to HK and pretend to take them upstairs and then we would go eat or fuck or go drink at Valentina or whatever. Most of the time they wouldn't go back to work that night. They are not that closely monitored once they leave the club. Also, when their shift is finished and they leave work, they are given a salida ticket. They must present this ticket to the door guy in order to exit. These salida tickets are treasured by the chicas because it allows them to leave work whenever they want. Sometimes they sneak out without giving to door guy the ticket and they save it for use another day when they want to leave early. It's a pretty hot commodity that is traded or sold between the chicas.
[QUOTE=AnonX69;1738221]Just a general question. Opinions may vary. After going arriba with the BG, what do you next do next? Do you go back with the chicas to the bar and spend time with her, or go unwind else where?[/QUOTE]I normally go my own way but recently the past few months this chica from Tropical has been giving me more than the normal service and attention I would expect so we usually go back down together for a few more drinks.
She's meeting me at the boarder today and were going to go some place nice and shack up for the night.
I can hear the sights, and smell the sounds of my favourite down south town. The winds are hot and blow your head around. In the late afternoon, when the streets are quiet, I lay my head down, and rest my tired dogs. I've been searching why'all. Searchin for the next big wave of good times and fun to ride on. The sabor attracts me, it's fresh, and it comes fast. I feel the energy and the danger but I can't look away, and I can't keep myself from this place. It's alien to me but so close that I feel at home. I can almost understand the language if I listen close enough. But it doesn't really matter, I do it close enough that people know what I'm trying to say, and I'm tryin' hard enough that I know I'll make it if I try. So please mr chef, shave that meat, spread that sauce, 'cause I got a hankerin like you never seen. I'm so hungry I could eat a horse. And you just smile 'cause you know I probably have. These people on the street, they're mixed in with the riff raff, the good and the bad, and I'm one of them. But that don't confront me. I'm just another lost angel, on these mean streets of dreams, bloodied, bashed, but never broken. I'm takin the short way back, the long way back, but I don't think it really matters, I can see the division, I can see the strata, and I like how I jump between them. Let's live it up like we ain't got a chance, 'cause you never know what the corner's going to bring, you never know what the next coroner's going to say. If it's rainin' lead, then get in the fight or get out of the way 'cause I aint got time for you now. I'm on the highball, the jumpball, and I been sweatin' it out for years, just to get a break. A breather to ease my troubled mind. Hey mr dj, can you turn that up to 11 'cause me and my bro's want to hoist a glass. To the trooper, the soldier and the wanderer for paving the path, the way, the street paved with gold. And in the last days, as the sun sets on me let me remember the good times. Let me remember the sweetness and the warmth and love. And God willing, many moons will pass before I shuffle off this mortal coil, but in the mean time. LET'S FUCK SOME *****S!!
Just wondering, which daytime hours on weekdays, especially on say Thursdays, would be the lightest and quickest lineups at US customs on the way back through the border?
[QUOTE=Exoticspirit;1740159]Just wondering, which daytime hours on weekdays, especially on say Thursdays, would be the lightest and quickest lineups at US customs on the way back through the border?[/QUOTE]The later in the afternoon is better. Thursdays are slow days, so if you can wait until 5, 6, or 7, that would be best.
[QUOTE=Tomjackin;1740162]The later in the afternoon is better. Thursdays are slow days, so if you can wait until 5, 6, or 7, that would be best.[/QUOTE]Thanks. I think I have a 10 pm flight to catch in San Diego on the Thursday so even crossing the border at 5 to 6 pm should allow me plenty of time. I guess in the mornings, there's a whole pile of Mexicans waiting to get into the USA and at the end of the day, they return back south. Going against the traffic would be ideal.
[QUOTE=Exoticspirit;1740205]Thanks. I think I have a 10 pm flight to catch in San Diego on the Thursday so even crossing the border at 5 to 6 pm should allow me plenty of time. I guess in the mornings, there's a whole pile of Mexicans waiting to get into the USA and at the end of the day, they return back south. Going against the traffic would be ideal.[/QUOTE]For a 10 pm flight, I would hit the border by 5 at the most. Just in case.
Two weeks ago I did two quick afternoon visits to Tijuana. There by 2:00 PM, gone by 6:00 PM. I do this when working mornings in SD and keeping my body on east coast time for a few days.
Afternoons are never like prime time, but quality and quantity was worse this trip than my last visit a few months ago. The Eye Candy factor was way down. On a good note, I still did find 4 girls worth screwing, so the trip wasn't wasted (2 street girls plus 2 HK girls).
My next trip is likely September. Hope things pick up by then.
[QUOTE=HorseTrader;1740229]Two weeks ago I did two quick afternoon visits to Tijuana. There by 2:00 PM, gone by 6:00 PM. I do this when working mornings in SD and keeping my body on east coast time for a few days.
Afternoons are never like prime time, but quality and quantity was worse this trip than my last visit a few months ago. The Eye Candy factor was way down. On a good note, I still did find 4 girls worth screwing, so the trip wasn't wasted (2 street girls plus 2 HK girls).
My next trip is likely September. Hope things pick up by then.[/QUOTE]Great Sunday for me, but BAD week for my Amigas! Three of my Favorites said it was the SLOWEST week in a long time! NO gringos. They said all Americano are AFRAID to come to Tijuana! I said I am not afraid. The shooting and problems are drug related and there is just as much violence in San Diego! My amigas said yes but they still are not coming. I did notice it was VERY slow foot traffic in the alley this afternoon. Also there was NO LINE at the border. Strait to the agent at 6 pm! Fastest crossing on a Sunday in 4 years!
[QUOTE=GolfSexRroll;1740236]Also there was NO LINE at the border. Strait to the agent at 6 pm! Fastest crossing on a Sunday in 4 years![/QUOTE]I was there from 4 pm To 6 pm This afternoon, and I also noticed virtually no line at the border. I was in and out in about 10 minutes, which is my fastest record ever. While walking around the zona, I did notice a very increased police presence. Even the "Dangerous" area of Coahuila between Revo and Constitucion was busy with pedestrians and police foot patrols. There was even a police pickup truck parading around a gringo with a baseball cap handcuffed, seated in the bed near the tailgate. Instead of taking him to the station, they just kept driving around so I assumed they wanted everyone to see him. I also talked to Yolanda, the famous homeless woman from the YouTube videos. She is now out of a wheelchair and slowly walking around asking for change.
[QUOTE=Spinneritas;1740245]I was there from 4 pm To 6 pm This afternoon, and I also noticed virtually no line at the border. I was in and out in about 10 minutes, which is my fastest record ever. While walking around the zona, I did notice a very increased police presence. Even the "Dangerous" area of Coahuila between Revo and Constitucion was busy with pedestrians and police foot patrols. There was even a police pickup truck parading around a gringo with a baseball cap handcuffed, seated in the bed near the tailgate. Instead of taking him to the station, they just kept driving around so I assumed they wanted everyone to see him. I also talked to Yolanda, the famous homeless woman from the YouTube videos. She is now out of a wheelchair and slowly walking around asking for change.[/QUOTE]That is So funny. I too talked to Yolanda, too! It is not often I have seen her not in a wheelchair! She is selling "chiclets" now! A solid trade for her! Gave me a "Hello, baby" "how are you?" (not the usual-"help me out baby".
[QUOTE=GolfSexRroll;1740373]That is So funny. I too talked to Yolanda, too! It is not often I have seen her not in a wheelchair! She is selling "chiclets" now! A solid trade for her! Gave me a "Hello, baby" "how are you?" (not the usual-"help me out baby".[/QUOTE]Speaking of Yolanda. I would never give money to street beggars before, but after reading her obituary on another site. I started feeling guilty for never helping her out. And then one day a miracle occured and she was alive. It turns out she ran into the street to save one of her little dogs and was hit by a truck. So now I had a second chance to help her out so I started giving her a dollar everytime I saw her. But that got old pretty quick. So one day I told her my fake name and said I remember your name, if you want me to help you, you can at least remember my name. These days she looks at me and I can see her brain strugling to remember and then she just turns away without asking.
Since we are on the subject of beggars does anyone know what happened to that kid who would always hold up his deformed arm when begging for money. Rumor has it he was involved in one of the shootings. Not sure if he was the shooter or the victim. But he has not been seen lately.
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Since we are on the subject of beggars does anyone know what happened to that kid who would always hold up his deformed arm when begging for money. Rumor has it he was involved in one of the shootings. Not sure if he was the shooter or the victim. But he has not been seen lately.[/QUOTE]Read in an article that the kid was somehow involved with the shoot out a couple of weeks ago. Guess he was a look out or something. Police picked him up and that was last I read on the tijuana newspaper.
[QUOTE=GolfSexRroll;1740373]That is So funny. I too talked to Yolanda, too! It is not often I have seen her not in a wheelchair! She is selling "chiclets" now! A solid trade for her! Gave me a "Hello, baby" "how are you?" (not the usual-"help me out baby".[/QUOTE]I see her all the time at the church or is it the community center between adelitas and HK. She always say, I love your hair, can you help me out.