Monterrey

Supposedly the Conejitas manager speaks English... well at least he said that.

I can not vouch fully for him, but let me try via some other contact with them.





[QUOTE=Ssmc2]Amigomio,

I noticed in your Yahoo Groups photos some girls from a site called Conejitas. Is this an escort service? I was also wondering if any of the escort "handlers" from these agencies speak english?[/QUOTE]

I really appreciate you checking into that for me. Btw, do most of these escort services have someone on the other end of the phone that speaks English when I call? Since my Spanish is pretty much non-existent I would think I am going to have problems if they don't.

I've checked Conejitas.

The handler speaks English.




[QUOTE=Ssmc2]I really appreciate you checking into that for me. Btw, do most of these escort services have someone on the other end of the phone that speaks English when I call? Since my Spanish is pretty much non-existent I would think I am going to have problems if they don't.[/QUOTE]

Amigo, what is going on. Have not seen your posts lately. Thinking about a trip to mty within the next month. Where are the gueritas hangin out?

HEY!!!
Iam not a beast of burden, am a human being!!!!

No, gotta put my notes together so I won't miss some of the clubs like I did Reno.



[QUOTE=Mextexman]Amigo, what is going on. Have not seen your posts lately. Thinking about a trip to mty within the next month. Where are the gueritas hangin out?[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Amigomio]HEY!

Iam not a beast of burden, am a human being!!!!

No, gotta put my notes together so I won't miss some of the clubs like I did Reno.[/QUOTE]Hi Amigomio,

I hope you are doing OK. It has been 3 years since I was last in Monterrey. And about 4 years since you gave me a great tour! Do you still have your infamous map? I will be in Monterrey the week of Mar 22. Looking forward to a re-union!

Will

Sorry for the delay.
Here's the link to my map:

[url]http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&hl=en&msa=0&msid=111503405859056842911.0004453c3d2b791e9f99a&ll=25.682762,-100.310926&spn=0.042388,0.068836&z=14&om=0[/url]

See you later this month... you won't believe how Infinito has changed since your last trip (Matehuala is now as close to zero as possible).
Also Harem and Casino have gone from big to bigger.


[QUOTE=Willa1]Hi Amigomio,

I hope you are doing OK. It has been 3 years since I was last in Monterrey. And about 4 years since you gave me a great tour! Do you still have your infamous map? I will be in Monterrey the week of Mar 22. Looking forward to a re-union!

Will[/QUOTE]

Well I liked Monterrey so much that I moved to Rio Grande city from Dallas, Tx. But all is not well in the Mexican Boarder States Tamaulipas and Nuevo Lion. The Zetas and the Cartel del Gulfo are at War! I live about four miles from the international bridge; very close to a city named Camargo. It's been gun fire off and on the last two weeks. I kid you not. You could smell the gun smoke from my house. I'am not trying to scare anybody. But, The Mcallen Moniter Newspaper reported that Monterrey would be one of the main battle grounds for this war. The Mexican press has remained silent due to threats. And with only limited reports from the Mexican government from clashes with the cartels. It broke my heart that a city, I grew up in (Miguel Aleman) was attacked by the Cartel Del Guflo. (they managed to kill 6 police officers and several civilians). The sitituation is very tense right now on the border. I have never seen it this bad before. What is so Shocking to me is that when the Cartel Del Gulfo attcked Miguel Aleman, they literally came in the city with large signs on there trucks Claiming they were CDG (Cartel Del Gulfo!), Kinda reminded me of Hamas extremist groups. This has occured during the last two weeks.

Yes, and Friday evening, there was a Dateline Report on Television regarding a Mexican Gentleman that was kidnapped from his ranch in San Maguel de Allende. Here is a summary of the program from the internet.

"The son of a Mexican newspaper tycoon “Eduardo Garcia Valseca” was driving his jeep, while his former model wife Jayne Rager sits on the passenger side. They lived on their ranch just outside the beautiful San Miguel de Allende. Eduardo Garcia Valseca parked their vehicle in the parking lot of the Waldorf School, which they founded. While Jayne, his wife, took the children inside the school. Eduardo Garcia Valseca waits in his jeep for her return. They were about to leave when an SUV stops in front of Eduardo Garcia Valseca jeep, men with handguns came out of the vehicle smashed the windows of the jeeps the couple was thrown into the SUV with a thick cotton sacks on ther heads, while Eduardo Garcia Valseca was handcuffed, his wife’s feet and wrists were duct taped. While Jayne was freed the next morning Eduardo Garcia Valseca spent over 7-1/2 months in captivity. Kidnappers asked for $8 million they paid a little less than $1 million in random."

Sr. Valseca was lucky to have been eventually released, not to mention his being lucky to be alive. He had been kept in a wooden box, no toilet, just a bucket, almost no food, etc...By the time he was released, he was so emaciated from near starvation, also having been shot twice, and tortured repeatedly, that he was barely recognizable from his former self. He literally looked like a skeleton. The Valseca family now lives in the USA because they can no longer be safe living in his native Mexico, which he loved dearly.

There is ONLY one solution to the problem in Mexico. Arm your good law abiding citizens. Allow them to protect their own lives. Because once armed, the excesses of government, and the excesses of the criminal element, will be very quickly brought under control by the "People."

There is a ray of hope. I heard from a taxi driver in Monterrey just the other day that there is apparently some kind of measure on the ballot in Mexico that will permit citizens to legally possess firearms. I don't know how true that is, but if true, it is literally their ONLY hope.


[QUOTE=Marius 67]Well I liked Monterrey so much that I moved to Rio Grande city from Dallas, Tx. But all is not well in the Mexican Boarder States Tamaulipas and Nuevo Lion. The Zetas and the Cartel del Gulfo are at War! I live about four miles from the international bridge; very close to a city named Camargo. It's been gun fire off and on the last two weeks. I kid you not. You could smell the gun smoke from my house. I'am not trying to scare anybody. But, The Mcallen Moniter Newspaper reported that Monterrey would be one of the main battle grounds for this war. The Mexican press has remained silent due to threats. And with only limited reports from the Mexican government from clashes with the cartels. It broke my heart that a city, I grew up in (Miguel Aleman) was attacked by the Cartel Del Guflo. (they managed to kill 6 police officers and several civilians). The sitituation is very tense right now on the border. I have never seen it this bad before. What is so Shocking to me is that when the Cartel Del Gulfo attcked Miguel Aleman, they literally came in the city with large signs on there trucks Claiming they were CDG (Cartel Del Gulfo!), Kinda reminded me of Hamas extremist groups. This has occured during the last two weeks.[/QUOTE]

Gun possesion in Mexico... nope, not true.

What? You think we are as crazy as your "right to bear arms"???

Not at all.

The Mexican Constitution has no "right to bear arms" at all.



[QUOTE=UnospongeBob]Yes, and Friday evening, there was a Dateline Report on Television regarding a Mexican Gentleman that was kidnapped from his ranch in San Maguel de Allende. Here is a summary of the program from the internet.

"The son of a Mexican newspaper tycoon “Eduardo Garcia Valseca” was driving his jeep, while his former model wife Jayne Rager sits on the passenger side. They lived on their ranch just outside the beautiful San Miguel de Allende. Eduardo Garcia Valseca parked their vehicle in the parking lot of the Waldorf School, which they founded. While Jayne, his wife, took the children inside the school. Eduardo Garcia Valseca waits in his jeep for her return. They were about to leave when an SUV stops in front of Eduardo Garcia Valseca jeep, men with handguns came out of the vehicle smashed the windows of the jeeps the couple was thrown into the SUV with a thick cotton sacks on ther heads, while Eduardo Garcia Valseca was handcuffed, his wife’s feet and wrists were duct taped. While Jayne was freed the next morning Eduardo Garcia Valseca spent over 7-1/2 months in captivity. Kidnappers asked for $8 million they paid a little less than $1 million in random."

Sr. Valseca was lucky to have been eventually released, not to mention his being lucky to be alive. He had been kept in a wooden box, no toilet, just a bucket, almost no food, etc...By the time he was released, he was so emaciated from near starvation, also having been shot twice, and tortured repeatedly, that he was barely recognizable from his former self. He literally looked like a skeleton. The Valseca family now lives in the USA because they can no longer be safe living in his native Mexico, which he loved dearly.

There is ONLY one solution to the problem in Mexico. Arm your good law abiding citizens. Allow them to protect their own lives. Because once armed, the excesses of government, and the excesses of the criminal element, will be very quickly brought under control by the "People."

There is a ray of hope. I heard from a taxi driver in Monterrey just the other day that there is apparently some kind of measure on the ballot in Mexico that will permit citizens to legally possess firearms. I don't know how true that is, but if true, it is literally their ONLY hope.[/QUOTE]

Well, here's the test...Where does Mr. Valseca, a Mexican Citizen of prominent standing feel the safest? Is it in the land of the proverbial "guns nuts," ie: the USA, or in the land of "slow moving and incompetent Justice, where the average Mexican Citizen is victimized directly by a criminal element more powerful than the Mexican Government itself, which, as we both know, is more often than not, frequently one in the same.

And, remember, if we have an occasional nut case slip through the cracks, so be it, I'll take my chances. Because, I can shoot back, not only at the nut cases, but at the criminals, versus your virtual helplessness against the huge armies of violent criminals you have in your society, all of them armed, all of them ruthlessly pursuing a virtually helpless society of lambs to the slaughter.



[QUOTE=Amigomio]Gun possesion in Mexico... nope, not true.

What? You think we are as crazy as you "right to bear arms" American nuts???

Not at all.

Of course, being well informed tof the controversy of the 2nd Amendment: "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms..."

The Mexican Constitution has no "right to bear arms" at all.

Well neither does the US Constitution beyond "a well regulated Militia", but be my guest.

Actually what I mean, after a few educated chats with USB is that well, it is your "right" to "bear arms" (supposedly) but what is not correct is that EVERYONE should have that right, including nut cases and criminals, which every day is more notorious in the US.
More people that shouldn't be bearing arms are bearing arms.[/QUOTE]

I shall be in Monterrey in June or July for 6 or 7 days on business, does anyone know of a guide that can help me to get what I want, without any fuss or messing about.

Also, which Hotels would be best to stay in and are girl friendly.

Any help would be appreciated, due to lack of ground time, and if anyone can help, this means more fun, less of a wild goose chase.

I shall then be going onto Monclova. anyone have any ideas where I should stay, and also where the action is.

Any help appreciated

Trainman

This is your guide Trainman.
The ISG.

Better than paying a guy that will charge you a lot and only take you to expensive places where he'll get kickbacks.

Ask your questions Trainman.

For starters there is only one girl friendly hotel left in Monterrey and that is the Sheraton Ambassador.



[QUOTE=Trainman]I shall be in Monterrey in June or July for 6 or 7 days on business, does anyone know of a guide that can help me to get what I want, without any fuss or messing about.

Also, which Hotels would be best to stay in and are girl friendly.

Any help would be appreciated, due to lack of ground time, and if anyone can help, this means more fun, less of a wild goose chase.

I shall then be going onto Monclova. anyone have any ideas where I should stay, and also where the action is.

Any help appreciated

Trainman[/QUOTE]

Where should I go to pick up the girls to take back to my hotel.

Will the girls stay all night, and what prices do you have to pay per hour is USD

Will the girls do owo and facial finish

Is it possible to get 2 girls for all nighter back at Hotel, and is it easy to find 2 girls to perform full lesbian

What is the likelyhood of them allowing filming

Please any advise before I go would be a great help.

Many thanks

Trainman

"Where should I go to pick up the girls to take back to my hotel."

The girls at the low end bars will typically cost you less per hour than were you to go to the medium level bars:

Low End Bars = El Infinito, Tangalay, El Cielo, Tango, Beibi's
Medium Level Bars = Casino, Harem, Azul Tequilla, Pasarelas, Woman's

"Will the girls stay all night, and what prices do you have to pay per hour is USD?"

Girls will not typically stay all night...they will stay 1.5 hours maximum per $100.00US to $200.00US spent (approximately) + $35.00US to $80.00US per 1.5 hours for the bar fine. If you want more than "conventional" covered sex, be prepared to spend for add-ons. Because you are not a regular, and because you will be unknown to them, strictly a business proposition in their eyes. The girls are usually quite mercenary, very independent, and often a disappointment with respect to being Porn Star Quality, regardless of how HOT they may look, and/or how alluring they may initially act in the bar.

They will look for every opportunity to exploit you because of the circumstances that you present to them with your "list" of requirements. They will not look upon you as an "Amigovio," a distinction that many regulars enjoy, and a distinction in approach that often results in strong GFE characteristics being exhibited by them toward their known regulars. You will be strictly an opportunity for them to make money, with very little incentive for them to perform to your expectations.

Mexican girls are NOT benevolent when it comes to making money, so expect them to be more inclined to scam you by promising the moon, then holding out on delivering to your expectation, versus delivering the kind of Porn Star "performance" you're looking for.

On the other hand, Mexican girls can be very generous with their legitimate affections, even when you're paying them, but only if you take the time to get close to them, and demonstrate to them that you are more than just out to exploit them as sex objects only.

"Will the girls do/allow a facial finish?"

Cash is KING. Explain to them what you want, in advance, and be prepared to PAY BIG for them to do it. Many will require you to add an additional $25-$50US for extras.

"Is it possible to get 2 girls for all nighter back at Hotel, and is it easy to find 2 girls to perform full lesbian?"

It is possible, but you are likely to have to pay for the privilege, probably to tune of $25 to $50 US more per act. But, your larger issue is going to be finding a hotel they will even allow one of them in, much less two of them.

Simply put, there is only one hotel in Monterrey that will allow a guest into the hotel with a working girl, much less two or more at the same time. That hotel is the Sheraton Ambassador Hotel. Were you to attempt to bring two of them in at once to any hotel in Monterrey, that will likely be seen, even at the Sheraton, even as a regular guest, with considerable objection without some significant bribery taking place with key gate keepers at the hotels.

I am referring here to hotels that are legitimate hotels. There are, of course, many "no tell" hotels, and they will be no big problem with whatever you have in mind. Those will typically cost you about $10US to $20US per hour, but they are the pits to stay at. My suggestion would be to have your hotel for comfort, and to arrange some time at a "no-tell" hotel for your activities with the girls.


"What is the likelihood of them allowing filming?"

They will allow photos and filming. But, be prepared to PAY BIG for the privilege. Most of the girls in the business are in it for the short term, just to make some extra money. And, many of them would be significantly appalled at the prospect of anyone ever finding out that they worked in a bar, much less that they prostituted themselves on salida, and/or that they were the actresses in a porno.

So, they are very protective of their night time activities, and they draw a very hard line emotional and psychological distinction between what they do for extra money, and their normal everyday lives. That having been said, many of them will flinch at being filmed, and some will not even permit photos either. It just depends on the girls. Were I to estimate it, I would say that 30-40% will permit photos, and 20-30% will probably allow filming, mostly because you are not a regular. That percentage widens when they know you and when you have the significant advantage of familiarity.

The bottom line advise is to make them understand everything that's expected up front before you ever agree to take them out of the bar. Then, expect most of them to deliver about 50 percent of what they promise. My advice would be to tie their performance to specific amounts in tips that will be paid at the end of the session, and make them vividly understand that the only way they will receive those specific amounts in tips is to perform to your total and complete satisfaction. Because, without dangling the carrot of additional BIG MONEY, if your experience is even mildly satisfactory with most Mexican girls, you're significantly beating the averages.