Monterrey

[QUOTE=Monterreydude].......Chester, I have a felling you are that dark figure called Cuñado from the the LONL forum.[/QUOTE]No not him.

Cuñado1259 was murdered in Mendoza Argentina on June 12, 2010.

Damn... sorry about that.
One thing is to quarrel in virtual way, another to go meet the maker in a violent way.


[QUOTE=Toold28]No not him.

Cuñado1259 was murdered in Mendoza Argentina on June 12, 2010.[/QUOTE]

Not only that.
He's a bringer of OLD news.

I posted that info, the Givenchy tragedy on Oct-16-2008.



[QUOTE=Unspongebob]Another plant.... :-) you guys never give up![/QUOTE]

By the way guys, speaking of wet news.... we are drowning over here in Monterrey.

Hurricane Alex struck Monterrey hard, dumping more water than Gilbert in 1988.

check the live news feed at 6-7 pm (dunno when the news will start today)

All you mongers that have come to Monterrey have seen the Rio Santa Catarina dry river bed???
The one that cuts Montrrey in half???
Key word: dry.

Check the videos and see how it was today.

[url]http://www.multimedios.tv/envivo[/url]


[QUOTE=Monterreydude]Not only that.
He's a bringer of OLD news.

I posted that info, the Givenchy tragedy on Oct-16-2008.[/QUOTE]

What are you afraid of...haven't you seen a little bit of water in the river before? :-)))

The Hurricane will not only dump a lot of water on us, it is also likely to also coat us in Texas Tea, in this case (Gulf of) Mexico Mud.

These guys were trying to warn us of the EXTREME dangers of mongering at El Infinito, right.

Well guys, mother nature has intervened on your behalf. I am convinced and will immediately evacuate the city.

I don't know about you Monterreydude, but we all better get out right now, before we are not only drowned with the river overflowing and all. But, the greater risk, IMHO, is that we are likely to be coated in oil, unable to breath, and die of asphyxiation.

Infinito girls coated in oil? Uhmmmm, interesting thought... :-))) Is it worth the risk...Hell Yeahhhhhhh!!!!!! :-)))

[QUOTE=Monterreydude]By the way guys, speaking of wet news.... we are drowning over here in Monterrey.

Hurricane Alex struck Monterrey hard, dumping more water than Gilbert in 1988.

check the live news feed at 6-7 pm (dunno when the news will start today)

All you mongers that have come to Monterrey have seen the Rio Santa Catarina dry river bed???
The one that cuts Montrrey in half???
Key word: dry.

Check the videos and see how it was today.

[url]http://www.multimedios.tv/envivo[/url][/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Chester Boy]Frankly, you guys should be thanking me for bringing some life back to this thread which has been alarmingly inactive for one of Mexico's biggest mongering destinations.[/QUOTE]

I have to admit it has been a hooot!!!

Well, in your own words, you're only interested in reading reports about the escort services anyway, right? So, I can see that trashing the clubs has it's benefits for those of you that only want to read about the escorts and the MPs.

For some reason, some people that are only exclusively interested in and advocate the escort businesses and the MPs...well, they go off their meds sometimes, and they have a spastic reaction to anyone that posts anything about the clubs. It's like "Moe, Larry, and Cheese," or "Wild Hyacinth." (For you loyal Three Stooges enthusiasts).

Of course, you realize that by scaring all potential mongers away from Monterrey, you're not likely to read about anything here, not for a very long, long time, right?

I mean, not only do we have the crappy economy in the USA keeping the mongers away from Monterrey, or even traveling anywhere for that matter, but, now we have you to thank, hyping the dangers, scaring them all to death. Hell, it will be years before they return.

Frankly, I like it...more girls for me. They love Gringos here, and I am having an absolute ball. The girls are just pawing me like you would not believe!!!

Certainly, much of what you sited is correct with respect to what is going on here in the generalized sense. And, of course, I have never disputed what's been going on with respect to the drug violence...Just that it hasn't been a problem in the clubs, and that life goes on.

So, maybe you should advocate that no mongers should come to Monterrey, that they should lock themselves in their rooms if they're forced to be here, and never venture outside for fear that they'll be killed. Just like the Middle East, right? You should be warning against even being in Mexico period.

Don't go to El Oxxo, don't drive your car on the highway, don't go to the bank, don't go to Soriana, don't step outside your casa...it's just too dangerous!

And, of all things, do not call an escort. She is part of the conspiracy. They're all desperate and they'll cut your balls off for the $5 you have in your pocket, right? Or, if you walk into the MP, they are likely to kidnap you for the all of 200 pesos you intend on spending to get your rocks off.

A little water???
As of 7 pm central time the Santa Catarina river has overflown into both avenues on the sides of the river.

[url]http://www.multimedios.tv/envivo[/url]

See video... ugly stuff.

[QUOTE=Unspongebob]What are you afraid of...haven't you seen a little bit of water in the river before? :-)))

The Hurricane will not only dump a lot of water on us, it is also likely to also coat us in Texas Tea, in this case (Gulf of) Mexico Mud.

These guys were trying to warn us of the EXTREME dangers of mongering at El Infinito, right.

Well guys, mother nature has intervened on your behalf. I am convinced and will immediately evacuate the city.

I don't know about you Monterreydude, but we all better get out right now, before we are not only drowned with the river overflowing and all. But, the greater risk, IMHO, is that we are likely to be coated in oil, unable to breath, and die of asphyxiation.

Infinito girls coated in oil? Uhmmmm, interesting thought... :-))) Is it worth the risk...Hell Yeahhhhhhh!!!!!! :-)))[/QUOTE]

Listen, I'm not afraid. I'm giving skiing lessons down at the tunnel entrance right now.

[QUOTE=Monterreydude]A little water???
As of 7 pm central time the Santa Catarina river has overflown into both avenues on the sides of the river.

[url]http://www.multimedios.tv/envivo[/url]

See video... ugly stuff.[/QUOTE]

Since you know, or knew, as it were, this Cunado dude, you are obviously not an American. And, because your "n" is of the Mexican keyboard, you are obviously a plant as well. Are you all "plants," or are you all one in the same plant? Just Curious...you all have such few posts, and all of you coming out of the wood work at the same time is kind of suspicious, verdad?

I kinda like you guys though...You guys don't fool me. You're about as afraid of Mexico as Emilio Zappata. Maybe we should meet at El Infinito so we can further a friendly debate, and so we'll be under the protection of the cartels so we'll be able to party safely. :-)

[QUOTE=Toold28]No not him.

Cuñado1259 was murdered in Mendoza Argentina on June 12, 2010.[/QUOTE]

USB, I might have my differences with Toold, but he's a respected veteran monger.
I can vouch for him, even if he hates my guts and my DNA.



[QUOTE=Unspongebob]Since you know, or knew, as it were, this Cunado dude, you are obviously not an American. And, because your "n" is of the Mexican keyboard, you are obviously a plant as well. Are you all "plants," or are you all one in the same plant? Just Curious...you all have such few posts, and all of you coming out of the wood work at the same time is kind of suspicious, verdad?

I kinda like you guys though...You guys don't fool me. You're about as afraid of Mexico as Emilio Zappata. Maybe we should meet at El Infinito so we can further a friendly debate, and so we'll be under the protection of the cartels so we'll be able to party safely. :-)[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Monterreydude]USB, I might have my differences with Toold, but he's a respected veteran monger.
I can vouch for him.[/QUOTE]

I also know and respect Toold.

And everyone has a ñ on their keyboard, if it has a numeric keypad, whether they know it or not. Just hold the "alt" key and type 164 for ñ or "alt" 165 for Ñ, no Mexican keyboard needed.

[QUOTE=Bbond]I also know and respect Toold.

And everyone has a ñ on their keyboard, if it has a numeric keypad, whether they know it or not. Just hold the "alt" key and type 164 for ñ or "alt" 165 for Ñ, no Mexican keyboard needed.[/QUOTE]

Hey thanks for that...I didn't realize that about the keyboard. Let me try it...I'll type something right here: ñññ ÑÑÑ...Very cool...I wish I had that feature on my cell phone for texts. Of course, I have the "ñ" available, but I would like to easily transition between them on my cell.

Well, with respect to Toold, and all the rest of these questionable screen names, all or most of them from the NL forum I assume...

Ok, so now we know that all these guys that have been commenting on here that have only 2 to 6 posts are experienced, respected mongers, probably from the NL forum, and that their mongering venue is Nuevo Laredo. That explains why when they comment, they do so from a generalized perspective with little or no direct knowledge. They do not know Monterrey, and they are not able to specifically comment about it with specifics...nor should they.

What I really don't get is why the Chicken Little routine with respect to the dangers in Monterrey? If they are all from the NL forum, they know in their hearts that we are legitimate experts on the Monterrey venue, just as I accept your word that they are experience and credible experts in their own venue, and I do.

If we say that the clubs do not exhibit the danger level that they've been saying, because, after all, we are here and experiencing it everyday, then why the BS? I never said things could not escalate, only that things are not as bad as they are portraying them to be in the clubs.

Are the NL mongers giving up their hobby? I doubt it! Because, if we are all honest, we know that it's even more dangerous per capita on the border than it is to be lost in the vast populations of humanity in Monterrey. I can get so lost in Monterrey, so obscure, that the dangers are virtually non-existent. The Monterrey scene is so spread out that you can get totally and completely lost in Monterrey, fading so far into the back ground that you are totally off the radar. That is not the case with respect to the NL scene.

It's become quite apparent now that there's been another agenda all along, and not any particular desire to protect the unsuspecting visitor that might be in Monterrey or considering coming to Monterrey. It's apparent that a taunting of long standing rivals has been the agenda all along, just as I suspected from the beginning.

The dangers just don't rise to such a level here that I am ready to stop going to the clubs. If that is the case in NL, then I would accept their word for it. I would suspect that were I to come over to the NL forum with the intention of stirring things up, the members of the NL forum would be just as defensive as those of us that live in this venue have been concerning the level of rhetoric about the club scene, we knowing that it's just not true.

[QUOTE=Unspongebob]Hey thanks for that...I didn't realize that about the keyboard. Let me try it...I'll type something right here: ñññ ÑÑÑ...Very cool...I wish I had that feature on my cell phone for texts. Of course, I have the "ñ" available, but I would like to easily transition between them on my cell.

Well, with respect to Toold, and all the rest of these questionable screen names, all or most of them from the NL forum I assume.

Ok, so now we know that all these guys that have been commenting on here that have only 2 to 6 posts are experienced, respected mongers, probably from the NL forum, and that their mongering venue is Nuevo Laredo. That explains why when they comment, they do so from a generalized perspective with little or no direct knowledge. They do not know Monterrey, and they are not able to specifically comment about it with specifics.
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I cannot speak of or for Familysex or ChesterBoy as I have no idea as to who they may be or where they hail from, but Toold has been around quite some time on other forums and has many many years experience in NL. I have lived in NL for just over 2 years.

Giving away my age, my 1st Mexico monger trip was 1968, to Juarez.

I have only been to Monterrey 6 times and have met Amigomio. I make no comments to the monger scene as I have very limited Monterrey experience.

However, in the total of time I have been in NL, both as a visitor and a resident, I have never heard a gunshot, none. Not to say they don't happen because they do.

In my limited Monterrey visits I have heard gunshots. A car was cut off on Carretera Nacional en El Uro, about 50 feet from where I was standing, driver was shot multiple times. Police were collecting 7.62 x 39 (AK-47) shell casings from the street. People at he job site where I was said it is a daily thing. I do not believe it is as bad as Juarez is right now (303 know dead in June, 1,389 for the 1st 6 months of this year), but, my belief is that Monterrey is a lot more dangerous than NL, at the moment.

And for accented letters, see [url]http://www.tedmontgomery.com/tutorial/ALTchrc-a.html[/url] or [url]http://usefulshortcuts.com/downloads./ALT-Codes.pdf[/url]

Well, one can not argue with isolated incidents. I have never heard a gun shot go off here, and I am very familiar with what gun shots sound like. Perhaps I am just good at being in the right places at the right times.

Certainly, there is no disputing that the drug cartels are making a mess of Mexico and the US.

I am criticized for comparing Monterrey to Chicago, or Phoenix, Arizona, for example...but, the environment is similar in the sense that there is relative safety in some areas, and danger in others. The city is so vast, and the absolute huge numbers of people allow you to be relatively lost in a virtual sea of humanity, so much so that I do not feel particularly more vulnerable than during previous times.

That doesn't mean the dangers haven't escalated because they have, statistically. But, statistically, the chances of you actually falling victim based on the percentages is still quite low. And, based on my time in the clubs here, I can honestly say that I feel no more vulnerable than before. I do watch more carefully on the streets, and I am using cabs more between destinations, just slightly more. I still walk between the bars at night, but it's not usually as much as I may have done so several years ago. So, I have altered my patterns a bit.

But, I wouldn't go so far as to be overly sensitive to attending the bar scene based on the what I routinely see there. It could change tomorrow, but for now, it's just not that much different than I've seen it for many years.

[QUOTE=Bbond]I cannot speak of or for Familysex or ChesterBoy as I have no idea as to who they may be or where they hail from, but Toold has been around quite some time on other forums and has many many years experience in NL. I have lived in NL for just over 2 years.

Giving away my age, my 1st Mexico monger trip was 1968, to Juarez.

I have only been to Monterrey 6 times and have met Amigomio. I make no comments to the monger scene as I have very limited Monterrey experience.

However, in the total of time I have been in NL, both as a visitor and a resident, I have never heard a gunshot, none. Not to say they don't happen because they do.

In my limited Monterrey visits I have heard gunshots. A car was cut off on Carretera Nacional en El Uro, about 50 feet from where I was standing, driver was shot multiple times. Police were collecting 7.62 x 39 (AK-47) shell casings from the street. People at he job site where I was said it is a daily thing. I do not believe it is as bad as Juarez is right now (303 know dead in June, 1,389 for the 1st 6 months of this year), but, my belief is that Monterrey is a lot more dangerous than NL, at the moment.

And for accented letters, see [url]http://usefulshortcuts.com/downloads/ALT-Codes.pdf[/url].[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Unspongebob]

I am criticized for comparing Monterrey to Chicago, or Phoenix, Arizona, for example...but, the environment is similar in the sense that there is relative safety in some areas, and danger in others. The city is so vast, and the absolute huge numbers of people allow you to be relatively lost in a virtual sea of humanity, so much so that I do not feel particularly more vulnerable than during previous times.

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According to [url]http://spotcrime.com/il/chicago[/url], 32 shootings were reported in Chicago in the span of 6/22/2010 thru 6/30/2010.

I agree that being in the wrong place at the wrong time can happen anywhere.
However I believe most shootings in US cities are done with handguns, in Mexico they prefer rapid fire, more potent, long guns where bullets tend to be more widely assimilated.
In the US they seldom, if ever, open fire on an armed police or military convoy, it's commonplace in Mexico.