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...and a third account that registered, and then immediately posted generic positive comments about Hungtool in 3 different threads. Coincidentally, within a few days of all this, Hungtool himself joined the forum, posting similarly short messages...
 
I'm not hating. Really, I'm not. It's just hard not to look at this and go "huh."

My only advice would be:
 
No age shaving
No endless selfies
No Confederate flags
No politics
No flipping the bird
No headless horseman photos
No attitude
No flakes
No upsell
No not showing up
No money up front
No cheap motels
No bad neighborhoods
No fake stats
No PNP
No "Ask Me"
No restrictions on ethnicity
No restrictions on client stats
No bad grammar
No misspellings
No bashing other escorts
 
Other than that, have fun, and...
 
*Be nice and respectful

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Okay, this can go on and on. Just to restate it, I agree with your basic point: Mexico can be dangerous, and don't go there without awareness of the risk. Then again, going to a Gay club or high school in Florida can get you killed.
 
If we want to do rant (sorry, Charlie), I'll echo two of the favorite rants Epigonos and I do down in PV:
 
1. The number of Mexicans killed in the drug wars is shameful, and part of the shame is on the United States, the primary consumer of those drugs:
 
https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/article/the-staggering-death-toll-of-mexicos-drug-war/
 
Mexico estimated 164,000 Mexicans died of cartel-related homicides between 2007 and 2014. This is not part of my reality in PV, any more than opioid addiction in West Virginia or drug-related gang deaths in Chicago (my home town) are part of my reality in Palm Springs.
 
2. The number of Mexicans who die or are killed trying to get into the US is shameful:
 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Migrant_deaths_along_the_Mexico–United_States_border
 
Thankfully, the number is way lower than the cartel wars. The number peaked in years when the US economy was strong and more people tried to get in to get jobs. That's one of many reasons I wish everyone could agree on a legal and safe way to let immigrants in.
 
It's not like Mexicans have nothing to do with these problems. They are the ones who buy the guns, sell the drugs, and kill people. But we in America are complicit.
 
So while it's a bad thing that a Gay guy in PV ends up with a bullet in his leg because of a hate crime, and a bomb goes off on a boat in Playa Del Carmen, I put it in the context of the big picture. I'm personally less worried about Mexicans in PV being ungracious hosts, and more worried about my country being an ungracious neighbor.

I agree with your basic point, which is that anybody going to Mexico should be aware of the risk. And avoid it if they don't feel comfortable with the risk. As I said, 3 of the top 5 most dangerous cities in the world are in Mexico.
 
Just like anybody who wants to go to a Gay bar or Gay bath house in New Orleans or Brazil, suck cock and fuck all night, and walk home alone to my hotel in the middle of the night should be aware of the risk. Not that I would ever do that, of course. http://www.xtasis.org/foro/images/smilies/paja.gif http://www.xtasis.org/foro/images/smilies/paja.gif http://www.xtasis.org/foro/images/smilies/paja.gif
 
But to be clear, I did not say Mexico is just as safe as Palm Springs. I said Mexico is as safe as the US, on average.
 
I did say that Puerto Vallarta is probably safer than Los Angeles, and I stand by that.
 
I'm not going to vouch for Los Cabos or other areas known as cartel hot spots. Epigonos and I spent a wonderful week in Morelia about a decade ago and we both refer to it affectionately as one of of our favorites cities in Mexico. Then a few years after we were there La Familia set off a bomb in the beautiful central square and several innocent Mexicans died. It was a tragedy.
 

 
Speaking of Michoacan, if you can pry yourself away from those stripper cocks you love to suck on down there in Florida, BVB, you are welcome to join me in implementing my "guns for cocks" (sorry, but I'm calling it pistolas para pingas) initiative. http://www.xtasis.org/foro/images/smilies/helado.gif http://www.xtasis.org/foro/images/smilies/helado.gif http://www.xtasis.org/foro/images/smilies/helado.gif
 
I had an interesting cock sucking adventure with Epigonos in a stripper bar and sex hotel with an armed guard in Acapulco years ago. But, frankly, he's getting a bit old for that kind of thing.
 
http://assets.nydailynews.com/polopoly_fs/1.1515858.1384379146!/img/httpImage/image.jpg_gen/derivatives/article_750/fbcartel-2-web.jpg
 
And, please, stay out of the high schools and Gay clubs down there in Florida, okay?
 
One of the items on my bucket list before I die is to suck your cock, BVB. And I heard some of those places down there in Florida are kind of dangerous.

I'll just add to what Benjamin, Lance, and Epigonos said, and characteristically add a list.
 
http://www.businessinsider.com/most-violent-cities-in-the-world-2018-3#42-detroit-had-3969-homicides-per-100000-residents-9
 
Mexico's has 3 of the 5 most dangerous cities on the list: Los Cabos, Acapulco, and Tijuana. Then again, the US has a number of cities on the list: St. Louis, Baltimore, New Orleans. Epigonos and I spent years going to Acapulco, and nothing ever happened. Other than sex, of course. I was in Cabo about a year ago and nothing happened.
 
Generally my impression is that the cartels target other cartel members and are smart enough to leave tourists (i.e. their customers) alone. Innocents get caught in the crossfire sometimes, but that happens to native Mexicans in the border cities in Mexico on the above list, who are in the wrong place at the wrong time.
 
The freak out story from PV that happened several years ago was when some cartel members intruded on an after-hours party at a prominent restaurant, La Leche, and kidnapped members of another cartel celebrating there. Again, it is the exception that proves the rule: the criminals tend to target and kill each other, just like what happens here in the US.
 
If you've read my posts on gun control, Mexico and the US have almost exactly the same average rate of national gun deaths. In both cases they are unacceptably high - roughly about 10 per 100,000 people, which is 3 or 4 or 5 times higher than the typical places people here travel to, like Canada or European countries. But it's all about location, location, location in each country. Puerto Vallarta is probably safer than Los Angeles.
 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_firearm-related_death_rate
 
I've never experienced homophobia or hate crimes in PV, which is what it sounds like this boils down to. There's always one asshole in the crowd. And in this case it was an asshole with a gun. Chalk up Reason 4,784,392 for more gun control.
 
If Mexicans in PV target American or Canadian tourists, it is generally with warmth, hospitality, and kindness. Not hate. It's my second home and I love the place and the culture.
 
As always, I'm willing to take one for the team. As a result of this hate crime, I'm floating a proposal that no Mexican male can buy a gun until he successfully sucks my cock, proving that he has a tolerance for Gays and Gay behavior. I'll let you guys know if I need help on lobbying or implementation of this exciting new initiative.
 

 
En serio? What exactly do you mean?

He is definitely a 10 I have been with him on different occasions and he has been the greatest experience. He has a big meat indeed at first I thought I wasn’t going to be able to do it but I decided to give it a try. Once there he was very very good at making it happening. He definitely has some great skills, I felt nothing but pleasure

I thank you guys for what you've recommended thus far. Keep 'em cummin'-- please!

Excellent link...

I follow @scallysex (Rough, Raw & Kinky) on Twitter and they post some videos you’d be very interested in

I follow @scallysex (Rough, Raw & Kinky) on Twitter and they post some videos you’d be very interested in

Are they retiring AND pulling from their escort 401k plan?
 
I mean, the penalties alone...

I will go ahead and read through the lines and presume you had a bad week.

Every Shave With Olive Oil?
 
Nope, but I've douched with Popeye.
 
Kevin Slater

Rethink what? I said nothing callous.
 
Catching any horrible event on film means it can be replayed ad nauseam and digitally re-lived, by both the audience who was there that night and his many loved ones. It's heartbreaking, yes.
 
Have I made myself more clear for your benefit?

It's certainly cluttered my Twitter Feed...

It's certainly cluttered my Twitter Feed...

Myasthenia Gravis is classified as a rare disease. There are estimated to be only 60,000 to 100,000 people with it in the United States. I always knew I was special. I just didn’t know I was a 1 out of 60,000 to 100,000 special.
 
When I was diagnosed in October, it seemed like it was just going to be an annoyance that I would get used to. That’s still true, but the symptoms have become more onerous starting in December . I was hospitalized three weeks ago for five days of intravenous gamma globulin due to moderate problems eating. It was taking me three hours to finish a hamburger because my jaws were too weak to chew. And at least 50% of the time food would lodge at the back of my throat. I’d have to cough to try to get it so I could attempt chewing it again.
 
And then there’s been loss of hand strength, trouble talking, difficulty holding my head up, and multiple other symptoms that can change from day to day.
 
All isn’t hopeless. Before I was on therapy that was only directed at symptoms. The fact that the medication isn’t cutting it anymore means the myasthenia has progressed to the point that I need therapy that attacks the disease and doesn’t just try to ameliorate the symptoms while allowing the underlying disease to progress. Those are medications that decrease the immune system much like someone who has received an organ transplant. The first medication they usually try is high dose prednisone for at least 6 to 8 weeks-or longer if it continues causing further improvement after that. I’m on about day 12 of taking 60 mg of Prednisone. I’m not sure if it’s really done anything yet except give me two forehead zits (sorry if that was too TMI).
 
In any case I wasn’t working a lot before my diagnosis, these new symptoms combined with the hospitalization have made it pretty much impossible to work at all.
 
Hopefully in 6 to 8 weeks I’ll be much better from the prednisone. But whether I am or not, the time has come, as the Walrus is wont to say, to go back home to be with family in Texas. On one hand I’m sorry to leave the PNW. On the other hand my Mom is 83. She’s in pretty good health. But still, she’s 83. It used to really upset me to leave her after a visit. I also have 4-greats (great nieces and nephews) all under 6 years of age. One just turned two, and I’ve only seen her about three times. As Erma Bombeck once wrote, “Families, The Ties That Bind- And Gag. But in spite of the gagging to come, it is time for the prodigal Gman to return to the fold.
 
Sayonara PNW. I’ll miss you.
Dallas, place of my birth, I’m coming home.
 
Gman

When I find something that won't open, a hit of poppers usually does it.
 
Kevin Slater

While I agree that Johnny goes a bit too far with his drag goddess antics, when he does commentary, he's actually quite good. He tosses all the theatrics aside, buckles down, and gives some really good brass-tacks insight into the skating. I definitely prefer his commentary over Tara's, who makes some inane or really obvious remarks.

I took the plunge and hired him a few weeks ago for an erotic massage. "Sexy as fuck" is a very apt description, and he was awesome. If you're looking for a legit massage, I've hired another masseurs who are better, but he was fun (PM me if you want details). I plan to hire him again after his chest hair grows back (he's trimming in preparation for a cruise in February).

Lol. If you say so but I do note that you ain't living there.
 
The Austin vibe isn't and (as you note) hasn't been about the "weird" element for a long time. It's about the river, and the lakes, and Zilker Park. ACL & SXSW. It's about a police force and fire department that has a large number of openly gay personnel. At the pride parade 2 years ago the mayor walked the entire route shaking people's hands; the police department band marched and laughed at the woofs; the fire department had a truck that was driven by a woman and the female passenger had a huge sign identifying the woman as her wife AND had Go-Go boys on the top.
 
There is a reason it is bursting at the seams. I'm just sayin...

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