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[QUOTE=NC Wanderer]Some of us shop at Nordstrom, some at Neiman Marcus and some at Walmart. The cost for a SW is usually $20-40, a "relaxation specialist" 70-120 and a true escort 150-400.
Also, think or it as the difference between going fishing and eating at a seafood restuarant. Trolling for SW's is a like sport fishing. Sometimes you catch a trophy, sometimes a catfish and sometimes you go home empty handed, but either way you had the excitement of the hunt.[/QUOTE]
Best. post. ever.
[QUOTE=NC Wanderer]Some of us shop at Nordstrom, some at Neiman Marcus and some at Walmart. The cost for a SW is usually $20-40, a "relaxation specialist" 70-120 and a true escort 150-400.
Also, think or it as the difference between going fishing and eating at a seafood restuarant. Trolling for SW's is a like sport fishing. Sometimes you catch a trophy, sometimes a catfish and sometimes you go home empty handed, but either way you had the excitement of the hunt.[/QUOTE]
The excitment of the hunt is what keeps me going. Honestly, it's even more of a draw for me than just the urge to bust a nut. That's why I very rarely ever take a SW's digits even if they have them. Sure, if it's a gold trophy who I pick up then I'll get her digits, but other than that, I tell them no thanks. I rarely call them anyways. It's more fun to drive around and go fishing as you fantastically described in your post
The only risks I'm worried about are STDs and LEO, and I think that I use my head (my brain) well enough to decrease the risk for both of these matters. What other concerns are there? I guess there's the possible chance of picking up a SW who has a weapon and in turn tries to rob you, but I'm willing to take that risk cause I use good sense in choosing who I pick up and I think I could defend myself well enough.
These are great answers. Not my thing, but everyone is different. I hadn't given the 'thrill of the hunt' idea much thought. This explains a lot. I hope people didn't take my question as being a smart a$$, I was just curious.
[QUOTE=Golfcart]The vigilantes have been calling the boys in blue in years when seeing us, which explains why the boys in blue show up when called so quickly even for a small town with only one stoplight.
About a year ago a poster said the town adopted an ordinance against picking up hitchhikers. If nothing else the boys in blue will issue a ticket if they see her get in. But that's not the real problem the town ordinance presents.
It ensures you will get stopped, your license and registration checked, and the vehicle will be looked over for whatever the officer can see in plain view when he looks through the window including what he notices about the girl.
The upside here is you get a ordinance violation for picking her up which the officer saw occur.
The downside: If the girl appears "high" which you didn't notice before she got in, BINGO the officer is going to make her get out. This step won't be a law enforcement action. It will be a health and safety action so you can forget about the constitution while he is on his health and safety mission to take care of her needs.
He will have her get out and make sure she's okay. He's going to separate her from you before he does this. You won't hear the conversation.
It would be a common tactic for officers, after doing the separation thing, to come back and tell you she said you gave her $ for a BBBJ (when she said nothing of the kind), but I don't have to go there with this.
He will ask her what she is on and where she got it. If she thinks he wants her to say she got it from you, well, let's hope she tells the truth.
He will ask her her age but he probably knows it already. Small town. Big problem if that girl is a minor (age 17).
Even bigger problem if the girl, seeing the red lights flashing a block after getting in, starts dumping crap into the floor of your car so it won't be found on her person.
The town is small, the girls are all known. The boys in blue are in a position to see a strange vehicle, recognize her, 2 + 2 + 4, figure she must have been picked up and make a hitchhiking stop when they did not actually see you pick her up.
I'm surprised I haven't seen posts about stops in this fashion having actually occurred.[/QUOTE]
The worst of all with this, is that I am a local guy. I was just in the wrong part of town!?! It's total bullshit, but they couched the whole action like they were concerned that my car might have been stolen... blah blah blah.
[QUOTE=Woody Wang]The excitment of the hunt is what keeps me going. Honestly, it's even more of a draw for me than just the urge to bust a nut. That's why I very rarely ever take a SW's digits even if they have them. Sure, if it's a gold trophy who I pick up then I'll get her digits, but other than that, I tell them no thanks. I rarely call them anyways. It's more fun to drive around and go fishing as you fantastically described in your post
The only risks I'm worried about are STDs and LEO, and I think that I use my head (my brain) well enough to decrease the risk for both of those matters. What other concerns are there? I guess there's the possible chance of picking up a SW who has a weapon and in turn tries to rob you, but I'm willing to that risk cause I use good sense in choosing who I pick up and I think I could defend myself well enough.[/QUOTE]
I agree with you on this Woody. It is the thrill of the hunt. I hate going out and seeing only one girl. I want to see a few, check em out, and then make the choice. That is what gets me off about picking up streetwalkers. It is a rush.
Now I do frequent escorts and mp.s but that is a whole other kink in my persona getting worked out with that.
I have only been there once, and that was only cause I was coming home from Indy. It's def not worth it imo. First off, I think there's adequate options here in town. Maybe you can find some gems up there, but the distance and risk are not worth it imo. The risk? From what I found, the areas with the SWs are very confined which is understandable considering how tiny the town is. With all that being said, it's not any surprise that there would be people patrolling that area since there's not much of an area to patrol. Plus, the so-called vigilantes have it pretty easy considering all they have to do is look for out-of-state (or maybe even just out-of-county) plates since there's really no other reason for an outsider to be in that town. The streets are pretty wide open and it's hard to tell who all is watching. Plus, everyone probably knows everyone else so they'd probably notice an outsider's car.
I agree that these LEO tactics which you all speak of are pretty weak, but I'd probably do the same if I were in their shoes. That's crazy they did call you though. Personally, all I have is a cell phone (no land line), and I never answer calls I don't recognize. So, there's no way I would ever even speak to a LEO cause I wouldn't answer nor would I return their call. When I was there I did find a girl semi-easily but she was nothing special, and I was worried the entire time about getting pulled over...the roads with the SWs are fairly quiet. Luckily, I was able to pick up the girl, drive to a BJ spot, and then drop her back off without anyone batting an eye. I doubt I'd have that success multiple times. I'll never go back.
How did people ever find out about this town and its propensity for having SWs. Anyone know? Kind of interesting imo.
[QUOTE=Woody Wang]I have only been there once, and that was only cause I was coming home from Indy. It's def not worth it imo. First off, I think there's adequate options here in town. Maybe you can find some gems up there, but the distance and risk are not worth it imo. The risk? From what I found, the areas with the SWs are very confined which is understandable considering how tiny the town is. With all that being said, it's not any surprise that there would be people patrolling that area since there's not much of an area to patrol. Plus, the so-called vigilantes have it pretty easy considering all they have to do is look for out-of-state (or maybe even just out-of-county) plates since there's really no other reason for an outsider to be in that town. The streets are pretty wide open and it's hard to tell who all is watching. Plus, everyone probably knows everyone else so they'd probably notice an outsider's car.
I agree that these LEO tactics which you all speak of are pretty weak, but I'd probably do the same if I were in their shoes. That's crazy they did call you though. Personally, all I have is a cell phone (no land line), and I never answer calls I don't recognize. So, there's no way I would ever even speak to a LEO cause I wouldn't answer nor would I return their call. When I was there I did find a girl semi-easily but she was nothing special, and I was worried the entire time about getting pulled over...the roads with the SWs are fairly quiet. Luckily, I was able to pick up the girl, drive to a BJ spot, and then drop her back off without anyone batting an eye. I doubt I'd have that success multiple times. I'll never go back.
How did people ever find out about this town and its propensity for having SWs. Anyone know? Kind of interesting imo.[/QUOTE]
Hell I live in the town... just a different part of it. But your points are well taken. They didn't call either; they came to my house.
Did I miss a post somewhere? What town are we all discussing so fervently here? Help a guy out just so I can remember to avoid it like the bloody plague. PM it if discretion is a concern.
Thanks!
[QUOTE=Funtongue13]Hell I live in the town... just a different part of it. But your points are well taken. They didn't call either; they came to my house.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Funtongue13]The worst of all with this, is that I am a local guy. I was just in the wrong part of town!?! It's total bullshit, but they couched the whole action like they were concerned that my car might have been stolen... blah blah blah.[/QUOTE]
Funtongue13 is speaking of the little town in north Texas where his license plate was observed by the vigilantes. He was contacted by the police. He figured they thought he was cruising there. He believes they used the cover of seeing if he would claim his car was stolen.
My post is not related to the town in north Texas. But I had the same thing happen to me in a bit different way, and their concern was really that my car had been stolen. I point out that could have been their concern with Funtongue13 as well. That is a legitimate police thought.
I was stopped leaving a girl's house in my home town, also a small town. I truly believe neither the girl nor her location was under suspicion for anything. It was due to a neighbor's complaint that I parked in an odd way. Well, I did. There was a ditch I had to avoid. Add to this it was late at night and my car did not fit in with the neighborhood. As I learned later the neighbors suspected a drug deal somewhere in their mix and called the police during my date a half block away.
Late at night. Slow activity. Unknowingly, my parked car became the only game in town that night. I was not wise to what was going on a half block away.
So that got the police in the area while she and I were having fun. That also got certain neighbors to stay up late and give a call when I returned to my car and drove off. That explained a police tail I encountered before going two blocks and a police stop as soon as I got a beam of a grocery store parking lot. Suddenly every police car in town was there with headlights spotlighting my car like a night game at Yankee Stadium. Suddenly officers on foot had flashlights shinning all over the inside of my car.
I was not wise to what the officers thought.
The first officer to approach my car did not ask to see my registration, only my license. I thought that strange but based upon what happened later it made sense. They knew who owned the car from the plate. They knew it was properly registered. They were concerned the car was stolen. And they were considering the possibility of a drug deal by the person who stole it.
The officer wanted my license only because he wanted assurance the driver was the registered owner.
Next, the best part, the senior officer came up who I happened to know for 20 years. He told me the concern that the car was stolen and I had attracted neighborhood attention by the way I parked.
Then he asked me what I was doing in that part of town so late at night. I said, "I was seeing a girl." He stepped back suddenly and showed great relief. He said the next time I wanted to see her to not drive my car there, but call him instead and he would drive me there and pick me up when I was done. Imagine the police driving me to a hobby appointment and picking me up. Of course the hobby part was not in the mix to them.
[QUOTE=Ky Guy 123]Did I miss a post somewhere? What town are we all discussing so fervently here? Help a guy out just so I can remember to avoid it like the bloody plague. PM it if discretion is a concern.
Thanks![/QUOTE]
I just sent a PM for this question but it got me thinking. With the situation as it now stands up there, all of this dancing around to avoid mentioning the towns name is becoming a real comedy, kind of like shutting the barn door after the cows have run off. Do we really need to excersise this much caution when it's obvious that the cat's out of the bag on this one? I think the opposition up there knows now what's going on. :)
I was there on Tuesday around Noon. I had to go to Indy for business & stopped through. Drove around a while. Like 45 minutes. No one hassled me. I even saw a the local Uncle LEO. Didn't hassle me. I did get some stares from the porch sitters. But I was an out-of-towner in a high end car. So I'm sure that is what got the stares. I did see 2 girls. That were obviously SWs. Both located on the streets in the back. Sorta by the churches. One about 30. Quite attractive & the other about 35 & looked a bit rough, but do-able. LOL. I passed them a couple times & they waved, but I chickened out. Will all this chatter on here lately. I just didn't need the hassle. I probably won't stop in again. Too risky on a lot of levels. But too bad because I think at night there is probably plenty to be had. Be safe out there.
My thing with the town is that it is closer then Louisville is for me. So it's nice and easy to get there. For a while I was going weekly and saw about every girl in the town I think. Took a break from going there and I've struck out twice the last two times there. I do know my way around and most of the girls but I think the faces are changing there. best thing to do if you go is to have the girl get in your car very quickly and get the hell out of town and get out in the country. Do you business and drop her off quickly. First sign of LEO even patrolling the neighborhood and I get out of there.
Man I have to say the area that I have been rolling for quite some time has just about dried up. Except for one hold out. (large girl always with the wet hair, LOL) tearing down projects always puts a damper on my good time. Oh well the next closest area is hit and miss and I've been running into more and more r. O. B's. One actually dialed 911 in my car cause I offered her 20. I grabbed the phone and threw it out the window (the car was stopped!) she jumped out and keep yelling how "fucked up" that was, Crazy lady! Anyway At least things have improved since derby. But good quality SW is getting slim. I guess there is always portland.
Happy mongering
[QUOTE=Seadog]I just sent a PM for this question but it got me thinking. With the situation as it now stands up there, all of this dancing around to avoid mentioning the towns name is becoming a real comedy, kind of like shutting the barn door after the cows have run off. Do we really need to excersise this much caution when it's obvious that the cat's out of the bag on this one? I think the opposition up there knows now what's going on. :)[/QUOTE]Could someone tell me the town in question?
Has anyone found any new areas with new SW besides 4th St, Portland, 18th, 7th, Preston and Taylor. I would like to new new faces and maybe a new area that Leo isn't all over the place?