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Drove through on Sunday early afternoon. Not much walking activity seen at all, saw a cracked out looking dirty blonde haired girl chatting it up with some dude who had to be at least 60 coming out of a restaurant near Sedgley. A lot of LE patrolling.
Drove through around 3:00pm, no one out. Finished by business, and went by around 6:00pm. There were a few ladies out. Very little obvious LE. Saw one WSW, brunette, probably in late teens or early 20's. Very attractive, but way down near Lehigh. By the time I circled back without being too obvious, she was gone. 2 older WSW further up K near A, but moving very slow, barely standing. Finally, 2 other attractive WSW, mid thirties, both times I circled they were with what I guessed to be a pimp.
Is asking if you want a ride the best approach? I've seem loads of providers at home and in my hotel, but never SW.
I spotted a short brunette as she was walking north and I was driving south on the K near Huntingdon late this afternoon, but by the time I did a Boston-Jasper-Letterly u-turn, she was getting into some guy's SUV. I kind of regretted that, because the quality on my stroll for the next two hours was low. Some of the usual suspects I saw were:
• Kate and Corrine at DD, the latter actually looking slimmer and better in her glasses than she did years ago
• a tall redheaded Krista-look-alike sitting at M Street
• Jasmine on the railing at her usual Tioga post
• Mary walking about at her usual bookstore post
After a vodka & stuffed cabbage (don't laugh, Polish cuisine has been around longer than you have) at the New Wave Cafe, I returned to the K with new energy. It took just one loop before I came across that same short brunette I saw earlier at Huntingdon. Lucky me.
Her name is Patty (Patti?), she's fairly short, medium weight, and has medium length dark red hair, brown eyes, and a pleasant face. She was pretty relaxed about the whole pickup thing. She wasn't much of a talker on the way to our destination, but has a nice voice not marred by cigarettes yet. She says she's from Delaware county, and I'm guessing she was a good Catholic girl because of her politeness (asked me if she could turn the radio up on a favorite song, said it was rude to count money in front of a guy, spoke out against the recent cop-killings, agreed to every suggestion I made about where to go, didn't ask what we were going to do or for how much). She's also a sports nut.
When she stripped, she showed a squarish body, with small mounds in front, and thighs and a stomach that have probably reached a nice limit for her small frame. She did all I asked and took no initiative. I think if we meet again it could get more exciting as we become more relaxed with each other. I asked to take one picture but she said no. I suppose if I had proposed a tip she might have bended, but I just wanted to post a body shot here and didn't feel like negotiating a tip for that.
The ride back had a couple of surprises. I was regaling her with a story I posted [url=http://www.usasexguide.info/forum/showpost.php?p=682571&postcount=1189]here[/url] recently where a cop car turned the corner just as I was walking to my car with a girl I had picked up. She quietly said, "[i]I[/i] was that girl. My jaw must have hit the floor, but I immediately realized this Patty indeed was the Pat I missed out on a couple of months back. She's added a few pounds and a few pimples, but still has that pleasant aura about her. So be persistent you guys, you'll eventually get your rewards.
The other shocker was when she described where she worked last year, it turned out to be where I work! I never knew her there (the place has a huge number of employees) but I wasn't about to let on that we once worked "together". Oh, and when I told her the part of town where I lived, she was able to describe character of the streets nearby very well. So I guess the moral there is you never know who you'll run into on the K...be discreet!
Anyway, the bottom line is that Patty's not a beauty but nice-looking, short, quiet, competent and obedient in bed, and holds promise of being more effusive/fun in time. She's out most every evening. Unfortunately her phone was stolen.
[QUOTE=Theycallmehawk]Is asking if you want a ride the best approach? I've seem loads of providers at home and in my hotel, but never SW.[/QUOTE]Make eye contact, wave them over, do something. Trust me, they will hop right in. There is no reason to be nervous. Just never say anything more than, "Do you want a ride?" 99% of the time, if you wave them over, circle the block after making eye contact, etc. asking them if they want a ride is not even necessary. They will just come over and hop in.
Seems dry lately in South Philly.
Anyone got something to report on the area lately?
Broke the leash and hit the K. Did the cruse and found Rachael. Strawberry blonde, cute face, nice body. Over score would be an 8. She appeared unworn and clean. Found a spot and worked out for a BBBJ. Service was a bit rushed but would use the service again.
[QUOTE=Curiousjoe]Seems dry lately in South Philly.
Anyone got something to report on the area lately?[/QUOTE]South Philly is dead. There was recently a bust of some girls who worked near the Dolphin that I saw as I was passing it a week ago. I recognized one being cuffed as someone who I used to see walking Broad. You'll still see a girl here or there, but nothing worth making a trip for.
I haven't seen anyone south of Snyder on the diagonal either.
I visited K Sunday late afternoon and early evening. I realized how fast a year has passed when I saw all the cars filled with people carrying Puerto Rican flags. It reminded me that last year on the same holiday I was also on the Ave making a pickup. Anybody know what holiday it is BTW?
I'm spending a lot less time on K these days. I visit less often and when I'm there I usually only do a couple rides up and down the stroll before deciding whether to buy or leave. It used to be I'd make a pickup on 90% or more of my visits. I realize I've gotten more cautious after a couple semi-close calls this year. Certain locations like the corner of Tioga and the 7-11 where I've made many pickups over the years now seem too public to me now. Sunday I did spend more time on the Ave however.
There were a fair number of girls out but almost nothing from Lehigh to Girard. That might have been related to LE being posted for hours at the Lehigh and Huntingdon intersections. I saw Cooky's Sabrina, wearing short shorts on Pike on a couple of drive bys. I've been with her and agree she's good but her thickish body is not my favorite type. On one pass Sabrina was talking w/ a light colored blonde (5/4") who has a somewhat large nose. I can't remember her name (Liz maybe?) but I've been w/ her a couple times and her toothy, dick-scraping BBBJ didn't get any better the second time around. I'm pretty sure I've posted on her but I couldn't find a report in the archives by anyone which seems strange since she's been a K regular for a long time now.
I saw a couple of cute young blondes between Clearfield and Somerset, one might have been Pinky, the other had a smoking petite body and was walking w/ another young girl by the new convenience store. This blonde looked almost too fresh and tasty to be real but both girls walked right over to a car in the convenience store parking lot and talked to a middleaged monger through his car windor before heading down the street (Orleans?). I started to turn right to go after them before realizing oh yeah it's a one way street going the other way. By the time I circled the block of course they were gone. Damn K one-ways.
I ended up picking up a tall, older brunette Kathleen down around Pike. In the car she turned out to be quite a bit older than I thought but has nice facial features. I've said many times that I like a nice MILF or even a young GILF from time to time. Their experience, friendliness, and willingness to please sometimes makes them more enjoyable than younger, hotter girls who lack skills and don't care much about getting repeat business. Kathleen is nice, has okay skills but isn't in that class.
[QUOTE=Mike 80]I visited K Sunday late afternoon and early evening. I realized how fast a year has passed when I saw all the cars filled with people carrying Puerto Rican flags. It reminded me that last year on the same holiday I was also on the Ave making a pickup. Anybody know what holiday it is BTW?[/QUOTE]They're all returning from the parade. I probably passed you on the K. I was busy smiling and honking back at the flag wavers. Unfortunately none of the hot young girls left their convertibles to jump into my car. I used to celebrate this day with Angie, my favorite Puerto Rican. Alas, she has moved on. Here's more than you wanted to know:
46th Regional Puerto Rican Day Parade 2008
Sunday, September 28th, 2008
J.F.K. Parkway - Center City
Expected Attendance: 5,000
Philadelphia's Puerto Rican Day Parade is the "Crown Jewel" of the Puerto Rican Festival. It was one of the first ethnic parades televised in Philadelphia by WPVI-TV Channel 6 (ABC affiliate). Wally Kennedy and Diego Castellanos have traditionally served as the hosts for the televised portion of the parade, which allows an additional 60,000 viewers to tune in for a display of cultural pride. Youth groups, community organizations, schools, corporate sponsors and many others across the tri-state area participate in making this parade a showcase of Puerto Rican and Latino culture.
Puerto Rican Festival
A Philadelphia tradition since 1962, the Puerto Rican Festival is a citywide event organized by the Council of Spanish Speaking Organizations, Inc. (Concilio), the oldest Latino social service agency in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Since its humble beginnings, the Puerto Rican Festival has promoted unity, economic development, and education while preserving and promoting the culture and heritage of its people.
Numerous events are held as part of the Puerto Rican Festival. These include among others the official kick-off and poster unveiling ceremony, the Penn’s Landing Hispanic Fiesta, a job fair, a salute to our senior citizens, and a banquet-gala. The festival culminates with the Puerto Rican Day Parade in downtown Philadelphia. With over 100 participating groups vying for awards, this lively spectacle is a true celebration of rhythms in living colors.
[QUOTE=Horny Harry]They're all returning from the parade. I probably passed you on the K. I was busy smiling and honking back at the flag wavers. Unfortunately none of the hot young girls left their convertibles to jump into my car. I used to celebrate this day with Angie, my favorite Puerto Rican. Alas, she has moved on. Here's more than you wanted to know:
46th Regional Puerto Rican Day Parade 2008
Sunday, September 28th, 2008
J.F.K. Parkway - Center City
Expected Attendance: 5,000
Philadelphia's Puerto Rican Day Parade is the "Crown Jewel" of the Puerto Rican Festival. It was one of the first ethnic parades televised in Philadelphia by WPVI-TV Channel 6 (ABC affiliate). Wally Kennedy and Diego Castellanos have traditionally served as the hosts for the televised portion of the parade, which allows an additional 60,000 viewers to tune in for a display of cultural pride. Youth groups, community organizations, schools, corporate sponsors and many others across the tri-state area participate in making this parade a showcase of Puerto Rican and Latino culture.
Puerto Rican Festival
A Philadelphia tradition since 1962, the Puerto Rican Festival is a citywide event organized by the Council of Spanish Speaking Organizations, Inc. (Concilio), the oldest Latino social service agency in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Since its humble beginnings, the Puerto Rican Festival has promoted unity, economic development, and education while preserving and promoting the culture and heritage of its people.
Numerous events are held as part of the Puerto Rican Festival. These include among others the official kick-off and poster unveiling ceremony, the Penn’s Landing Hispanic Fiesta, a job fair, a salute to our senior citizens, and a banquet-gala. The festival culminates with the Puerto Rican Day Parade in downtown Philadelphia. With over 100 participating groups vying for awards, this lively spectacle is a true celebration of rhythms in living colors.[/QUOTE]
During the Puerto Rican Day Parade, is an excellent time to be down on the "K." Buy a flag and hang it out of your car and you've got an instant excuse to be on the "K." I missed it this year. But, for the last two years I got lucky with some good results during the parade. The only problem was getting around the crowd. Last year I drove down into the middle of the celebration and it took me an hour to get out and pass the celebrating cars. Now I know to avoid any east and west streets between Huntingdon Park and Vine St. Once you are on the "K," buy a cheap flag, blown you horn and wave at the girls.
CookyJar
Thanks Harry and CJ. So it's a local thing. I figured it was a national Puerto Rican holiday but Googling and Wikipedia didn't turn up anything. Lively celebration that's for sure. And Harry you're right, there were plenty of fine young Puerto Rican girls on display. Unfortunately they were all hanging out of cars waving flags. For some strange reason it didn't seem any were interested in leaving their friends to perform an emergency pipe cleaning on me.
I had a friend, who is not aware of my activities, mention that a woman propositioned him at the Dunkin Donut/Sunoco corner. Anyone ever hear of any SWs in that area?
Thanks
[QUOTE=Theycallmehawk]I had a friend, who is not aware of my activities, mention that a woman propositioned him at the Dunkin Donut/Sunoco corner. Anyone ever hear of any SWs in that area?
Thanks[/QUOTE]
Ridge Ave near 33rd St has a small BSW population. They are mostly crack heads and a few neighborhood girls. It's okay if you are passing though but I wouldn't make a special trip. In the distance pass I have gotten one or two nice ones but nothing recent.
A few years back I picked-up a nice young WSW on Ridge near the Cemetery. She was just passing though on her way back to the Northeast. She had been out with a friend and got stranded in Roxborough. I just happened to be in the right place at the right time- it happens. Probably a similar thing happened with your buddy.
CookyJar
G'day Cookey,
The Cemeterys always a good place to take the Lovvy 'cause when yer buggerin' her 'round the graves -- "Dead blokes dont tell no tales" much-any!
#### Salty
I was out around Kensington this morning. Maybe the timing was off. I got there around 9:30am....very dead. Not even one possible. Anyone know what's up....or was this just a bad time?