Streetwalker Reports

Greetings.

I had a few chances to cruise Lower Price Hill a few times this week, just for recon, unless someone really peaked my interest.

Monday afternoon, I got off of work around 3 and headed down to Warsaw. Stopped at the McDonald's to freshen up (got stopped by a panhandeler asking for money) , and then I was off on my cruise. Didn't really see anyone around Warsaw / Gelnway, so I headed down to State Ave. Cruised around down there for about 10 minutes. Saw one girl with longer blonde hair getting picked up, and would have been interested, had she been available. Then I spotted a WSW with shoulder length blonde hair. At first glance, she looked to be about mid-40's. I swung around the block and pulled up next to her.

She started to yell (as if I wasn't paying attention)"Are you looking for someone?", as if it weren't obvious that I was looking. I looked around and rolled down the window. I asked her name (Charlotte) and I asked her if she wanted a ride and the first thing that she said was "are you a cop?" Not sure what made her think that (maybe because I'm a younger clean cut guy). I said no and left her know that she could do the check. She still said "that doesn't mean you aren't a cop". I didn't feel like arguing with her through the window, and up close the goods were not as appealing as I originally thought (in particular, her teeth). I said sorry, but I'm no longer interested and drove off. Just a few blocks from where I had stopped, I saw LE sitting at the corner; glad I left when I did. I don't think I'll be chatting girls up through the window anymore (which, I know, is a rule).

Yesterday, I had the chance to cruise around; again, just recon, as I had to get back home. Started at Gest down to 50 / River Road (on State Ave) , I saw 5 girls, all WSW, including Misty and Charlotte again.

LPH is quickly becoming one of my favorite spots due to the abundance of WSW (not really into BSW) and ease of finding a spot for a car date. I've crusie OTR a few times (picked up one girl total) , but I just get a bad feeling about LE being more prevalent there, along with limited availabilty of good spots for a car date. Of course, I'm an opportunist, so I'm always looking in neighborhoods aside from LPH on OTR; no luck outside of those areas yet, though.

SJ

. [/QUOTE] My suspicion is that having a known SW in your car it is not an arrestable offense in Cincinnati. If stopped, remember, you were only offering a ride to a hitch hiker-perhaps to offer her a happy meal. . [/QUOTE] LOL, I got stopped once in Covington because of the known SW in my front seat. I met here, honest to god, in the thrift store that used to be there. We talked in line and I offered her a ride to her friends. Not thinkign she was a SW, just some chick. On the way she starts taking her shirt off in the car, in broad daylight, to change into here SW gear. Cops eyeballed her, and she freaked started telling me which way to turn, etc. (4 cop cars descended on me as we were driving) and I pulled over. She was freaking out, but I played it cool. They pulled us out and did search of persons, then started going through the car. I had the dated reciept from the thrift store to back up my story of just giving her a ride, so they let me go, but arrested her on warrants. Moral of the story. When trolling, keep stopping every now and then to get a coke or something and get the reciept. Makes for a good alibi.

[QUOTE=Varoom; 1196659]You might not be old enough, as Cherokee Motors wasn't the original car lot at that location, they came about in the mid 60's. Carthage was the early version of an auto mall with a handful of new car dealers on Vine St. Which dated into the early 50", maybe even earlier.

I guess you could say it is still being used today. In an article in Cinti Mag in May 99, did a piece on the sign and pegged the origin to an advertising piece offered to a GM Pontiac dealer in the 50's and speculate that the sign was originally there by the mid 50's at either Sky Pontiac, or a Schott family dealership. Another account says Jake Sweeney had it built, so not clear on the orig owner but it was a new car dealership as the orig owner.

The Pontiac brand is / was named after the Pontiac Indians, if you didn't know, hence the BIG indian sign; (obviously before political correctness). So it clearly was connected to a new car dealership and dates to the mid 50's.

I have been around since the 40's, and remember the landmark sign and the new car dealerships there as a kid, but thankfully I am still interested and able to monger. So back to the orig subject matter. [/QUOTE]Ahh yes, Sat. Afternoons, after cartoons and in with the be / w movies, their message was plastered all over along with Pat and Joe's Furniture.

Great times those for that area of town too. To see it now, you would never know just how alive it was just a short time ago.

Thanks for the memories.

[QUOTE=Cincinnati Boy; 1197351]Ahh yes, Sat. Afternoons, after cartoons and in with the be / w movies, their message was plastered all over along with Pat and Joe's Furniture.

Great times those for that area of town too. To see it now, you would never know just how alive it was just a short time ago.

Thanks for the memories. [/QUOTE]I seem to recall Larry Smith's Puppets, Choc-Cola, the Kool Ghoul and Cash Amburgy's Bargain Barn as well.

Starting to feel old. Talk about a "blast from the past". If you go by that area now, it is very run down. Totally different than what it was 30 years ago. The Hamilton County Fairgrounds used to be in that area too. I am not even sure if they have that anymore.

[QUOTE=Mrrdfun;1197449]I seem to recall Larry Smith's Puppets, Choc-Cola, the Kool Ghoul and Cash Amburgy's Bargain Barn as well.[/QUOTE]

Haven't posted in a while been doing a lot of recon lately and it is not looking too good out there. I did pick up a girl in UPH brown hair, tattoo, probably about late 20's. She gave a nice slow steady BBBJCIM for. 2. Doesn't seem to be on drugs so that was nice. I have more info if you are interested to pm me. Mcmick was dead yesterday despite the nice weather. I was shocked first time I have drove the strip without seeing a single SW. Times are changing I guess.

Happy Hunting!

[QUOTE=Mrrdfun;1197449]I seem to recall Larry Smith's Puppets, Choc-Cola, the Kool Ghoul and Cash Amburgy's Bargain Barn as well.[/QUOTE]Oh man, I remember Battie Hattie from Cincinnati and the Kool Ghoul. I miss that stuff. Ok enough off topic I guess.

I saw a WSW on McMick this afternoon. Ash blonde. 40 ish with her arm in a cast. Actually looked decent on the driveby but too much LEO to scoop her up. Any info?

A few days ago I saw a striking tall "WSW" on Riddle at McMick with dark hair tipped in pink. I turned around and she was turned away kneeling down digging in her oversized bag. Then I saw two CPD sruisers around the bend. Maybe it was nothing, but she seemed TGTBT, so I bolted.

Still no luck Norwood or Reading.

Saw a couple sights on 4th street, a blonde walking with a long bearded old man turned on to winkler. As I turned the corner going toward central I saw out of the corner of my eye, a another blond with a white shopping bag walking. I

Went around for another pass and leo was checking her out too. She showed what was in her bag, but that did'nt matter because another leo showed up and I guess they took her in. Too bad, but that place is pretty hot and you got to be carefully, judging about the arrests I read about in the see. J. Online reports. The actions there I guess, does anyone

Who those SW were and maybe some info on them? I am real careful in that area and I guess everybody better too.

[QUOTE=Hits50;1198560]Saw a couple sights on 4th street, a blonde walking with a long bearded old man turned on to winkler. As I turned the corner going toward central I saw out of the corner of my eye, a another blond with a white shopping bag walking. I went around for another pass and leo was checking her out too. She showed what was in her bag, but that did'nt matter because another leo showed up and I guess they took her in. [/QUOTE]I think Hits50 meant to place this in the Louisville, KY thread based on his prior posting history. He has me curious about what was in the bag though unless that was just his cryptic way of saying that she gave him "the look"?

[QUOTE=Hits50; 1198560]Saw a couple sights on 4th street, a blonde walking with a long bearded old man turned on to winkler. As I turned the corner going toward central I saw out of the corner of my eye, a another blond with a white shopping bag walking. I

Went around for another pass and leo was checking her out too. She showed what was in her bag, but that did'nt matter because another leo showed up and I guess they took her in. Too bad, but that place is pretty hot and you got to be carefully, judging about the arrests I read about in the see. J. Online reports. The actions there I guess, does anyone

Who those SW were and maybe some info on them? I am real careful in that area and I guess everybody better too. [/QUOTE]OK, I'm not quite sure you know you way around Cincinnati or maybe all of these locations are all complete different sightings. 4th Street is downtown and there is also one in Northside. Were U-turning from 4th "onto" Central Avenue and not "towards" it? Also, Winkler is up Vine before Jackson Park. The Winkler area might be a spot to find SW's, but def not downtown on 4th St. What's the deal with all of this? I usually just browse past posts like these, but this has me scratching my head.

[QUOTE=Ceenote;1198811]I think Hits50 meant to place this in the Louisville, KY thread based on his prior posting history. He has me curious about what was in the bag though unless that was just his cryptic way of saying that she gave him "the look"?[/QUOTE]I was thinking that while reading that,"this would make sense in Louisville, because Winkler is right there"

[QUOTE=Varoom; 1196659]You might not be old enough, as Cherokee Motors wasn't the original car lot at that location, they came about in the mid 60's. Carthage was the early version of an auto mall with a handful of new car dealers on Vine St. Which dated into the early 50", maybe even earlier.

I guess you could say it is still being used today. In an article in Cinti Mag in May 99, did a piece on the sign and pegged the origin to an advertising piece offered to a GM Pontiac dealer in the 50's and speculate that the sign was originally there by the mid 50's at either Sky Pontiac, or a Schott family dealership. Another account says Jake Sweeney had it built, so not clear on the orig owner but it was a new car dealership as the orig owner.

The Pontiac brand is / was named after the Pontiac Indians, if you didn't know, hence the BIG indian sign; (obviously before political correctness). So it clearly was connected to a new car dealership and dates to the mid 50's.

I have been around since the 40's, and remember the landmark sign and the new car dealerships there as a kid, but thankfully I am still interested and able to monger. So back to the orig subject matter. [/QUOTE]Never thought I would get this response with the sign. I just wanted to use it as a land mark. Wanted to bring up more possible activity in this area of SW. I remember the TV ads in the late 60s and 70s

[QUOTE=Mrrdfun;1197449]I seem to recall Larry Smith's Puppets, Choc-Cola, the Kool Ghoul and Cash Amburgy's Bargain Barn as well.[/QUOTE]Where you save Cash with Cash.

Snarfie our dog.

Now, back to our regular show.

[QUOTE=Giani; 1190037]I have attached a couple pix taken last month. Perhaps you recognize them from your cruising?

You can PM me if you know them. Of course, I have no idea if they are working girls or not.
[url]http://www.usasexguide.info/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=130272&d=1304891915[/url][/QUOTE]I am fairly confident that my date tonight was the one in Giani's pic labeled as "firehydrant". Tonight her hair was in braided pigtails (which added to her cuteness factor) and she looks like she has been getting plenty of sun because her legs and arms looked really tan. The only other distinguishing mark that I recall was a tatoo on forearm or perhaps on the inside of arm near wrist. Tribal type art?

When she said that her name was Snow, I knew that I had read the name here, but could not recall whether it was good or bad. And now I know that it was bad. Constant complaining and subpar service meant for a lost evening. I had rolled for quite a while without seeing anyone worthwhile tonight and got excited when I found this cutie. Shame that it was a waste of time!

I have also heard others mention "Snowflake". Do we know if Snow and Snowflake are one in the same?