Streetwalker Reports

Just saw everyone's favorite dead fish, Brooklyn, walking southbound near Southgate. I now understand the frustration why'all feel, as the second she said her name I said to myself "Goddammit". Because, apart from some acne scars or whathaveyou on her face, which is still pretty cute nonetheless, that is one phenomenal little body on her. I watched that little behind sashay away after I politely declined any kind of dream and had to bite the proverbial fist. She did give me A set of digits; don't know if they were HER set of digits, but perhaps I'll give 'them a try next week when I have some free time. Who knows--perhaps I'll catch her on a good night (yeah, right...

Anyone who wants to be frustrated, but still dream with a hot little spinner, feel free to pm me for these possibly fraudulent digits.

Did a loop through NPR from Holiday to the bridge. Only saw 2 SW. Both regulars hangin by the bridge. Save the numbers you got boys, cause I have not seen a lot of new talent in NPR. Well have not seen very much old talent either lately.

[QUOTE=ParaDave;1929550]Did a loop through NPR from Holiday to the bridge. Only saw 2 SW. Both regulars hangin by the bridge. Save the numbers you got boys, cause I have not seen a lot of new talent in NPR. Well have not seen very much old talent either lately.[/QUOTE]Yup, I took a leisurely drive today as well; went almost to Spring Hill and as far south as Trouble Creek and saw nothing but Brooklyn, though I did see a woman sitting on a bike by the NPR bridge, possibly with earbuds in, maybe even holding a book? Was that a candidate? Anyway, I had a nice-sounding Hendrix concert playing the whole ride, so time was not wasted.

Ever since NPR passed there new ordinance foot traffic seemed to slow way down, at least in the Hudson area.

I've only seen a couple here and there. Maybe it's the shitty weather?

Brook will probably be one of the first to get popped under the new law. She'll be the litmus test to see how long they keep them on vacation.

[QUOTE=CurbCrawler;1929772]Ever since NPR passed there new ordinance foot traffic seemed to slow way down, at least in the Hudson area.

I've only seen a couple here and there. Maybe it's the shitty weather?

Brook will probably be one of the first to get popped under the new law. She'll be the litmus test to see how long they keep them on vacation.[/QUOTE]Brook is out and about got a glance of her in the Tarpon Springs area.

[QUOTE=CurbCrawler;1929772]Ever since NPR passed there new ordinance foot traffic seemed to slow way down, at least in the Hudson area.

I've only seen a couple here and there. Maybe it's the shitty weather?

Brook will probably be one of the first to get popped under the new law. She'll be the litmus test to see how long they keep them on vacation.[/QUOTE]Don't take this as Gospel, but there is no new ordinance yet, I believe the town council only agreed to look further into the idea at the last town council meeting. This probably made the chief nervous so he decided to pass down orders to make the streets "safer" for its citizens!

[QUOTE=GlennP;1930329]Don't take this as Gospel, but there is no new ordinance yet, I believe the town council only agreed to look further into the idea at the last town council meeting. This probably made the chief nervous so he decided to pass down orders to make the streets "safer" for its citizens![/QUOTE]Unless I'm reading this wrong, it did pass. Sorry not sure how to link this:

[URL]http://tbo.com/pasco-county/new-port-richey-fights-back-against-prostitution-20131109[/URL]

Pretty unfuckinconstitutional if you ask me.

Any more specific geography as to what part of tarpon springs for Booke? Need to get a nut off and I love pounding that limp fish LOL.

YMMV but Brook is better than rated here. She took her time and direction well. One of the FINEST SW I've had.

Clean kitty and DT BBBJ lots of wetness. Knows how to take carenof the lollypop. Was a catch and release type.

Going to def go again and next time FS.

New Port Richey fights back against prostitution.

An ordinance the New Port Richey City Council approved on final reading Tuesday will end the "revolving door" surrounding prostitution in the city, Councilman Jeff Starkey said.

By Carl Orth.

Suncoast News.

Published: November 9, 2013.

NEW PORT RICHEY — New Port Richey City Council members have approved an ordinance providing stronger penalties for solicitation for prostitution.

Under the new rules, a first offense under the prostitution ordinance could result in up to 60 days in jail and a $500 fine. Repeat offenses could result in six months in jail and up to $1,000 in fines.

Under the ordinance, police can arrest a repeat offender who attempts to solicit for prostitution by stopping a vehicle or leaves with the motorist.

City police officials last month said the additional regulations would help officers combat problems with prostitution.

Along with the prostitution ordinance, the city council took final action on a chronic nuisance ordinance last week by adopting the same fines as state statute. A few months ago, the city began its special magistrate system to hear these types of cases.

For years, law enforcement in West Pasco has been trying to crack down on prostitution, especially along USA 19 in the New Port Richey-Port Richey area. The undercover enforcement efforts have targeted the prostitutes and their would-be customers.

Past regulations often led to a "revolving door," Councilman Jeff Starkey has said. Starkey has called the proposed ordinance a "great step.

Since April, crime issues have been a primary focus for many New Port Richey leaders.

"The biggest complaint I get is crime in the city," Mayor Bob Consalvo has said.

The mayor estimated that about half of the phone calls, emails and other correspondence that he receives come from residents concerned about crime.

"They're really frightened" to live in or visit some sections of the city, Consalvo said.

Too many places in the city have become hangouts for prostitutes, drug addicts and criminals, Starkey said during an April city council meeting. He said that could stunt efforts to redevelop New Port Richey by attracting more residents and businesses.

The crime issue took on even greater urgency in September when more than a dozen residents demanded changes to "take back the city.

You can find Brooke hangin around the ALT 19 and Orange street area in Tarpon. She starts there around 10 or 11 and then walks ALT 19 to 19 then north.

[QUOTE=Brushout;1931040]New Port Richey fights back against prostitution.

An ordinance the New Port Richey City Council approved on final reading Tuesday will end the "revolving door" surrounding prostitution in the city, Councilman Jeff Starkey said.

By Carl Orth.

Suncoast News.

Published: November 9, 2013.

NEW PORT RICHEY — New Port Richey City Council members have approved an ordinance providing stronger penalties for solicitation for prostitution.

Under the new rules, a first offense under the prostitution ordinance could result in up to 60 days in jail and a $500 fine. Repeat offenses could result in six months in jail and up to $1,000 in fines.

Under the ordinance, police can arrest a repeat offender who attempts to solicit for prostitution by stopping a vehicle or leaves with the motorist.

City police officials last month said the additional regulations would help officers combat problems with prostitution.

Along with the prostitution ordinance, the city council took final action on a chronic nuisance ordinance last week by adopting the same fines as state statute. A few months ago, the city began its special magistrate system to hear these types of cases.

For years, law enforcement in West Pasco has been trying to crack down on prostitution, especially along USA 19 in the New Port Richey-Port Richey area. The undercover enforcement efforts have targeted the prostitutes and their would-be customers.

Past regulations often led to a "revolving door," Councilman Jeff Starkey has said. Starkey has called the proposed ordinance a "great step.

Since April, crime issues have been a primary focus for many New Port Richey leaders.

"The biggest complaint I get is crime in the city," Mayor Bob Consalvo has said.

The mayor estimated that about half of the phone calls, emails and other correspondence that he receives come from residents concerned about crime.

"They're really frightened" to live in or visit some sections of the city, Consalvo said.

Too many places in the city have become hangouts for prostitutes, drug addicts and criminals, Starkey said during an April city council meeting. He said that could stunt efforts to redevelop New Port Richey by attracting more residents and businesses.

The crime issue took on even greater urgency in September when more than a dozen residents demanded changes to "take back the city.[/QUOTE]Are some of the politicians who come up with these harebrained strategies. NPR po po chief stated a couple of weeks ago that he didn't have enough manpower to chase working ladies. They're not hiring more cops; so who's going to enforce this stupid law anyways?? With so many businesses vacant and / or shut down on US19 you'd think they'd welcome the economic stimulus we mongers provide?! It really ought to be a felony for a nimrod politician to pretend he knows what he's doing when he's really just clueless.

[QUOTE=Arabdude;1930547]Any more specific geography as to what part of tarpon springs for Booke? Need to get a nut off and I love pounding that limp fish LOL.[/QUOTE]I can't seem to miss her. She's out every day. She looked so good the other day I almost scooped her but too much work to do. Just stroll between Marine Pky and Main St. You can't miss her. BTW the number I have for her is no good can someone PM me.

Thanks.

[QUOTE=MongerMan90;1931200]I can't seem to miss her. She's out every day. She looked so good the other day I almost scooped her but too much work to do. Just stroll between Marine Pky and Main St. You can't miss her. BTW the number I have for her is no good can someone PM me.

Thanks.[/QUOTE]If you want to catch her when she is fresh, that means clean but not medicated (will come down on price so she can get her meds), she walks from Tarpon up Alt 19 from the area of Orange St. To Holiday, then up 19 to the Southgate?/ Kmart area. If you catch her after her afternoon treat, she is nicer, but not as attentive.

[QUOTE=PeterRammer;1931056]Are some of the politicians who come up with these harebrained strategies. NPR po po chief stated a couple of weeks ago that he didn't have enough manpower to chase working ladies. They're not hiring more cops; so who's going to enforce this stupid law anyways?? With so many businesses vacant and / or shut down on US19 you'd think they'd welcome the economic stimulus we mongers provide?! It really ought to be a felony for a nimrod politician to pretend he knows what he's doing when he's really just clueless.[/QUOTE]I think it is just something extra they can throw at you if the encounter it.