Streetwalker Reports

Was down towards Bessemer Sat afternoon headed away from B-ham and saw a petite redhead walking towards the two gas stations about one mile past the ace motel, pulled in the station on right, got out and started messing with stuff on back of truck til she got there, I said how you doing, and the convo started and ended with do you need a ride, went to two different spots she suggested I didn't like either of them. Settled on some road head for a Jackson, she could definitely dt and took the whole load with out complaining, said name was megan and had no digits.

Bamacowboy.

[QUOTE=Wiregrass;2931626]My experience has often been different. When compared to "the lookers" most of these plain janes provide a better experience.

Not all, but enough that I don't count them out. My advice: to see who shines you just need to turn down the lights.[/QUOTE]Yes, the plain Janes or a number 4 or 5 seem to be much better than some girl who might be a 9 or 10. The "Gods Gift to Man" type act as.

Though they are doing you a favor when it should be looked at as date with mutual benefits. Also, the model types are the ones that put the.

Clock on you.

Spotted 2 near the ACE today. WSW is JJ and the.

BSW is Leah.

Last time I picked up JJ she rushed me like crazy and demanded more money. Done with her.

Leah is actually very attractive for a BSW and I have seen her several times. Last time I saw her (6 months ago) she was covered in sores and looked near death so I politely declined. I can't believe she is still walking.

I also saw WSW Christy back down at the Shell gas station but she disappeared when I was able to turn back around.

Happy hunting.

Cindy from the Tire Store I don't think is in the business anymore, the last time I saw her working she was walking across the parking lot at the anchor and that was maybe 4-5 years ago. A few months ago I saw her at the liquor store in Asheville and she looked like she had cleaned herself up some, I haven't seen her out in the stroll in a long time.

Swung by first avenue, and picked up tasha again, she delivered another excellent CBJ, her preference and I didn't object. Set me back a Jackson and a hamilton, This time I got digits if anyone interested.

Bamacowboy.

[QUOTE=ClarkKent;2919890]There's quite a few locally that could have fit that bill, through the years. Surprisingly, there were a lot of mongers who would date them just because of their decent body, regardless of the fact their face could have turned you to stone. One I called Grandma was one of those from over a decade ago. Another more recent was one that was called Tire Store Cindy. Lil Bit is another of those that would be on the list in my book.[/QUOTE]I had a run-in with Tire Store Cindy a couple of years back. Great looking from half a block away, but get within 50 feet or so, an she looks like she's been rode hard and put up wet.

[QUOTE=DickToSuck;2940826]I had a run-in with Tire Store Cindy a couple of years back. Great looking from half a block away, but get within 50 feet or so, an she looks like she's been rode hard and put up wet.[/QUOTE]That's happened quite often in my years of mongering. That's why I circle the block a couple of times to get a better look. Plus I make sure to have the door locked, even as she approaches, so I don't have a butterface inside the vehicle before I've seen what she looks like. It's amazing what distance does to improve the looks of someone, almost as good as alcohol, LOL. It's almost like a living projection of those mug shot time progression things they do showing the effects of meth and / or crack. As you approach them, they show more and more of the effects.

A funny thing I wanted to comment about was an article that appeared in the paper earlier this week. There was this big article advertising these apartments in Avondale called Avondale Gardens, which are on the corner of 3rd & 43rd Street. The whole article is a fluff piece, trying to make Avondale look like this wonderful place to live, and mentioning that the area 'fell on hard times during the latter part of the 1900's', and that the '2000's have been kinder to the neighborhood'. It also says children are zoned for Woodlawn High School, 'part of the Birmingham City Schools system' like that's supposed to be some wonderful selling point. There's like 8 photos with the article, and over half of them are pictures of Avondale Park. What gets me is this very apartment complex is a place I know for a fact drugs are presently sold out of from more than one tenant, yet they want to tout this neighborhood as being clean, safe, and friendly. Yet try to tell anyone that, or comment on articles on [URL]al.com[/URL] about anything like it, and they make it look like you have no idea what you're talking about. Same with that new area in Woodlawn behind Pacific Seafood. I'm just waiting on some clueless early 20's couple who moves in somewhere around there to get murdered or attacked while out walking the dog in the middle of the night thinking they're safe. All those houses they built around there looks like someone came along with them already built and plopped them down on top of what was already there, leaving the crap and blight still there right next door.

That's funny. I didn't see that but that's not surprising. It reminds me of the sign on 59 south at the Parkway East exit advertising motels in the area, and one of them is that suitable, hooker den in East Lake. Just think of some family traveling and go looking for a place to stay and end up there. I remember a few years ago an article about a couple that had moved into Norwood and was trying to change the area. They were some dumb, hipster couple trying to improve the area. They had talked in the article about how their car had been broken into, and some things stolen from the property, but they were the "non violent" type that probably made their own granola.

[QUOTE=ClarkKent;2949936]A funny thing I wanted to comment about was an article that appeared in the paper earlier this week. There was this big article advertising these apartments in Avondale called Avondale Gardens, which are on the corner of 3rd & 43rd Street. The whole article is a fluff piece, trying to make Avondale look like this wonderful place to live, and mentioning that the area 'fell on hard times during the latter part of the 1900's', and that the '2000's have been kinder to the neighborhood'. It also says children are zoned for Woodlawn High School, 'part of the Birmingham City Schools system' like that's supposed to be some wonderful selling point. There's like 8 photos with the article, and over half of them are pictures of Avondale Park. What gets me is this very apartment complex is a place I know for a fact drugs are presently sold out of from more than one tenant, yet they want to tout this neighborhood as being clean, safe, and friendly. Yet try to tell anyone that, or comment on articles on [URL]al.com[/URL] about anything like it, and they make it look like you have no idea what you're talking about. Same with that new area in Woodlawn behind Pacific Seafood. I'm just waiting on some clueless early 20's couple who moves in somewhere around there to get murdered or attacked while out walking the dog in the middle of the night thinking they're safe. All those houses they built around there looks like someone came along with them already built and plopped them down on top of what was already there, leaving the crap and blight still there right next door.[/QUOTE]

Saw the story about the man that was found murdered behind the Sky. News said that he was believed to be a pimp.

[QUOTE=SlumpBuster17;2961260]Saw the story about the man that was found murdered behind the Sky. News said that he was believed to be a pimp.[/QUOTE]Yeah, they said he had a disability. Made me wonder if it's the one-legged guy. Though he's probably older than 28.

So apparently the attached article says the 'pimp' that got killed actually was the one-legged guy. Anybody who mongers knows who this guy is, as he was always seen at gas stations all over Woodlawn & East Lake, walking on crutches. I also find it hard to believe he's just 28. He's been around that area for YEARS. I do know he smoked crack, so seeing they called him a 'pimp', that's sort of hard to see. They said he and some white girl was sleeping in abandoned houses, so I'm thinking they assume he was her pimp when in actuality they were boyfriend & girlfriend, and she was the one supplying their dope habit. We all know how reporters that don't actually know what's going on claim the SW are 'victims'. I used to see this blonde walk around with him a few years ago and I always wondered how's he going to take care of his girl with one leg - hobble across the street? I also know how he lost his leg, too. He tried breaking into some guys house by climbing in the window, and didn't know the guy was at home. When the homeowner saw him, he got a shotgun and shot him, blowing his leg off.

[URL]http://www.al.com/news/birmingham/index.ssf/2016/06/21-year-old_man_charged_in_wee.html[/URL]

The part I like is how the police pat themselves on the back for apprehending this dangerous man. Seems like he was arrested every other week for something. Enough of things where he shouldn't have been out to even try shooting anyone.

[QUOTE=ClarkKent;2963862]So apparently the attached article says the 'pimp' that got killed actually was the one-legged guy. Anybody who mongers knows who this guy is, as he was always seen at gas stations all over Woodlawn & East Lake, walking on crutches. I also find it hard to believe he's just 28. He's been around that area for YEARS. I do know he smoked crack, so seeing they called him a 'pimp', that's sort of hard to see. They said he and some white girl was sleeping in abandoned houses, so I'm thinking they assume he was her pimp when in actuality they were boyfriend & girlfriend, and she was the one supplying their dope habit. We all know how reporters that don't actually know what's going on claim the SW are 'victims'. I used to see this blonde walk around with him a few years ago and I always wondered how's he going to take care of his girl with one leg - hobble across the street? I also know how he lost his leg, too. He tried breaking into some guys house by climbing in the window, and didn't know the guy was at home. When the homeowner saw him, he got a shotgun and shot him, blowing his leg off.

[URL]http://www.al.com/news/birmingham/index.ssf/2016/06/21-year-old_man_charged_in_wee.html[/URL][/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=SlumpBuster17;2964078]The part I like is how the police pat themselves on the back for apprehending this dangerous man. Seems like he was arrested every other week for something. Enough of things where he shouldn't have been out to even try shooting anyone.[/QUOTE]They're just trying to make the public think situations are different than they actually are. That's why they twist around the stories to make it look like these SW are being forced to do what they do, instead of saying they're hooked on whatever type drug and are doing it for that reason. All the ignorant people living in Hoover & Mountain Brook read all that and eat it up, posting about how heroic the damn cops are and all. Kind of like the one that ran from Shelby County this morning and they killed him, and they had to spin it around to say the car started slowly moving and one of the cops was in fear of his life. Read the story about the one killed by Irondale for a head scratcher, too.

If the police wanted to actually do something, then they could clean up these areas. Hell, I could go through all these areas and arrest as many people as I want. You just have to know what your looking for. If they want to clean up the drugs, they could. Just dig into the SW's. And vice versa. I'm not a drug person. I smoked a little weed when I was a teenager, but nowadays I despise drugs. Street drugs, pills, everything. They are pretty much the root cause of most of the bad shit going on. And it's the main reason I quit mongering. I was fueling the whole deal. All that aside these cops probably knew who shot this guy before it happened. Anyone who's watched First 48 when it was here in Birmingham, knows that Birmingham's finest aren't exactly sharp.

[QUOTE=ClarkKent;2964785]They're just trying to make the public think situations are different than they actually are. That's why they twist around the stories to make it look like these SW are being forced to do what they do, instead of saying they're hooked on whatever type drug and are doing it for that reason. All the ignorant people living in Hoover & Mountain Brook read all that and eat it up, posting about how heroic the damn cops are and all. Kind of like the one that ran from Shelby County this morning and they killed him, and they had to spin it around to say the car started slowly moving and one of the cops was in fear of his life. Read the story about the one killed by Irondale for a head scratcher, too.[/QUOTE]