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08-29-09 13:58 #3249Senior Member

Posts: 223Morning Roll and potential sting
I haven't been through Baltimore in a couple of months and had the chance unexpectedly today. I hit the stroll in CB this morning around 10 and found the few "girls" outnumbered by the police. The one SW I saw had to be in her 60's. The cops were preoccupied with a bunch of folks hanging out on a porch, but still enough presence for me to change my venue. so I drove over to the WW loop.
WW wasn't much better, but after a couple of loops, I spotted a very cute WSW at the corner of Bayard and Washington. By the time I looped back, she was getting into a big, black pickup truck. Oh well. Drove around a little more and then coming back by the park, I spotted an unmarked cruiser on Bayard by the park facing Washington. Surprisingly, the same cute WSW was back only 10 minutes after I saw her leave. Between the ULE and the girls immediate reappearance, it seemed enough like a sting that I switched back over to CB.
Once there, I ran into Bobbie, a 30-something WSW with long brown hair. She had just come out and was still brushing her hair from the shower. Nice body, although with a few deep pock marks on her shoulder which I assume are related to her lifestyle, and a nice personality. After moving to a quiet spot, she provided excellent oral service, a true professional. Besides fantastic skills, she kept going to coax out every drop. Would definitely repeat. Got her digits, although I haven't checked to see if they work.
Cia was always a favorite in CB but hasn't been answering her phone in months. Strange that it works but is never answered. If anyone knows her story, please drop me a PM.
Be safe,
Jack
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08-29-09 09:48 #3248Senior Member

Posts: 163Ahhh, c'mon Bjroll John. It does smell like bullsh*t. However, it is plausable. If newbie parked in someone's driveway, especially in upscale, gun toting neighborhoods, that's tresspassing. Shotgun time. If he pissed someone off who happened to be carrying a shorgun and decided to follow him. Shotgun time. So it is possible.
Originally Posted by Bjroll John
Now, the bullsh*t part is, and I quote......Now, I've fired a few guns in my life. For precision, I prefer a rifle. For close quarters, a handgun. When I absolutely want to hit everything around me, thus clearing a path, shotgun with buckshots. The buckshots fly all over the place, hitting walls, car doors and windows. I've been to South Africa and was able to fire a Armsel Striker, better known as the street sweeper with buckshots. Not a good sight, but great fun.
Originally Posted by Baltimore Bj
So Bjroll John, it would have not been totally bullsh*t if he did not insert the type of gun AND specific rounds used. Just my 0.02 cents.
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08-29-09 03:00 #3247Senior Member

Posts: 120Fairy Tale
I call bull crap
Originally Posted by Baltimore Bj
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08-28-09 23:17 #3246Regular Member

Posts: 16Tara found
Tara had a baby and is living with her boyfriend on Fort Ave. She has picked a bit of weight.
Originally Posted by Old Monger
Fasttoung
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08-28-09 21:22 #3245Senior Member

Posts: 185Sheena
Was out and about on Thursday morning around 8am.
It's true what they say, she gives a hundred dollar blow job for twenty bucks.
Enjoy,
Pie
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08-28-09 18:59 #3244Regular Member

Posts: 12Warning
This morning, around 4am I picked up an absolutely beautiful young BSW across from the Uhaul on Washington Blvd. She pulled up her top and assured me she was not law enforcement.
We pulled onto a dark side street and parked. I began to feel her breasts when, in the mirror, I noticed a person walking toward the back of my vehicle. He was carrying a shotgun. I started my vehicle and he then started running toward me.
As I drove away he blasted buckshot into my vehicle just missing my window and head by inches.
This is a dangerous life. Be careful.
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08-28-09 00:02 #3243Senior Member

Posts: 247I've done it
There was one girl that I really wanted to find, one day I got a little frustrated and I told a SW that if she help me find her, I would give her.4 (I really wanted to see her) she called some people but could not find her, I left to do another loop and on my way back she flag me down, the girl was in her room but she was too tired to pick up the phone, I saw the girl I gave the lady the.4 and I left a happy camper. I would not ask one of the girls to find you somebody that you don't even know, after all they are competing and if you have no option may pick her up.
Ale
Originally Posted by Joe Hooker
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08-27-09 22:07 #3242Senior Member

Posts: 162Yes, LEO asked if I was lost, I said yes. It was his way of saying: get the f#@k outa here. Besides, he was Sargent!
Originally Posted by Metalmanix
Some copters are equipped with cameras which follow the search lights; or infra red. But I would not worry about it if my license plate is not mounted to the roof of my vehicle.
Originally Posted by Metalmanix
I have also seen a posting about the 72 Giga Pixel cameras (yes 72 Gigs), but that technology is not to prove that you were chasing some pu$$y.
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08-27-09 22:02 #3241Senior Member

Posts: 1330I haven't done that but there have been many times where I didn't like the look of the SW I just scooped. Sometimes I will just say that I'm looking for somebody younger. Usually they get pissed but a couple of times they've offered an alternative. If I accept the alternative I give the finders fee to the actual provider.
Originally Posted by Joe Hooker
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08-27-09 21:30 #3240Senior Member

Posts: 129You might be surpised at some of the "old neighbor ladies" who appear to be simply on the stoop or walking to the Royal Farms.....often the are open to a little extra dollars, but dont want to be in the position of 1)being arrested or 2)visible to neighbors as a streetwalker type. Many a time I suspect that the apparent civilian may be working......so I put myself in position to make direct line of sight eye contact (out of the car works better but in the car has worked too). That single eye contact if given back is the nod to speak to the "civilian" in terms of "needing a ride". I have gotten young girls out for the very first time (in need of money and by the way usually excellent) and old (where I would not normally desire but horney enough and nothing else available) this way. Be forewarned, if the look is not reciprocated move on your way or if reciprocated with a "what are you looking at asshole" kind of response, keep on moving too.
Originally Posted by Joe Hooker
Monger on
clix
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08-27-09 20:13 #3239Senior Member

Posts: 31Getting stopped
I was stopped a few months ago driving around Patterson Park and I was not even shopping. I go there from time to time to eat my lunch. The cop realized I was telling the truth, but still enjoyed giving me a hard time.
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08-27-09 17:26 #3238Senior Member

Posts: 1533When Pigs Fly
Yes- got a ticket for a tag light being out for good measure too.
Originally Posted by Metalmanix
Yes, but not against us. Dealers, gunmen, and car thieves mainly. Supposedly the helicopter cameras are so hi-tech, they can read serial numbers off money being exchanged in a drug deal.2. Any idea if the BPD is using aerial photography?
From the web:
Patrolling the streets of Baltimore from above
A fleet of Foxtrot helicopters fight crime from the skies
The Baltimore City Police Department and the officers on the ground it protects, it's known as Foxtrot -- or, more affectionately, "Fox."
Foxtrot (the odd name comes from the letters on the aircraft's tail) is actually a fleet of four identical helicopters belonging to the Baltimore City Police Aviation Unit. These American Eurocopter EC120Bs are based at Martin State Airport, two miles east of Baltimore. While one flies, another stands by on the ground. A third is kept in reserve, and the fourth is usually being maintained.
Up close, the four helicopters look like something out of Star Trek. The EC120Bs carry high-powered video cameras and heat-sensing Forward-Looking Infra-Red units, which can track a hidden suspect or find a gun that's just been fired. Foxtrot navigates with GPS maps so advanced, pilots know who lives at the address below the helicopter. Foxtrot also carries a LoJack device to work with undercover detectives to track car thieves by air, avoiding dangerous, high-speed car chases.
But Foxtrot's most visible feature is its spotlight. Between 15 and 60 million candlepower, these searchlights are 200,000 times stronger than an ordinary light bulb. Searchlights allow Foxtrot to conduct search and rescue operations, track fleeing suspects and break up drug activity on street corners. The helicopters also perform homeland security tasks, patrolling possible targets in the Baltimore area.
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08-27-09 16:57 #3237Senior Member

Posts: 594Joe Hooker's idea
I don't think that there is any substitute for doing one's own legwork. Am also unsure as to how one would exactly find such a person. Most civilians in the 'hood aren't too enthusiastic about "our thing". I wouldn't go around the 'hood asking older women to hook me up for a finder's fee, but YMMV. Good luck in any event.
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08-27-09 10:44 #3236Regular Member

Posts: 22Wow! Thanks for all the constructive feedback from all you seasoned mongers! No seriously.
Originally Posted by Joe Hooker
Has anyone ever tried this? How did it turn out?
Any thoughts whatsoever from anybody?
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08-27-09 10:07 #3235Senior Member

Posts: 146JFK,
Originally Posted by Just for Kix
Do you know remember what time you picked her up there?
And how much did she charge?











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