Comments by RonJax2

Great review. It was an honor to be your wingman and I'm looking forward to doing it again!

> I am wondering what is the best/safest way to get from HK to Ticuan, especially at night. It's a long walk and there's bandits with badges about, so I would recommend a cab, which should cost about $7-8 from Ticuan to HK or nearby.

> I voted for the candidate who doesn't want to trample the Bill of Rights, hasn't engineered prosecutions of opponents, wants to actually control the borders, wants to keep us out of rather than get us into wars, and didn't generate a fuckload of inflation @Puddy The funny thing here is that you actually have to state who you mean by this. Because all of these things are, in reality, true about his opponent but not the man you voted for.

Ironically, I think it's going to be women who save us in this election. And if they don't enjoy your favorite cubana for the next 2 months, while she's still here.

The ubiquitousness of boomers on TUSCL makes me hopeful that I'll continue to enjoy the hobby as I age. I think a much younger version of myself would be surprised that current me is so into the hobby.

A). Creekin'. Just sloshing around the woods and creeks in my neighborhood growing up. Nowadays creeks in urban/suburban areas area all filled with listeria and shit and kids have no freedom to roam anyway. B) The Road C) Combos

Thanks for the review, OP. > If you want to chill, grab a drink, and watch the show, heading upstairs or next door is a must unless you’re cool standing. I've found it can be absolutely packed in the main club, but the Miami room (or big room behind Miami, whatever this is called) will have plenty of seats and still have a great chica-to-monger ratio. Plus, the reggeatón they play there us more authentic and most importantly the chicas dig it so I think you get better stages dancing.

PAFBABS, nice review. How was the talent in D&G when you popped in there?

If you bang Mystique you'll just end up spending the next hour scrubbing blue paint off your junk, hahaha. I'm looking forward to your reviews Garfield, particularly of Queens CDMX. I might have a trip coming to CDMX soon.

I'm proud to say I cast my vote to preserve our democratic republic.

Calling voting a farce to let the fascist win, smart.

> I talked about a protest for a caliphate that if it occurs anywhere should set off alarm bells. Yeah, and this had nothing to do with "No go zones" or countries being overrun by immigrants. I am still awaiting your source on these claims. With that said, if a protest in which 1,000 protestors in Berlin call for a caliphate concerns you (and it definitely does concern me personally, a caliphate can suck my balls), I'm wondering if this concerns you: A rally in the US where 50,000 people cheered for calls to overturn a free and fair election, followed a mob of thousands assaulting the US Capitol.

@puddytat You're complaining about bias in the SPLC, and yet you're posting raving alt-right publications as if they're a source any reasonable person would consider. The only valid information you've provided is the link to EU politico, which does not at all support the idea of "no-go" zones in countries overrun by immigrants. Such things are phantoms of right-wing imagination. The article you posted talks about a protest of only 1,000 people in a city with over 6 million inhabitants. It doesn't sound to me like anyone's been overrun. With that said, I agree with the conclusion of your article: > “If you want a caliphate,” she added, “you’ve come to the wrong place in Germany.” I feel the same way about Trump voters. If you want an autocracy you should move to Russia, the DPRK, or China and quit polluting our democratic discourse with neo-fascist zealotry.

> The no go zones in Sweden, France, and the UK are well documented. They're about as well documented as dog eating Haitians in the US. Prove me wrong with some reputable citations.

@puddytat > Right wing populism is on the rise worldwide. It is on the rise. The cause is because our information diets are saturated with disinformation. And there are many xenophobes who are easily persuadable with bigotry. For example, a bunch of American idiots right now thing that parts of Europe have been overrun by migrants that have created "no go" zones. When in fact, net migration inflows to European nations are even lower than to the US. But people believe bigoted things, such as the Trumpian / Hitlerian idea that "immigrants are poisoning our blood." @EastCoaster, Really interesting list! It does look like they got RFK off the ballot in just about everywhere that matters, but I still see North Carolina, Wisconsin on this list, and those are easily elections that could come down to a few would-be Trump voters who pull the lever for RFK instead!

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I remember one long form article in either the times or the post, that went into how the Trump & his org strong armed a small business owner who ran a piano store in NJ in the 1980s. Trump needed tons of pianos for the new Trump Plaza and Casino he was building in Atlantic City. IIRC, they had already signed a contract, which was just slightly profitable for the business owner. However had to take out loan to cover the up front cost of acquiring all these pianos. Then, once he'd delivered and tuned them all, Trump's lawyers brought him aside and told him they need an additional 20% discount, which made the entire deal a loss for the owner. He had no choice to accept it though, he had the loan to pay back and didn't have the funds or the time to fight the Trump org's army of attorneys in court. He ended up going bankrupt a few years later. Of course, stories like these abound. We could spend the next week talking about all the times Trump has defrauded someone, including half the American electorate. He's the best con man in modern history.

I'm pretty sure RFK Jr isn't on the ballot in any states. My predictions: - 20% chance: Red bloodbath in which Trump wins decisively in the Electoral College and the GOP takes control of both houses. Trump takes most of the swing states and even Virginia and New Hampshire are both competitive. In this scenario, overall polling biases are similar to 2020, in that the polls have way underestimated Trump support. - 26% chance: Trump loses the popular vote but eeks out a narrow electoral college victory by winning PA and enough of the sunbelt to come out on top. Dems flip the house in this scenario, but the GOP flips the Senate. - 3% chance: The race is a statistical tie, coming down to hundreds of votes in Pennsylvania. In this case a bunch of protracted lawsuits wind up in front of the supreme court, which decides the election for Trump, prompting nationwide unrest. - 26% chance: Harris wins the popular vote by about 2-3 points which is enough for a narrow EC victory. (Either she holds the blue wall and looses the sun belt, or she looses PA but takes NV, NC, and GA.) Dems take the house but the GOP takes the Senate. In this scenario Trump will try to steal the election, as he did in 2020, causing massive unrest nationwide. - 25% chance: Polling error on margin with the 2022 midterm, which results in a massive blue wave. Harris takes most of the swing states, wins in Iowa and Alaska unexpectedly, and Texas and Florida are competitive. Harris takes the house and a narrow Senate majority. Trump still claims the election is rigged but no one listens to him and the party quickly abandons him realizing the size and significance of the defeat. Regardless of who wins, the cadre of neofascists who post here (most of whom I have on block) will report a bunch of fake news about phantoms of electoral malfeasance.

Ah @OPIllini96 is right. The Roma Farmacia is at the end of PedEast not PedWest! > Are the bar fines all pretty similar/the same at the smaller clubs? This I'm not sure about. I've only barfined one chica outside of HK/BT, and she was from D&G and I way overpaid. ($600 for a "TLN" which lasted maybe 2 hours. Read my review of D&G for more, but the gist was severely intoxicated and had blue balls leading to this poor decision, lol.) I've read reports of other mongers paying much cheaper barfines from the smaller clubs. Glad to hear you're getting mileage out of my Spanish for Monger's post, let me know if you have any suggested additions!

^ Yeah, I think the render of the space character is busted everywhere. This line should not be indented. This line has four spaces in front of it. This line has eight spaces in front of it.

OK, thank you all for chiming in. I just tried a few different browsers and got some different results. In Firefox, I definitely still see this problem with my articles and others. In Chrome, I don't see the problem, I see whitespace in articles. In Safari the whitespace looks right too. So this is just a problem with Firefox I guess. Weird.

yeah, weird, doesn't seem like this is a problem for comments, or reviews. Just posts and discussions.

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FWIW, looks like the same thing is happening with discussion posts. Curious if it affects comments too. There should be a new line in between these paragraphs.

Ahorita is really versatile in Mexico specifically. It can mean two things: * Right now. * Later / whenever I get around to it / maybe never See here for some examples. https://doorwaytomexico.com/paulina/ahorita-meaning-examples/ You're definitely right that the wave of the hand is key. If you say "Ahorita" gleefully with two thumbs up that mesero is going to assume you want to order food. If you say it with a wave of the hand, it's a polite and concise way of saying "I'm not interested, maybe later"