Post: #51

(02-21-2014 09:13 PM)JoshuaDLTD Wrote:  There is no way Mexican girls look like that. In my experience Mexican girls are nasty. They are nothing like the Argentinian girls back home in Buenos Aires. A 10 in Mexico is a 3 in Argentina.

I don't see why youre lying to fellow roosh members here. Everybody knows Mexican women are ugly.

I know one of those girls and she is definitely Mexican and definitely from Sinaloa. Enjoy the next fifteen minutes of freedom. I would tell you to go to the Naughty Nomad forum, but there are already enough trolls over there.

Post: #52

^^^^ Its not just me saying it. Everybody around the world knows this as a general consensus.

Tizano said Mexican women have moustaches:





So did this Argentinian judge Lafauci:







I really feel sorry for the OP's standards if hes happy in Mexico where only 1 in a million girls is decent.

Post: #53

An old girlfriend of mine was born and raised in Mexico City. When I visited her family and friends there I was amazed at all the hot girls. They were upper class, but I don't think it mattered.

Joshua, did you get used hard by a Mexican girl who you thought was the One? Sounds like it.

Post: #54

(02-21-2014 09:26 PM)JoshuaDLTD Wrote:  I really feel sorry for the OP's standards if hes happy in Mexico where only 1 in a million girls is decent.

Why is is always Argentinian guys specifically hating on Mexican girls. I don't get it. I'm not saying all Argentinian guys but a great number of them do.

Post: #55

(02-21-2014 09:44 PM)MidWest Wrote:  

(02-21-2014 09:26 PM)JoshuaDLTD Wrote:  I really feel sorry for the OP's standards if hes happy in Mexico where only 1 in a million girls is decent.

Why is is always Argentinian guys specifically hating on Mexican girls. I don't get it. I'm not saying all Argentinian guys but a great number of them do.

I doubt he's really Argentine and his profile doesn't reflect that. I've seen that writing style before, but can't place him. He may be I.R.T., but I'm not sure.

Post: #56

With the big drug lord "El Chapo" captured by authorities, things are going to change in Sinaloa. The good news is that it will probably be easier to bang, especially for Caucasian men (when I was in Ciudad Juarez back when it was the most dangerous city in Mexico, girls half my age were eye-fucking me so much, my wife commented on it). The bad news is that things will get more violent as rival gangs battle to fill the void left by El Chapo's absence.

I think it's a shame he was captured myself; El Chapo's gang had the decency to not fuck around with innocent civilians and made sure to donate to charities and people in need. I just hope the Zetas or monsters who act like the Zetas do not get control.

2016 Edit: Clarifying that I do not want someone like the Zetas in control.

Post: #57

(02-22-2014 04:52 PM)placer Wrote:  The good news is that it will probably be easier to bang, especially with Caucasian men

But will it be easier to bang Mexican girls? I'm not really attracted to Caucasian men.

Post: #58

s/with/for/ (already done in the post above)

Post: #59

This video pretty much symbolizes Culiacan. Can't wait to go there again hopefully in December:

Post: #60

I stayed for a week in Culiacán for work and I can confirm OP´s observations: avoid places with lambos and hummers parked outside.

Upon arrival, I noticed even the receptionists were remarkably pretty (Fiesta Inn at Plaza Forum). I then walked along the river and to a park. I was amazed at the beauty of the girls (some college students walking around). It really seemed like a different country (I am a chilango, native of Mexico City).

For me it was not uncommon to approach a very cute girl at a bar only to later discover she is a 24yo widow with a kid (her husband was a narco). Later I learned to avoid them, because most often there is the brother of the dead husband, who has a crush on her and will not let any other man but himself to be around her.

Fortunately, I had a coworker there during the same period, and one of his FBs connected us to some local friends. Thanks to them we had a ride with a cooler full of beers. We had a blast but in the end we realised Culiacán can be dangerous to outsiders. Even my colleague (with more experience traveling around Sinaloa) imitated the local accent, hiding his procedence. He said it helps him avoid problems with the locals and to get ripped off by taxis.

It seems like a curse, to have a city with so much natural beauties to be guarded by narcos and the local men.

Seafood in the whole Sinaloa is delicious, never go without trying it.

Post: #61

(12-29-2014 01:07 AM)topdog Wrote:  I stayed for a week in Culiacán for work and I can confirm OP´s observations: avoid places with lambos and hummers parked outside.

Upon arrival, I noticed even the receptionists were remarkably pretty (Fiesta Inn at Plaza Forum). I then walked along the river and to a park. I was amazed at the beauty of the girls (some college students walking around). It really seemed like a different country (I am a chilango, native of Mexico City).

For me it was not uncommon to approach a very cute girl at a bar only to later discover she is a 24yo widow with a kid (her husband was a narco). Later I learned to avoid them, because most often there is the brother of the dead husband, who has a crush on her and will not let any other man but himself to be around her.

Fortunately, I had a coworker there during the same period, and one of his FBs connected us to some local friends. Thanks to them we had a ride with a cooler full of beers. We had a blast but in the end we realised Culiacán can be dangerous to outsiders. Even my colleague (with more experience traveling around Sinaloa) imitated the local accent, hiding his procedence. He said it helps him avoid problems with the locals and to get ripped off by taxis.

It seems like a curse, to have a city with so much natural beauties to be guarded by narcos and the local men.

Seafood in the whole Sinaloa is delicious, never go without trying it.

Could you go into more details?

Post: #62

@coverdoc: I mean, if you were to be cockblocked or confronted by the girl's orbiters, you would never know if he was a narco or could send people to make you dissapear. Most murders are not reported, much less shown on the news.

As I wrote, my colleague did his best to mimic the local accent, because we defeños are hated there. Local men are very protective of their women.

Post: #63

Well that makes random approaches a little more difficult to pull off haha. Will look more into it, thanks for info/update bro.

Post: #64

I think the Sinaloan women are amongst the prettiest in Mexico if not Latin America in general. Is it best to stay far away as a gringo? I hear Mazatlan is ok if you stick to the tourist areas.

Post: #65

(12-29-2014 01:07 AM)topdog Wrote:  I stayed for a week in Culiacán for work and I can confirm OP´s observations: avoid places with lambos and hummers parked outside.

Upon arrival, I noticed even the receptionists were remarkably pretty (Fiesta Inn at Plaza Forum). I then walked along the river and to a park. I was amazed at the beauty of the girls (some college students walking around). It really seemed like a different country (I am a chilango, native of Mexico City).

For me it was not uncommon to approach a very cute girl at a bar only to later discover she is a 24yo widow with a kid (her husband was a narco). Later I learned to avoid them, because most often there is the brother of the dead husband, who has a crush on her and will not let any other man but himself to be around her.

Fortunately, I had a coworker there during the same period, and one of his FBs connected us to some local friends. Thanks to them we had a ride with a cooler full of beers. We had a blast but in the end we realised Culiacán can be dangerous to outsiders. Even my colleague (with more experience traveling around Sinaloa) imitated the local accent, hiding his procedence. He said it helps him avoid problems with the locals and to get ripped off by taxis.

It seems like a curse, to have a city with so much natural beauties to be guarded by narcos and the local men.

Seafood in the whole Sinaloa is delicious, never go without trying it.

Yeah I noticed this as well recently. I remember being with 3 girls in Culiacan and all three had a kid who had narco husbands or boyfriends. These girls ranged from 20-25 and all three were fine as hell, but damn I was like "does every hot girl here date narco guys?" because it sure seemed like it. One girl I was with had a husband who was killed. Another girl had a narco husband who abandoned her with a kid and left to fight in the "narco war" and she hasn't heard of him since. The other one just got knocked up by a narco boyfriend who was never to be seen again. I didn't know what to think of all of this. I was mesmerized by the girls beauty and just winged it, luckily I never came across anything bad. Although I do remember talking to a narco's girl and the narco just came to me and said "beat it, I work for the Sinaloa cartel." That's when I realized that it was time to leave the bar.


In general though I don't think Culiacan is dangerous for outsiders, or people from Mexico City. Everyone was quite nice when I went and were very welcoming. I still recommend Culiacan for gringos.

Post: #66

(12-30-2014 05:52 PM)MidWest Wrote:  

(12-29-2014 01:07 AM)topdog Wrote:  I stayed for a week in Culiacán for work and I can confirm OP´s observations: avoid places with lambos and hummers parked outside.

Upon arrival, I noticed even the receptionists were remarkably pretty (Fiesta Inn at Plaza Forum). I then walked along the river and to a park. I was amazed at the beauty of the girls (some college students walking around). It really seemed like a different country (I am a chilango, native of Mexico City).

For me it was not uncommon to approach a very cute girl at a bar only to later discover she is a 24yo widow with a kid (her husband was a narco). Later I learned to avoid them, because most often there is the brother of the dead husband, who has a crush on her and will not let any other man but himself to be around her.

Fortunately, I had a coworker there during the same period, and one of his FBs connected us to some local friends. Thanks to them we had a ride with a cooler full of beers. We had a blast but in the end we realised Culiacán can be dangerous to outsiders. Even my colleague (with more experience traveling around Sinaloa) imitated the local accent, hiding his procedence. He said it helps him avoid problems with the locals and to get ripped off by taxis.

It seems like a curse, to have a city with so much natural beauties to be guarded by narcos and the local men.

Seafood in the whole Sinaloa is delicious, never go without trying it.

Yeah I noticed this as well recently. I remember being with 3 girls in Culiacan and all three had a kid who had narco husbands or boyfriends. These girls ranged from 20-25 and all three were fine as hell, but damn I was like "does every hot girl here date narco guys?" because it sure seemed like it. One girl I was with had a husband who was killed. Another girl had a narco husband who abandoned her with a kid and left to fight in the "narco war" and she hasn't heard of him since. The other one just got knocked up by a narco boyfriend who was never to be seen again. I didn't know what to think of all of this. I was mesmerized by the girls beauty and just winged it, luckily I never came across anything bad. Although I do remember talking to a narco's girl and the narco just came to me and said "beat it, I work for the Sinaloa cartel." That's when I realized that it was time to leave the bar.


In general though I don't think Culiacan is dangerous for outsiders, or people from Mexico City. Everyone was quite nice when I went and were very welcoming. I still recommend Culiacan for gringos.

I was banging a lady from Culiacan recently. She had the nicest possessions of anyone I know and I really don't know if she has ever worked. She, along with other people, have told me that the narco culture of Culiacan and Sinaloa in general work heavily in the favor of guys from other cities and countries because so many guys in Culiacan die young that there is a big time shortage of guys and surplus of attractive girls in the dating market. Medellin was like that in a way. I guess it still is to some extent. If I do go to Culiacan, I want to make sure I take care of global entry before my trip. I can only imagine what hell the homeland security people will put me through when I get back to the United States. See my post in the Guadalajara thread.

Post: #67

http://www.smh.com.au/world/bodies-in-au...lfx2m.html

A van owned by 2 Australian surfers was found near Culiacán burned out with two bodies inside. I saw in another article that they had taken the ferry across the Gulf from La Paz which arrived on the mainland at night, and they were trying to get to Guadalajara the next day. Ask anyone who's done road travelling in Mexico and the first thing they say is "Don't drive at night!" so I guess you could say they were being reckless. Still sucks though.

Post: #68

(12-04-2015 10:35 AM)Chevalier De Seingalt Wrote:  http://www.smh.com.au/world/bodies-in-au...lfx2m.html

A van owned by 2 Australian surfers was found near Culiacán burned out with two bodies inside. I saw in another article that they had taken the ferry across the Gulf from La Paz which arrived on the mainland at night, and they were trying to get to Guadalajara the next day. Ask anyone who's done road travelling in Mexico and the first thing they say is "Don't drive at night!" so I guess you could say they were being reckless. Still sucks though.

This story was big news in Edmonton recently as those two Aussie guys were working there for a few years, very sad story, such senseless violence. I really don't understand the mentality of the perps, I can see robbing them and stealing all of their stuff and their van but why murder them in cold blood then desecrate their bodies like that?

Post: #69

Any new news on Culiacan? especially in April?

Post: #70

Anyone going to be in Culiacan next week? I'll be in town the 21st to 24th. Hit me up.

Post: #71

Anybody been to Mazatlan during semana santa? I saw a video of semana santa in Mazatlan and it feels like there is a sea of people during this time. Super crowded.

When is semana santa, so I can avoid it.

Post: #72

(12-26-2017 12:09 AM)Pancho Wrote:  Anybody been to Mazatlan during semana santa? I saw a video of semana santa in Mazatlan and it feels like there is a sea of people during this time. Super crowded.

When is semana santa, so I can avoid it.

Haven't been there but there's a sea of people because it's considered a "Holiday Period" (Puente Vacacional) by Mexicans so they all leave their D-grade cities and hit beaches for a mini vacay. Semana Santa puente is usually two weeks.

Semana Santa changes, one year it's April and other years it's March. I'm not catholic so I can't tell you but just ask a Mexican and they should know.

Post: #73

Crazy I knew nothing about Sinaloa until I saw a Netflix special on the dope game there.

Post: #74

I want to go back to Mazatlan.

-29 degrees here and now I see this old thread. That city is awesome.

Post: #75

(12-26-2017 03:22 PM)Laner Wrote:  I want to go back to Mazatlan.

-29 degrees here and now I see this old thread. That city is awesome.

Where the fuck are you mate? I'm complaining about 8 degrees in Oklahoma.