The Gushing Blood Sound when Busy Decapitating a Young Guy

docfr8 · #21 ● 12-11-2018, 03:20 PM

Feel the warmth of Mexico

Legalscatboy · #22 ● 12-11-2018, 09:29 PM

Seemed like a quick end

HeyJealousy · #23 ● 12-11-2018, 09:58 PM

Blood, guts and gore. Just another day in Cartel Territory.

foxfantastic · #24 ● 12-11-2018, 09:59 PM

Originally Posted by docfr8 ↗

Feel the warmth of Mexico

I was actually talking to a friend about that, about the dangers of traveling to Mexico. He travels there often, and he rebutted me by saying that every time he flies to Mexico for a vacation, the plane is packed.

Gave me something to think about. If that many people don't give a shit how violent it is, but go there just to spend a few weeks, how bad could it be?

HeyJealousy · #25 ● 12-11-2018, 10:00 PM

Originally Posted by Legalscatboy ↗

Seemed like a quick end

Well, yes. Goes to show that sometimes the bloodiest deaths are also the quickest. Any physical suffering the man felt was brief in duration.

Now, knowing you're about to die can be torturous in a psychological way but that's another story.

HeyJealousy · #26 ● 12-11-2018, 10:03 PM

Originally Posted by foxfantastic ↗

I was actually talking to a friend about that, about the dangers of traveling to Mexico. He travels there often, and he rebutted me by saying that every time he flies to Mexico for a vacation, the plane is packed.

Gave me something to think about. If that many people don't give a shit how violent it is, but go there just to spend a few weeks, how bad could it be?

I was in Cancun once. For spring break, 2004. Far cry from the crime-ridden danger zones that can be found throughout MX, but I still had to watch my back.

You HAVE to know which places to avoid. This is not like the US, where one can actually survive traversing through those high-crime "ghetto" areas. If they see you, a gringo, and they don't like you, there very well may be hell to pay.

foxfantastic · #27 ● 12-11-2018, 10:15 PM

Originally Posted by HeyJealousy ↗

I was in Cancun once. For spring break, 2004. Far cry from the crime-ridden danger zones that can be found throughout MX, but I still had to watch my back.

You HAVE to know which places to avoid. This is not like the US, where one can actually survive traversing through those high-crime "ghetto" areas. If they see you, a gringo, and they don't like you, there very well may be hell to pay.

I'm Latino, so I'll just blend in, LOL. All I have to do is wear raggedy clothes, and I'm in the clear.