BostonDrunks Presents The Five Best Places To Find Hookers In The Boston Area
What in the hell kind of neighborhood has a sign like this? I’ll tell you a neighborhood that has a shitload of hookers in it. No we all know that hooking and picking up whores is against the law. But if you did want a quick BJ with a chance of AIDS on the side, here is the list of the Five Best Places To Find Hookers In The Boston Area. Blue Hill Avenue– Yep if you in the mood of picking up black chicks and maybe getting shot at the same time, Blue Hill Avenue is your spot. This street is crawling with crack heads that need their fix and they will suck your dick man! Odds of hooker being a man: 5%. Odd you get arrested: 20%. Ave price for a BJ: $30. Odds you get killed 20%
Dorchester Avenue from Fields Corner to Andrew Square– Welcome to Boston’s best spot to find a street hooker. Ah good old Dorchester Avenue. This three-mile stretch of road has more ho’s than Santa. If you’re looking for white chicks, stay up on the Andrew Square, Savin Hill end of the Avenue. Dirty nasty hookers hang out down by Fields Corner. Sometimes the chicks from the internet hit this street so you can find a real diamond in the rough if you look hard enough. Odds of hooker being a man: 5%. Odd you get arrested: 20%. Ave price for a BJ: $40. Odds you get killed 10%
Main Street Brockton- Sometimes when you out looking for a hooker, you want to play a road game. Brockton is your road game. Not only do you get to get out of the city but you also can buy condoms at Wal-Mart on the cheap. The best part about the City Of Champions is that it is ghetto as hell, yet it is in the suburbs. So you get hookers that grew up with money and now they have turned to a life whorehood to, you know, pay a bill once in a while. Odds of hooker being a man: 9%. Odd you get arrested:25%. Ave price for a BJ: $35. Odds you get killed 15%
Chinatown/Bay Village/ Downtown– Do you remember The Combat Zone? Ah memories! Back in the 90’s you could drive down Tyler Street in Chinatown and there would be over 20 hookers walking around with one tittie hanging out begging for your cash. Then Emerson College moved in, then Tufts moved in, then the whores went away. The only good thing about finding a whore in the downtown area is the quality. There is not much to choose from in this area but when you do find a ho, she is usually a good-looking chick. See this part of town draws in the pros. When an escort has no bookings she hits these streets looking for quick cash. Look real late at night around 4 A.M. and thank me later. Odds of hooker being a man: 50%. Odd you get arrested: 40%. Ave price for a BJ: $60. Odds you get killed 2%
Backpage.com– Yep good old Backpage.com aka the new Craigslist. This is where you can shop like your in a hooker mall. Make sure you Google that phone number to make sure her pics are legit! Now, yes the girl is gonna cost more off the web, but it is so easy just to call her, meet her at her hotel, bang her, leave, go to Taco Bell. Never spend more than a hundo on a Backpage chick, if you can’t afford spending $100 on a ho, seek out the one’s on Tazlist.com, they will cut deals like it is their job, wait it is. Odds of hooker being a man: 20%. Odd you get arrested: 30%. Ave price for a BJ: $100. Odds you get killed 1%
-- Modified on 4/11/2016 12:05:14 AM
I'm hoping someone could help me understand the Boston suburbs a little better and where might be the most convenient for gentleman to visit.
I've only ever stayed in the Back Bay/Copley Square area but am hoping to venture out a little more in upcoming visits.
Specifically the airport area ( I know sometimes the area around airports are great and sometimes not so great)
Wakefield?
Dedham?
Norwood?
Peabody?
Quincy/Braintree?
Perhaps any other suburbs that are convenient that I'm overlooking?
I would greatly appreciate any guidance and would be happy to return the favor for the DC/Cleveland/Chicago areas that I'm more familiar with!
Thanks again!
BostonDrunks Presents The Five Best Places To Find Hookers In The Boston Area
What in the hell kind of neighborhood has a sign like this? I’ll tell you a neighborhood that has a shitload of hookers in it. No we all know that hooking and picking up whores is against the law. But if you did want a quick BJ with a chance of AIDS on the side, here is the list of the Five Best Places To Find Hookers In The Boston Area.
Blue Hill Avenue– Yep if you in the mood of picking up black chicks and maybe getting shot at the same time, Blue Hill Avenue is your spot. This street is crawling with crack heads that need their fix and they will suck your dick man!
Odds of hooker being a man: 5%. Odd you get arrested: 20%. Ave price for a BJ: $30. Odds you get killed 20%
Dorchester Avenue from Fields Corner to Andrew Square– Welcome to Boston’s best spot to find a street hooker. Ah good old Dorchester Avenue. This three-mile stretch of road has more ho’s than Santa. If you’re looking for white chicks, stay up on the Andrew Square, Savin Hill end of the Avenue. Dirty nasty hookers hang out down by Fields Corner. Sometimes the chicks from the internet hit this street so you can find a real diamond in the rough if you look hard enough.
Odds of hooker being a man: 5%. Odd you get arrested: 20%. Ave price for a BJ: $40. Odds you get killed 10%
Main Street Brockton- Sometimes when you out looking for a hooker, you want to play a road game. Brockton is your road game. Not only do you get to get out of the city but you also can buy condoms at Wal-Mart on the cheap. The best part about the City Of Champions is that it is ghetto as hell, yet it is in the suburbs. So you get hookers that grew up with money and now they have turned to a life whorehood to, you know, pay a bill once in a while.
Odds of hooker being a man: 9%. Odd you get arrested:25%. Ave price for a BJ: $35. Odds you get killed 15%
Chinatown/Bay Village/ Downtown– Do you remember The Combat Zone? Ah memories! Back in the 90’s you could drive down Tyler Street in Chinatown and there would be over 20 hookers walking around with one tittie hanging out begging for your cash. Then Emerson College moved in, then Tufts moved in, then the whores went away. The only good thing about finding a whore in the downtown area is the quality. There is not much to choose from in this area but when you do find a ho, she is usually a good-looking chick. See this part of town draws in the pros. When an escort has no bookings she hits these streets looking for quick cash. Look real late at night around 4 A.M. and thank me later.
Odds of hooker being a man: 50%. Odd you get arrested: 40%. Ave price for a BJ: $60. Odds you get killed 2%
Backpage.com– Yep good old Backpage.com aka the new Craigslist. This is where you can shop like your in a hooker mall. Make sure you Google that phone number to make sure her pics are legit! Now, yes the girl is gonna cost more off the web, but it is so easy just to call her, meet her at her hotel, bang her, leave, go to Taco Bell. Never spend more than a hundo on a Backpage chick, if you can’t afford spending $100 on a ho, seek out the one’s on Tazlist.com, they will cut deals like it is their job, wait it is.
Odds of hooker being a man: 20%. Odd you get arrested: 30%. Ave price for a BJ: $100. Odds you get killed 1%
-- Modified on 4/11/2016 12:05:14 AM
This must be several years old...the odds seem a touch low for the first two lol.
D.
The ladies cab chime in here but outside of the city the focus is it metro west along rt95/rt128 between the junctions of rt93 and going south down to Dedham and Braintree. Waltham, Burlington and Andover seem to be popular. They are pretty easy locations to get to.
I've only ever stayed in the Back Bay/Copley Square area but am hoping to venture out a little more in upcoming visits.
Specifically the airport area ( I know sometimes the area around airports are great and sometimes not so great)
Wakefield?
Dedham?
Norwood?
Peabody?
Quincy/Braintree?
Perhaps any other suburbs that are convenient that I'm overlooking?
I would greatly appreciate any guidance and would be happy to return the favor for the DC/Cleveland/Chicago areas that I'm more familiar with!
Thanks again!
I'd be happy to discuss a few areas and suggestions for accommodations if you'd like.
I used to have an incall in Waltham, now I travel around the suburbs and city for my regulars who are all over the Boston suburbs and feel I have a pretty good grasp on some sweet spots. Based on business and feedback from gents, there are definitely places that are great and some places to avoid.
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Too much to spill here. Would be best to discuss privately
... and welcome back to New England!
xo Marina the Masseus
The issue is where do people work and where do they live and what are those crossroads.
Lots of people work downtown. Copley isn't bad because there is access to I-90 (Mass Pike) and Storrow drive right there for those folks. If you don't work in the city, getting to Copley can be a nightmare.
Lots of people work in Cambridge. That said, Kendall Square in Cambridge is hard for everyone to get to.
People work around I-95 (aka Route 128). Lots of office parks in Burlington, Waltham, and quite a few everywhere else. More north of Rte 9 (Newton / Wellesley) than south.
You'll never please everyone, but Burlington hotels, Waltham hotels, and Newton Hotels are convenient to many. Also, Copley as you mentioned and Harvard Square seem to work (all those people drive by Harvard on the way out on Storrow drive)
Hope that helps. Good luck. Of course, you're going to get disagreement to everything I say here
I'm thinking the Needham area and the nearby towns. New businesses, new office park, hotels, shopping. Plenty of four traffic (traveling businessmen). Braintree/Quincy area as well. I live south down towards Rhode Island and work in Boston. Let me think of this some more and I'll get back with more info later.
The response about the Dorchester area...I would stay away from anything immediately south/southeast of Boston (sorry Southie) but you're asking for trouble in those areas.
D
Burlington and Waltham- particularly for those of us making the trip down from NH-
I've only ever stayed in the Back Bay/Copley Square area but am hoping to venture out a little more in upcoming visits.
Specifically the airport area ( I know sometimes the area around airports are great and sometimes not so great)
Wakefield?
Dedham?
Norwood?
Peabody?
Quincy/Braintree?
Perhaps any other suburbs that are convenient that I'm overlooking?
I would greatly appreciate any guidance and would be happy to return the favor for the DC/Cleveland/Chicago areas that I'm more familiar with!
Thanks again!
Be careful in Burlington and Woburn, both have fairly aggressive LEOs.
Jack
My friend rents a place and the price is right. Pm me upon arrival if you're interested. 💋