

You might’ve heard that a bunch of dudes are bidding on the chance to deflower a 22-year-old chick from San Diego. This girl or woman or woperdaughter, or whatever you want to call her, put her virginity up for auction on Howard Stern’s show last autumn, and in the past few weeks, the bids started breaking all sorts of records. At least one loser is now willing to pay $3.6 million for the chance to bust her hymen. (more…)
Posted on: January 27th, 2009
Read more: Natalie Dylan, Prostitution, Virgin, Virgin for Sale
Pancho Montana is an eXiled Special Mexican War on Drugs Correspondent. As a native of Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, located in northern Mexico, Mr. Montana lives in Gulf Cartel territory. That means the streets belong to the Zetas, a paramilitary organization trained by the Yankees and hired by the Gulf Cartel to keep things civilized and business booming. His first dispatch is about neighborhood drug stores called “tienditas.” They’re sort of like your local Rite Aid, but they don’t carry any Tylenol.
MONTERREY, MEXICO — In my neighborhood there are two tienditas. Mainly they sell crack and powdered cocaine. A tiendita can be set up in any place. It does not have to be a store, but for the sake of keeping up appearances they usually are. I guess they don’t want the continuous flow of clients and taxis double and triple-parked to raise unnecessary suspicion. (more…)
Posted on: January 26th, 2009
Read more: drugs, gulf cartel, mexico, tienditas, war on drugs, zetas
This year, Sundance got shoved back toward its mid-‘80s roots as a small nowheresville festival in an ugly ski town showcasing bad independent films nobody wants to buy or see.
Posted on: January 24th, 2009
Read more: inauguration, Manohla Dargis, new york times, Obama, Sundance Film Festival

















