Thread 2797408

Which is the single most dangerous location you have been to?

Downtown (I live in Mexico)

Inside an Indonesian girls pussy unprotected in Bali. I got both gonnorhea and Chlamydia

>>2797408 (OP)
Yo momma's pussy

>>2797408 (OP)
southern Tel Aviv
it ain't pretty

>>2797408 (OP)
Paris

>>2797443
it's really not that bad lol

West Baltimore
East St. Louis
West Memphis

>>2797464
i was at the border of gaza when operation cast lead started in 2008. we were so close we felt the bomb shockwaves hit our chests

Tumaco, Narino department, Colombia

Despite traveling all over the world into many developing countries... Probably just the Bronx in NYC like 2hours from me.

>>2797408 (OP)
>Which is the single most dangerous location you have been to?
Paris
on the 13th November
at a concert of eagles of death metal
we were close to the stage and got out pretty quickly though

if you mean just location not an event then
>hiking in chapare, bolivia
ran into Cartel? people with guns near a coca plantations multiple times
usually they were somewhat friendly and just told us to turn around
once they were convinced we were americans
and we only got away after like 3h because one guy they called been to Germany before and believed us that we were German

>>2797408 (OP)
Various places in Ukraine during the war.

Even when I got close to the front, I still felt safer than in some places in the UK, though.

>>2797408 (OP)
Downtown overnight in Erbil(Iraq) during 2016.
The hotel was amazing

>>2797408 (OP)
Camden New Jersey.

Most of Mexico really isn't that bad if you speak Spanish and can talk your way out of stuff, but I need to drive in picrel to visit my in-laws and I'm on edge every time. Cartel technicals literally everywhere. I've gotten stopped a few times but they let me off once I explain I'm a tourist.

I was in Southern Beirut (the Hezbollah neighborhood) with my wife. I was crossing the road, dragging my luggage, when a black G-wagon completely cut me off. I sarcastically yelled
>Thanks!
Smiled and put my thumb up.
The G-wagon stopped. A big guy in there didn't even look at me but signalled something to someone and slowly kept driving. I thought:
>Fuck. Anyone with a blacked out G-wagon in this neighborhood is Hezbollah or highly connected to them
I went for a falafel at a cafe but kept seeing BIG guys walk slowly past looking in. I mean built big. Massive hairy born-wrestler types.I told my wife but she hadn't noticed and said I was being paranoid.
Two of these big guys came in and set next to a table next to us and stared at me. I tried to break the ice by greeting them but they barely moved their faces.
I got nervous and told my wife we're leaving. I got maybe a hundred meters down the road before two guys swiftly crossed the road and grabbed me by my wrist. One guy I remember had a teardrop tattoo.
I told my wife:
>Don't worry. I'm just gonna get a beating.
Kinda felt it was deserved.
But they wanted to search my luggage. I'd just visited the Hezbollah 'theme park' in the South,so they found lots of Hezbollah souvenirs (prayer beads, wooden ornament etc). I said:
>Hezbollah good.
Thumbs up.
They didn't seem too moved by this. But they asked me where we were going. I said the airport. They said:
>You go now
And hailed.a taxi and put us in it.

Not that crazy compared to others but in Vancouver I ended up walking down Hastings Street not knowing its reputation for being Canada's Skid Row, scariest three blocks I've ever walked, not that there's that much competition. Needles on the ground, crazy, belligerent hunched over people, yelling, I was half convinced someone was going to stab me with a needle any second. I was checking my path the whope rest of the day for needles once I was out of there.

I suppose it was east st.louis

Looked like a war zone

>>2797408 (OP)
Every /ptg/ thread I visited

>>2797408 (OP)
A South African Shibbeans or whatever they call it. Was a sort of night shop with lots of black people drunk and dancing where I went with a bunch of white dudes to get beet after hours. Apparently it was quite dangerous but I made it in and out safely. I was 15 at the time though.

>>2797692
>Paris
>on the 13th November
>at a concert of eagles of death metal
>we were close to the stage and got out pretty quickly though
I would read your book if you would write it.

>>2798866
>I would read your book if you would write it.
i mean there isn't that much more to write about other than >>2794695
certainly nothing to fill a book with
talked to the police 2 or 3 times later (and weeks later at home as well)
various family called the whole night
didn't even realize the whole scale until a few hours later

>>2798894
Still would be very interesting that world changing events are quite short for the people who actually were present

North shore of Maui outside Paia, winter. The waves are no joke. They almost killed me.

Minneapolis, about two weeks after St. Floyd died. You could feel the paranoia and outrage in the air. Protests in full swing, tons of angry young people blowing off steam from Covid. Black guys had zero patience for white strangers. Tons of white women eyeing me with disgust just for being white.

>>2797408 (OP)
I used to work in Croydon.

In my early 20s I was going to college in Chicago and went in with a mindset of trying to not be scared of diversity. I came from a small town and my parents were wary of urban neighborhoods and their inhabitants but I was ready to prove myself as enlightened and cultured. tldr I got into a bunch of stupid situations by being out late in bad neighborhoods.

New Orleans. Swampy and hot and had at least two niggers stalk me either to rob or pickpocket me. Never felt safe especially in the French Quarter. Even Paris felt safer.

>>2797408 (OP)
the bronx ny

>>2798190
You sound like a retard

Downtown LA

>>2800687
travel a few blocks from yankee stadium after dark for a real spooky hour

Beirut shortly after the port explosion.

Napoli.

Anywhere in Canada

>>2797408 (OP)
Tijuana

>>2798185
kek what is this shit
last time i checked it was only Gulf of America.

We arrived in New Delhi at 3am and our transport from the airport wasn't coming so we had to improvise. I didn't think much of it at the time because there were three of us, but one of them confessed after we got to our lodging that we were in a pretty dangerous situation although it worked out for us that time.

Eastern Ukraine by bicycle.

I backpacked and island hopped around Belize for a bit. Wasn't as dangerous at the time as it is now but it likely was still the worst place, maybe beating out DTLA

Philadelphia. I've never seen a cesspool of such human misery in my entire life.

>>2797408 (OP)
Martin Luther King street in Atlanta

>>2797689
lol

t. the bronx

>>2801665
You know its true.

>>2797408 (OP)
In terms of people? Probably Youngstown, OH.
In general? Oregon's Blue Mountains when my dumb ass tried to put on snow chains for the first time in my life in 5° F weather at 10pm. Never doing that ever again.

Washington DC, took the metro line too far past my sister's place. Decided to walk past through the ghetto. It's hot outside so I run into a convenience store for some water. Hold the door open for some thicc bitches
>Haha, thank you... Sir

>>2801646
I used to work there. Don't miss that at all.
West Louisville looks like the zombie apocalypse.

>>2802244
I don't get what that is supposed to convey.