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Gypsies

Anonymous Tue 27 Oct 2015 04:41:05 No.1045512 View Reply Report Delete

Quoted By: >>1045531 >>1045749 >>1046205

How do you avoid gypsies?

They're always trying to pickpocket me and they're fucking everywhere: Barcelona, Paris, Istanbul and Sweden. The worst is when they try to sell you worthless stuff to distract you; I once caught a gypsy girl trying to steal the wallet from my pocket.

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Anonymous Tue 27 Oct 2015 06:38:43 No.1045531 Report Delete

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>>1045512
>How do I avoid someone that I can spot from 100mtrs away?
Take it to /pol

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 27 Oct 2015 07:12:55 No.1045535 Report Delete

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Don't look like a tourist and or an easy target. If they try to sell you shit or talk to you just ignore them

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Anonymous Tue 27 Oct 2015 18:43:31 No.1045683 Report Delete

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lol i guess you have to be born in eastern europe to get the necessary skills.

let me share some of them with you.

do not carry anything that is more valuable than the average of what tourist are carrying in the area. do people have cheap phones in that country in general? that's a sign for you to leave your golden iphone 6s at home, and take a throwaway huawei or something. do not let your camera hang on your under no circumstances.

do not show all your cash. have coins spread all over your pockets of your trousers and jacket and every other pocket you have. similarly, put different notes in different pockets. depending on how much you need to pay and how many people see you pay, take out only the most suitable note, and do not touch the other pockets.
dress down. in istanbul go as far as to carry plastic bags instead of proper bags if you're in the really bad area. make sure the bag is moderately used, and not see-through. better yet, do not carry a bag if it's avoidable.
probably the best advise is to have a poor face. do not look content with your life, especially during night. someone asks you something? ignore it. do not look their way. if you accidentally look, do not smile, do not frown, no sudden movements, just keep your pace and act as if you just accidentally looked their way instead of noticing their presence. do they follow you? go to a lighter area. look for security cameras, places where there's more traffic, anywhere where people could hear you ask for help. if you're being followed first try to avoid going in the direction of your hotel, just try to go somewhere moderately crowded.
speaking of crowds, avoid crowds otherwise. people should not touch you in crowds, even if it's a latin place. create your space and guard it. if someone enters your space, make brief eye contact with them, check their hands, but also check for any other pressure or loss of pressure of your bag straps.

that was 101, any eastern euro person could write a novel on this

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Anonymous Tue 27 Oct 2015 19:26:22 No.1045688 Report Delete

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>>1045683

all true

same can be said if you are from Portugal, Spain, Southern France (marseille)

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Anonymous Tue 27 Oct 2015 22:43:32 No.1045749 Report Delete

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>>1045512
I'v been through europe and there is a simple answer

gypsies ake advantage of civil human behavior, and common decency
I've seen them pick-pocketing, teaching kids to feign injuries, hastling couples at romantic spots

don't treat them like humans
don't make eye contact, don't speak to them
if they ask you for directions, smile at you, ignore them
if they get to close push them away

they abused the common courtesy we afford to people, so they lost the right to civil treatment

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 29 Oct 2015 07:42:12 No.1046146 Report Delete

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Throw your children at them

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Anonymous Thu 29 Oct 2015 11:19:22 No.1046199 Report Delete

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Thread tl:dr -- Situatio0nal awareness.

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Anonymous Thu 29 Oct 2015 11:30:48 No.1046205 Report Delete

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>>1045512
Living in Paris, have to deal with them almost daily.
Just ignore them, put your hands in your pockets, if they insist just say loudly "FUCK NO".
Also most of these gypsies are either kids or girls so if you're scared of them then you must be a pussy.

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Anonymous Thu 29 Oct 2015 16:13:34 No.1046275 Report Delete

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>>1046205
The "Stall" will be a kid or a girl. The one running whatever scam or con they have going will be a male.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 29 Oct 2015 23:16:09 No.1046355 Report Delete

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In Brasov I was followed by a gypsy family (1 young mother, 6-8 children) for several hours throughout the city. One of the kids grabbed a big rock and put it in the middle of the road with a hat covering it up. A car came and ran it over and probably caused a fair bit of damage. I later saw them at the train station where the mother was beating the shit out of one of her daughters (who was probably 5 or so) for crying and swinging her around by the arm. The security guards intervened and got them to fuck off.

That's my gypsy story.

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Anonymous Fri 30 Oct 2015 09:08:29 No.1046473 Report Delete

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Where can I find some cheap and relatively pretty gypsy hookers? I want to use one like a worthless piece of meat. I have some kind of a fetish for their looks. Not the ugliest ones though.

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