The Lady Boy Prostitutes and I (Read 1845 times)

One year mission in the making. Two for the price of one. Me - Fafafini - Friend - Friend - Fafafini The one on the left I once had an argument with at 5am when she was fighting with a punter over $20 outside my bedroom window. Ahhhhh, New Zealand. Home of the Kiwis, beautiful beaches, bubbling volcanos and a mecca of legalized transvestite prostitution. Move over Holland. We too have legal man fanny on the market!

What's a "punter"?

A punter is a customer that pays for services. In England it's a bloke that visits hookers. It can also mean gambler though so 'bookie' was close! I have a fascination with Fafafinis. The concept of bringing a baby born male up as female because you don't have a daughter is complex morally and culturally, but the characters themselves are really interesting. Never met one before I moved to New Zealand but the area that I live in now is a mecca for them. Prostitution is legal here - so they are a dominating presence on the streets at night.

Now it is working: http://www.weshow.com/uk/p/11552/fafafini_sexual_identity

Now it is working: http://www.weshow.com/uk/p/11552/fafafini_sexual_identity

Thanks, Trent! You really are a genius!

Samoans...GS cookies...? That video is really interesting. Man, life in the upper midwest of the US is really boring.

Hmm, have you checked out Madison, Wisconsin, lol?

A punter is a customer that pays for services. In England it's a bloke that visits hookers. It can also mean gambler though so 'bookie' was close!

That makes sense as the word was used in the movie "Snatch". I learned so many new words from watching Guy Ritchie's movies. That whole Cockney rhyming slang is hilarious. I am down the apple and pairs and off to the battle cruiser. Translation: I am going down the stairs and going to the pub. In regards to the fafafini bit, when I was stationed in Hawaii while in the Army, they had transvestite hookers there too, but they were called "Mahoos" pronounced "ma who". I saw two get in a fight in Waikiki one morning at about 3:00 am and it was the best damn street fight I have ever seen. I just remember one slamming the crap out of the other's head against one of those big blue corner mail boxes.