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  1. #26738
    Quote Originally Posted by ShinyCrazy  [View Original Post]
    This is encouraging. I was starting to rethink my plans for Rio. I have mongered just about everywhere: Europe, SE Asia, Colombia, Caribbean, but only in Bogota did I feel slightly at risk. I just tried to keep my mongering to the touristy and "safe" parts of Bogota. I'm not interested in risking my life, when I could get a beautiful girl in Spain or Pattaya. Currently, I'm thinking of staying in Copa (likely the Hilton, for points) and going to Eden Spa and Termas Monte Carlo or Centaurus during the day, and MABs or an escort at night. That seems like the safest option. If I'm feeling like the risks are overblown, I'll add the Centro Prives during the day. Anyone else have an opinion on the best day game and night game for first timers in Rio, particularly those of us who don't want to carry a taser?
    Your plan for Rio seems safe. I didn't carry any weapon and survived last year LOL. I stayed at the JW, walked in copa to Monte Carlo and Mabs even at night, but not past 10 pm. I Ubered to 4 x4 twice during the week, no issues either getting in and out at midnight. One time I had to walk to Av. Rio Branco to get the Uber because I was taking a girl back to my hotel and she didn't want us getting on in front of 4 X4, this was past midnight and no issue either.

    As far as going to Centro I think daytime is fine, I went twice to Dudas at Av Rio Branco 156 and walked around without issue. Just use common sense and watch where you pull out your phone, lean against a wall if you're worried you'll be approached from behind.

  2. #26737
    Quote Originally Posted by ShinyCrazy  [View Original Post]
    This is encouraging. I was starting to rethink my plans for Rio. I have mongered just about everywhere: Europe, SE Asia, Colombia, Caribbean, but only in Bogota did I feel slightly at risk. I just tried to keep my mongering to the touristy and "safe" parts of Bogota. I'm not interested in risking my life, when I could get a beautiful girl in Spain or Pattaya. Currently, I'm thinking of staying in Copa (likely the Hilton, for points) and going to Eden Spa and Termas Monte Carlo or Centaurus during the day, and MABs or an escort at night. That seems like the safest option. If I'm feeling like the risks are overblown, I'll add the Centro Prives during the day. Anyone else have an opinion on the best day game and night game for first timers in Rio, particularly those of us who don't want to carry a taser?
    ShinyCrazy, there is very little risk to a RJ visitor as long he uses his common sense, stays aware of his surroundings at all times, does not wear expensive watches or gold jewelry, and most importantly "avoids empty, dark streets at night" as I previously posted, which translates into use uber to get around at night (or local taxis as Nounce suggests). I have applied the same caution in Manila which can also be a dangerous place if one chooses not follow the basic rules or is too drunk to pay attention to his surroundings.

    RJ Prives: I prefer to skip the afternoon Prives and I go to the Termas at night because for the most part Prive girls just do not have what I am looking for looks wise, but tastes vary. You should probably go to at least one of the recommended Prives and find out for yourself what it is like and then decide if you like them.

    Solarium and 4 x 4 are my favorite Termas in RJ. Solarium, because IMHO they have prettiest terma girls and is therefor my favorite terma. 4 x 4 for the party atmosphere. 4 x 4 is a pretty wild scene, in a totally good way, especially on Thursday and Friday nights. I like the joint. Centaurus on occasion has had some girls I found attractive and so I have met some great girls there and had good times, but it is more expensive than other termas. Lastly, I can't recommend Monte Carlo because I have never met a MC girl that I wanted to shag. It has always been a disappointment for me. But things can change weekly / monthly. YMMV.

  3. #26736
    One thing I like to do is to go by 4 x 4 at closing time, 23 h or later, and just wait outside, and get numbers from the girls as they leave.

    Of course, I get the evil eye from the owners who know me as DJ Vagabundo, and true to my name, I am a frugal fucker, a cheapo charlie munger o mongering! I usually go over there after some of the cheapie darkside places, like 116. Of course, I always go over to 4 x4 with a few authentic Swiss Naval Infantry and Swiss Naval Intelligence wingmen to avoide getting assaulted, all with our light saber stun flashlights!

    All kidding aside, all I am doing is reporting facts. I am just saying what happened so you, the reader, can decide. Perhaps I am crazy to go to places like 116! I do recall seeing my old favorite wingmen, Ready Player 1 and 2 at 116 with the stun flashlight. I was walking down the hall after fucking my girl (for a fraction of 4 x 4 of course), when I heard the stun taser sound, and I poked my head in to see if my wingman was OK. He was. He was just demonstrating the flashlight stun light saber with Suzy, a great 116 fuck, who we all fucked. That is the only security he carried.

    Quote Originally Posted by Nounce  [View Original Post]
    I think all the replies miss this point.

    The rest of the replies to this post seem inconsequential.

    The reason he walked is not he did not take Uber. He was walking to a location where Uber pickup is more reliable, less cancelation. Last time 4 of us called Uber from 4 x 4, the Uber came and canceled right in front of us. Probably it is easier to just take the taxi from 4 x 4 to avoid cancellation.

  4. #26735

    What is this? A war zone or a brothel?

    Quote Originally Posted by JohnnyWalker55  [View Original Post]
    With all due respect, vagabundo is out of his mind.

    Spent over 8 months in rio / SP so far.

    If you are a gringo, wearing a flamengo shirt will do nothing. You will still stick out like a gringo with a flamengo shirt.

    Using a taser is absolutely ridiculous. You shouldn't be in an area like the intersection of ave. Vargas and urugaiana walking on a weeknight at 10 pm in the first place. Leave at sundown.

    Rio is mostly safe during the day, just stay in the areas that are busy / populated. Use common sense.

    Vagabundo I believe is talking in third person in the posts below, which shows the mental clarity.

    He's former military I assume, so take his advice with a grain of salt.

    IMO, absolutely do not wear the local "bombeiro" shirts, or anything close to that. It does not help you blend in, as a gringo. Rather, it draws a bigger target.

    See my post history if you don't believe me. Just keep to yourself and you'll be fine. But the over-cautionary tales of the fanny pack, taser, flashlight etc. Are absolutely excessive.

    Again, if you are a gringo, everyone will know. Just don't wear jewelry or use your cell in public. Everything else is over-precautionary.

    Been visiting the centro prives, usually at 11 am and 5 pm daily, all going well. Favorites are dark room in praa olavo bilac and sala 2107 at av 13 de maio (not sure, too lazy to look). It's paradise in rio.

    The turnover is huge, half the girls I saw last month aren't working prives now. Use good hygeine, be a gentleman, and you'll get better service than 80% of the clients.

    Just my two cents.

    JW.
    This is encouraging. I was starting to rethink my plans for Rio. I have mongered just about everywhere: Europe, SE Asia, Colombia, Caribbean, but only in Bogota did I feel slightly at risk. I just tried to keep my mongering to the touristy and "safe" parts of Bogota. I'm not interested in risking my life, when I could get a beautiful girl in Spain or Pattaya. Currently, I'm thinking of staying in Copa (likely the Hilton, for points) and going to Eden Spa and Termas Monte Carlo or Centaurus during the day, and MABs or an escort at night. That seems like the safest option. If I'm feeling like the risks are overblown, I'll add the Centro Prives during the day. Anyone else have an opinion on the best day game and night game for first timers in Rio, particularly those of us who don't want to carry a taser?

  5. #26734

    Ipanema video

    Ipanema video.

    https://youtu.be/007jQf7_gqk

    For those of you into history, Brazil's diplomat Sergio (see the netflix movie with wagner mouro) was filmed at arpoador. The particular culture of Brazil and rio is reflected by Sergio, who should have been listened to by the ignorant Americans. We Swiss, particularly the swiss French, consider the arrogant yanquis with utter disdain!

  6. #26733
    Quote Originally Posted by Nounce  [View Original Post]
    The reason he walked is not he did not take Uber. He was walking to a location where Uber pickup is more reliable, less cancelation. Last time 4 of us called Uber from 4 x4, the Uber came and canceled right in front of us. Probably it is easier to just take the taxi from 4 x4 to avoid cancellation.
    I think the reason Uber drivers don't want to pick up passengers in front of 4 x4 or other termas may be that they don't want to piss of the taxi drivers waiting at the termas for potential customers leaving the termas.

  7. #26732
    Quote Originally Posted by AxelHeyst  [View Original Post]
    Great post JW with a couple of solid tips to boot. The main point is just use your common sense. Avoid empty, dark streets late at night. Use Uber. It is a reliable, cost effective way to get around town. ...
    I think all the replies miss this point.

    Quote Originally Posted by Vagabundo1  [View Original Post]
    Assault AAR.

    1. I agree. Take the uber from 4 x4. That is the first lesson learned. The victim here was walking to Windsor in order to avoid the problem where Uber cancels the user for getting picked up at the terma....
    The rest of the replies to this post seem inconsequential.

    The reason he walked is not he did not take Uber. He was walking to a location where Uber pickup is more reliable, less cancelation. Last time 4 of us called Uber from 4 x4, the Uber came and canceled right in front of us. Probably it is easier to just take the taxi from 4 x4 to avoid cancellation.

  8. #26731
    Quote Originally Posted by JohnnyWalker55  [View Original Post]
    With all due respect, vagabundo is out of his mind.

    Spent over 8 months in rio / SP so far.

    If you are a gringo, wearing a flamengo shirt will do nothing. You will still stick out like a gringo with a flamengo shirt.

    Using a taser is absolutely ridiculous. You shouldn't be in an area like the intersection of ave. Vargas and urugaiana walking on a weeknight at 10 pm in the first place. Leave at sundown.

    Rio is mostly safe during the day, just stay in the areas that are busy / populated. Use common sense.

    Vagabundo I believe is talking in third person in the posts below, which shows the mental clarity.

    He's former military I assume, so take his advice with a grain of salt.

    IMO, absolutely do not wear the local "bombeiro" shirts, or anything close to that. It does not help you blend in, as a gringo. Rather, it draws a bigger target.

    See my post history if you don't believe me. Just keep to yourself and you'll be fine. But the over-cautionary tales of the fanny pack, taser, flashlight etc. Are absolutely excessive.

    Again, if you are a gringo, everyone will know. Just don't wear jewelry or use your cell in public. Everything else is over-precautionary.

    Been visiting the centro prives, usually at 11 am and 5 pm daily, all going well. Favorites are dark room in praa olavo bilac and sala 2107 at av 13 de maio (not sure, too lazy to look). It's paradise in rio.

    The turnover is huge, half the girls I saw last month aren't working prives now. Use good hygeine, be a gentleman, and you'll get better service than 80% of the clients.

    Just my two cents.

    JW.
    Great post JW with a couple of solid tips to boot. The main point is just use your common sense. Avoid empty, dark streets late at night. Use Uber. It is a reliable, cost effective way to get around town. I wear solid color t-shirts & jeans every night and people do not know that I am an American until I open my mouth begin to speak.

    Here is a great "with all due respect" clip from Talladego Nights:. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Af-Id_fuXFA.

  9. #26730
    Quote Originally Posted by Xpartan  [View Original Post]
    ... So my understanding is the victim here "tased" the first assailant twice (the body and the neck), while the second assailant just stood there and watched? What if he didn't? What if he stabbed him in the gut or face before getting tased too?...
    I think the second guy was also "tased" but was still standing.

    Quote Originally Posted by WyattEarp  [View Original Post]
    The corner of Avenida Presidente Vargas and Rio Branco is not a good place to be at night after business hours. I myself just head directly into an Uber when leaving 4 x 4. Newbies should take caution.

    ...
    I think it depends on which corner. If you walk out from 4x4 and do not cross the street, that corner maybe more dangerous. It's nuts to take taxi from 116 to 211 but maybe worth doing if danger is a concern.

  10. #26729

    Completely agree!

    Quote Originally Posted by JohnnyWalker55  [View Original Post]
    With all due respect, vagabundo is out of his mind.

    Spent over 8 months in rio / SP so far.

    If you are a gringo, wearing a flamengo shirt will do nothing. You will still stick out like a gringo with a flamengo shirt.

    Using a taser is absolutely ridiculous. You shouldn't be in an area like the intersection of ave. Vargas and urugaiana walking on a weeknight at 10 pm in the first place. Leave at sundown.

    Rio is mostly safe during the day, just stay in the areas that are busy / populated. Use common sense.

    Vagabundo I believe is talking in third person in the posts below, which shows the mental clarity.

    He's former military I assume, so take his advice with a grain of salt.

    IMO, absolutely do not wear the local "bombeiro" shirts, or anything close to that. It does not help you blend in, as a gringo. Rather, it draws a bigger target.

    See my post history if you don't believe me. Just keep to yourself and you'll be fine. But the over-cautionary tales of the fanny pack, taser, flashlight etc. Are absolutely excessive.

    Again, if you are a gringo, everyone will know. Just don't wear jewelry or use your cell in public. Everything else is over-precautionary.

    JW.
    Senor Vagabundo is not crazy, but he is indeed ex-military from what I understand. He might also enjoy an occasional adrenalin rush, which doesn't or rather shouldn't appeal to 99.9% of visiting gringos who come to Brazil for only one kind of combat that has nothing to do with tasers, water bottles and knives, IMHO.

    Don't try to prove you're a tough guy in Rio, fellows. If you do get assaulted, give them your money and your fucking phone. Make sure it's a shitty phone and not iPhone 13. Make sure you don't have more than $30-60 on you to give them. Make sure you have nothing else that can interest your friendly Rio mugger, like a watch or gold chain. They don't need your life, and you don't need the risk of getting injured or worse.

    I have stupidly walked Centro streets at night on multiple occasions and never gotten in trouble. But that's pure luck. Instead, uber everywhere. If there is no Uber, there are cabs standing by at every terma. So pay a tiny bit more and travel safely. The cabbies picking you up at a terma won't rip you off. At least I've never had an issue.

    By the way, technically speaking, a stun gun is not a taser. Taser can shoot at a distance, but you only have one shot. A stun gun can hit a target multiple times, but it has to be applied DIRECTLY to the body;.

    So my understanding is the victim here "tased" the first assailant twice (the body and the neck), while the second assailant just stood there and watched? What if he didn't? What if he stabbed him in the gut or face before getting tased too?

    I mean, kudos to that guy, but he got incredibly lucky, IMHO. Unlike VB, I wouldn't recommend anyone to try and replicate his success.

  11. #26728
    Senor JohnnyWalker,

    With all respect:

    I was not describing what happened to me. I was describing what actually happened to a ISG friend who is in town.

    Everyone is entitled to his own opinion. I am just reporting facts. The ISGer I reported on a week ago was attacked, and he did use the taser flashlight to defend himself as I described. A month ago, another ISGer friend was also attacked on President Vargas at knife point, late at night, and robbed of a cell phone. I gave him a loaner cell phone.

    I've been here 26 straight months now.

    Another lesson learned is that Perola Negra in Barra has the same talent, literally, the same girls as 4 x 4, but the area is safe.

    Best.

    Quote Originally Posted by JohnnyWalker55  [View Original Post]

    Vagabundo I believe is talking in third person in the posts below, which shows the mental clarity.


    JW.

  12. #26727

    In response to vagabundo

    With all due respect, vagabundo is out of his mind.

    Spent over 8 months in rio / SP so far.

    If you are a gringo, wearing a flamengo shirt will do nothing. You will still stick out like a gringo with a flamengo shirt.

    Using a taser is absolutely ridiculous. You shouldn't be in an area like the intersection of ave. Vargas and urugaiana walking on a weeknight at 10 pm in the first place. Leave at sundown.

    Rio is mostly safe during the day, just stay in the areas that are busy / populated. Use common sense.

    Vagabundo I believe is talking in third person in the posts below, which shows the mental clarity.

    He's former military I assume, so take his advice with a grain of salt.

    IMO, absolutely do not wear the local "bombeiro" shirts, or anything close to that. It does not help you blend in, as a gringo. Rather, it draws a bigger target.

    See my post history if you don't believe me. Just keep to yourself and you'll be fine. But the over-cautionary tales of the fanny pack, taser, flashlight etc. Are absolutely excessive.

    Again, if you are a gringo, everyone will know. Just don't wear jewelry or use your cell in public. Everything else is over-precautionary.

    Been visiting the centro prives, usually at 11 am and 5 pm daily, all going well. Favorites are dark room in praça olavo bilac and sala 2107 at av 13 de maio (not sure, too lazy to look). It's paradise in rio.

    The turnover is huge, half the girls I saw last month aren't working prives now. Use good hygeine, be a gentleman, and you'll get better service than 80% of the clients.

    Just my two cents.

    JW.

  13. #26726
    Quote Originally Posted by TheCritic  [View Original Post]
    Any update??
    It is business as usual according to local WA group report.

  14. #26725
    7. Do wear a local soccer shirt. I gave the victim a flamengo shirt. He should have worn it. A guy wearing a flamengo shirt (or better vasco, of course) who is not carrying a cell phone openly is not an attractive victim because he does not profile as a gringo / tourist / target. The victim insists on wearing Nascar and other obvious gringo shirts. Which makes him a target AND makes anyone he is with a target. Don't get me started on overpaying at 4 x4, which of course has been litigated to death on these pages.

    Quote Originally Posted by Vagabundo1  [View Original Post]
    Assault AAR.

    1. I agree. Take the uber from 4x4. That is the first lesson learned. The victim here was walking to Windsor in order to avoid the problem where Uber cancels the user for getting picked up at the terma.

    2. Do not take out cell phone (see previous assault on Pres Vargas in centro). The victim here took out his cell to call the uber to Windsor, a saved place.

    3. Do buddy up. The victim here was alone.

    4. Use of the taser. The victim here did use the taser. The attacker was tased to the body, and then to the neck, which put the attacker on the ground. The second attacker, not deterred, was also tased to the body. So, practice with and be able to use the taser flashlight, which is non lethal (though the flashlight is built to have a knife edge which can be used, so it is really a good single device for escalation of force = A) the light, b) the taser, C) the knife edge).

    5. Carry a bottle, as Executive Talent has said. When I am walking in a high threat area like centro at night or VM anytime, in one hand I carry both the flashlight taser with a wrist strap, and a bottle, plastic o glass. A bottle is a great non lethal or possibly lethal item. A plastic bottle can be thrown, and a glass bottle can be broken and used to cut. I hate to be too graphic, but the reality is that Rio is a city at war, at war between rich and poor. It is the off season, and the poor are getting more desperate.

    6. Immediate action. If you are injured, you should carry a bandage (a boxing hand wrap is a good dual use item), tourniquet (a belt) and know how to call and get to medical help. The local numbers are 190 for police, 193 for firemen, 192 for ambulance. Given response times, it would be better probably to take a cab or uber to the best trauma hospital, which is at Central, about 100 meters South of Central metro.

  15. #26724

    4 x4

    Quote Originally Posted by TiaVoyage25  [View Original Post]
    Hope everyone is enjoying themselves in Rio. I sure miss the place.

    I read several pages back that 4 x4 was shut down by local authorities back in April, but a few days later I saw that someone said they had visited in May. Can anyone who has been on ground recently confirm if it is still open or not?

    Cheers,

    TIA.
    Any update??

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