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11-11-10 01:51 #1368
Posts: 421Originally Posted by Mr Enternational
Didn't you know that all sewage from Copa, Ipanema and Leblon goes straight to the ocean. No treatment at all.
Actually a few months ago a researcher, brazilian, said in TV that all waters around Rio de Janeiro are so polluted that if Brazil would follow international standards it would be prohibited to swim anywhere near Rio.
Well, good luck. I'd go to dermatologist.
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11-10-10 21:05 #1367
Posts: 776Copa Rescue
Originally Posted by Sangue Bon
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11-10-10 20:47 #1366
Posts: 15908Originally Posted by Sangue Bon
Originally Posted by Sangue Bon
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11-10-10 19:16 #1365
Posts: 2024Ho beach
On my recent trip to Rio I did a few pass by's of Ho beach and the talent was very light. Last time I remember that area having any crowds was 2004 or 2005. There seemed to be more touts than customers, one of the touts told me that more girls should be showing up in a half hour as they sleep late, it was already 2 PM. He wanted me to rent a chair and have a beer and wait for them.
A short video of the area: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWn6Jque0F4
I don't know how many of you have ever seen someone get rescued from drowning on Copacabana beach. It's quite an experience, what happens is the lifeguard on the beach spots the swimmer in trouble and instead of swimming out to rescue you they call a helicopter. The Helicopter hovers over the swimmer and a lifeguard jumps out of the helicopter into the water with the swimmer. The helicopter then drops a basket into the water and everybody gets into the basket and is moved to shore. I captured this on my cheap little camera but it has limited capabilities and from the distance and height it doesn't do it justice:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMUowqp2UrU
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11-10-10 12:09 #1364
Posts: 688Originally Posted by Puta Playa
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11-09-10 05:17 #1363
Posts: 508Originally Posted by Wonderguy
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11-08-10 20:34 #1362
Posts: 50Rio in March
Originally Posted by Vittu
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11-08-10 20:21 #1361
Posts: 6079Originally Posted by Wonderguy
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11-08-10 17:24 #1360
Posts: 23I'm new to Rio
I have been looking around, but I can't find a list of massagems in Copacabana.
Could somebody please attach a link to a list I expect must be hidden here somewhere.
Thanks in advance
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11-08-10 16:53 #1359
Posts: 1364Originally Posted by Vittu
Some other places in Brazil use 240v, but they usually have a 110v plug somewhere in the hotel/apartment.
Btw, Notebooks have an inbuilt AC adaptor connected to the power plug (the black box), hence you can use them pretty much anywhere in the build and they will adapt to whatever voltage is present, ie 110v upto 250v all works fine.
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11-08-10 16:38 #1358
Posts: 320Planning a trip in March
Thank you for all the info on this site. Here is a nonmongering query. I will be traveling with a MacBook Pro used in the U.S. What kind of a plug will I need for it in Brazil. Will I need a transformer
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11-08-10 12:14 #1357
Posts: 2374Originally Posted by Prosal
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11-08-10 00:04 #1356
Posts: 2306Originally Posted by GolfinhoOriginally Posted by Golfinho
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11-07-10 06:42 #1355
Posts: 508Originally Posted by Eric Cartman
Unrelated to you or that:
I see a bunch of crazy talk below, I must say, 'wow'...Do Brasileiras make good wives for Americans to take home? Haha. It's like watching an 80's horror movie, the general plot and the outcomes are well-known to all, but the people still go through that door or turn that corner? I wonder what it would be like turned in reverse, with people coming to America to find American wives. Everyone bashes Americanas, but if someone can't find a mate in the diversity of the US, going abroad to a country with a different language is not going to help.
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11-05-10 20:10 #1354
Posts: 401Originally Posted by Golfinho