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03-29-10 02:16 #1068
Posts: 2374Originally Posted by Christopherd
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03-29-10 00:38 #1067
Posts: 2345Originally Posted by Cho 637
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03-28-10 22:19 #1066
Posts: 434x4 web site
I tried to get on 4x4's web site but it said it was not found.
It used to be http://www.quatroporquatro.com.br/
Does anyone know what it is now?
Thanks,
R4M4E
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03-28-10 21:00 #1065
Posts: 23Go to pharmacy
Get you some cipor 500 a 5pac should cost your about 10us dollars.
Originally Posted by Cho 637
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03-28-10 18:58 #1064
Posts: 71The "Cure" or at least it'll slow you down.......
Originally Posted by Cho 637
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03-28-10 18:26 #1063
Posts: 15915Originally Posted by Cho 637
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03-28-10 18:20 #1062
Posts: 225Help!
I need your help guys. I am in Rio and desperately need a cure or some something I can take for a case of "Montezuma`s Revenge"!
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03-28-10 18:03 #1061
Posts: 15915Originally Posted by Nyc Expat
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03-28-10 17:59 #1060
Posts: 2345Yeah - but I don't mind that Brasil has got more expensive for some. I was never a big fan of Help or Termas, my apartment is a few yards from the beach and costs me 50R, I have nice long time at a good price (about 150R or less), and - the big 'and' - I love Brasil. I like Thailand for the weather and nice photo ops but there's less to do for my tastes (I can't dance thai lol) and, even though my porto is relatively low, I am not 100% dependent on people being able to speak English in Brasil. If you travel primarily for mongering and little else, maybe Thailand or the Philippines is a good deal. It's whatever you like. For me, Brasil. A large proportion of Thai & Filipino women I can barely tell apart - races of sweetly squashed noses whereas I easily recognise every Brasilian is an individual. They also tend to have a joy and a dignity that I find exciting (hello, carnaval). Buenos Aires is less hassle. Like Singapore but with better discount.
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03-28-10 17:54 #1059
Posts: 2025The party is over
Originally Posted by Bigcebu
My vacation is over now but here is a sample of one of my days in Rio recently:
Breakfast: 8 reais
Lunch at the Marriott, BLT with 4 beers: 60 reais
Dinner at Porcao in Flamengo for 2 including 1 bottle of Malbec from Mendoza Argentina: 300 reais
Entrance fee and drinks to 2A2 swing club: 300 reais
Escort fee for dinner/swing club and after swing club party: 400 reais.
Total cost: 1068 reais
1068 reais / 1.8 = $593 dollars.
I didn't do this everyday but a few days, other days were more like 350 reais if I grabbed a girl out of Dolce Vita.
While $593 is a lot of money, it was worth every penny of it plus for me to do that in NY with a professional escort would have cost me thousands.
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03-28-10 17:50 #1058
Posts: 386Originally Posted by Mr Enternational
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03-28-10 17:26 #1057
Posts: 15915Pattaya vs. Rio
Originally Posted by Bigcebu
Short Time in Thailand: US$15 (500 baht). Short Time in Brazil: US$82 (R$150).
Long Time in Thailand: US$30 (1000 baht). Long Time in Brazil: They are asking US$220 (R$400) now. Did one the other night for $82 (R$150). Damn R$150 ain't what it used to be; I quit!
Pics are a sample of Thailand from earlier this month. You have to be your own judge of where your money is best spent.
*Current exchange rates at time of post.
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03-28-10 16:23 #1056
Posts: 386Originally Posted by Brazil Specialist
My GF and I would go to this 5 star luxury motel after 11 PM and stay 3-5 hours. Once we stayed to early morning, had breakfast and returned home just before her teenage son left for school. They are so popular one Saturday night we had to wait about 30 minutes in the car before a room was available. Each room has a garage for discretion. Brazilians are much more advanced in this area than most western countries.
Of course if you’re in SP, Rio or other major city going to a motel is not the easiest choice. There must be a cheaper ST hotel for these purposes.
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03-28-10 13:08 #1055
Posts: 1502cost comparison
It is a fact that it is more than 3 years Brazilian currency is the strongest in the world and this made this country more expensive than before.
However when we talk about mongering, considering the average quality and the variety you get, I believe here money is well spent.
Originally Posted by Bigcebu
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03-28-10 12:38 #1054
Posts: 131I found Brazil ridicolous expensive.
Not only mongering also the costs for hotels and food are more than double to that what you pay in Asia.
How much is a LT in Thailand and how much in Brazil?