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04-20-19 02:37 #30932
Posts: 118Originally Posted by MrEnternational [View Original Post]
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04-19-19 23:51 #30931
Posts: 3102The food scene
I have always been a big fan of baileys pizza at one time best I had ever had. Last 2 times not up to my expectation. One of my favs now Sinatras breakfast and it 2 for one deals twice a week.
Originally Posted by Oakie [View Original Post]
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04-19-19 23:31 #30930
Posts: 118Originally Posted by MrEnternational [View Original Post]
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04-19-19 11:52 #30929
Posts: 1908Originally Posted by Tempoecorto [View Original Post]
The good news is it keeps the place from being boring as there are always new venues popping up with surprisingly good stuff (for a while anyway).
It's like the huge turnover in putas, never boring, and always a nice surpise or two to be found. Keeps the place interesting!
Latest for pizza lovers, Ciebo, quality and authentic! Forget the rest right now!
Street food from a few regularstands who have been around forever is always consistent and fresh and cheap. Those are the ones that set up at noon, and close down after 8 or so! Nothing kept over!
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04-18-19 23:06 #30928
Posts: 15905Originally Posted by Confiable [View Original Post]
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04-18-19 22:42 #30927
Posts: 2116A Short Trip By A Snowbird
1) Spent a week in Sosua. Flew in to Pto Pta and left via Santiago. The flight prices are ridiculous but as they say, "charge what the traffic can bear. ".
2) The food scenario for me has turned out to be rather shabby. Ever since the Italian chef GianLuca left at New Garden, food is reasonably dismal there. I tried the Austrian place. Once they knew what an Italian expresso was. The new local inductee brought me a cupful of expresso, instead of a spoonful. Yuk, and the tira-me-su was definitely not worth salivating on. The Germany bar and Grill was okay but the Canadian place at the main intersection. Boy I am not going there ever. And I asked for a mere decent hamburger (their big mac)!
3) By the way, I tried that idiotic Jamaican restaurant in front of Casa Valeria for their Curry Goat. They had the gall of charging me a whopping 850 pesos while goat in a typical Dominican place is 350 pesos. Still pricey as goat is considered the priciest compared to pork / chicken / beef. Stupid me, I should have asked for the price before sitting down. I had a place to cook and so in desperation, I bought some goat meat (which too is frozen, unlike the fresh cuts in Santiago) and cooked. Fish too in Sosua is mostly frozen so the only way one could eat it, is as fried. Fried, as we all know, everything is rendered good including shoes. As an Italian saying goes.
4) The good news was the mangoes. There was a large variety and I devoured quite a load. The other good news were the women, even though I had 2 poor experiences with newbies. Generally never paid more than 2000 and on occasions, 1000 but I treat them well. Beer / juice, food where applicable and a small gift. I also must repeat that I never pick women from the streets and hence NEVER negotiate. Most women, came during the day and at night, I slept alone.
5) Noticed quite a few of the young women are smoking including the new fangled vapor gizmo but regular cigarillos as well. It is curious how the US, so quickly engulfs the smaller cultures, things that are "cool" and bad for you quickly became part of another culture. The rise in fat, is another clear indication of that colonialism. Soda is ubiquitous as are all things fried and just like the inner cities in the US, veg and fruits are way too expensive to be affordable. Add the alcohol. No wonder women turn out to be fat within a short space of time. I gave mangoes to a girl who on her next trip back told me that those were nice and sweet. Imagine that, in a place where mangoes are everywhere.
6) Even though, it has been routine by now to hobnob with 20 somethings, I realize that at home, it would be hard to find anything lower than 30 and the mind games, not to speak of my pocket. I guess I will continue to indulge in the pleasure the Good Lord has allowed me to partake in, pure happenstance, until I cannot. Long live La Republica Dominican!
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04-18-19 15:43 #30926
Posts: 118Sosua Prices
This might not be new news to some of the people on this forum. Since my last trip in September, I have seen a drastic change in some women asking prices. Women are now asking in american dollars and what they are asking is outrageous. They want 100 to 150 $ for the night. Last Sunday, there was suppose to be a concert at playa chiquita but the concert was cancelled due to the rapper being in a car accident. But some of the women who showed up was looking nice in their outfits. But I could not see paying that price but some people must be paying it if they are asking. Now I am in Santo Domingo, if anyone is around let me know. We can meet for some drinks. I am here until Monday.
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04-14-19 00:41 #30925
Posts: 118Originally Posted by Oakie [View Original Post]
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04-13-19 12:41 #30924
Posts: 1908Something for all!
Originally Posted by MikeM488 [View Original Post]
I personally see more Americans coming to Sosua than ever before, who prefer the big booty.
It's supposed to be the slower season but the number of Americans here are keeping the business here thriving! The snowbirds seeking to escape the gruelling northern winters, have mostly gone back to warmer temperatures, leaving mostly ex pats like me.
The chica's are simply taking advantage of the current market conditions on the strip, and shaking and showing everything they have in the booty department.
There are still a few slim hot ones around for guys like us, so it's all good!
Where I'm staying there are some really old fart ex pats, who are bringing amazingly beautiful (to me) slim young ones to the pool everyday, I'm almost jealous!
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04-13-19 07:26 #30923
Posts: 49Originally Posted by Tempoecorto [View Original Post]
I don't care what the girls weight because we all have our type. So guys like heavy or slim. To each their own style. I was just trying to describe the weight of the girls walking the street.
But I did notice that when it was 5-10 years ago. I could find probably 5-10 skinny girls in Classico at 2 am. Where today it might be one or two at that time. You just have to make adjustments.
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04-09-19 21:12 #30922
Posts: 578Originally Posted by DarrenGap [View Original Post]
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04-09-19 20:53 #30921
Posts: 296Originally Posted by DarrenGap [View Original Post]
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04-09-19 03:40 #30920
Posts: 3049Originally Posted by ArnPoddict [View Original Post]
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04-09-19 01:26 #30919
Posts: 149Medical Miracle
Originally Posted by Turgid [View Original Post]
One question, these colors, is there some kind of pantone guide I could use to identify the various flavors of these maladies? You know bright red or mild yellow, is it time of the month or is it cancer. Tough call.
So maybe I can get her to squat over the petri dish? Or perhaps swab her down first. As I don't know the outcome of the tests, maybe its best if I'm in full hazmat outfit.
Certainly its a good idea to give someone exuding cottage cheese a wide berth. Where do we stand on other types of cheese? Mascarpone for example? Pass on her as well?
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04-08-19 15:44 #30918
Posts: 5636Determine Sexual Health of your Date
It has occurred to me that a monger can determine the health of a provider during foreplay by examining her vaginal discharge. This could assist said monger in determining whether to indulge in non covered activity such as BBFS, BBBJ or DATY. The below mentioned information should be of assistance:
Clear discharge = Healthy.
Grey discharge = Vaginal vaginosis.
Pink discharge = cervical bleeding.
Yellow / Green discharge = bacterial infection or sexually transmitted infection. There also may be an odor associated with it.
Brown discharge = This could be a sign of uterine or cervical cancer. Additionally, during menopause, a woman should not have any type of vaginal bleeding, which is also a sign of uterine cancer.
Red discharge = Menstruation, cervical infection, cervical polyp, endometrial or cervical cancer.
Thick, White cottage cheese-type discharge = yeast infection. Roughly 90 percent of women will have a yeast infection at some point in their life.