Quincas in Brazil

[Tiradentes]

Welcome back, Macunaima !

I truly enjoy your thoughtful reports about the hobby, Rio, and life in general.

Forget about the haters in the other threads that are dissing you. The Rio forum hasn't had any useful info. for the least 5 years.

Abracos.

[Ryjerrob]

on your elevation in status!!!!!!!!!!

[Sperto]

I was wrong. Quincas, you're actually Macunaima.

First I thought not as I couldn't imagine Macunaima eating magic brownies or visiting termas.

I'm sure this section will have interesting discussions with the well known anthropologist Thaddeus Blanchette.

[Kid Cisco]

Quincas do you monger at all?

Or do you just log on to debate on legal issues? Guys this is MAC let'd face it just watch and view his post from this period on and you will see what I am talking about.

Kid Cisco

[Quincas]

Apologies accepted. It was effectively those unwarranted sarcasms towards my Goiania ex GF that pissed me off and generated my fiery answer.

Paz.

Prosal, at most I was gently ribbing you. I certainly wasn't being sarcastic towards your ex.

But jesus, kid! You don't want to be ribbed after posting for years how great Brazilian women are? ;-)

Correct me if I'm wrong, but your big beef with Macunaima on Brazzil.com was that you believed that Brazilian women were some sort of special branch of superior female, correct? Now, several years later, that's no longer the case. Peoples' views change. You seem to have come around to Macunaima's way of thinking: "Brazilian women ain't all that". I find this funny and ironic, given the hatred you carry for the man.

[Quincas]

Understood. No more talk aboutt this topic by me, then.

[Quincas]

Hold on. If you have naked pics of a prostitute and you have paid for her services its rather difficult to prove that she didn't give you a permission to do what ever you like with those pictures. Now, to follow 100% the law I believe that there need to be some kind of written agreement, but on the otherhand should there be one for all her services.

GDPnet. You are very very funny guy.

[Extremely solemn face] GdPnet exists, man. Seriously.

As far as I understand it, P (and I could be wrong here), from a legal standpoint it's not a question of her having to prove anything: it's a question of you having to prove you have a license to produce and distribute porn (or erotica or whatever PC euphemism they use). Under most countries' laws, porn's pretty heavily regulated if it isn't supressed and, the last time I looked, Brazil still had anti-porn laws on the books. How producers get around that, I don't know. I presume that, like in most country's, they either have to pay a bribe or the legal equivalent of a bribe: a license fee.

[Perkele]

Well. Self-prostitution is legal, yes. Photographing nekid women without a license and distributing those pictures internationally is technically illegal production of pornography and it can even be argued that it is trafficking of women. Bullshit, I know, but a few years back, IIRC, the cops closed down a virtual sex site in Rio with that specific allegation (trafficking of women).

Now, you're right in saying that working girls probably won't sue. That sort of international legal activity is far beyond their means.

But beware of GdPnet, my friend: it is a very powerful force. These girls are networked into the internet and some of them do indeed monitor this site and others. And they never forget a face. It probably would be pretty easy for them to figure out who a poster is and I'm sure many of them can think of several creative means for getting revenge the next time said poster is in town.

Word spreads quick among these women.

Hold on. If you have naked pics of a prostitute and you have paid for her services its rather difficult to prove that she didn't give you a permission to do what ever you like with those pictures. Now, to follow 100% the law I believe that there need to be some kind of written agreement, but on the otherhand should there be one for all her services.

GDPnet. You are very very funny guy.

[Quincas]

Also in Brasil prostitution is completely legal profession.

No working girl will sue anybody for posting their pictures in internet. Stop being paranoid.

Well. Self-prostitution is legal, yes. Photographing nekid women without a license and distributing those pictures internationally is technically illegal production of pornography and it can even be argued that it is trafficking of women. Bullshit, I know, but a few years back, IIRC, the cops closed down a virtual sex site in Rio with that specific allegation (trafficking of women).

Now, you're right in saying that working girls probably won't sue. That sort of international legal activity is far beyond their means.

But beware of GdPnet, my friend: it is a very powerful force. These girls are networked into the internet and some of them do indeed monitor this site and others. And they never forget a face. It probably would be pretty easy for them to figure out who a poster is and I'm sure many of them can think of several creative means for getting revenge the next time said poster is in town.

Word spreads quick among these women.

[Quincas]

Simply because I've discovered FSU, my little trutinha....

OMG! The mystery is revealed at last: Prosal is actually Macunaima!

How do I know?

In all my time on Brazzil.com and in this entire forum here, the only person who has ever used "trutinha" as an insult is. MACUNAIMA!

This explains a hell of a lot. Prosal and Mac's endless insulting back-and-forths on Brazzil.com, for one. I always wondered how those didn't get censored.

This also fits Mac's MO, given that the dude seems to like to argue. Who better to argue with than oneself? And what better way to maintain an annoying, uncensorable, presence on multiple boards than by having two personas who apparently hate each other?

Prosal, I offcially dub thee "Promac"!

My hat is off to you, Promac. Very, very subtle. Much nastier than rieckrolling, I might add.

[Quincas]

...I always have around 2 or 3 thousand reals on me too...

Johnny, while I agree that Rio and Copa are not as dangerous as some mongers make them out to be - and certainly not as dangerous as the current media reports make them out to be - it strikes me that walking around with 2-3k in your pants is just asking for trouble.

My question is why would you do this? You don't need that kind of walking around cash and the hotel safe would certainly be a lot safer, even if you have a black belt in jiu-jitsu.

[Prosal]

We both know there were no fake quotes. I just admire the energy you put in editing your post all the time. Makes me think of the commercial with the Duracell rabbit.

Sperto, you're really hopelessly thick. A true burro. As usual, you prefer fiddling, quibbling, deriding and argumenting than learning from others and broadening your horizons.

No wonder why you mesh well with Macunaima/Quincas.

[Sprite13]

I also fully remember those days where Prosal was swearing only by Brasileiras. Wondered what happened to make him do a 180 degrees; could it be that his sweet little innocent princessinha in Goiania burnt him or something?

Sorry, Sprite, I'm not Mac. I know who you're talking about, however, because I've read WSG and I used to hang out on brazzil.com back when prosal was on that site, waxing enthusiastic about how Brazilian women in general just love gringos.

[Hughdad]

Prove a negative?

Yeah, he cracks me up. A real negative thinking guy.

[Quincas]

All you need to do to whip Exec Talent into a frenzy is criticize him.

I rest my case.