Stupid Shit in Brazil

[Fewdie]

You have some really white fingernails.

As someone who is in Brazil at this moment on my 7th visit, I can honestly say EVERYTHING you have posted here is so wrong. I will address your statements individually.

"If you have a large budget like USD 300 a day, Sao Paulo. ".

If you have a large budget, why would you even want to stay in Sao Paulo? If you have the money to travel, then flying out of SP is the best use of your funds.

"If you want best of everything, room, bed, drink, and food, at the establishment, Sao Paulo..

[Balboa]

I could take your photos and go elsewhere to pretend it is mine. LOL. I have met member here. I don't have to use a passport stamp to prove I am in Brazil. Why do I care if you believe I am in Brazil or not. Same for everything else I said. If you want to contribute, you write more posts with substance. Let your posts speak for you.

Right on Nounce! This guy Eszpresszo is a professional criticizer.

I've had him blocked for a while now, always negative BS.

I only see his posts when he's quoted, and I'm reminded of why he's blocked, Lol.

Keep on doing your thing. What you post is from real life experience, accurate and generally helpful.

Ignore the hater.
PS .. no passport stamp photos attached, lol. 🙄 😆

[Knowledge]

I see some of the same energy that has been showing up in recent months in the Medellin section. I don't really know what to make of it. I will offer my outsider's perspective. It seems weird to me that guys are on here comparing passport stamps and number of visits. Somebody who asks for help should not have to sort through that sort of thing to get to input about distances, costs, and safety considerations. To be fair, I did not see specific questions so that's the deal, you get back what you give. It is heavy lifting to respond to should I or shouldn't I open ended questions. So anyway, somebody mentioned Salvador. My impression of the place is that there is an organized group that works the areas where tourists congregate with the usual hustles. Some of them I noticed don't mind getting aggressive but they back down to a firm "no." I like it as a short break from the Sao Paulo routine.

[CkNice11]

I'm tired of seeing people ask if they should come here or not.

Go somewhere else if they'll have you.

NO Brazil isn't nearby like Colombia or mexico.

NO your broken spanish won't help you here because they don't even speak it.

NO they don't speak english either even at the 5 star hotels.

NO it isn't as cheap as other places.

NO it doesn't have beaches nearby.

I would normally write a YES part here but fuck you.

Read the forum, do your homework and either come or go away.

I met another ISG member who came to Brazil for the first time last September and we're going to party again in March with other members I've met before during my last 3 trips.

He was on the fence about going to Brazil but he read the forum, saw the fun that could be had and took the plunge and he said it was the best trip he's ever had and now we're going to do it all over again and better.

There is no incentive for members to convince you to come to sao paulo or Brazil.

In fact it's better if we tell you to scram so there's less competition and more good girls available.

Sao paulo will survive with or without new people coming in as it's a financial capital of Brazil so people are flying in and out constantly as well as being the biggest city in Brazil and south america.

This will be my 6th trip to Brazil this March and it's gotten better each time.

Only pioneers dare venture these concrete jungles.

I agree with the fact that it's nobody job to convince you to come either come or don't. But I wholeheartedly disagree with the it's better if you don't come because it's less competition mentality. Brazil is full of beautiful women. That's the beauty of that country. It's more then enough to go around for everyone. No need to have a scarcity mentality and view other brothers as competition.

[The Cane]

I'm tired of seeing people ask if they should come here or not.

The whole topic of which is better Sampa or Rio has been discussed ad nauseam in these pages. Do a simple search and RTFF (Read The Fucking Forum)!

[Bearsi]

I'm tired of seeing people ask if they should come here or not.

Go somewhere else if they'll have you.

NO Brazil isn't nearby like Colombia or mexico.

NO your broken spanish won't help you here because they don't even speak it.

NO they don't speak english either even at the 5 star hotels.

NO it isn't as cheap as other places.

NO it doesn't have beaches nearby.

I would normally write a YES part here but fuck you.

Read the forum, do your homework and either come or go away.

I met another ISG member who came to Brazil for the first time last September and we're going to party again in March with other members I've met before during my last 3 trips.

He was on the fence about going to Brazil but he read the forum, saw the fun that could be had and took the plunge and he said it was the best trip he's ever had and now we're going to do it all over again and better.

There is no incentive for members to convince you to come to sao paulo or Brazil.

In fact it's better if we tell you to scram so there's less competition and more good girls available.

Sao paulo will survive with or without new people coming in as it's a financial capital of Brazil so people are flying in and out constantly as well as being the biggest city in Brazil and south america.

This will be my 6th trip to Brazil this March and it's gotten better each time.

Only pioneers dare venture these concrete jungles.

[XXL]

Be careful with that. Remember the person in the Bogota thread that registered his guest and she was able to come back another day and the front desk gave her a key because she was registered.

Not only that, but she may tell staff she can no longer open the safe. If she is registered, the contents of the safe may as well be hers as yours.

[Nounce]

...BTW I have attached my latest passport stamps.

I could take your photos and go elsewhere to pretend it is mine. LOL. I have met member here. I don't have to use a passport stamp to prove I am in Brazil. Why do I care if you believe I am in Brazil or not. Same for everything else I said. If you want to contribute, you write more posts with substance. Let your posts speak for you.

[Nordico]

A shooting during a Carnival block in Magé, in the Baixada Fluminense, left two people dead and 19 injured, on the night of this Sunday (19).

https://www1.folha.uol.com.br/cotidi...mpaign=twfolha

[Nordico]

There is a new miniseries on Netflix about the boate Kiss fire, where 242 people died in 2013.

[Spidy]

A Brazilian 6th. Monkey see? Monkey do!

https://www.cnn.com/2023/01/09/ameri...ntl/index.html

I have to chuckle when I see this, as it reminds me of when I'd always here Brazilians say they wish Brazil was more like America.

Definitely a case of, be careful what you wish for...kkkk!

[The Cane]

And watch out for trannies in Brazil (and especially in Thailand)!

[The Cane]

Monkey see? Monkey do!

https://www.cnn.com/2023/01/09/ameri...ntl/index.html

[Balboa]

Be careful with that. Remember the person in the Bogota thread that registered his guest and she was able to come back another day and the front desk gave her a key because she was registered.

Good point there.

[Mr Enternational]

Well, when I "signed" my friends in they referred to it as registering them.

Had no problem at all.

Be careful with that. Remember the person in the Bogota thread that registered his guest and she was able to come back another day and the front desk gave her a key because she was registered.