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11-05-09 04:36 #601
Trollin in Haiti
It is Sunday and barbecue day so BB is busy buying supplies. Taina comes with Fedora who is just as hot as her, we eat and drink and those two girls are looking for boyfriends but I don't have time so they say when I come back I can have both of them. I did not ask if together or one after another. Anyway just to tell you that those non pro girls dig guys like us.
The same night I am without date so BB fires the engine and off we go. We see 2 girls strollin and BB ask me not to talk about money. He was right. Those girls just have nothing to do so they jump in the car and off to the house, we have drinks and start chatting. The girls speak decent english and ask how they can go back home. I answer you don't have to, you can sleep here and leave in the morning. I did not expect them to stay. I show them the room and they start watching Tv and getting comfortable. Meanwhile I take a shower and when I come back the girls are in bed but not naked. I focus on the one who gives the best vibes, Beatrice and leave the other Cassandra. After 30 minutes of fun courtshio finally Beatrice gives it up. Cassandra meanwhile pretend to sleep on the other side of the bed. I find that erotic what to do you have to enjoy the small things.
This is the only time I had TLC in haiti. Beatrice was warm affectionate and passionate. They asked me for moto money so I gave them 1000 gourdes but I could have given them 200 and it would not have mattered.
And so my 5 days in Haiti came to an end.
When you come to haiti you'll definitely monger like no other place because BB will do things you'll be amazed at. I could have bargained hard with the girls and spend over all not more than $60 but I did not have the heart.
Plan on spending more than a week so you will enjoy more time with non pro girls. Bring a camera, the haitian love pictures and videos!
Bring a sense of adventure.
PAP is not a dangerous pace if you know how to move.
Stick with BB and you are guaranteed to have fun, he is more haitian than some local people and knows his territory intimately, let him show you the real haiti those people work hard and hustle and sweat and all we hear and see coming from haiti is just the bad news.
So, come to Haiti but not just for the girls!
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11-05-09 04:06 #600
trollin in haiti
Next day I spent time in a brand new gym, shopping for food, watchin direct tv and the same night BB took me to a night spot together with his wife and friends. On the way back home the wife says we want to come trollin too. So I, BB and 3 girls in the back stopped by some girls and they picked a nice petite girl and asked her if she wants to come home with me. I didn; t know where to put my face. So eventually I took this girl and she was hot and makin sexy sounds in creole. You know when they enjoy I enjoy it. Then after a while she started complaining I was taking too long so I sent her home 1000 gourdes plus moto money 30 gourdes.
Following day daytime trollin. Bad Bear spots a cutie walking up a street so he gives chase with the car, stops right in the middle of the road and, among 300 people around us, calls up this girl in creole, she stops and come over and BB ask where 'y' goin-well, I am goin home-home where-down the street-can I take you?. Yes thank you- there she hops in the car!
An adorable looking young girl. She gave us the cell number and promise to come over to HH for the barbecue. Her name is Taina. The same night hunting there is this small girl, Misha, lookin for business: she has a tight body, a megawatt smile and tries to charge me $50. We start laughing and she laugh too. I like her a lot so I take her. This girl fits me just right, no rush, clean, lean like a gazelle and she's really into it. It has been a long time I have done an unshaven girl but I didn; t bother me one bit. So far they were all unshaven-armpits, pussies and legs-
Raw and back to nature.
Well I have a good time with Misha she leaves in the middle of the night with 1600 gourdes. I could have paid less but I didn't want to.
To be continued
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11-04-09 19:11 #599
Trolling in Haiti
There are thousands of people swarming the streets, there are vendors everywhere selling everything, the diesel engines blacken the air and pollution is heavy. Street lights are lacking, roads are in a bad state and buildings are lookin sorry and dilapidated. Drivers are left to their own devices, they make the rules even though I noticed police on patrol.
Well, a late as I was BadBear was waiting for me, 3 hours of waiting. What a relief jumping in his car and driving off! He took me to his house in a quiet and safe area of Petionville which is the upscale spot of PAP. I met his staff, his wife, and her female guests. After dinner we went 'trollin' haitian word for prowling the street looking for women. We met Fabiola who flagged us down. I wasn; t sure she was a pro but I took her anyway. The girl was OK but after a while I got tired of her and sent her home. I gave her $15 after she asked me for $100 and off she went.
The following day we changed money and bought some food, the clerk gave me 4175 gourdes for $100.
Same night trollin again and ended up picking another pro because I liked her a lot. She was looking young fresh with a nice dress on. In the sack she was a bit inexperienced so after a while I got bored and sent her home with 1000 gourdes plus moto money 25 gourdes.
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11-04-09 15:37 #598
Trolling in Haiti
To reach Haiti I flew to SD, overnight, and took the bus from Caribe Tours to Port Au Prince. The bus leaves most days at 11 ampaid $ 75 return. You can buy tickets before the actual leaving date. You also need to pay $26 plus 1000 pesos the day of departure and show your passport, even though I managed to do without. When you return from PAP you pay 28$ plus some Gourdes. Left SD and took me 9 hours to reach PAP because of some accidents and heavy traffic in Haiti. At the border they will stamp your passport at both ends and check your luggage at the haitian border. We had to go back to the haitian office because the guys stamped 28 of September instead of 28 of October. Can you believe it? There are some children beggars various vendors and money changers. You can change in PAP but if you are stuck you can use the money changers, just look out for the guys with a photo ID they seem to be authorized. Bring a calculator with you, I changed on the way back anf I figured the guy made an honest commission, in other words I was not ripped off.
Be prepared for a culture shock when you drive into PAP
To be continued.
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11-04-09 05:35 #597
Confirming my visit
Hi BadBear2000,
Flights booked and visit confirmed - $354 with AA is not bad. Arriving on 2nd June 2010 and leaving on the 9th. Looking forward to meeting you guys, let me know if I need to do anythiing else for you.
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11-04-09 05:26 #596
Delta
FYI:
I just checked and Delta is flying JFK to PAP direct for $380 roundtrip WITH all taxes included. Not bad at all.....
Spirit was over $400 and the flight schedule was nowhere near as good. American Airlines for the same dates was close to $500....
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11-04-09 04:03 #595
The way the house is starting to fill up with future visitors, you should stake your place as soon as possible. Join the spirit airline $9 club and you may get a super deal. If not your best bet is probably American. Just let me know
Originally Posted by Freddy Scuttle
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11-03-09 09:29 #594
Taking a visit to Haiti in June 2010
Hi BadBear2000,
You certainly seem to be having fun down there. I am going to be in Miami and would like to visit and stay with you guys. How is the 2nd. 9th June? I know it is a long way off, but I like to be prepared. Which airline would you recommend I fly down with from Miami?
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11-03-09 02:30 #593
It is the tax on both sides that make it ridiculous. That is why I always take the bus. You lose time but the trip is interesting and the bus is comfortable
Originally Posted by Sanchi Panki
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11-02-09 12:26 #592
I think fly from SD to PAP it's absolutely far to be bargain, price is too high for a so short trip, yes it's the most confortable, easy and fast solution but in my opinion the prices are usually exagerated, amybe you can find better price taking the ticket on the place at Las Americas paying in Rd$ can be cheaper. However flying Miami-Pap is usually cheaper.
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11-01-09 14:46 #591
Air Caraibe vs Tortug Airline
Big Bear was using the English pronouciation, but effectively the Airline being French their trade name is Caraïbe Air. Originally Posted by Sanchi Panki
Checked the price between the 2 Airlines and for Air Caraïbe the cost of their
roundtrip ticket is between $302.00 and $330.00, while Tortug Air prices seems to be lower at $240.00, quite a difference in price.
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11-01-09 01:29 #590
You are correct. Thank you. Most our people have been flying Tortug Air
Originally Posted by Sanchi Panki
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10-31-09 21:47 #589
Website
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ladYlad to hear it. Originally Posted by BadBear2000
Happy to pay a small charge for such a site.
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10-31-09 17:47 #588
Sorry just to correct the airline is Air Caraibes.
I don't think Caribeair exists.
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10-31-09 16:41 #587
You can take a bus from Puerto Plata to Santo Domingo. If you decide to stay at Boca Chica one night, you can fly pawa air out of the main airport on M-W-F around 5PM to Haiti. If you go on in to the Capital, you can catch a dailey flight to Haiti on Tortug air around 8AM or 4PM dailey or Caribeair. This will cost about $125. You can also catch 3 different buslines from SD which are Capital Bus Lines, Caribetour, and Tera Busline. Caribetour and Tera come strainght to Petionville and is only 5 minutes from the Haiti House. This trip will take about 6 hours and for a new comer will be interesting. Just bring a book or sleep on the way as the buses are comfortable.
Originally Posted by Mr Well
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