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04-02-20 02:20 #8172
Posts: 7Question fellas, in my scientific research regarding the flora and fauna of Bogota Santa Fe do there exist the rare species of slim, hardbodied and toned females? I see plenty of photos and talk regarding VLAs (very large asses) and monstrous boobies but what about some silicone-free slim athletic girls can you find them in Santa Fe or not, thank you!
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04-02-20 01:14 #8171
Posts: 3234Originally Posted by KangarooTed [View Original Post]
For mongers? For the ones who have not lost their jobs, it will be off the chain. There will be less competition from men, the existing women will be desperate, the exchange rate will still be favorable, and many of the women who were not selling themselves will be seeing no choice but to do so. The only downside is the border with Venezuela probably will not be opened up for a while.
The best mongering activities in recent time may have been Buenos Aires in 2002 or so and Russia and Ukraine a few years before that. Colombia in 2020 could possibly rival those times.
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04-01-20 22:29 #8170
Posts: 88Bogota?
Am I in the right thread here? About Bogota?
Latest relevant news: "Mayor Claudia Lpez rattled already jolted nerves of nine million Bogotanos after she raised the probability that the quarantine for the Colombian capital could be extended to June. ".
It seems the authorities are taking a very hardline approach to tackle the virus spread, and one I'm sure we all hope will expedite a return to 'normal'.
In 6 months time. What will Bogota be like for mongers?
Kanga.
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04-01-20 21:27 #8169
Posts: 1092Originally Posted by Elvis2008 [View Original Post]
But I can't see how it is going to stop or slow yet. So I think the 100 thousand plus is a real possibility. Looking at the curves, etc. Today again. Wish I could think or even hope otherwise.
All I can say. I really really hope you are right.
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03-31-20 22:41 #8168
Posts: 3234Originally Posted by Dcfan77 [View Original Post]
There seems to be a lot of stupid hysteria out there: reinfection, no immunity, 100,000 to 200,000 dead in the USA. Anyone who looks objectively at the data can make their own conclusions about what is happening. When I looked at climate, international travels, and the shape of the curve with regards to infection, what I expected to see and what I have seen are the same.
If you look at existing cases, governments IMO are keeping the lag time of recovered cases deliberately low and give the impression that the virus is still spreading with new end in sight.
If you look at the curves of countries that have recovered, there is an exponential surge up, a peaking and then an exponential falling off.
If you read between the lines of the news, that is why there is hype IMO about re-infection even though there has been no significant re-infection in recovered countries. Maybe it comes back in the Fall but no one really knows what will happen then.
If you look at new cases not just in the USA, but in the world, it is pretty clear what part of the curve we are on. The number of new cases is at about 20,000 per day in the USA and 50,000 in the world right now and 100 or so in Colombia, and it has been like that for about the last 5-6 days. IMO the world, the USA, and even Colombia are in the plateau phase.
Feel free to hurl insults about "scientific evidence" though. I am used to that. When the "experts" are touting huge numbers like 100,000 to 200,000 American deaths (whatever the fuck that means), I tune them out. I would bet anyone that there will be between 0 and 100,000 dead in the USA given that there were only 3300 deaths in China and 12,000 in Italy.
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03-31-20 20:22 #8167
Posts: 1092Originally Posted by IronQuinn [View Original Post]
The key is to get people to self isolate. And hopefully be able to test those who deliver essential services and health care so that any infections can be identified quickly and get those people isolated.
I think things will be locked down for a while. No country can tolerate a 1% death rate. They will try to save as many people as possible.
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03-31-20 19:01 #8166
Posts: 175Originally Posted by Elvis2008 [View Original Post]
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03-31-20 18:30 #8165
Posts: 243Originally Posted by KangarooTed [View Original Post]
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03-31-20 17:16 #8164
Posts: 372There is no scientific evidence that climate has an affect on the virus. MERS that is in the family of coronavirus started in the Middle East. It's hot as fuck there. So don't count on it.
Originally Posted by Elvis2008 [View Original Post]
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03-28-20 18:02 #8163
Posts: 5657Originally Posted by Steve9696 [View Original Post]
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03-27-20 01:32 #8162
Posts: 2712Um Yeah Wrong
Originally Posted by Sleazball02 [View Original Post]
If you do, yes it is completely wrong and you know why. Any time two parties agree on price and the seller delivers the goods the buyer must pay the agreed price. Totally doesn't matter what's being sold. Once agreed a deal is a deal. And what you are doing is flat out dishonest and deceitful. I see no room for debate personally.
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03-26-20 22:17 #8161
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03-26-20 21:17 #8160
Posts: 4Paying my price
Hey fellas,
I wanted you guys opinion so lately I've been paying girls my price meaning I would agree to there crazy price but after I hit I just pay her my standard 50 k. Guys I'm tired of being cheated. Think about it the Colombian men don't have to pay that crazy price of 200 k+ so why should I anyway, I'm just resetting the market I guess. Am I wrong for doing this? If so why.
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03-24-20 02:51 #8159
Posts: 3234Originally Posted by LatinaLover#1 [View Original Post]
Before NYC was worst in the USA, I figured it would be given the population density and climate. Bogota has a similar issue to NYC given the climate and population density. It will be interesting to see if the altitude has any effect on the virus. Right now, Lima is pretty warm but in three months or so, I think Lima is going to be the perfect petri dish for the virus.
Given the lack of ventilator capacity, I understand the crazy snap judgments made. Peru though was nuts: the borders instantly shut it down with no warning at all stranding foreigners.
Other part that is interesting to me is if we will see the warm and humid parts of the country escape the effects now that travel has been banned. Someone died in Cartagena, a taxi driver, after being exposed to someone who was infected from Italy. If the virus is as temperature and humidity dependent as expected, we should see a lot of new cases in Bogota, a moderate amount in Medellin, and very few in Cartagena and Barranquilla. It will be interesting to see if Cartagena and Barranquilla escape this virus threat unscathed.
I hate to watch in the sense that there are people going to be sick and dying, but I think given the extreme variations in climate, Colombia is going to be one of the most interesting places to watch with regards to the virus and how it spreads.
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03-24-20 02:27 #8158
Posts: 3234Originally Posted by KangarooTed [View Original Post]