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09-03-21 04:23 #48928
Posts: 623Originally Posted by MojoBandit [View Original Post]
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09-03-21 03:59 #48927
Posts: 1749Originally Posted by Osteoknot [View Original Post]
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09-03-21 03:16 #48926
Posts: 4015There are two kinds of street food here. You can get soups / stews / sancocho and the second kind of fast food is fried. All of it. The bandeja paisa is an egg, some beans, a slice or two of avocado, a lot of rice, a long piece of salted and fried pork rind (chicharron) and a piece of very well done beef or pork. Most other meals start with soup and are followed with a plate of various combinations of the bandeja paisa. It gets old fast. The good news is there are many other choices outside of the barrios.
Originally Posted by LoveItHere69 [View Original Post]
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09-03-21 03:11 #48925
Posts: 1643That was an awesome response and exactly what I needed to know. Thanks!
Originally Posted by JjBee62 [View Original Post]
And to that other guy. I am trying to keep up here, so be patient with me, please. Are you saying that a girl might exist in Medellin who would date a guy older than her father, just because he spends money on her? Is that what you're saying? Hmmm, I got to think about that one for awhile and get back to you. My eyes have been opened! I was sure this was the real thing. Gee, I probably shouldn't have taken out that second mortgage and sold a kidney just to come here. Hmmmmm. Oh well, live and learn.
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09-03-21 03:02 #48924
Posts: 4015Your first question should be whether the company allows you to install a VPN client of your choice on the machine. If it doesn't (and few companies do) your options would be (1) connect a non work PC to your Colombia Internet service. You could then set up a VPN client on the non work PC and connect your work PC to the Colombia Internet service via the non work PC that you set up as a mobile hotspot, (2) use a mobile phone with a VPN client installed as a mobile hot spot to which you connect your work PC. Of course you can also find another job or ask to work remotely.
If you manage to get any of the above done your remaining challenge would be to avoid fucking and partying so much you would be incapable of meeting your work commitments. Let us know how you make out.
Originally Posted by BlackThought [View Original Post]
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09-03-21 02:45 #48923
Posts: 540Originally Posted by JjBee62 [View Original Post]
You mention he might need something authorizing him to ride her scooter. Which means you do not know either. So my answer is still the most correct (lawyer). Thank you.
Getting any kind of legal advice off any chat board is not a good idea. Generic info to get you started sure but for the nitty gritty specifics you need to see a professional.
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09-03-21 01:22 #48922
Posts: 1643Dude, aren't the same guy who came on here recently a few weeks ago?
Originally Posted by Regnom3000 [View Original Post]
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09-03-21 00:50 #48921
Posts: 749Originally Posted by YyzTravel [View Original Post]
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09-03-21 00:49 #48920
Posts: 5446Originally Posted by LoveItHere69 [View Original Post]
My personal opinion is that at some point in the future the girl will ride out of his life and live with her girlfriend in the house he's paying to build. Big deal. It's his money and he hasn't asked me to babysit. Just like none of us asked him before all the questionable choices we've all made.
He didn't ask us if he should buy the scooter. He asked about what he needs to ride it legally.
Originally Posted by Osteoknot [View Original Post]
He said he never bothers to check if his renters have a motorcycle endorsement, as long as they have a valid license, because he's never had any problems with that. The Colombian police have no idea which states require a motorcycle endorsement. As long as you have a valid license from the US you can legally drive a car or ride a moto.
You can't get a Colombian driver's license until you have a Colombian cedula de extranjero. You can't get a cedula until you have a visa valid for at least 6 months. Tourist visa is not applicable.
The only thing you might need is something authorizing you to ride her scooter.
Anyone sending money to girls, buying gifts for girls, or whatever you feel like doing, go right ahead. It's your money. Unless someone on ISG is paying all your expenses, how you spend your money is none of their business. My only advice is to remember, the money you spend doesn't buy you anything. The only guarantee is that you'll be asked for money again.
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09-03-21 00:20 #48919
Posts: 1643That is the true mongering spirit
Originally Posted by Surfer500 [View Original Post]
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09-03-21 00:03 #48918
Posts: 34Originally Posted by Manizales911 [View Original Post]
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09-02-21 21:31 #48917
Posts: 41This guy
Originally Posted by YyzTravel [View Original Post]
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09-02-21 21:30 #48916
Posts: 2466Originally Posted by YyzTravel [View Original Post]
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09-02-21 20:08 #48915
Posts: 1257Originally Posted by Osteoknot [View Original Post]
At 5:25 he explains the process from his point of view. He also tells the story of how his bike got stolen out from under him at gun point but thats not the point of my point you toward this video, even if it is worth hearing about
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JFi5CF6A60&t=732s
AI heard a rumor that you can go to this Academia Automovilismo on the northeast corner of Calle 9 and Carrera 43 A in Poblado and pay the right amount of money to the right person. And they pave the way to get your license. That was a couple of years ago that I heard this so it might be worth looking into but take it with a grain of salt.
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09-02-21 18:57 #48914
Posts: 540Originally Posted by Osteoknot [View Original Post]
First you buy a motorcycle and put in your girls name. That means you bought it for her. You will never get it back or any proportional value of it, except maybe the helmet as a token of remembrance.
Now reality hits you and you realize you have no rights to even drive the thing legally? Now you ask for the information you should have started out with before buying. Please brag some more about what a good deal you got on a motorcycle you do not have any rights to. You should be talking to a lawyer and not asking fellow story tellers here for advice. You said you heard stories about police taking motorcycles. Be the big spender you claim to be and see a lawyer for 30 minutes and find out the truth.
I wish I was your neighbor so I could watch as she breaks up with you and drives away on your motorcycle. I will happily be eating my popcorn.
Now please go buy yourself a condo or house and put it in her name. Then you will learn how much she really loves you (your money only).