Medellin Reports

[Travis McGee]

It's a glue sniffer, saca in Spanish means sack, so if you see someone with a small plastic bag that they are inhaling and exhaling into, they are called "Sacaleros". What they do is they put glue which is called pegamento in Spanish in a bag and get high off the solvents such as toluene and naphthalene, or whatever the ingredients that are used in the glue there.

There used to be an area in El Centro called "Sacalero Row" where the Sacalero Chicas would be lined up, and some of them were pretty hot. A couple friends of mine sampled them, some were really spaced out as you can imagine and you could do just about anything you wanted with them. However, they can have bad a stench to them from the chemicals they had been inhaling. Kind of like someone who is a heavy smoker who has a bad odor. There are sacalero's out there if you want to sample one, typically they will be very thin and go with you for very cheap and like I said will do just about anything you want because they are so zonked out. Best to stay away from them, but you could end up with one and not even know it.

Thanks for the fill. I think that's something I'll leave to those who are little more on the edge than I am!

[JjBee62]

That just does not sound right at all, that a person who is going to VISIT Colombia from a different country would need to pay for a visitor visa with a Colombian debit or credit card? In Colombian pesos? That's just strange.

It would be easier for someone to help him if he said what country his passport is from.

I do recall trying to do something on the Colombian website that did require a credit or debit card issued by a Colombian bank, bit I was in Bogota at the time and instead paid the fee at the Migracion office.

[AllAboutTer]

Right? I was surprised too!! Whats the point of having an online application process when I can't pay it online with USD. I even called the Houston Colombian consulate and they confirmed it. Only alternative is for me to drive down there and pay in money order. What a shame.

Basically I am stuck now. I can pay the money in advance to someone or even transfer it to Colombian account if anyone can do it for me.

That just does not sound right at all, that a person who is going to VISIT Colombia from a different country would need to pay for a visitor visa with a Colombian debit or credit card? In Colombian pesos? That's just strange.

[PolloNegro]

September 4, 2019.

I had sat in Parque Botero most of the day from about 7 am until about 4:30 pm and suddenly, the short haired very athletic built girl from Vennie showed up. This was the 3rd time that I had seen her, but the first time that I was ready to speak to her. The first time I saw her, she had just had a buzz cut and she did not look like a working girl at all. She was always with another girl, so I could not make out if the other girl was her lover, friend, or family. No matter what today, I was ready to talk to her and ask her what it would cost me for Rato? Finally 4 pm came and like clockwork, she showed up and she was with another girl who I thought was her lover, and the other girl actually turned out to be her sister.

Without hesitation I called her over and asked her name even though I already knew her name, I just kicked the game with her and tried to get comfortable with her. She gave me a rate and I was tickled inside about how high her rate was compared to other girl's rates and I just laughed inside and told her to walk to the ATM with me to withdraw some cash. We retrieved the cash and returned to Parque Botero to negotiate a deal. I finally came to an agreement and we headed to my room to chill out and we began to talk and feel each other out and clearly she is new to this and has an issue with this work but really has a necessity to pay to bills.

After talking for about 45 minutes and allowing her to watch youtube videos in my room she finally warmed up and I told her what I wanted and what she was willing to do and she went into shower and returned shortly thereafter. I knew she was nicely built and I was surprised that she had 2 kids. Even with minimal baby damage, you would never know that his girl had any kids or looked like she had kids. What you could see is that at one point in her life she was very athletic or very tomboyish. But she had a body that needed to be utilized. She performed better than norm, better than average and because she could see that I was genuinely interested in her, she gave me a ride and a performance that has her scheduled to see me every day that I am in Medellin until I leave. A short Rato turned into a 4 hour race. I will tell you this, it has been a while since I have actually performed with a chic for a full hour and a half nonstop, but she put in a performance that showed she was in incredible shape and endurance. The funny thing is this, even after a hour and a half of action with this chic, I wanted to go back to repeat the session all over again. That's when you know the session was good. Anyway, she wrote me to ask me when will I be available again, and I told her that Thursday I would be out of action due to my oral surgery, but as soon as I am better, which I am hoping is Friday, she will be the first girl I session with, maybe twice or possibly 3 times. All that I know is that this girl can get it, whenever I am available and whenever she calls. I am in love with Parque Botero and the talent that it presents. I have many other adventures to writer about, but this athletic little spinner was one that I just had to mention. Pollo Negro is Out!

[Mojo Bandit]

This chica (enjoy her videos also) has over 4,000 friends and it seems that many of the profiles I have in my collection are found on her page, which I imagine means many of the chicas that are friends of hers are also prepagos.

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100013855683122

[Bleble]

That just does not sound right at all, that a person who is going to VISIT Colombia from a different country would need to pay for a visitor visa with a Colombian debit or credit card? In Colombian pesos? That's just strange.

Yes sounds like a scam. I have applied for visas before, and USD is always an option.

[Mojo Bandit]

Hi,

I do not have US passport but live in the US and for my passport need a visitor visa to visit Colombia. After I submitted the online application, it says the payment needs to happen in COP with a Colombian debit or credit card which I don't have. Talking to the consulate they say the only alternative is to drive to the nearest consulate in US and Pay in person. Nearest consulate is too far for me. Any suggestions on people who went through this? I don't know anyone in Colombia so I can pay them in USD. We are talking 50 $ initially and $80 after visa approval. Please let me know. Thanks.

That just does not sound right at all, that a person who is going to VISIT Colombia from a different country would need to pay for a visitor visa with a Colombian debit or credit card? In Colombian pesos? That's just strange.

[Beobeo]

You can just use US credit card, it automatic converse COP to dollars. You might get charge international transaction fee, which shouldn't be too much.

Hi,

I do not have US passport but live in the US and for my passport need a visitor visa to visit Colombia. After I submitted the online application, it says the payment needs to happen in COP with a Colombian debit or credit card which I don't have. Talking to the consulate they say the only alternative is to drive to the nearest consulate in US and Pay in person. Nearest consulate is too far for me. Any suggestions on people who went through this? I don't know anyone in Colombia so I can pay them in USD. We are talking 50 $ initially and $80 after visa approval. Please let me know. Thanks.

[Travis McGee]

Which one is Silvana? And, aren't there only 6 pictures in the collection?

These pic are of the women I reported on in an earlier post (http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...orts&p=2366511#post2366511). Silvana was a cute, fun chica I met at the Ibiza Motel. Yes, I attempted to post seven pix, but the last pic--the one of Laura--was apparently too big and was rejected by the system. So as things actually posted, Silvana is the woman in the 6th pic. Sorry for the confusion.

[Iguana Six]

As promised in my earlier post, here are pix of the women I sessioned during my recent trip to Medellin. Nos. 1 through 4 are Angie, No. 5 is Dayana & Valentina, No. 6 is Silvana, No. 7 is Laura.

Which one is Silvana? And, aren't there only 6 pictures in the collection?

[Surfer500]

OK, Surfer, you stumped the chump with this one. What is a sacalero?

It's a glue sniffer, saca in Spanish means sack, so if you see someone with a small plastic bag that they are inhaling and exhaling into, they are called "Sacaleros". What they do is they put glue which is called pegamento in Spanish in a bag and get high off the solvents such as toluene and naphthalene, or whatever the ingredients that are used in the glue there.

There used to be an area in El Centro called "Sacalero Row" where the Sacalero Chicas would be lined up, and some of them were pretty hot. A couple friends of mine sampled them, some were really spaced out as you can imagine and you could do just about anything you wanted with them. However, they can have bad a stench to them from the chemicals they had been inhaling. Kind of like someone who is a heavy smoker who has a bad odor. There are sacalero's out there if you want to sample one, typically they will be very thin and go with you for very cheap and like I said will do just about anything you want because they are so zonked out. Best to stay away from them, but you could end up with one and not even know it.

[Curious King07]

Hi guys,

I am planning to visit Medellin for 3 weeks and this will be my first time in Colombia. It will be great if some one can help me find some good indies.

[Smoothy]

He is talking Thai baht. So $30 usd.

It's odd that he pays the Colombianas in Thai Baht.

[AllAboutTer]

Hi,

I do not have US passport but live in the US and for my passport need a visitor visa to visit Colombia. After I submitted the online application, it says the payment needs to happen in COP with a Colombian debit or credit card which I don't have. Talking to the consulate they say the only alternative is to drive to the nearest consulate in US and Pay in person. Nearest consulate is too far for me. Any suggestions on people who went through this? I don't know anyone in Colombia so I can pay them in USD. We are talking 50 $ initially and $80 after visa approval. Please let me know. Thanks.

[Franga]

What does the "1000" in your text exchange mean? Can't be COPs, $ or Euros under any scenario.

He is talking Thai baht. So $30 usd.