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01-23-08 21:03 #1440
Posts: 53The in places come and go and some are exclusive so only with a local know they are there. I could never fault the 515.
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01-23-08 20:46 #1439
Posts: 404Quito - The Plan
OK, so here is my top-spot plan for a 3-4 day Quito vacation, I have limited time, limited Spanish knowledge and like upscale places/strip clubs/discos, my short list is as follows:
Nightcats: Amazonas y Orellana, across Marriott, 9pm-2am
El Swing: Bolivia 120 y 10 de Agosto. 9PM-2AM
Café Rojo: Juan Holguin 117 y Av. Amazonas, Aeropuerto 12-10
This is the reserve list: Club 122, Touch Me, 3 Star, Sala VIP
I don't care too much about budget on this trip, so if anyone knows an even more upscale club or escort service, let me know.
I don't mind paying a little bit extra for my type of girls: big boobs (silicone prefered),long nails, totally shaved pussy.
Quito, see ya soon
thanks to all posters:
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01-22-08 03:59 #1438
Posts: 439Originally Posted by Mraughh
The problem is, they work on Ecuador time - just like Tico time in CR. They do what they want when they want to. They don't see the point of being someplace on time. As long as they are there within an hour or two of the agreed upon time, they are on time. That's got to be one of the biggest adjusting factors for americans going to those countries. We expect them to be on time like americans generally are - or at least within a few minutes. The problem with that is that there are no consequences for not being on time.
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01-21-08 23:55 #1437
Posts: 91Originally Posted by Davidb3069
Wish I would have read your message before going to VIP David, I got there around 1:30pm and there was only 1 girl, colombiana, which I took upstairs. I talked to the guard and he said they rest usually get there around 4 to 5 pm.
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01-21-08 20:42 #1436
Posts: 75Yes he is popular, at the moment. But as he gets more vocal like Chavez (but without Chavez 2-3 million oil barrels a day) and the economy is slowing, he is losing popularity.
Unless in a brutal dictatorship (Cuba), or having unlimited money to spend (Venezuela) the Peoples Love and P4P scenes are remarkably alike: the love goes out the window as soon as the pocket is empty.
Hey, look on the bright side (unless you have investments here): Big Crisis then Introduction of local currency and big devaluations.
Mix those all together and what have you got: even CHEAPER pussy for you lucky foreign mongers!
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01-21-08 18:39 #1435
Posts: 439Sounds like he's a real winner. And of course he's popular with the people (at least lower class) after raising wages.
David
Originally Posted by Travel And Mate
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01-20-08 23:20 #1434
Posts: 75Politics in Ecuador or P4P
New Leader (I like that, ako Great Leader in North Korea) has SO FAR:
1. Allied himself with Chavez.
2. Raised taxes and invented new ones, including inheritance tax and money transfer (abroad) tax.
3. Managed to get rid of Congress, we have no congress at the moment.
4. Raised minimum waiges 17%, in a US Dollar economy.
5. Declared all oil profits due to higher price Government property. Damn the contracts with the international companies.
6. Alianated the business community, both in Ecuador and abroad
I may be overlooking somethings here but seems to me real estate is NOT going up soon.
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01-20-08 19:15 #1433
Posts: 439Originally Posted by Travel And Mate
David
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01-20-08 18:51 #1432
Posts: 439Originally Posted by Travel And Mate
David
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01-20-08 04:57 #1431
Posts: 75Various issues
Some things raised over the last few days:
1. Property: Foreigners have the same rights and obligations as nationals under the laws. Having said that, Ecuador is going in political directions which may lead to uncertain results. I would not enter real estate at this moment, unless you don't mind taking losses in the short/mid term.
2. Aerogal just suspended service to Miami. Uncertain future, but if you have a ticket with them, AA will fly you on the same date.
3. Col Bog: You certainly like to live on the edge ! BBFS AND Anal ! wow. Have a look at the aids statistics for Ecuador lately? I would not sleep until taking the test at the red cross after one of those sessions. Whatever get's you through the night I guess. By the way, Ecuadorian man take it for granted all man are mongers. They kind of look at you stragely if you refuse a mongering opportunity, so don't worry about it.
It is a frustration reading this forum, being I live here but am too well known for advantures in Quito. Oh well, my work seems to be taking an international tint again, travel and mate indeed, I hope.
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01-19-08 19:11 #1430
Posts: 439Originally Posted by Mraughh
The T-3 is renewable once by going to the Ecuador gov't offices on the day it expires or a few days thereafter.
My trip this time is 59 days as of right now. I guess I could extend it out to 180 days based on the info I found. There is a normal max of 6 months per year in Ecuador on a tourist visa.
David
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01-19-08 18:33 #1429
Posts: 439Originally Posted by Mraughh
I still haven't been in that place. Tried twice. Once was closed and the other time some guys were sitting on the steps in front and they went in ahead of me. Made me kind of uneasy so I passed.
The receipt for change seems to be a new trend in Quito. I've seen it in a few places now such as Guajira and La Nina. It's not something I care for because it's easier for them to either keep the change if you forget, or they can pad the check and keep your money. It also gives the girl a second chance to keep the change if you come back down and forget.
I'm arriving this time as I always have: with lots of $1s, $5s, $10s and $20s. Some places won't even take $100s (Guajira). I just hit a US bank before arriving. If you don't have change down there, people will try to keep it or they will hand you those $1 coins which I hate.
David
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01-19-08 18:25 #1428
Posts: 439Originally Posted by Mraughh
David
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01-19-08 18:22 #1427
Posts: 439Originally Posted by Col Bog 1
David
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01-19-08 17:53 #1426
Posts: 91Visas
Oh yeah one other thing. If you decide to apply for a visa here, It's a real pain in the ass going through the ecuadorian government. Expect it to take a long time and spend alot of time going back and forth to the various ministries to get it done.
Probably the easiest of the visas to get is the 12-X which is a transient visa that you have to get in the states or your country of origen which is good for 90 days. Costs about $60 but you have to have all your paperwork done beforehand if you dont have a sponsor. A work visa the 12-6 is good for 2 years, but is more complicated to get.