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06-10-14 19:24 #3907
Posts: 2803Originally Posted by Wrx2005 [View Original Post]
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06-10-14 19:20 #3906
Posts: 2803Originally Posted by Wrx2005 [View Original Post]
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06-10-14 00:17 #3905
Posts: 1348You were letting it ride
Originally Posted by Frannie [View Original Post]
You still offered an opinion and made a judgement of what you felt was that guys role in betting those men, the womans role and the novios roles. But according to you now, you were letting it ride to see if more details emerged? Now that's some straight up BS right there.
All that other fluff in your last post is a waste of keystrokes.
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06-09-14 17:07 #3904
Posts: 2803Originally Posted by Wrx2005 [View Original Post]
Of course it matters if the story is BS or not. To the extent that guys provide factual accounts of something that happened, they are of interest. If people are just posting amusing urban legend type stories as if they are fact, it is misleading.
For example, the Samana Highway makes it easier to drive from Los Americas airport to Sosua without having to traverse Santo Domingo. Few people would deny that fact. But how much time does it save?
For example if I say that the other day I drove from SD to Sosua via Nagua at night in about 3 hours, and that I drove the reverse journey in the daytime in about 2 1/2 hours that would be misleading since the journey actually took an hour longer each way and included heavy rainstorms and rock falls in the mountainous section. Someone who used this information might find themselves driving in the dark when they did not expect to, or trying to drive faster than the conditions allowed and endangering themselves and others.
Reading such stories presented as fact might given people the impression that all Dominican women, even when selected at random, are prostitutes, or that all Dominican women who have foreign lovers are prostitutes, when the truth is more nuanced. Certainly a much higher percentage of Dominican women will have sex for money than US women, no doubt about it, but there is a lot of middle ground.
One huge cultural difference was something I learned about on my very first trip to the DR. An English expatriate had a DR girlfriend whom he later had a child with, married, and took to live in England, and I believe she is still there. She found out that he had sex with another Dominican chica and her question was whether it was for money. In her view, if the girl did it for money, then that was OK, but if she did it for free that was a different matter and much more serious.
In the probably apocryphal story posted here, the boyfriends are said to be "heartbroken", but it is not clear if this is because they did not previously suspect that their girlfriends were hookers, or just because of the implied willingness to be sexually unfaithful with a complete stranger on Facebook.
We also don't know if the boyfriends are supposed to be monogamous or whether they are mongers. Judging by the posting history of the OP, he seems to have confined his visits to the DR to Punta Cana, so possibly this is supposed to relate to guys who visit the DR and stay with girlfriends at all-inclusives.
I am agnostic on the wisdom of sending money to Dominican "girlfriends". Guys should certainly be aware that the money may be misused or diverted to other family members or friends, or that the requests for money may escalate over time and get out of control. On the other hand, each situation should be evaluated on its own merits. Many people have considerable funds available for personal entertainment, and it is up to them to decide how to use them. A friend of mine spent $500 on tickets to a Paul McCartney concert for himself, his wife, and 2 kids, and left half way though because the kids were bored. I had warned him in advance that this could be a waste of money, but he paid up anyway, because that was what he wanted to do.
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06-09-14 16:40 #3903
Posts: 77Originally Posted by CharlesPooter [View Original Post]
Atleast for Orange Customers
I sent them a Messege on their Facebook and got that answer:
"Hola, clientes con pasaporte que estand fuera del pas, deben enviar una carta firmada con la lista de andmeros de mviles que reconoce, why una copia de su pasaporte, al correo servicio.cliente@orange.com.do".
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06-09-14 16:35 #3902
Posts: 2803Originally Posted by RedNose1 [View Original Post]
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06-09-14 16:31 #3901
Posts: 2803Originally Posted by MrEnternational [View Original Post]
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06-09-14 14:42 #3900
Posts: 55Really stupid question
All of my past trips to the DR, I brought and used American dollars. Since they tend to round up on the exchange. Would I get a better deal if I convert money to DR Peso's?
Leaving Tuesday 6/10. Help!
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06-09-14 00:41 #3899
Posts: 15925Originally Posted by Frannie [View Original Post]
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06-08-14 23:45 #3898
Posts: 1348Why are you holding back?
Originally Posted by BrasilSoccer0 [View Original Post]
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06-08-14 20:23 #3897
Posts: 77Originally Posted by CharlesPooter [View Original Post]
Atleast they could make it possible that I could register it with a extranjero passport. On the bill is written my passport number and when I try to use it at online registration it says its invalid LOL.
Well I will log in mi orange acount after the 12th and see if it still is active or not: p.
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06-08-14 19:53 #3896
Posts: 1348The Poor Woman Bandwagon
I'm just curious. And I don't need to name names. You guys know who you are. But why is it you guys keep jumping to the defense of chicas / women in the DR? And using / relying on the poor woman excuse even when the issue points to those women clearly deceiving and dogging out men? Just about everything they do that's fucked up towards men, you guys downplay it, excuse it, or claim the man is responsible for the womans fucked up behavior? If that doesn't work, you go straight to talking about the womans poor status. Do ya'll ever hold these so called poor women accountable for shit?
I'm a let ya'll in on something I believe in. There are a lot of guys out there that are willing to do a lot for many of these poor women. But the truth of the matter is, it's the women that fuck things up for themselves by not being worthy, being too greedy, offering very little in return, juggling a bunch of men and conjuring up stories and lies to all of them, . So what's an aware man to do? He is forced to have to re adjust his sense of generosity and concern for these poor women. Especially if he is not going to get the rate of return on his investment or satisfaction as he had hoped.
And yet when men discuss issues of deceit or mal treatment from these poor women, a small group of men here seem to always have a bug up their butt in defense of their behavior. It's because they are poor women. We even had one of ya'll putting words in someones mouth saying I / we were calling these poor women bitches and some other derogatory name I can't recall.
But on the other hand, you muggs are in the minority (thank goodness). So nobody should really be overly concerned about what you guys think. It's just sad that we have such weak minded Capt sav a pro men amongst us within the mongering community.
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06-08-14 19:03 #3895
Posts: 1348Originally Posted by Frannie [View Original Post]
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06-08-14 19:01 #3894
Posts: 2390Originally Posted by RocheBrazi [View Original Post]
Theft of cell-phones is by far the most common crime in this country, often leading to violence and even death. They say they want to discourage it by being able to check that the current user of the cell-phone is the registered owner. Also to help in tracing calls used in crime, especially drug-related.
There is now a big drive on for everyone in the country to have some sort of legal status. There are tens of thousands of gringos, and hundreds of thousands of Haitians, who have none. Many Haitians are frightened to register their cellphones because they don't want to appear "in the system", making them easier to trap and deport.
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06-08-14 18:44 #3893
Posts: 1348Originally Posted by Frannie [View Original Post]