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[Aa1988]

Why don't you just cross the Causeway and go to Bahrain, check into one of the fuck flats in Hoora and enjoy with girls and booze? Just a suggestion.

Dubai is another good option of course.

Hi thanks for your reply.

How is Bahrain compared to dubai? On massagerepublic dubai has alot more talent. But it does seem like saudis prefer Bahrain for some reason.

[Aa1988]

Being from a western country myself and also a newbie, I would recommend Dubai without a doubt. There is so much choice and its really easy, especially if you read this forum. Almost every massage parlour offers something from HJ to FS. And massagerepublic is as easy as ordering take away food (just pick someone that has had a positive review here.). If you can take the cost, then dubai really is a no brainer. So. Much. Choice!

Thanks for the advice. After looking at massagerepublic it just seems like the perfect place. Milfs, 20 30 yrs olds filipinas, thais, russian, Ukrainian arabs columbians and probably cheaper comapred to a western country.

[FilipDevries]

Hi I don't know if this is the right place to post but here goes.

I live in saudi and pretty " frustrated " if you know what I mean.

I have going to be a active now I have 2 options.

Go to a western country and meet a high end provider or.

Go to dubai and try the various talents there.

Which is the better option for a newbie?

Being from a western country myself and also a newbie, I would recommend Dubai without a doubt. There is so much choice and its really easy, especially if you read this forum. Almost every massage parlour offers something from HJ to FS. And massagerepublic is as easy as ordering take away food (just pick someone that has had a positive review here.). If you can take the cost, then dubai really is a no brainer. So. Much. Choice!

[Blood Red]

Hi I don't know if this is the right place to post but here goes.

I live in saudi and pretty " frustrated " if you know what I mean.

I have going to be a active now I have 2 options.

Go to a western country and meet a high end provider or.

Go to dubai and try the various talents there.

Which is the better option for a newbie?

Why don't you just cross the Causeway and go to Bahrain, check into one of the fuck flats in Hoora and enjoy with girls and booze? Just a suggestion.

Dubai is another good option of course.

[Aa1988]

Hi I don't know if this is the right place to post but here goes.

I live in saudi and pretty " frustrated " if you know what I mean.

I have going to be a active now I have 2 options.

Go to a western country and meet a high end provider or.

Go to dubai and try the various talents there.

Which is the better option for a newbie?

[SpeedoGhost]

Corona being a Mexican beer, I've read that the lemon wedge is only a thing outside Mexico! Wonder if anyone been to Mexico and had corona can verify this.

Am in Mexico at the moment and haven't seen anyone sticking any sort of fruit in the neck of any bottles. Also very few if any people drinking Corona. Think it's like drinking Fosters in Australia.

[Dizaster]

Big events attract money and as per this website's motto Money is the best aphrodisiac: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...kyrockets.html.

One reader commented "The only folks there making an honest living. ".

Hahaha.

[Snow1998]

Corona with a lime tastes so much better than a lemon imo.

Definitely, I meant Lime didn't realise I'the typed lemon!

[DXBTourist]

Corona being a Mexican beer, I've read that the lemon wedge is only a thing outside Mexico! Wonder if anyone been to Mexico and had corona can verify this.

I have been to Mexico and was informed that it was due to bottles being left outside so the Mexicans wipe around the top with the lime to disinfection it if you will before they drank from the bottle.

Though I did google and found this info from Bar Myths Busted.

"There are a number of reasons which explain the practice of putting lime in a bottle of Corona. The one you've probably heard before is that the use of a lime wedge in the rim started in Mexico to keep flies from entering the bottle.

This explanation, however, means that a wedge of lime is supposed to remain in the bottle-neck and it was only when the idea travelled abroad that people started to push the lime into the beer itself.

Another theory is that the lime helps to cover up a fatal error made by the makers of Corona: clear glass. Although it lets you see the bright golden nectar within, the transparent glass allows the beer to be exposed to light and heat, more so than in coloured bottles. Over time, the drink develops a musky taste which the lime helps to cover up.

This likelihood is though that a lime wedged in a bottle of corona is simply a marketing gimmick which we all fell for. With so many exported beers on the market nowadays, how else will a bottled lager stand out if not for a citrus-why appendage?

[JackThePlaya]

Corona being a Mexican beer, I've read that the lemon wedge is only a thing outside Mexico! Wonder if anyone been to Mexico and had corona can verify this.

Corona with a lime tastes so much better than a lemon imo.

[Plush Tiger]

Big events attract money and as per this website's motto Money is the best aphrodisiac: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...kyrockets.html.

[Snow1998]

Had it last year in the Mexican restaurant of a major resort in Marina. Not impressed as, indeed, nothing beats the lemon wedge inserted in the bottle. Of course it is mainly psychological judgement.

Corona being a Mexican beer, I've read that the lemon wedge is only a thing outside Mexico! Wonder if anyone been to Mexico and had corona can verify this.

[Snow1998]

Had it last year in the Mexican restaurant of a major resort in Marina. Not impressed as, indeed, nothing beats the lemon wedge inserted in the bottle. Of course it is mainly psychological judgement.

I have to agree, just as Joe put it as well. The taste seemed no different, will check the difference in price on my next visit. A bottle being 330 ML and a pint depending on american or british would be between 438 - 568 ML. The pint cost 60.

I am quite convinced that utter greed drives these businesses and that they just can't fathom the fact that by lowering a tad their prices, they can actually make more money thanks to increased demand.

Thanks for the tax lesson. And I couldn't agree more on the above.

[BionicMan]

Agree. Dropped in at Brass Monkey blue waters last night and a pint was 60! BTW first time I came across Corona on tap. Never seen Corona draft before.

Had it last year in the Mexican restaurant of a major resort in Marina. Not impressed as, indeed, nothing beats the lemon wedge inserted in the bottle. Of course it is mainly psychological judgement.

[Plush Tiger]

It could take a while for prices to drop and reflect the abolished tax. These places would still be stocked with taxed stuff. So it will take a bit of time and surely it would come down.

It seems to me that unlike VAT, alcohol tax is charged only at the last transaction and at the point of entry (this latter has not changed as far as I know) and not between businesses. Therefore, there's no real need to exhaust the stock that was build under the previous tax regime as in VAT (remember the infamous case Pepsi Co won against the tax authority. Sorry to go on a tangent but I worked on tax reforms strategy in a previous life, and I am quite convinced that utter greed drives these businesses and that they just can't fathom the fact that by lowering a tad their prices, they can actually make more money thanks to increased demand.