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09-27-10 02:37 #5214
Posts: 204I was lucky
I bought an IPhone for the friend I mentioned in another post and he did pay me. I did bring him a Dr. Someone shampoo but never got paid but that $8 is a gift so no biggie.
I do not usually bring for many because usually my bags are over weight with stuff for the children and the duty free is for the wife, perfume and drink. I did bring Sausa for the maintance guy at Bella Villa as a gift because he bought me a couple of beers at the bar next to the hotel on my last visit.
Other than that I am thankful only to have been harrassed at Ejecutiva.
That story about the time I went there with my wife. My wife got me drunk and I could not remember getting back to the hotel. This trip she told me the taxi from Executiva helped her get me home. I cannot remember taking a taxi just that short distance but it was the dancer in the yellow taxi costume who my wife paid to give me a private dance (will not get into my silliness). That is a nice girl and I was shocked to hear one of these dancers went out of their way to help my little wife with this 300 lb behemith.
If anyone knows this GREAT body from that time who dressed a taxi outfit, let me know, I would love to thank her (Liga) on my next trip. I do not remember her face but I think I can remember how fine her body was in that taxi suit.
Originally Posted by Kickboxer151
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09-27-10 02:26 #5213
Posts: 204I now see I am in good company
I know that businesses in Colombia value every $ and I posted these experiences for anyone who might know the owners to let them know they are losing business because of this.
Las Americas I have not spent too much time in because the girls walking in and out to smoke did not look very good.
Club Maracaibo has been good to me so far. The last time I was there I was twirling an empty beer bottle and the waiters did not notice. A dancer came over and asked if I need a drink. When she brought me the drink I offered her a Bailey's, knowing that is where they make good money on their return. Then of course came another drink and another Bailey's but I feel she deserved it because she was doing the others job.
I have not hit up those other clubs (I have a friend who works at Luxury at Barrio Colombia and he invites me but still have not gone there). I usually stay around her as this is where my hotel is. I have my wife in my room (repairing shit while waiting on visas) until about 11 so she can watch her novelas oops sorry serials and then when the beauties are with me we usually stay out late until the malls close. Movie, dinner, yesterday was Divercity. Great place to take the kids to the kids of one you might be interested.
Originally Posted by Frank Casio
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09-27-10 02:09 #5212
Posts: 204Oh wow
And it is my last night, do you think I can get a number tonight. Wow, what eyes. Can someone call her and tell her to visit Mike at Hotel Bella Villa.
Originally Posted by Cubanut
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09-27-10 02:06 #5211
Posts: 204The security does not get it
Walking up to the 24 hour internet to print documents for my family, again that one security guard from Executiva shot my hand and pulled me close and asked for 2000. I pulled my hand back and continued on. He does not get it, unless he does something more than feel me up before I enter he does not deserve the tip/lega. Sorry to hear you have the samy problems but it is good to know I am not the only Gringo they molest.
Anyway, this trip Club Maracabo was a lot better in quality, so I stuck with them. No hustle other than the girls and they are entitled to a bit as that is why I am there.
Originally Posted by Hioctane
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09-27-10 01:17 #5210
Posts: 106Cubanut. Great pictures as usual!
Man I miss SEA. I'm spending a lot of time in Lima now but I still miss the PI and LOS. I need to get back there, maybe in January when the Thai weather is better.
One thing I like about AC better than MDE though is the pricing "structure". TLN usually for 1300 pesos (or a bit more if you take one of the "top tier" girls) I also like the dance shows where they actually are pretty well choreographed. A lot different then the typical Isaan shuffle in Pattaya.
Reef
Originally Posted by Cubanut
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09-26-10 21:33 #5209
Posts: 1013Originally Posted by Justafool
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09-26-10 21:22 #5208
Posts: 1013Originally Posted by Tomasb
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09-26-10 20:48 #5207
Posts: 191Originally Posted by helprules
el centro has a number of strip clubs as well as most of the lower priced massage parlors (and a few upscale ones). it also has a small street walker area, but not that's for the feint of heart. the massage parlors offer the cheapest prices for sex but aren't everyone's cup of tea. they are also rep001tered and one needs a map (rtf). the centro strip clubs are cheaper and skankier than some others, but there are diamonds to be had. fs is always available. mostly it's done on site, but take out can be arranged.
mayorista is the place most foreign mongers go for sws. it is relatively safe with a large diversity of girls from 1's to 9's. prices are low, there are no strip clubs, but you can hang out at a street table having a beer and watching the talent go by. frank casio is the mayorista expert on this board.
in other parts of town you will find some upscale (and expensive) establishments like the strip club fase dos and the massage parlor loutron's. it all depends on what you like. some mongers find their girls through web sites like romancelatina, others through drivers or apartment owners. from what i can tell, there isn't much of an outcall escort scene. girlfriend for a week would be the expensive exception to this rule.
for a first time visitor who wants to try a bit of everything i highly recommend staying at casa blanca i or ii (formerly medellin mansion). a select group of girls hangs out there and are available, but more importantly the staff, guests and owners will hook you up with whatever you need from tours of the massage parlors to calls for specific girls. i hate to promote it (because it's overbooked as things are and i can never get in), but unless you know exactly what you want it is the best place to start, and pretty much the only place (except maybe frank's) if you don't speak spanish.
hope this helps.
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09-26-10 18:43 #5206
Posts: 502A Hustler?
Originally Posted by Tomasb
Alejita (aka Alejandra) is one of the sweetest girls you can get with. She's a Casa Blanca regular. She, as well as many other Casa Blanca girls, can be found on RL. Not sure what you feel she was hustling you about though.
The best discos in Poblado are not in Parque Lleras. So I would say if you had wanted to party, then you missed out by not joining them. Different situation of course if you just wanted to eat.
Still, you were there and I wasn't, so it is your opinion that she should be one "to watch out for". I'd say the same thing to others but for a different reason.
Cheers,
Cubanut
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09-26-10 12:43 #5205
Posts: 1694Weather Report !!!!!!! Dona Marina !!!
2 sunny seasons in Medellin, Jan Feb and March, also July Aug and Sept.
2 rainy seasons in Medellin, April, May and June, Oct November and Dec.
Both seasons can overlap by months or can miss out altogether. I am asked repeatedly by guests what is the weather going to be, now Im like the Colombians, I just shrug my shoulders.
Aussie Greg.
Originally Posted by Chronoshift
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09-26-10 08:09 #5204
Posts: 262Originally Posted by Kickboxer151
And keep the gifts/cash outlays small as bigger amounts will NOT guarantee loyalty or better service or friendship or whatever; if anything, just the opposite, it tempts people to try to get/scam even more from you!
Here's a few things to keep in mind when dealing with people asking for tips, gifts, favors:
1) The problem with being a generous nice guy in this country is that people will disappoint you or flake out on you sooner or later.
2) This is a very two-faced yet polite culture. Flat-out denials and refusals are usually not done here. So you might get static from people if the first word out of your mouth is NO! :) There's a whole passive-aggressive shtick involved when turning requests down.
So keep in mind saying no to people in their face or calling them directly on their bs will do you no favors here. It's not like they're ever going to admit that a gringo is right, so don't waste your time and energy.
3) But it also works the other way in your favor! They will almost never challenge you directly to your face so you can get away with all kinds of half-assed excuses as to why you can't tip them right now, or buy whatever it is they want you to buy. Use their bs stories on THEM before they use them on you!
I remember the nonsense started right from the very first night out in Colombia. I was in some club in Cali, and I remember holding on to the expensive bottle of rum that was ordered because I already sensed the other half of the group was going to flake on paying their fair share. They soon left in a huff, although they did grab a bottle of the cheaper aguardiente before they went off.
Just take it all in stride; try to treat it like a fun game. It can actually be entertaining when you see them realize you're not going to stand for their nonsense, and usually no harsh words or scene is necessary. On the contrary, that's bound to make the situation worse, and actually make your position weaker. Don't be afraid to call their bluff, but do it tactfully to control the situation.
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09-26-10 07:04 #5203
Posts: 2095Originally Posted by Helprules
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09-26-10 02:47 #5202
Posts: 8Originally Posted by Chronoshift
The summer is "over" this year in Medellin, expect all the remaining months, and like you said until next March to be ....rainy !
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09-26-10 02:31 #5201
Posts: 323Dress
"dress up and look gq at night for the ladies because a) they will do the same for you and b) they will appreciate it"
i struggle a bit with the dress code, at heart i'm a velcro sneaker bluejean monger. but since i've decided to pay the extra fee for a carry-on, i might as well carry on some nice clothes. the difference between black slacks, or even black jeans, and some nice slip-on black shoes, and my velcro sneakers, is a lot from an appearance point of view, but very little extra trouble for me. so that's the way i'm going from now on. i think my brother american travelers should consider it also, add to the ambience and not detract.
chesrep001
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09-25-10 23:25 #5200
Posts: 295Medellin
Originally Posted by Helprules
If you want further info on Casa Blanca they have a separate forum in Colombia section.
Regards,
John.