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02-28-11 01:14 #2573
Posts: 262Wow
I need to find out which women you hang out with because when I do that its cursing, screaming shouting. Unless I have nasty tasting cum then that maybe why.
Originally Posted by Scout123 [View Original Post]
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02-28-11 00:39 #2572
Posts: 173Hi pete
As you have said, the DR seems to have many different flavors, where as in Ghana there seems to be just the one flavor. Ghanaian women seem to be emotionally detached and not great romantics. It's in the culture I guess because men don't seem particularly bothered about romance and all that stuff that some of us western men value so much. In it kills the GFE for me for both pros and non pros.
Originally Posted by Pete Benetar [View Original Post]
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02-26-11 18:24 #2571
Posts: 458Ghana and DR
DR has advantage of ranging from blanco to caribbean black and if you want all black you can just head across the border to Haiti (which has vastly overrated risks for HIV etc). DR may be a little more conservative and is certainly more affluent (read that selective and / or expensive) though can't say for sure about Ghana since I'm not going to Accra for the first time until later today.
But in my emails with Accra gf's lined up on badoo, all the girls I'm corresponding with are almost feverish for DATY.
For that matter, I think it's an apt analogy that girls getting head is not all that different from guys getting it. Just about everyone enjoys it or loves it. Have a little common sense as you CAN get GC and chlamydia orally. I try to stay with gf's or non pros in part for that reason, though my logic and habits do not necessarily jibe with my advice.
Haiti is a hidden gem IMO for those nearer I. E. USA. Downside is very few of the girls speak English (creole, french). They are very horny girls in general who are very, very appreciative of money gifts. Personally I like to converse with my gf (s) which is why I'm off to Ghana.
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02-26-11 10:38 #2570
Posts: 140BBBJ and CIM are automatic. I've heard girls say don't shoot in my mouth, but I do anyway and they don't complain afterwards.
I know some young girls are shy about DATY, but tell'them you just want to kiss it, and before you know it, they're pulling on your head.
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02-25-11 13:31 #2569
Posts: 262Hi GC.
Originally Posted by Global Citizen [View Original Post]
I haven't met any pro that is willing to swallow. The intelligent ones will BBJ and CIM after much talk and convincing. Some pros tell me straight up not to shoot in their mouths before we start. The dumb ones just flat out act as though they have never seen a cock before.
Up until now I never dated non-pros. However the one I am dating now is willing to swallow, DATY etc etc but I believe it's the Old Brit she met before me that was a kinky bastard and did all sorts with her. That why she has so much experience in that arena. She is a seasoned vet.
I keep getting invites to visit the DR but I am so busy with my company in accra that I don't have the time. I also am not sure if its worth it. If the mongering scene is the good, the non-pro scene good and the women are better looking, then I wouldn't mind taking a look at the place or even moving there.
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02-25-11 03:25 #2568
Posts: 272Originally Posted by Master Yoda [View Original Post]
GC
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02-25-11 03:12 #2567
Posts: 262DR vs Ghana
Hi,
I wanted to get a detailed comparison between and I asked this question before but I didn't get enough answers to make a decent comparison.
I wanted to ask any one that has been both to the Dominican Republic and Ghana about the difference in attitude of the girls in regards to kinky stuff like BBBJ, DATY, tossing salad etc etc.
Also has the the non-pro scene like between DR and Ghana? Which side has the better looking girls?
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02-21-11 02:59 #2566
Posts: 503Lodging
Originally Posted by Pete Benetar [View Original Post]
Try Miklin Hotel out in East Legon, close to the University of Ghana. Don't worry about making reservations, just show up and negotiate a better price than they have listed on their website.
Ty
http://www.miklin-gh.com/rates_policies.html
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02-20-11 16:39 #2565
Posts: 458Hotel Question. His Majesty's hotel (I'll be in Accra next week for 7 days)
A young sweety I am counting on being happy with (multiple skype conversations, hot spinner appearance etc. I'm more into "monogamous" bang-fests) is suggesting my making reservations at HIS MAJESTY's HOTEL which sounds slightly in the upscale, but not too outrageous price wise.
My MAIN CONCERN is if His Majesty's is girl friendly as I will invariably be sampling at least a few other girls. Please, DOES ANYONE KNOW IF His Majesty's IS Girl Friendly?
Other hotels I'm considering as below, and any comments welcome and very much appreciated:
Hotel Byblos (Near Airport) Danquah Circle. Don't know much about this though saw some "fair" or average reviews.
La-Paradis Inn (OSU) 233 302 914563 or 233 246 555 850.
? 100 USD / NIGHT or 630 USD / WEEK (read a number of good reviews on La Paradis)
http://www.la-paradiseinn.com/
His Majesty's Hotel starting at 136 USD / night mixed to good reviews.
No. 5814, Gffard Road. P. O. Box 233, Opp. Ghana International Trade Fair, Accra. 23321 Ghana 866-538-0187.
Afwel Lodge Hotel. Achimota-Nsawam Road, Tantra Hill Junction, ACCRA. 00233 Ghana 866-538-0187.
Starting at 85 USD per night.
Frankie's Hotel and Restaurant (OSU, Oxford Street) another one I saw recommended recently renovated with AC about 100 USD.
HANSONIC HOTEL. ACCRA.
P. O. Box MP1526 Accra. GHANA.
Location: Hansonic Odokor Area (4 mi to Airport)
Mobile: 0244 322522, 0244 274340 & 020 8165900.
Tel: 233 (21) 300849 & 233 (21) 303663
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02-17-11 23:03 #2564
Posts: 458Entry Prelims and visas (from USA)
Originally Posted by Erdnis [View Original Post]
I was going to use ABriggs to get my VISA but they wanted me to complete all the same forms except in FOUR copies vs TWO required by going directly through the embassy. They also require a professional service fee and then I had to make it to their office or send it by fedex anyway. So I just finished the paperwork available at the Ghana embassy website and fedex'd it. It got there this Monday am to the embassy in DC and I just received it on the opposite coast; FOUR business days later and that was using the NON RUSH option.
Point is I would not bother with professonal visa services unless they are required. I don't care much for having to get a visa to go anywhere (yeah, I'm a little econo-centered) , but the turnaround from the DC Ghana embassy was truly a very pleasant surprise.
Ps; I think the SINGLE entry visa was 60$; I paid 100$ for multi entry visit good for 5 years.
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02-17-11 14:55 #2563
Posts: 34Concerning Ghana visas
Originally Posted by Nutty Smith [View Original Post]
According to the Economist, Ghana has the fastest growing economy in Africa, what about making it a bit more immigration friendly for tourists and investors (and don't give me that crap about Ghanaians needing visas for Europe because it certainly cannot be compared).
Honestly, if you're after black pussy it's so much straightforward to hop on a flight to Nairobi or Entebbe where you can get a visa on arrival (at least from an immigration perspective).
Erdnis
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02-16-11 04:21 #2562
Posts: 35No Visa on arrivals in Ghana
Apparently, in years past, visas were issued on arrival at the airport in Ghana for most European citizens. Now, this is hit or miss, depending on who is on duty, the time of day and so on. Many airlines will prevent boarding without a visa issued from one's country of residence. Plan ahead.
NS
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02-13-11 14:51 #2561
Posts: 140Artemos works for me.
It is more than well advised to pick some up. Malaria is inevitable in West Africa and it is truly a *****.
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02-11-11 00:30 #2560
Posts: 503Cipro
Originally Posted by pete benetar [View Original Post]
when you hit the ground in ghana, just go by one of the pharmacies (there are hundreds rep001tered around accra) and pick up a couple of boxes of anti-malarial "artemos" softgel capsules, (b-artemether) a drug therapy containing artemesinin which is 100% effective when used correctly. approx. $10 per box.
ty
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02-10-11 23:09 #2559
Posts: 458Visa etc
LOL. Like I said, spoiled by other mongering locales. Finally spoke to Ghana embassy here in DC and got my pic, paperwork ready and already had YF vaccine from a prior deployment I had forgotten about (good for 10 years).
Travel guys I spoke to suggested malarial propylaxis which I'm curious if anyone here bothers with. Typically take hosts of broad spectrum antibiotics but usually not anti malarial.
Thanks for all the comments from Ty, Jazz