Medellin Reports

[EstebanH]

2. she said she was 19 and looked 19 or older. i was too drunk to check her cedula, which i should have. another monger told me she was only 15. i definitely will if i ever see her again in mayo on my next trip.

ez

ok. last comment on this. i promise. this is what was entirely missed on the post and what bothered me most: if someone tells you, right or wrong that a girl is ****, what are you going to do? take the high road and stay away. don't even go there.

i am sure enzygo is a good guy, but i (and likely most of the other readers) want to stay as far away from this crap as possible.

[Artisttyp]

There are fake IDs all over MDE and the DR. Unfortunately the responsibility lies on the monger. If you like cute spinner types this is something you will need to confront.

If a chica shows you a black and white ID it is usually a copy. If I remember correctly a Colombia ID has some color in it. Can anyone verify this? This might save someone a heap of trouble.

[Ezyngo]

Admin involvement did a tremendous job of clearing up some clouds. Some afterthoughts.

1. Except for a few, many of you completely and undoubtedly lack the 'critical thinking' skills and so quickly and prematurely jumped the gun and foolishly believed everything when a poster shared his report. When a Mayo chica told you her name was Carolina, did you believe right away that was really her name? How many times did you see a Mayo chica and believe she was old enough and then go ahead and bang her? You could be wrong right there.

2. One monger responded ' I have a teenage daughter, and I am telling you this is just a very wrong thing to do'. My immediate thought is I hope it is going to stay this way.

3. Now, Peace.

EZ

[Member #4394]

since antibiotic is for bacterial, rather viral, infections, i do not think that it is effective for cold. tamiflu, which is antiviral drug, should be effective. i had an antiviral shot at a paharmacy in medellin. it made me feel better only for one day, and the next day i felt sick again.

i think the "z pack" he's referring to is azithromycin, a pretty strong antibiotic used to treat respiratory infections drugand stds. i'm another one that always seems to catch something when i travel to latin america. the smog making your insides raw, the constant exposure to chica fluids, the foreign foods, and alcohol weakening your immune system all combine to create the perfect host to a viral infection.

in fact, i just got back from mde and guess what? i'm sick with a really bad cold. this trip i tried spraying my mouth throat and nasal tract with zicam throughout the trip and especially when i got on my flights but it didn't help one bit. i even downed a couple emergen-c packets when i was there too. because i knew i was prone to getting something. happens every time.

the only thing i've experienced that has effectively fought a virus is tamiflu. a while ago, i had to stay home with my son for a week when he had influenza a and i thought for sure i was going to get it bad. but his ped gave me sample packs of tamiflu tablets to take as a prophylaxis and i got through the ordeal completely unrep001hed.

i think i might look for tamiflu tablets at the farmacia the next time i'm there. can't remember the generic name.

[Admin]

greetings everyone,

...later in the night, another monger told me she was only 15.

i am not one to defend the actions of ****s, but in ezyngo's report the chick claimed that she was 19, and it appears that ezyngo thought she was 19, and the only "evidence" to the contrary was an unidentified third party who later offered an apparently entirely subjective opinion, to with: "another monger told me she was only 15".

i don't know if admin has seen this, but this is illegal. as far as i know, posting about **** activity is not allowed on his site.

you are correct, discussing **** activity is not permitted and will usually result in an immediate ban from this site. however, some forbearance should be exercised in that i also do not permit discussions about transvestites, transsexuals or she-males, but i don't ban otherwise acceptable reports wherein the author relayed an incident in which he inadvertently experienced an encounter with a tv, ts, etc.

thanks,

jackson

[Artisttyp]

If Z pack is an antibiotic then I have mixed feelings about it. Uber mongering with antibiotics just to get a sexual release doesn't appeal to me. It reminds me of a junkie shooting up in their eyelid. PARTY!

I tend to get really bad throat infections with white spots. At first glance you would say it's strep throat but the only way to tell is by having a throat culture done. I recently found out that the white spots are an immune response to your environment. Silly me because I thought for sure I had strep since I couldn't swallow well. My doctor told me there is a point when you just take ciproflaxin regardless as long as you don't have side effects from it."It can't hurt" is what he says. Cipro is to combat bacteria not a virus. What I don't quite understand is at what point does a virus involve bacteria or does it? Ridding your body of bad bacteria will increase your chances of getting better soon right?

It's nice to know that I am not alone with this issue. I did too many drugs in my youth. I'd rather not get into Z if I don't have to. I am concerned that some day I might need these antibiotics and they may not work on me.

Any doctors in the house?

[Ivel]

WT,

What is the Z pack and where do you find it online? Includes zinc I assume?

The Z-Pack is good stuff! It is a strong prescription antiboitic pill that is taken for a shorter period of time. It is known as Zithromax. I think the proper name is Azithromycin.

The way it was prescribed to me is to take 2 pills the first day as one dose and one pill everyday afterwards. A total of 6 pills.

I just noticed I have one refill left. Need to go get it.

[El Bombero]

i think the "z pack" he's referring to is azithromycin, a pretty strong antibiotic used to treat respiratory infections and stds. i'm another one that always seems to catch something when i travel to latin america. the smog making your insides raw, the constant exposure to chica fluids, the foreign foods, and alcohol weakening your immune system all combine to create the perfect host to a viral infection.

in fact, i just got back from mde and guess what? i'm sick with a really bad cold. this trip i tried spraying my mouth throat and nasal tract with zicam throughout the trip and especially when i got on my flights but it didn't help one bit. i even downed a couple emergen-c packets when i was there too. because i knew i was prone to getting something. happens every time.

the only thing i've experienced that has effectively fought a virus is tamiflu. a while ago, i had to stay home with my son for a week when he had influenza a and i thought for sure i was going to get it bad. but his ped gave me sample packs of tamiflu tablets to take as a prophylaxis and i got through the ordeal completely unrep001hed.

i think i might look for tamiflu tablets at the farmacia the next time i'm there. can't remember the generic name.

[Artisttyp]

Get Z Pack from your doctor. Never leave home without it.

One Year I spent three months in Buenos Aires.

The Gripp as they call it, something like the flu was going around. Especially doing DFKing all the time. I had the bug for almost a month and a half. I tried all kinds of Meds there, saw the doctor a few times, but could not shake it. Until I got home, saw my doctor and took the Z Pack he recommended. It was Gone it in few days.

WT,

What is the Z pack and where do you find it online? Includes zinc I assume?

[World Travel 69]

Get Z Pack from your doctor. Never leave home without it.

One Year I spent three months in Buenos Aires.

The Gripp as they call it, something like the flu was going around. Especially doing DFKing all the time. I had the bug for almost a month and a half. I tried all kinds of Meds there, saw the doctor a few times, but could not shake it. Until I got home, saw my doctor and took the Z Pack he recommended. It was Gone it in few days.

Everytime I come to Medellin, I catch cold / flu while the temparature in Medelline is higher than the temparature in my home town in general. But it gets chilly significantly in the night in Medellin. Plus, it is rainning all the time. I suspect that viruses and bacteria are very different from those in the USA Though I have flu shots before going to Medellin, they do not seem to be working. Plus, the car emission is scarcely regulated in Medellin, and the air is very poluted, which causes various infections. I would appreciate any suggestion for cold prevention in Medellin.

[John Gault]

as far as i read his post, another monger told him that she was only 15 "after" the sex, but nobody knows. i am sure he will check her cedula next time.

i met this fellow, and i saw him dealing with the normal mayo girls. i think he made a mistake in not checking her i'd, but that said he seemed to me a man who really enjoyed the p4p action, and he seemed to be a happy camper, and i think will be more careful in the future.

it is very easy to judge from our easy chairs at home while others are toiling in the trenches.

one other thing should be brought out here. if a person is foolish enough to be with an **** person they should not post about it. not good for the hobby or the poster.

on another note. i too caught a bug while enduring the mde constant rain, and i thought i was over it, but still the cough presists.

next trip will be in a place where it does not rain everyday. sure i love the mde ladys, but my health is more important than a roll in the hay.

[Member #4394]

as far as i read his post, another monger told him that she was only 15 "after" the sex, but nobody knows. i am sure he will check her cedula next time.

i don't know if admin has seen this, but this is illegal. as far as i know, posting about **** activity is not allowed on his site. besides, it is just plain wrong for an older man to sleep with a 15 year old. i don't care if colombian men do it, that does not make it right or ok. i have a teenage daughter, and i am telling you this is just a very wrong thing to do. there are plenty of of beautiful women in colombia over 18 and absolutely no reason for this to occur with a minor. making a mistake one time is one thing, but repeating it would make you a sick fuck.

[EstebanH]

tastes in chicas, and hence, no two mongers are alike. i enjoyed meeting these gentlemen.

i was too drunk to check her cedula, which i should have, because later in the night, another monger told me she was only 15. who do you believe especially when under the influence? i usually do not repeat, but for this one, i definitely will if i ever see her again in mayo on my next trip.

ez

i don't know if admin has seen this, but this is illegal. as far as i know, posting about **** activity is not allowed on his site. besides, it is just plain wrong for an older man to sleep with a 15 year old. i don't care if colombian men do it, that does not make it right or ok. i have a teenage daughter, and i am telling you this is just a very wrong thing to do. there are plenty of of beautiful women in colombia over 18 and absolutely no reason for this to occur with a minor. making a mistake one time is one thing, but repeating it would make you a sick fuck.

[Joey Smith]

William has been known to rip off some patrons and treating some of the girls badly. You don't want to get mixed up with him or his bad reputation. He would be blacklisted here but no one on this forum is that slow to hire a guide taxi driver. It's just asking for trouble.

The newbies that read the colombian forum for a week, with all the maps and lists and prices and chatter, figure out everything they need to know, they get to Colombia and hit the ground running.

The conversation you "guys" are having with yourself with your 3 newbie handles isn't fooling anyone.

Guys. Please clue me in. I've contacted this guy Willy and arranged for a taxi ride from the airport in NOVEMBER. Is this a big mistake. I was also thinking of asking HIM to drive over to Poblado and look at some apts?

[Artisttyp]

Everytime I come to Medellin, I catch cold / flu while the temparature in Medelline is higher than the temparature in my home town in general. But it gets chilly significantly in the night in Medellin. Plus, it is rainning all the time. I suspect that viruses and bacteria are very different from those in the USA Though I have flu shots before going to Medellin, they do not seem to be working. Plus, the car emission is scarcely regulated in Medellin, and the air is very poluted, which causes various infections. I would appreciate any suggestion for cold prevention in Medellin.

I am totally with you. If I don't get sick it is the exception not the norm. There is nothing to do about it unless you are willing to not do DATY or DFK. Then why pay thousands of dollars to travel? Even then just being on an airplane or around new germs will increase your chances of getting sick by 100. A good trip for me is when I get sick afterwards not during and certainly not before.

This is an ongoing saga with me that I accept as an international traveler. What blows is when you only have a one week trip and you get sick. Luckily I do long trips so the occasional two weeks of being sick doesn't ruin everything for me.

Bring a multi vitamin with an extra B complex supplement and stay someplace where you can *sleep. Do not cheap out on lodging when sleep deprivation might be an issue. Do bring enough warm sleeping clothes. I can't stress this enough. You will never have enough blankets. Your sleep clothes are your blankets. A hooded sweatshirt is vital.

It's rough. I have suffered dearly with colds / flu's while traveling.