Medellin Reports

[Bart1]

Medellin is a very DANGEROUS place!

Don't come. Stay home. Go to Costa Rica. Go back to the DR. Go to Thailand.

Much better there.

(Too many gringos in Colombia anyway) LOL

You are absolutely right, I totally agree, I came to here and did not ever want to go home again, yep "very dangerous"

[Ricker]

No doubt Medellin is overall still a pretty dangerous city, but how many of us are going into the hillside barrios at night? Most guys just hang out in Poblado, which is generally quite safe. They may not get a taste of the "real Medellin," but I don't think they care!

Medellin is a very DANGEROUS place!

Don't come. Stay home. Go to Costa Rica. Go back to the DR. Go to Thailand.

Much better there.

(Too many gringos in Colombia anyway) LOL

[Av8r]

Lots of things to consider besides boobs. But Yami's tits were nicer than the girl on the left even before she had surgery. Haven't seen them in person since the surgery.

I too, prefer naturals, but Yami is a perfect example "of things to consider besides boobs" She's a terrific person, and always up for some laughs.

[Member #4287]

Hello gents,

I guess the debate over real boobs vs fake boobs could fill an entire section on it's own.

I think real boobs of good proportion are always a plus to go along with a beautiful face. But what if the beautiful face is a bit lacking in the bra section? And with enhancements so readily available, who can blame a gal for wanting some extra padding on top?

So gents, what is the consensus of a gal who has average tits, boosting up a cup size or so? Would you prefer she keep her natural shape? The look may be enhanced while in clothing but what about the look and feel once the top is dropped?

Then of course there are those lucky few that have the right size top & bottom. Oh my how they can be fun to play with. Grant it though that if they are larger than a handful, you may be risking a sprained thumb!

I submit to you gents a couple of lovely's (one with real and one with fake) that I had the pleasure of enjoying a few weeks ago in Cali and Medellin.

Stay horny my friends,

Cubanut

Lots of things to consider besides boobs. But Yami's tits were nicer than the girl on the left even before she had surgery. Haven't seen them in person since the surgery.

[Member #4244]

You're comparing apples and oranges. The number of people disappeared and the number of murders are not directly related. They are separate statistics, at least until the disappeared turns up dead. Medellin's murder rate is about 49. 10 per 100,000 for 2013.

This another thing, disappearance and displacement. If you watch The Wire you probably remember where they asked "how do you make a murder disappear?" Well that is exactly what is happening in many places. And real displacement (not death) is also a huge issue. Again though, these are extremely unlikely to happen to a tourist or a person of any wealth.

I heard the bomb blast and there was a small explosion in a park a couple weeks ago (no one was hurt, not sure what happened exactly). There has been some violence related to the paros at the University also. The whole way the campuses are governed is fucked here, really. My girlfriend was a student at U de A, she is trying hard to transfer to la Nacional or, failing that, she got into a private university. The place is just a disaster. Again though these are not things that are likely to affect a visitor.

As a visitor you're getting the surface level, maybe one or two below that if you really hang around. Keep your eyes open but there's no need for paranoia or doubt about coming.

[TweedleD]

Medellin comes in at # 14 http://www.businessinsider.com/most-...d-2012-10?op=1

[Combo]

No doubt Medellin is overall still a pretty dangerous city, but how many of us are going into the hillside barrios at night? Most guys just hang out in Poblado, which is generally quite safe. They may not get a taste of the "real Medellin," but I don't think they care!

You've been in Medellin once. You quote Paisas, Medellin Paisa and offer advice like you were born in el centro. To say that Medellin is not dangerous is a joke. Yes, generally if you stay in poblado you'll be fine but its a false sense of security. The price of human life is less than 3k. There is no 911 and goid luck getting help in the hillside barrios at night. I am sure in your single visit you were able to see everything and probably could offer advice to colombians.

[Hanshin Baka]

Simply sticking one's hand up a horses ass doesn't make one a veterinarian.

You've been in Medellin once. You quote Paisas, Medellin Paisa and offer advice like you were born in el centro. To say that Medellin is not dangerous is a joke. Yes, generally if you stay in poblado you'll be fine but its a false sense of security. The price of human life is less than 3k. There is no 911 and goid luck getting help in the hillside barrios at night. I am sure in your single visit you were able to see everything and probably could offer advice to colombians.

[MiamiSammy]

So Manny, how many times have you been there?

Simply sticking one's hand up a horses ass doesn't make one a veterinarian.

[FruitNinja]

Hello gents,

I submit to you gents a couple of lovely's (one with real and one with fake) that I had the pleasure of enjoying a few weeks ago in Cali and Medellin.

Stay horny my friends,

Cubanut

Cubanut,

One has to look at the bright side of things. As you might remember I prefer the original equipment but the one with the add ons sure has a beautiful looking body. Tall lanky look. I'll take both. Glad to see you traveling and posting pictures. Greetings from Ho Chi Minh City.

FN

[Artisttyp]

The article I linked (which you must be able to see) says only that it is on De Greiff, that is, yes you have been nearby, but not at 4am, I assume.

De Grieff is definitely my hood. If you find out anything else please let us know. Thanks.

The centro is a huge drug den if this goes on longer there could be several more repercussions. Just look what happened when they tried to oust the street vendors.

Yes I see the link now. It wasn't loading earlier.

[Cubanut]

Hello Gents,

It's unfortunate that any loss of life takes place anywhere in the world. But just as the newspapers and tv news has a place for breaking news and ongoing investigations, I believe this matter and any like it should likewise be put in place.

Upon saying that, I do want to say that the blast that occurred in the Avenue De Greiff followed after a riot that occured in the same area on Thursday March 21st. It seem the Mayor has had the police rounding up the homeless in El Centro in attempt to rid them of the streets.

http://www.elespectador.com/noticias...rticulo-482335

This picture link below shows the corner street name. I can make out Carrera 11 but the Calle is not clear, looks like a 5, 6 or 8. But that should pretty much narrow down where this occurred in the De Greiff area.

http://www.google.com/hostednews/epa...271869&index=0

Also, this article below has 2 pictures of the taped off area. Maybe someone can identify the area.

http://www.elcolombiano.com/BancoCon...le_muertos.asp

[Black Page]

Thanks. I've already seen this online. I was asking if anyone knew the exact location of where it happened like a carerra or avenue. As someone who goes to MDE I'd like to know if I've been in that area.

Thanks Again.

The article I linked (which you must be able to see) says only that it is on De Greiff, that is, yes you have been nearby, but not at 4am, I assume.

[Artisttyp]

Bomb blast in Medellin kills 4, injuries 14.

Mar 23, 2014.

BOGOTA, March 22 (Xinhua). Colombia's police director Rodolfo Palomino confirmed on Saturday that a bomb blast killed four people, and injured other 14, outside a homeless shelter and drug rehabilitation center of the country's northeastern Medellin city.

Palomino condemned the attack, where six policemen are among the inured, and offered a reward of 20 million Colombian pesos (10, 000 USA dollars) to anyone who provides information leading to the capture of those held responsible for the attack, Colombia's Caracol Radio network reported.

Deputy Mayor of Medellin, Luis Fernando Suarez, reported that a homeless man was carrying the explosives in a bag that was activated by phone.

"It exploded at the door and he died in that place, other three died in hospitals in Medellin and it also left six policemen injured and others wounded," Suarez said.

Suarez said that the attack was directed against the actions carried out by the Mayor's office and the Metropolitan Police of Medellin to crack down on the use of drugs among homeless people.

The official claimed those behind the attack are drug dealers who oppose the new program for the homeless who are consuming drugs to receive medical and psychological treatment in the center, among others.

The Mayor office of Medellin had strengthened the program two months ago in cooperation with the police, authorities in charge of transporting the people living in the street to these shelters.

Thanks. I've already seen this online. I was asking if anyone knew the exact location of where it happened like a carerra or avenue. As someone who goes to MDE I'd like to know if I've been in that area.

Thanks Again.

[Questner]

The El Mundo page doesn't load up. Can somebody please tell me where exactly the bomb was detonated? I am dying to know.

Thanks

Bomb blast in Medellin kills 4, injuries 14.

Mar 23, 2014.

BOGOTA, March 22 (Xinhua). Colombia's police director Rodolfo Palomino confirmed on Saturday that a bomb blast killed four people, and injured other 14, outside a homeless shelter and drug rehabilitation center of the country's northeastern Medellin city.

Palomino condemned the attack, where six policemen are among the inured, and offered a reward of 20 million Colombian pesos (10, 000 USA dollars) to anyone who provides information leading to the capture of those held responsible for the attack, Colombia's Caracol Radio network reported.

Deputy Mayor of Medellin, Luis Fernando Suarez, reported that a homeless man was carrying the explosives in a bag that was activated by phone.

"It exploded at the door and he died in that place, other three died in hospitals in Medellin and it also left six policemen injured and others wounded," Suarez said.

Suarez said that the attack was directed against the actions carried out by the Mayor's office and the Metropolitan Police of Medellin to crack down on the use of drugs among homeless people.

The official claimed those behind the attack are drug dealers who oppose the new program for the homeless who are consuming drugs to receive medical and psychological treatment in the center, among others.

The Mayor office of Medellin had strengthened the program two months ago in cooperation with the police, authorities in charge of transporting the people living in the street to these shelters.