Blackbeards Resort

[Manny51]

I have a lot of experience with chicas over 30. If chica maintains her body well, younger girl does not stand a chance.

Both life and sex experience, attitude should not be underestimated.

Its not about age. Its about how many kids they have had.

[Bliadun]

I have a lot of experience with chicas over 30. If chica maintains her body well, younger girl does not stand a chance.

Both life and sex experience, attitude should not be underestimated.

It would be interesting for a BB competitor to open up with nothing but 19 to 26 year old spinners.

Just a fantasy but I'd give that compound a try for sure.

[Charles Pooter]

It would be interesting for a BB competitor to open up with nothing but 19 to 26 year old spinners.

What have you got against 18-year-olds?

[Lou32]

It would be interesting for a BB competitor to open up with nothing but 19 to 26 year old spinners.

Just a fantasy but I'd give that compound a try for sure.

[Yanqui69]

It would be sensible to turn a blind eye in the case of known money-spinners. A lot of guys like these tubs of lard. See pics posted here. And even fat girls need love (and money).

There used to be really "thick" girl there named Paola.

Most would call her fat, but she had her regular clients who liked a woman with "meat on her bones. ".

She was also what I would call a "sexual athlete. ".

She also found a way out and emigrated.

[Yanqui69]

Now she's visiting BB with clients sometimes.

Different Kenya.

This one hooked up with a Canadian and emigrated.

[Bliadun]

Another one is friendship.

It would be sensible to turn a blind eye in the case of known money-spinners. A lot of guys like these tubs of lard. See pics posted here. And even fat girls need love (and money).

[Charles Pooter]

Sometimes mamasan can be biased and not enforce it too strictly.

It would be sensible to turn a blind eye in the case of known money-spinners. A lot of guys like these tubs of lard. See pics posted here. And even fat girls need love (and money).

[Bliadun]

Sometimes mamasan can be biased and not enforce it too strictly.

Really? Just for getting fat? Who makes that call? That's a lot of power. I wonder how often that is enforced.

[Bliadun]

Now she's visiting BB with clients sometimes.

When I was going there regularly, there was a sweetie named Kenya who just blew up. Still cute, but chubby.

[Manny51]

When I was going there regularly, there was a sweetie named Kenya who just blew up. Still cute, but chubby.

(Its hard for the girls to sit around for hours, with occasional drinks with the customers, without putting on weight).

The mama-san at the time told her to stay home till she dropped some weight.

I was also sitting with the mama-san when a girl dropped off her monthly health-check paperwork, - another benefit over the street.

Monthly checks are far from perfect, since you don't know what happened yesterday, but at least it reduces the odds of disease.

Its also the diet. I thought that the Dominican version of rice and beans, which is everywhere in the Carribean and Central America, to be very heavy. I think they mix in some lard or something. I remember ordering it once, thinking I was going "light" because I wasn't that hungry, and it sat in my stomach all afternoon. Pair that up with fried chicken and stews thickened heavily with flour, and that's a recipe for a spare tire.

[Yanqui69]

Really? Just for getting fat? Who makes that call? That's a lot of power. I wonder how often that is enforced.

When I was going there regularly, there was a sweetie named Kenya who just blew up. Still cute, but chubby.

(Its hard for the girls to sit around for hours, with occasional drinks with the customers, without putting on weight).

The mama-san at the time told her to stay home till she dropped some weight.

I was also sitting with the mama-san when a girl dropped off her monthly health-check paperwork, - another benefit over the street.

Monthly checks are far from perfect, since you don't know what happened yesterday, but at least it reduces the odds of disease.

[Husker Dude]

Really? Just for getting fat? Who makes that call? That's a lot of power. I wonder how often that is enforced.

They actually have periodic weigh-ins. Girls can be suspended til they get down to their weight. I believe the mamasans are in charge of that call.

[Manny51]

In fact, they DO prefer to work there.

And I got that from conversations with the chicas (more than a few). One I know very well who left years ago, told me she considered herself very lucky to be working there.

A girl can get told to leave for misconduct, complaints, or if she gets too fat, etc.

Stick with what you enjoy.

Really? Just for getting fat? Who makes that call? That's a lot of power. I wonder how often that is enforced.

[Charles Pooter]

BTW, has anyone seen any surface effects of the Haitian expulsion? I was just wondering how pervasive it was. Are there cleaning ladies or cooks at BB's getting forced out? Is it the type of people that you see everyday? Or is it more of a hiding in the shadows thing?

Has not really started bigtime yet. And will be a gradual process when it does.

Haitians who have work visas will not be deported. Also, those who can prove they have been in the DR since 2010 had the chance to apply for legalization, so those who were valued employees of gringos were probably helped with that.

The political situation is much like the USA's problem with Mexico.

Somewhat, but drawing parallels is not helpful. The really contentious issues are where the situation differs. For example, the US had not passed a low retroactively stripping US citizenship from those who look Mexican. Do not be misled by US media coverage. Whether supporting or opposing the DR Govt, it is full of wrong information.

I think Danilo is a humane and sensible person. He went along with the blatantly racist solution (the DR's "final solution") until he had wangled the constitution to get re-elected. Now he is assured of that, he is announcing more and more exceptions and loopholes to soften the pogrom somewhat and I expect that process will continue.

Remember, the vast majority of Haitians are in the DR because they were encouraged in by Dominicans to provide cheap labor, in agriculture, construction and hospitality. Those employers will not welcome their wage bill doubling.

As you say, it is those "hiding in the shadows" who will constitute the majority of those deported. They are not really hiding, but existing from day to day on handouts from other Haitians in places where gringos never, and Dominicans rarely, set foot.