Medellin Reports

[Knowledge]

So, about the girls?

Before you keep making a knob of yourself, you might want to just read from the first paragraph on page one.

http://ec.europa.eu/commfrontoffice/...ebs_237.en.pdf

Have a good day.

[Stykler]

I am European, but I am sure you know better.

Before you keep making a knob of yourself, you might want to just read from the first paragraph on page one.

http://ec.europa.eu/commfrontoffice/...ebs_237.en.pdf

Have a good day.

[JjBee62]

For a change of pace, here's a review.

Last night I was trying to schedule a mini party with a girl who I'd promised a bottle of tequila and one of her friends, who is one of my favorites. Just to clear up any misconceptions, it was just planned to be a hang out and drink evening, not a backdoor attempt at a 3 some. Plans fell through, so I sent a message to a girl on my to-do list, but she didn't answer for 2 hours.

Meanwhile the "one of my favorites" hit me up to see if I was interested. I was. She came over late afternoon and once again cemented her spot on my favorites list. Details in a moment. After winding down and showering, she got a request to come see another monger. I walked her to a taxi and headed off to dinner. About 30 minutes later she messaged she was bored. Apparently, the guy wanted to hang out in the bar talking to the other gringos. She got a 1/2 payment for showing up and came out to hang with me.

When the rain finally let up she convinced me to bring her home with me. Another great session followed before she rolled over and went to sleep. No fuss this morning, she gave me a good morning greeting, showered and went on her way.

On to the details. She's old by Medellin standards, 30, has kids and is tall and thin. No ass to speak of and boobs are deflated. No other noticeable baby damage and she has legs for days. There are a few things that make her special. The main thing is her attitude. I don't like the term GFE, but being with her (YMMV) is like being with a girlfriend. She's playful and affectionate. I get an authentic make out session with her and a very natural cool down period afterwards. During sex she rides like she's really trying to get off, instead of the usual, trying to get you off as quick as possible. She also gives a top notch BBBJ with DT that is mind boggling. None of the 30 seconds and done crap. Last night she worked on me for at least 15 minutes, with hands, without hands, paying attention to everything and alternating speed, depth and everything else. I'm not a CIM, backdoor or BBFS guy so I don't know if those are available.

I'm not throwing her contact info out here because some guys are just clueless. However, I will share with those who have demonstrated the ability to play well with others.

If you're looking for the 18-20 big boobs, big booty, she's not going to appeal to you. If you're looking for an experience to remember, she might be what you need. I've gotten good feedback from 3 others on their experiences with her.

As always, YMMV.

[ShooBree]

Obviously you haven't been to Europe then.

I am European, but I am sure you know better.

[Stykler]

It's not common for people outside the US to speak any other language than their native tongue when excluding English.

Obviously you haven't been to Europe then.

[Alliwantislove]

Just curious, why should they change it? What's the gain, economically speaking?

Not an economist, not in manufacturing, but I'd guess international trade. Let's say you make the best 1/2 " diameter pipe in the world. But someone who needs 1 cm diameter pipe won't buy it.

So your choice is to give up the metric market or to invest in additional design, manufacturing equipment, and testing so that you can sell to the metric market.

[Stykler]

No reason the US should change its nonsystem. The rest of the world should just use our measurements and our language and watch our sports and listen to our music. And eat at McDonald's.

A classic! Thanks for making my day.

[SBeach25]

The gain economically speaking is that metric's system of 10's is much easier than the BS that we use. And for a population as lazy as we are it should have been welcomed with open arms.

Years ago, there was a push for the US to move to Metric system. I remember that there were two mesurements on just about everything but then it stopped. I also remember big businesses were complaining the billlions in cost to change the packaging so I guess congress just nixed it. US was still dominant in the business but I think that will change once China takes over.

[ShooBree]

The gain economically speaking is that metric's system of 10's is much easier than the BS that we use. And for a population as lazy as we are it should have been welcomed with open arms.

That really wasn't an answer on my question regarding how the change would affect the US economy positively.

[ShooBree]

No reason the US should change its nonsystem. The rest of the world should just use our measurements and our language and watch our sports and listen to our music. And eat at McDonald's.

Why? I think that Europe should keep their system and the US can keep theirs. I've never had any problems adopting to the system while on visit in the US.

The whole thing is just a non-issue and irrelevant for this forum.

[Mr Enternational]

Just curious, why should they change it? What's the gain, economically speaking?

The gain economically speaking is that metric's system of 10's is much easier than the BS that we use. And for a population as lazy as we are it should have been welcomed with open arms.

[Dickhead]

No reason the US should change its nonsystem. The rest of the world should just use our measurements and our language and watch our sports and listen to our music. And eat at McDonald's.

[ShooBree]

One of the biggest PITAs about traveling with other people from the US is translating the distances and the temperature all the time. Look, I get that you can't speak another language because our educational system is shit and does not value it, but the metric system is fucking easy.

It's not common for people outside the US to speak any other language than their native tongue when excluding English.

[ShooBree]

This issue has always intrigued me. Surely the US is one of the last countries still using the old outdated Imperial system of measurements (I'm open to correction, no time to Google). I don't understand why they don't get with the rest of the world and change to metric. Sure it will be hard at first and expensive for an economy the size of the US, but I would look at this problem similar to pulling off a bandaid. Do it fast and hard, short term pain for long term gain.

I just don't understand the US sometimes, but that just could be me I suppose.

Just curious, why should they change it? What's the gain, economically speaking?

[Stykler]

One of the biggest PITAs about traveling with other people from the US is translating the distances and the temperature all the time. Look, I get that you can't speak another language because our educational system is shit and does not value it, but the metric system is fucking easy.

I hear you Mr Dickhead, I hear you big time.