Sao Paulo Reports

[The Cane]

I have been following this thread for some time. Waiting for airfare prices to become more reasonable for my next visit. Still waiting, LOL. All the posts I read I take little nuggets from. Everyone has opinions and what is bad, good, pretty, ugly, value, overpriced, etc. Don't ever be discouraged to contribute your opinions or experiences. We have all been exposed to the opposite view, so what, we know more than most the variety that is out there. Posts are to point us in the right direction, then we as mongers have to take the initiative and find what places / service / girls we value and like.

Hope to read more posts from all of you.

GF.

My man you have nailed it! We're all different with different likes, standards, expectations and so on. Everybody ought to feel free to state how they feel about a subject. And others ought to be able to respectfully disagree without somebody else getting all defensive and saying they aren't going to post anymore. It's called knowing how to share this space and make it useful and enjoyable to as many as possible. And then at the end of the day, after you've read all of those nuggets of advice, you then need to go out and discover for yourself and find what works for you. For a long time only one person was posting anything in this thread. I think it's a much, much, much better thread now because we are garnering a larger collection of opinions. Nobody should be threatened or offended by that. Take those opinions, learn from them, experience and learn from first-hand encounters, then draw your own conclusions about what to do the next time. Guys, we need to know how to share this space.

[Member #4587]

Are you serious? There are no high end clinicas, OK. Who are you trying to help?

I feel sorry for those who are taking you seriously, they are up for a world of pain in the end of the day. You are a destructive poster.

I am serious, because I do have my opinion and I stand behind it. That does not mean that I am not allowed to ask what makes clinicas high end and say my opinion.

Destructive because someones could not stand that my opinion is opposite? Or because someone posts not correct information (metro line,9 clinicas in few blocks distance) and I am not agree with that? I am helping readers who now might take a metro knowing that they can ride to Brooklin and through Moema with one connection (from CPTM) from Pinheiros, Vila Olimpia or Brooklin Novo. Then I help people who now can read that there are only 4-5 clinicas in a few block distance and the other are further away, to make their preferences for of the transportation mode and select most convienient clinicas. If poster was irritated about it, that is his problem, not mine.

[Member #4587]

Totally disagree, there are are all sorts of clinicas in SP, from "low end" to "high end".

I've been running around SP for many years now, and have visited many.

It's really all a matter of one's own interpretation.

I agree with Rovnak on this matter, however.

Appreciate your posts amigo!

Keep up the good work.

Don't let difficult posters get you down.

Not sure why you continue to respond to the one guy.

I tune him out, LOL.

I do not understand too why he continuing to respond after I wrote that I am done with that subject. Must be that Brazilian public school education to try convince other readers about my incompetence(posting current rates of Prime knowing that they were opening prices there) instead of accepting other point of views. Good luck with tune me out! LOL.

[GoneFishin]

I have been following this thread for some time. Waiting for airfare prices to become more reasonable for my next visit. Still waiting, LOL. All the posts I read I take little nuggets from. Everyone has opinions and what is bad, good, pretty, ugly, value, overpriced, etc. Don't ever be discouraged to contribute your opinions or experiences. We have all been exposed to the opposite view, so what, we know more than most the variety that is out there. Posts are to point us in the right direction, then we as mongers have to take the initiative and find what places / service / girls we value and like.

Hope to read more posts from all of you.

GF.

[Balboa]

I totally agree with this. I visited plenty of clinicas, and to be frank, I was mostly unimpressed with both the quality of the tutes and the state of the facilities. Did not visit one that I would deem to be "high-end". Everybody has different standards and expectations. But on this point, I agree with Traveller.

Totally disagree, there are are all sorts of clinicas in SP, from "low end" to "high end".

I've been running around SP for many years now, and have visited many.

It's really all a matter of one's own interpretation.

I agree with Rovnak on this matter, however.

Fine, I will never use the word "high end" on this board again. All clinicas are equal. The smelly clinicas in 13 de maio, number 33 in Rio where they shove you in a room the size of a bathroom, with a rickety massage table, and a cold water shower down the hall is equivalent to Moema Prime and The Palms etc. OK, whatever. A clinica is clinica is a clinica.

Sorry I even tried to be of help on this forum.

Appreciate your posts amigo!

Keep up the good work.

Don't let difficult posters get you down.

Not sure why you continue to respond to the one guy.

I tune him out, LOL.

[ShooBree]

For me there is NOT such a thing as high end clinicas and would not be, because clinicas are clinicas, some with with better interior and lineup some with worst. If your job is not figure out the distances do not write a few block distances. Btw. circuit is not distance from point A(Shopping) to point B(Prime), it ends from where it started, so the circuit is 3,5km. Now you can offer a guided walking high end clinicas circuit tours :-). I have questions only when someone does not write correct information or declares something I do not agree with or do not quite get it, other than that I am doing great.

Are you serious? There are no high end clinicas, OK. Who are you trying to help?

I feel sorry for those who are taking you seriously, they are up for a world of pain in the end of the day. You are a destructive poster.

[Member #4587]

Obsolete imformation.

Moema Prime non-forista rates are.

1 hour 200.

1/2 hour 150.

Four hands hour 280.

It is open Sundays.

Original poster may have confused the original 4 hands price for a single hour? Who know? No one is perfect.

Those were the non-forista prices when the place was opened in May, though did not lasted long time. Forista price then was 300 per 1 HR. You should know from who to get a verification. But why to ask it before the reply, right?

[Member #4732]

I totally agree with this. I visited plenty of clinicas, and to be frank, I was mostly unimpressed with both the quality of the tutes and the state of the facilities. Did not visit one that I would deem to be "high-end". Everybody has different standards and expectations. But on this point, I agree with Traveller.

Fine, I will never use the word "high end" on this board again. All clinicas are equal. The smelly clinicas in 13 de maio, number 33 in Rio where they shove you in a room the size of a bathroom, with a rickety massage table, and a cold water shower down the hall is equivalent to Moema Prime and The Palms etc. OK, whatever. A clinica is clinica is a clinica.

Sorry I even tried to be of help on this forum.

[Member #4732]

I'm starting to get the impression you live in Moema and are an expert on Moema.

And other than that he's "doing great".

I don't know if he is intentionally trolling or lacks normal interpersonal skills. My whole interaction with him felt like a dentist visit. Every question he asks is just a set up for his next nitpick. Its like an extended Marx brothers "Why a Duck" routine.

[WyattEarp]

For me there is NOT such a thing as high end clinicas and would not be, because clinicas are clinicas, some with with better interior and lineup some with worst. If your job is not figure out the distances do not write a few block distances. Btw. circuit is not distance from point A(Shopping) to point B(Prime), it ends from where it started, so the circuit is 3,5km. Now you can offer a guided walking high end clinicas circuit tours :-). I have questions only when someone does not write correct information or declares something I do not agree with or do not quite get it, other than that I am doing great.

I'm starting to get the impression you live in Moema and are an expert on Moema.

[Member #4732]

New place open from today.

Av. Irai 511.

Mon-Fri 10-22.

Sat. 11-19.

Sunday: Closed.

1 h-380. No 1/2 h possibility.

Obsolete imformation.

Moema Prime non-forista rates are.

1 hour 200.

1/2 hour 150.

Four hands hour 280.

It is open Sundays.

Original poster may have confused the original 4 hands price for a single hour? Who know? No one is perfect.

[The Cane]

For me there is NOT such a thing as high end clinicas and would not be, because clinicas are clinicas, some with with better interior and lineup some with worst.

I totally agree with this. I visited plenty of clinicas, and to be frank, I was mostly unimpressed with both the quality of the tutes and the state of the facilities. Did not visit one that I would deem to be "high-end". Everybody has different standards and expectations. But on this point, I agree with Traveller.

[Member #4587]

Not sure I understood your entire reply as you intended it. Its not really my job to figure out all the distances for everyone else that can use google on their own. However, I used google maps to make a circuit from Shopping Ibirapuera to Chanes 57, Clinica Carinas, Enjoy, Abbobora, Mirunas, Kamna and Moema Prime is a total circuit of 2.7 km. 35 min of walking according to google maps, and you wind up 3 blocks from the starting point at shopping. I omitted Rua Apamas 45 even though it is directly on that route because it is tiny. I also left out Red because it really is an outlier in terms of distance and distorts the route. As per your experience about not finding anyone at Red. I often find no one fuckable at many places. But I know the lineups are always in flux so I don't necessarily rule a place out after any particular visit. I included Red be / see it often has 15-20 girls in their lineup and usually there are several good ones for everyone's different tastes.

Rather than just criticise my contribution, why don't you tell us what you consider to be the "high end" clinicas in SP. List them please. Also give us exact distances from a fixed point and the number of girls at each one. I am joking about the location and number of girls. Just give us your "list" of high end clinicas. You don't need to provide any details, I am sure I know all of them and just want to see the names.

FWIW I pointed out that I tried to contextualize things in terms of relationship to Rio clinicas or USA for the sake of visitors and you say you don't care. Yet, you reprimanded Wyatt for not providing exact information to visitors. I guess you have to tell us in each of your questions whether you want the SP "insider" response or the "for visitor" response.

For me there is NOT such a thing as high end clinicas and would not be, because clinicas are clinicas, some with with better interior and lineup some with worst. If your job is not figure out the distances do not write a few block distances. Btw. circuit is not distance from point A(Shopping) to point B(Prime), it ends from where it started, so the circuit is 3,5km. Now you can offer a guided walking high end clinicas circuit tours. I have questions only when someone does not write correct information or declares something I do not agree with or do not quite get it, other than that I am doing great.

[AltoBomGosto]

Red Way, Rua Machado de Assis 449 is open again, I went there last Monday, pretty girls available.

ABG.

[Member #4732]

Fwiw. Interview this week with secretary of transportation for Sao Paulo.

"the secretary also spoke about the expectation of opening the four stations of Line 5-Lilac promised this month after several delays.

According to him, this Friday (17) there will be a technical visit to the four stations to decide on the delivery strategy "but I believe that in a maximum of one month we will have the four stations in operation," explained Pelissioni.

The main obstacle to inaugurate the four stations that will eventually augment Line 5 until it connects with two other lines of the Metro (1-Blue and 2-Green) is the Santa Cruz station, more complex project work."

Translation, "at least another year" . Actually, it may actually happen soon.