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12-08-05 20:33 #1662
Posts: 8Some expert can help me with some suggestions?
I read some report and my question is : Where are the best beaches and safe night life I can found in Brazil? Of couse where also can find a lot of good beautiful girls white or black with nice attitude. I am a Italian guy.
I am going to spend two weeks on there but I need name of places.
Thanks a lot.
Dave
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12-08-05 19:44 #1661
Posts: 90I'll go one step better:
I'm betting that by June, the Real will be at or very close to 2.50. I also think that Brazil will work diligently to get it stable somewhere around 2.75-2.85. A this point growth will balance with trade.
I'm not a big L'uomo fan . .. but I'd go for free admission!
SD
Originally Posted by Full Throttle
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12-08-05 18:33 #1660
Posts: 296Originally Posted by Liucio
I'll bet you that the real is lower in June than it is today. How about loser pays for entrance to L'uomos (or the equivalent)?
"Real" industrial exports are down in volume, largely caused by the valuation of the currency. It's gone up against the dollar recently, but WAY up against most other currencies, including the euro and the pound. I think it's due for a correction.
How about entrance and one beer. Plus, I'll pay for the room if you take three girls.
FT
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12-08-05 16:20 #1659
Posts: 348fat white bread fed ass
Someone talking about me?
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12-08-05 06:05 #1658
Posts: 119Originally Posted by Pro
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12-08-05 05:49 #1657
Posts: 90You're to be congratulated for correctly defining the direction of the movement towards Jan 1. You were absolutely right.
However, I'll go on record predicting that we're at the bottom now. I'm going to guess no lower than 2.15 and is more likely to close the year near 2.25. If we break 2.15, then the floor won't be 2.11, it will be 2.00. At that, Brazil will have to recognize that their currency is in severe international trouble and they will have to move aggresively to weaken the Real.
Now, that's my opinion. It is NOT a truth or something that anyone should use to SELL EVERYTHING THEY OWN THAT IS BRAZILIAN.
(I'm just glad that I got many thousands of reais back when I could exchange at 4:1)
SD
Originally Posted by Liucio
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12-08-05 05:47 #1656
Posts: 2306Originally Posted by Comgo
The day when you'll report, as Sperto did since the very beginning of this board, about Macapa, Belem, Porto Velho, Sao Luis, Manaus, Santarem, Rio Branco, Goiania, Palmas, Cuiaba, Vitoria, Belo Horizonte, ect, you'll have ALL our respect.
Till this day, why don't you take your uninspired and unadventurous fat white bread fed ass out of the Copacabana tourists spots and show us that you could also be a respected added-value contributor to this Brasil board ?
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12-08-05 04:45 #1655
Posts: 119Originally Posted by Exec Talent
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12-08-05 01:07 #1654
Posts: 290First trip to Rio
Help is a waste of time. The hoze there like to compete on how bad they can play a gringo. The Sweet Sistahz from Salvadore are the exception at Help, and they are all very sweet but camera shy.
Never pay a model or enterprising beach ho up front or the place will end up like Angeles City, PI. You will have the worst play in your life or she will watch TV. I had to send a couple of garotas on their way w/cabfare that were insistent on me committing to 1-2-3 hrs and wanting the money up front!! Always call another agency for the replacement because they will say they are sending another one but they will not. Nice things happen when two show up anyway, especially from different agencies. They will work you very good. No lesbian stuff, just lots of garota toungue, tits, soft nail scratching, sucking and boinking, almost competavely..
I have never seen such well built, cool, georgeous, hot blooded women in my life. If I had a genie in a bottle to give me any woman I wanted I could not have come up with what the Agencies sent or that I got off Ipanema, Copa, or Bobs Burgers patio. (check those ID's!!!!). WOW!!!
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12-07-05 23:43 #1653
Posts: 346Exchange rate
I needed money today and I refused to except the 2.17 that was offered. I am here up North and I am sure there are better offers in Rio or S.P.
I was in Barbarella' s last week, almost there till closing and could not a below the offer of $R300 at 2am.
I had a drink with a guy at MAB's and he's " these bitches are crazy" referring to price. He was at the HELP tables and could not get below $R200 for what he estimates was an 8.
I predicted back in June that the exchange rate will hit 2.11 and I have 21 days left for correct prediction.
From what I have read on Brazil's economy, it looks strong and vibrant and the $R may strengthen. I think Lula and his admin. would to finish the yr w/strong economic numbers therefore he will not intervene in weakening the $R.
Don't forget that Jan 1, there will be an increase in prices through Brasil's economy. So expect to pay between 7-10% more on anything purchased on Brasilian soil.
If the US economic numbers show no progress $US(dollar) will weaken further. (US# will b released next wk, Wallstreet Journal).
Prepare to more when u step off the plane.
Prepare to pay more when you paid 4 the strap on ( Garota Banging U).
Don't forget she is now paying more for soap, bus tariff, perfume, hair extentions. So she has to pass on the cost to U.
So all you Ball'as r now getting what you wished 4. (Vegas Rates)
As far as encouraging the cats 2 come up here and ruin my shit, please don't.
Leave them packed at the help tables.
I love this atmosphere and the ambience.
As far as the garota yelling "HELP" and having the guy arrested.
I have had 2 garotas threaten 2 call the policia if I didn't pay more.
We had an agree price and the next morning she renigged on the agreement.
And refused to leave my apartment. I did not want the hassle of the policia. The girl will win all the time.
Not paying much here because I have non pay friend.
Love the weather and the ass.
Don't forget I am caring the water 4 the forum
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12-07-05 23:16 #1652
Posts: 2278How many ways can I say wrong
Originally Posted by Comgo
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12-07-05 22:29 #1651
Posts: 90Brazil's Lula Says Policy Will Lead to Weaker Real
Dec. 7 (Bloomberg) -- Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said the government will make certain the nation's currency weakens as a 22 percent gain against the dollar this year threatens export growth.
``Certainly our economic policy will ensure the real reaches a normal value,'' Lula said in a radio interview from Brasilia. ``We will work to make it reach a balanced level without any miracle.''
The president said the central bank's efforts to reverse the currency's rise through purchases of U.S. dollars have been offset by inflows of export revenue. The central bank has bought dollars almost daily since September and lowered the benchmark lending rate three times, reducing the attractiveness of returns on the nation's fixed-income assets.
The real fell 0.2 percent to 2.1805 per dollar at 10:32 a.m. New York time from 2.1755 per dollar late yesterday. The currency has climbed 64 percent gain since Lula took office on Jan. 1, 2003.
``The government has clearly identified an imbalance in the exchange rate,'' Vasarhelyi, head of currency trading at ING's Groep NV's Brazil unit, said in a telephone interview from Sao Paulo. ``It will act to avoid excesses.''
Currency to Fall
The central bank sales will likely weaken the currency to 2.25 reais per dollar by year-end, reversing a rally that would probably lead to a rate of 2 reais per dollar this year had the central bank not started intervening, Vasarhelyi said.
``The central bank's presence is there to stay,'' Vasarhelyi said. ``It's a big enough player to affect the currency in the medium run.''
Lula also said the central bank will lower interest rates at a pace that won't spark inflation and that the country must keep spending in check to reassure investors the government will keep paying its debt.
Brazil's economy will grow at a ``much stronger'' pace next year as slowing inflation will allow central bankers to bring interest rates down further, Lula said.
``It's expected that we are heading toward lower interest rates and that there will be an adjustment in the exchange rate,'' said Flavio Farah, head of treasury at WestLB AG in Sao Paulo.
Central bankers have lowered the benchmark lending rate 1.25 percentage points to 18.5 percent over the past three months in a bid to shore up economic growth.
The Brazilian economy expanded 1 percent from a year earlier in the third quarter, the slowest pace in almost two years, after interest rates that rose to a two-year high in September crimped spending by consumers and companies.
Brazil's industrial output stagnated for a second straight month in October. Output rose 0.4 percent in October from a year earlier, compared to a 5.6 percent average in the past two years, the government's statistics agency said in Rio de Janeiro today.
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12-07-05 22:24 #1650
Posts: 119Originally Posted by Sperto
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12-07-05 22:20 #1649
Posts: 4056Originally Posted by Comgo
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12-07-05 22:14 #1648
Posts: 119Originally Posted by Sperto