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  1. #183

    Doom Speaks

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  2. #182
    Quote Originally Posted by Nicebutthole
    Glancing through some of the threads here, is it safe to say that Ecuador is the best bargain in S.A.?

    I am not familiar with all of the best mongering destinations, but if I am reading correctly that typical brothels charge around $20 for a girl, than that is pretty damn cheap. And hotel rates at $20 per night?

    I prefer having girls come to my hotel. From what I see that is just as inexpensive?
    It depends.

    From my point of view, Colombia and Paraguay are better in terms of look, performance, and the price is very similar.

    Probably even better.

    You can find promotions for trios in the casas of Medellin or Cali, for example, and Paraguay hidden brothels are not expensive (but deserve their name).

    But the so friendly Colombia can sometimes turn really hot, and Paraguay is too sleepy for most of people.

    I can't speak for Brazil, but it seems most reports say it's great if not a bit pricey.



    Ecuador offers a peaceful, structured, fun sex market.
    Quito is well-kown on the map, thanks to our volcanic Tungurahua!
    Lots of ISGers have already told how fun it is to add quickies one after the other for around 10 bucks each...
    A first puta to cure your dickache and dry your leche, and the next two to your 1.50 dollar entrance fee.
    Enjoy!

    But, I'm not sure it's often mention here, it's not specially hard to score regular girls if you speak spanish.
    On the coast, Manabi, Esmeraldas, you can find easy meat if you're discret. They're poor, sweet, naive girls; take advantage but don't screw everything being an asshole.
    I said "if you're discret" because word on mouth is damn fast: little provincial towns.
    If you like black s(k)in, Ibarra is a quiet town in a valley, surrounded by a lake and flower fields. And ways less dirty than Esmeraldas.
    So much ebony here, but not the light-skin beauties you see in Porto Viejo, or the reddish-brown indians of the mountains.
    I personnaly tested the hospitality of a milf I meet during a bus trip who spontaneously show me the (naked, of course) pics taken by her ex-german fuckfriend.
    She really wants me to come to her home, looking for money to cover her son football expenses; I agree after making a point that, as a young guy, I need to fuck fresh pussies too, and need introduction.
    And I don't want to appear as a mean gringo in front of so many noble teethless fellows. A gentleman must help a lady in distress.
    Finally, thanks to her son, the soccer dream, and Nike prohibitives prices, I soon know well her nephews, the friends of them, etc.
    It was indeed a victory, but in these places where everyone know what your eat for breakfast, I prefer to have some local help, a hand (among other things) tenderly given !


    Quito and Guayaquil are quite big, impersonnal cities. Commercial and college neighboroods are good pick-up fields. Be careful: if you like teens, there is lot of high-school little things, hungry for foreigners, and who don't hesitate to lie about their real age. Very likely to the Peruvians.
    Hopefully, they're generally in group and wear uniforms, with those high-knees socks.
    Maybe one day some Japaneses will know it's easier to fullfil their fantasms here than in S-E Asia...
    The bar-scene of Mariscal, the salsotecas, are full during the week-end.



    Ecuador also offer, in a tiny land, great cultural places, landscapes, if you're in green or cultural tourism, or just want to do something between two shags.
    Bus travels are not fast (if they are, you're probably dead because of the driver), planes are regular. But even in the worst case, it's unlikely that you are more than a tenth hours far of your destination.

    By, the way, hotel rates could be cheaper than 20 dollars.
    So I think it's a nice country, and probably the better in SA for a short or first stay. And yes, among the cheapest.

  3. #181

    Bargain?

    Glancing through some of the threads here, is it safe to say that Ecuador is the best bargain in S.A.?

    I am not familiar with all of the best mongering destinations, but if I am reading correctly that typical brothels charge around $20 for a girl, than that is pretty damn cheap. And hotel rates at $20 per night?

    I prefer having girls come to my hotel. From what I see that is just as inexpensive?

  4. #180
    Quote Originally Posted by Model500
    Here is not like in the US. You leave the tip you want to. In some places tips are included (you have to look at the fine print). It ussually is 10% of the total. Then they add a 12% tax. If they ask you for an extra tip it's up to you if you want to leave it. I don't.
    The 10% on the bill is intended for the kitchen staff and those that aren't the server. The server is supposed to keep the tip you leave at the table. This is how it "should" work but it's not necessarily reality many times in restaurants as the owners steal the tips.

    David B.

  5. #179

    Pepper Spray

    Quote Originally Posted by Otravezencolmbia
    I will be in Ecuador and Colombia only.
    Well, you can purchase pepper spray over the counter in a sporting good store at the Quicentro Mall in Quito. They have a most powerful brand that costs a few dollars. I tested it in the toilet, and nearly choked.

  6. #178

    Buying Vitamin V or C in Quito

    Chaps do you have any information regarding buying Vitamin V or C in Quito. In Argentina they sale Local brand Sildenafil and Magnum with excellent performance and good value for money (If buy in bulk under a $ for 50mg)

    Any information regarding brand name, where to buy it and price would be great help. And any comments on performance I. E. Vs Viagra or Cialis would be great.

    Thanks

    J

  7. #177
    Quote Originally Posted by Bigben0
    Hi,

    I was just wondering what the service charge is when you go to a restaurant? Usually this is a tip in most places I've been to. But here I've been to places that charge it then ask for a tip as well.

    So is it a tax or a tip or something else?

    Thanks,

    BB
    Here is not like in the US. You leave the tip you want to. In some places tips are included (you have to look at the fine print). It ussually is 10% of the total. Then they add a 12% tax. If they ask you for an extra tip it's up to you if you want to leave it. I don't.

  8. #176
    Hi,

    I was just wondering what the service charge is when you go to a restaurant? Usually this is a tip in most places I've been to. But here I've been to places that charge it then ask for a tip as well.

    So is it a tax or a tip or something else?

    Thanks,

    BB

  9. #175

    Quito Dentist?

    Anyone know of a good dentist in Quito. I had some fillings done in Pattaya last year and had one fall out and I've heard that dental work is inexpensive in Ecuador.

    Thanks

  10. #174
    Quote Originally Posted by Jaimito Cartero
    Pepper spray is also illegal in some countries. I recall reading about some places that it would be treated the same as if you had a gun. So, double check that all places you're going that it's allowed.
    I will be in Ecuador and Colombia only.

  11. #173
    Quote Originally Posted by Otravezencolmbia
    Ok I think i mistyped. I meant to say you obviously would put it on your checked baggage.
    Pepper spray is also illegal in some countries. I recall reading about some places that it would be treated the same as if you had a gun. So, double check that all places you're going that it's allowed.

  12. #172
    Quote Originally Posted by Dirty Willy
    You do not want to put pepper spray in your carry on luggage. This could land you in jail.
    Ok I think i mistyped. I meant to say you obviously would put it on your checked baggage.

  13. #171

    Riots and airports

    Hi Furysys,

    People in Ecuador take about anything and don't do much about it, that's mainly why they are where they are. So the new currency will be accepted, especially when at first it will be presented as a 2 currency situation with parity (1:1) between them. Go to the Anal Connoisseurs Thread, it's much the same: first one finger, then 2 and then the main event :-)

    Yes, black market, expending chica supply (for all the wrong reasons, granted) and some riots. On the other hand, Ecuadorians have thrown out 3 presidents so far (Abdala, Mahaud and Gutierrez) with a TOTAL of 3-5 days mild riots, 2 days airport closures and little or no consequences for tourists. Life went on as usual, except for the vicinity of the Government Palace and Congress.

    So main effect MAY be for the Center chongos...Just go to the north ones as Chicas are not too politically active and would rather work then demonstrate in a tear gas cloud :-)

  14. #170

    English?

    Chucha. I didn't read the rules. Sorry.

  15. #169

    Ecuador economics

    Tung & TM, thanks for the interesting read on the Ecuadorian economic situation. I have thought about that as well, how does a country which does not issue its own currency survive when their main export market has dropped substantially such as Ecuador? It would be interesting to see if people would even accept a local currency, except maybe at the point of a gun, it would create a massive blackmarket for US$, and yes, could lead to some interesting times in the chongos (almost said casas! )

    All hell breaking loose of course has positives and negatives. I have never been to Ecuador, but wish to go late June, so after the upcoming elections, which I would assume Correa will win, even if he cheats. The negative is that one could wind up in a Thailand situation, riots and closing down the airport, so you can't get the hell out, but on the positive, keeps down the gringo rabble, so as chica supply expands, and demand drops, prices will of course follow, which is the exact opposite of what has happened in Medellin. Tung, I will be following your fascinating, onthespot reporting, forget CNN, ISG on the ground, far better!

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