Curacao

[QUOTE=Mark 55]Hi guys,

I'm entertaining some friends in CUR next week, does anyone have any good chicas they can report?

Just to clarify, these boys are looking for some kinky girls willing to do 3-somes Any info you can share will be greatly appreciated.

Mark[/QUOTE]Is there anyone who can help me out with some info?

[QUOTE=FlyJets]Campo Alegre

There were at least 150 girls working or walking around. Some real stunners, I would say there are 50% on the hot side 25% on the do-able side and the remaining have a nice personality.[/QUOTE]Has it been recently? I have seen something like you wrote about, was years ago - beginnings of 2000s.

Then the number of girls have been much lower and the quality was much worse. Normally at least 50% are fat and butt ugly. Also lotsa customers and competition for stunner girls.

I have not been to Campo for one year, it would be great to learn about such change although I really doubt.

[QUOTE=Mark 55]Hi guys,

I'm entertaining some friends in CUR next week, does anyone have any good chicas they can report?

Just to clarify, these boys are looking for some kinky girls willing to do 3-somes Any info you can share will be greatly appreciated.

Mark[/QUOTE]I would just go there, I believe most(if not all) girls would do that since you are paying to them. Or look for girls hanging out in pairs(so they are girlfriends), they usually propose those kinds of things themselves.

Make sure your friends do not overpay. If its 2 girls then its 2 x Fl50 = Fl100.
Not 2 x Fl100 as some of them may try to charge double for "especiales". But of course they will agree for the normal price.

[QUOTE=Goga Fung]Normally at least 50% are fat and butt ugly. Also lotsa customers and competition for stunner girls.[/QUOTE]
Take the daily Avianca to Bogota and the variance is enormous. By compariison the Colombiana is delicious and the non-colombiana of Campo can be startling.
You can find Curacaoan women whose Arses leave thier backs at an obtuse angle! Fabulous if you are fond of butts but off-puting if not.
The hot chicks always have a load of guys queuing up. Michelle has a legendary following.

[QUOTE=LuvBlkWomen]I'm planning for CUR trip early Oct. I noticed that American airlines, only has one flight per day out of Miami to CUR (4:30PM) and one flight per day from CUR to Miami (7:50AM).

I'm going to rent a car, but the rental co. at Hato don't open 'til 7:00AM. My question is if I show up at the airport at 6:00AM will the check in counter be open at that time (caribbean easy and all).

I thought I'd come early, park the car, check in, go to rental desk at 7am and then go to customs. The other alternative would be to return the car on my last night, take taxi to Campo from Airport take a taxi back to the hotel in the morning after feeding and taxi or hotel shuttle (if available) to the airport after checkout. I don't think staying at Campo is an option with luggage plus diving gear. This is really a pain. Scews up my last night.

Anyone had to deal with these logistics? Any suggestions?[/QUOTE]

I am almost always on that flight when I leave. When you pick up your car, let them know your return flight time. They will either have someone there or tell you to lock the car and drop the keys in a box at their counter.

I've done a key drop several times with no problem,
pogo

With the major Netherlands Antilles Islands of St Maarten & Curacao soon going the route of becoming separate entities under the Dutch Kingdom Umbrella, there is also the real possibility that they will adopt the US Dollar as their main currency and the Guilders/Florins will disappear completely.

The Guilders/Florins has been pegged to the US Dollar since 1971 with a fixed exchange rate of 1.79 Guilders/Florins = US$1.00.

The ‘Dollarisation’ of the Dutch Islands is discussed in the three articles below.

[url]http://www.thedailyherald.com/news/daily/m084/dollm084.html[/url]

[url]http://www.thedailyherald.com/news/daily/m085/dollarm085.html[/url]

[url]http://www.thedailyherald.com/news/daily/m086/editm086.html[/url]

I did not know where to post this but here it is. Believe it or not, I arrived in Medellin this afternoon and looked at my Colombian phone. There were 3 messages from THE MICHELLE. She is home and wanted to see me. I could shoot myself. Needless to say my Medellin Novia was waiting at the airport.
Michelle asked me to get her a visa so that will be my first priority tomorrow. Then i have to figure out how to get to Cali to see her before going to my number one Novia in Bogota for a week. I hope to get her a visa for st martin and spend a few weeks with her on the boat.

Mongering is tough but someone has to do it.
Mel

[QUOTE=Mel365]I did not know where to post this but here it is. Believe it or not, I arrived in Medellin this afternoon and looked at my Colombian phone. There were 3 messages from THE MICHELLE. She is home and wanted to see me. I could shoot myself. Needless to say my Medellin Novia was waiting at the airport.
Michelle asked me to get her a visa so that will be my first priority tomorrow. Then i have to figure out how to get to Cali to see her before going to my number one Novia in Bogota for a week. I hope to get her a visa for st martin and spend a few weeks with her on the boat.

Mongering is tough but someone has to do it.

Mel[/QUOTE]A visa? Visacard? Visa for Curacao?

As long as the price at Campo remain the same I don't care. Will see.

Btw, no new reports on current crop og girls at Campo, Oct is around the corner I need some recon intelligence.

[QUOTE=Liathain]With the major Netherlands Antilles Islands of St Maarten & Curacao soon going the route of becoming separate entities under the Dutch Kingdom Umbrella, there is also the real possibility that they will adopt the US Dollar as their main currency and the Guilders/Florins will disappear completely.

The Guilders/Florins has been pegged to the US Dollar since 1971 with a fixed exchange rate of 1.79 Guilders/Florins = US$1.00.

The ‘Dollarisation’ of the Dutch Islands is discussed in the three articles below.

[url]http://www.thedailyherald.com/news/daily/m084/dollm084.html[/url]

[url]http://www.thedailyherald.com/news/daily/m085/dollarm085.html[/url]

[url]http://www.thedailyherald.com/news/daily/m086/editm086.html[/url][/QUOTE]

I am friendly with the owners of many clubs and I help the chicas get work visas without having to pay the brokers in Colombia.
Mel

[QUOTE=Mel365]I am friendly with the owners of many clubs and I help the chicas get work visas without having to pay the brokers in Colombia.

Mel[/QUOTE]oh ok so what is here next stop? You getting here visa for where?

You talkin about the 23/24 yo michelle right?

The one from campo and aruba. the visas are to the islands from Colombia.
mel

[QUOTE=Mel365]The one from campo and aruba. the visas are to the islands from Colombia.

Mel[/QUOTE]To the islands? Ok when you done with visas.

Tell me to where and when she is going.

I will advise as son as she has a contract and visa.
Mel

Did the visas get extented to 6 months for the girls. When the Colombian girls go to Panama most work with out papers for 6 to 8 months straight.