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[QUOTE=MarkPrivate; 1166870]Hi.

I am going to try my first terma next week. The general feedback from chaps with similar interests seems to be Luomo for a non-portuguese speaking gringo. Any views on this? If anyone is at a loose end next Friday pm me!

I am also going to hit a Privee on Rua Branco. 181 seems a decent bet. But the website shows an address elsewhere (R. The Conceição. 19. Centro). Which is the right place?

Any pointers welcome.

Cheers.

Mark[/QUOTE]Monte Carlo is a better 1st-time English-speaking experience, IMHO.

[QUOTE=Mangera;1166931]I walked in to the place to check out the line up in person as oppossed to just relying on the pictures online. There really was not a garota that caught my attention and make me pull the trigger.[/QUOTE]Mangera, if Juliana don't pull your trigger I promise I will jump from Cristo Redentor.
[url]http://www.novamassagem.com/juliana/index.htm[/url]

[QUOTE=Sperto; 1167026]Mangera, if Juliana don't pull your trigger I promise I will jump from Cristo Redentor.

[url]http://www.novamassagem.com/juliana/index.htm[/url][/QUOTE]She was not in the line up, must have been busy or not there on that day. I actually was looking forward to seeing Isabelle, but the gerente told me she has been out this week due to a cold. She gave me a card with the casa's number to call early next week to check and see if Isabelle is working.

As for the rest of the line up, in camparison to other places like Flavia's, it's not the same quality as far as appearances go. As far as service, I really can't comment, cause I have not partaken in Casa 19.

But once Isabelle gets back or if Juliana catches my eye, I will get a taste and let you know.

[QUOTE=Mangera; 1167110]She was not in the line up, must have been busy or not there on that day. I actually was looking forward to seeing Isabelle, but the gerente told me she has been out this week due to a cold. She gave me a card with the casa's number to call early next week to check and see if Isabelle is working.

As for the rest of the line up, in camparison to other places like Flavia's, it's not the same quality as far as appearances go. As far as service, I really can't comment, cause I have not partaken in Casa 19.

But once Isabelle gets back or if Juliana catches my eye, I will get a taste and let you know. [/QUOTE]Juliana is just fantastic imo. She's one of the first ones on my shopping list for my next visit.

Isabella must be quite a new girl. Some of the girls that worked there before the casa moved are not longer on their site; Rafaela, Samara and Livia. Maybe they have gone down in quality since they moved?

[QUOTE=Sperto; 1167142]Juliana is just fantastic imo. She's one of the first ones on my shopping list for my next visit.

Isabella must be quite a new girl. Some of the girls that worked there before the casa moved are not longer on their site; Rafaela, Samara and Livia. Maybe they have gone down in quality since they moved? [/QUOTE]Samara has moved to BelPrazer which is the same owner. Julina is just so cute, lovely face!

[QUOTE=Bubba Boy;1167177]Samara has moved to BelPrazer which is the same owner. Julina is just so cute, lovely face![/QUOTE]Juliana is so cute that it's [b]almost[/b] a shame to f**k her. So sweet, like a pudim de leite. If I didn't go fore 30 minutes sessions with her I would just like to look at her face for hours. Definitely a girl that have to be repeated several times (which I rarely do with GP's).

[QUOTE=Bubba Boy;1167177]Samara has moved to BelPrazer which is the same owner. Julina is just so cute, lovely face![/QUOTE]I saw her yesterday at Bel Prazer. Nice tall gal. But I went with another. Maybe I will give her a spin some time next week.

Now I am intrigued by this juliana gal. Going to have to go back to Casal 19 to make a point of seeing her face too. I promise to report fellas.

[QUOTE=Mangera; 1167190]I saw her yesterday at Bel Prazer. Nice tall gal. But I went with another. Maybe I will give her a spin some time next week.

Now I am intrigued by this juliana gal. Going to have to go back to Casal 19 to make a point of seeing her face too. I promise to report fellas. [/QUOTE]Juliana is unquestionably beautiful. She is very petite, white skinned Morena, very cute. Personally I can see the beauty but she is not my type. So if you like petite women you will like her. If you like a more robust women probably won't suit you.

[QUOTE=Bubba Boy;1167177]Samara has moved to BelPrazer which is the same owner. Julina is just so cute, lovely face![/QUOTE]Bel Prazer and Casa 19 share the same owner.

Emporio do banho (Centro- Rua do Rosario. 135) and Duda Massagens share same owner.

Rio Lux and Equipe Flavia's as well.

In the closing minute of the FIFA Women's World Cup extra time, with Brazil up 2-1 on some questionable officiating, a Brazilian player suddenly goes down obviously faking an injury to break the US Team's momentum and run out the clock. As she is taken off the field, she springs up from the stretcher and sprints back into the game. In one of the calls they got right, the officials put 3 minutes back on the clock. As that time is running down the US scores a dramatic goal to tie the game at 2-2 and send it into a kick-off. The US closes out the win by striking 5 goals to Brazil's 3.

Marta, the Brazilian star, is a world-class player. You can't help but admire her talent and effort. Too bad she is on a team that found it necessary to try to pull one with so many people watching. The American women, who were playing down a player because of red flag, never gave up and demonstrated incredible conditioning and spirit.

an auction to build a major high-speed rail link between brazil's two main cities, sao paulo and rio, has failed to attract any bidders. the head of brazil's national agency of terrestrial transport (antt) , bernardo figueiredo, put the blame for monday's failed auction on national construction firms.

after the auction was delayed in november 2010 and again in april 2011 due to lack of interest, dilma rousseff pressed ahead on monday in the apparent hope that at least one consortium of foreign or local companies would present a bid.

bidding for the project, estimated to cost 38bn reais (£15bn; $24bn) , will now be split into two stages.

officials say work will start in 2013 but is unlikely to be complete by 2016.

looks like another reprieve for vila mimosa.

[url]http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-14118028[/url]

[url]http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/07/11/brazil-train-idusn1e76a1at20110711?feedtype=rss&feedname=marketsnews[/url]

I find it interesting that Rio is closing places like Help and 4x4 but yet they are interested in becoming the worlds capital of gay tourism:

[url]http://www.guardian.co.uk/travel/2011/jul/11/rio-de-janeiro-gay-tourism[/url]

[QUOTE=Sangue Bon; 1176128]I find it interesting that Rio is closing places like Help and 4x4 but yet they are interested in becoming the worlds capital of gay tourism:

[url]http://www.guardian.co.uk/travel/2011/jul/11/rio-de-janeiro-gay-tourism[/url][/QUOTE]Do you expect logic in the politics of Brasil? While the Guardian reports on the promotion of gay tourism in Rio, there is a movement in the Brasilian congress to change the law which bans violent acts against homophobia. Initially, evangelicals tried to repeal the law but they have now fallen back to a proposal to change the law so it will include language stating that homosexuality is a sin. Some of the arguments even asserted that the number 122 of the law. 122/06 had been demonized. I guess someone was practicing Macumba here. To date, the congress is still debating the outcome.

Young Brazilian men drilled in the ass than the same happening to women? I guess when they elected her to lead them, they had no idea what they were getting themselves into. There were plenty of warning signs by the way, its not like they did not know she was going to screw things up. I just can't wait what the next Samba "Queen" for one or several of their Samba Schools is going to look like. The up chuck reflex is just unbearable.

[QUOTE=Sangue Bon; 1176128]I find it interesting that Rio is closing places like Help and 4x4 but yet they are interested in becoming the worlds capital of gay tourism:

[url]http://www.guardian.co.uk/travel/2011/jul/11/rio-de-janeiro-gay-tourism[/url][/QUOTE]

In America, if your wife has a baby while you two are married, you are financialy responsible for the kid until that child turns 21. Even if you take a DNA test to prove its not your kid, the state will still make you pay! I was wondering if the law is the same in Brasil. I have a buddy who was married a few years ago to a carioca, she became pregnant and had a baby. After the baby was born, they got divorced and he came back to the states. I heard from a couple of the guys who live in Brasil that the baby wasnt his and that is why he left her and went back to the states. I have seen pictuures of the baby and I will say if it is his kid, than the mother has the strongest genes in the world because the baby looks NOTHING like him. He has never said anything about whether he is the father or not, I just put two and two together.

Thru a mutual friend, I heard she just started a lawsuit in Brasil to try and claim 8 years of child support. She said they have some sort of lawsuit that the brasilian consulate can give to the American consulate and they will seize his passport and his wages until he pays up. (I have never heard of this before). If he takes a DNA test and it shows it isn't his baby will he be free of the drama? Or will the courts make him pay because they were married when the baby was born?