Rio de Janeiro Reports

Thanks gents.

[QUOTE=Christopherd]Errm, Pelongera, he was talking about BA85, not a top class terma. I personally think any girl has the right to refuse any customer she wants and without giving a reason. [b]though I respect that you may disagree.[/b] But at 1R a minute she'll reject who the f she likes and not worry about his feelings. And no, no-one should take offence. Maybe you smell bad (to her), maybe you have hairy nostrils. Or maybe, the most common reason, you ain't Brasilian and she really can't be bothered shaking her fat ass for someone who doesn't talk her lingo properly and isn't from the class of 'normal' working class people she likes to service.[/QUOTE]No, I wouldn't disagree. And that's not really my point. I wanted to get a sense of what to expect.

For example, when I go to the Del Rey Hotel (or whatever they call the bar where the providers hang-out) in San Jose Costa Rica, I don't expect to catch the top-most tiers. I'm not unattractive, but I'm not a 24 year old stud, either.

(It was amusing to read gfe finders' account of the young guys who got pounced-on when they walked into the terma. It reminded me of time I once dragged into the Del Rey a 23 year old Montana state Christian exchange student, an honest country boy, and a football stud heading home from one of those intensive Guatamala Spanish schools.

We sat down at one of tables away from the chicks because I could see he was obviously a little nervous, not really knowing what was going on, his eyes looking every which way.

I left to get a couple of drinks and when I returned not less than four bombshells had sat down next to him. When he and I left, I asked him what he thought and he said that the place would be a good place to practice his spanish. Priceless.)

So I just want to get a sense of what to expect from the top tiers, and it sounds like it would be rare to get rejected in the high-end termas. Would it be reasonably consistent with your experience to say that fewer than 10% of the top tiers will reject a middle-aged gringo (minus the nose hairs?)?

But perhaps twice as likely in um Real per minute place, such as BA85?

Beyond that, I can't make sense of these observations on garotas preferring locals over gringos. On the one hand, I hear the claims, such as the above, that a terma girl would prefer a Brazilian client.

But that doesn't make sense against all the other information we get, such as Brazilian men not being as wealthy, not tipping, not carrying a get-out-of-Brazil-free card. Not to mention all that we read about how prostitution itself carryies a stigma. So it would stand to reason to think that the fewer locals a garota exposes herself to the less stigmatized, no? And she isn't looking for love in these places, I trust?

So I'm not sure how much help speculating on their motives is. Not beyond money.

Hi, sorry, didn't realise it was your first trip. Probably better to just jump in. I don't personally think any amount of explanation will prepare anyone for Brasil mongering, it's quite unique. If it helps: Top termas like 4x4 are a class act so to speak. They're expensive and gringos can be seen as more likely to spend. Cheapo joints might work the opposite. These aren't hard and fast rules, just that mongering is not problemmatic in itself in Rio and rather than pages of discussion on it you might find in retrospect that time spent on researching practicalities is more helpful. How to get around, the size of Rio, protecting or minimizing your belongings, some phrases if you don't have them already, prices to pay in places where haggling is involved, that sort of thing. Rio is big and the pace is hectic. When you get there you're in the thick of it, like joining the fast autobahn from a slow side road. There is, however, more than enough pussy to go round (cough, understatement). Don't worry about being refused. Try not to be very loud - mimic the locals and speak quietly if you can. The stairs in BA85 are narrow and busy and harder if you are frail or overweight. Anywhere else is fairly user-friendly. Sorry if you've worked all this out already! Good luck and have a fantastic time!

[QUOTE=Gfe Finder]

1. Were she to suppress her dislike for you, you would have a bad session and be out a bit of money.
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I quite agree with this, I wish the ones even slithly doubtfull would reject me, invariably you have better session with a girl who is half interested than the one that just force herself due to need/greed. Hell, we spend lots of chit chat and time trying to weed this out of them.....! I won't be offended one bit.

[QUOTE=Pelongera]It's bad enough to admit I have to pay for it. But if my money won't help?

Shoot, the fat lady is signing!

Damn, and I don't even like frosted hair![/QUOTE]Classic quote man!

[QUOTE=Pelongera]So I just want to get a sense of what to expect from the top tiers, and it sounds like it would be rare to get rejected in the high-end termas. Would it be reasonably consistent with your experience to say that fewer than 10% of the top tiers will reject a middle-aged gringo (minus the nose hairs?)?

But perhaps twice as likely in um Real per minute place, such as BA85?

Beyond that, I can't make sense of these observations on garotas preferring locals over gringos. On the one hand, I hear the claims, such as the above, that a terma girl would prefer a Brazilian client.

But that doesn't make sense against all the other information we get, such as Brazilian men not being as wealthy, not tipping, not carrying a get-out-of-Brazil-free card. Not to mention all that we read about how prostitution itself carryies a stigma. So it would stand to reason to think that the fewer locals a garota exposes herself to the less stigmatized, no? And she isn't looking for love in these places, I trust?

So I'm not sure how much help speculating on their motives is. Not beyond money.[/QUOTE]You'll do fine. You see all types and all ages of men in Luomo, 4X4 and Monte Carlo and they all can have the same experience. I'll give you the same simple advice my older brother gave me before my freshmen year at college: "relax, smile, be happy and confident, make people laugh and you'll get plenty of pussy." It worked back then and works today. Most of these ladies are looking for a fun time (as well as your $). Relax and follow all the great advice here on selection and screening techniques. Christopher is sure right -- "there is plenty of pussy (understatement.)"

We'll have to wipe that grin off your mug weeks later!

'plenty of pussy.' I love the sound of that phrase.

And if the women are as appealing as the four at the Brazilian Embassy in SF I visited yesterday, I'll be a happy camper.

For the record, there, getting a visa is four step process: (1) go online and submit your information, purposes, etc. Print a reciept. (2) go to Post Office and get a cashiers check (3) bring the receipt, the money, your passport, etc., to the Embassy (or Consolate, whatever) and (4) wait ten business days and return to pick-up your visa.

Some of that can be done via Express Mail, step four, if memory serves. And you can send an qualified "agent" to do step three.

And that might be worth it to you because step three involved waiting in line for three hours!

[QUOTE=Hughdad]You'll do fine. You see all types and all ages of men in Luomo, 4X4 and Monte Carlo and they all can have the same experience. I'll give you the same simple advice my older brother gave me before my freshmen year at college: "relax, smile, be happy and confident, make people laugh and you'll get plenty of pussy." It worked back then and works today. Most of these ladies are looking for a fun time (as well as your $). Relax and follow all the great advice here on selection and screening techniques. Christopher is sure right -- "there is plenty of pussy (understatement.)"

We'll have to wipe that grin off your mug weeks later![/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Christopherd]Hi, sorry, didn't realise it was your first trip. Probably better to just jump in. I don't personally think any amount of explanation will prepare anyone for Brasil mongering, it's quite unique. If it helps: Top termas like 4x4 are a class act so to speak. They're expensive and gringos can be seen as more likely to spend. Cheapo joints might work the opposite. These aren't hard and fast rules, just that mongering is not problemmatic in itself in Rio and rather than pages of discussion on it you might find in retrospect that time spent on researching practicalities is more helpful. How to get around, the size of Rio, protecting or minimizing your belongings, some phrases if you don't have them already, prices to pay in places where haggling is involved, that sort of thing. Rio is big and the pace is hectic. When you get there you're in the thick of it, like joining the fast autobahn from a slow side road. There is, however, more than enough pussy to go round (cough, understatement). Don't worry about being refused. Try not to be very loud - mimic the locals and speak quietly if you can. The stairs in BA85 are narrow and busy and harder if you are frail or overweight. Anywhere else is fairly user-friendly. Sorry if you've worked all this out already! Good luck and have a fantastic time![/QUOTE]You're a bloody good bloke, Christopherd!

[QUOTE=Kcrl01]She's a real nice girl. Nice rack. I kinda' got the impression she prefers tall American black guys...not that there's anything wrong with it!

Do you need her email address or fone numbers?[/QUOTE]Does any one knows if she is still often with her friend "Lana / Lanna". A cute light brown colored girl.? I want to visit Rio soon again and want to know if she is still working there a lot.

Thanks Tijuana.

[QUOTE=Pelongera]'plenty of pussy.' I love the sound of that phrase.

And if the women are as appealing as the four at the Brazilian Embassy in SF I visited yesterday, I'll be a happy camper.

For the record, there, getting a visa is four step process: (1) go online and submit your information, purposes, etc. Print a reciept. (2) go to Post Office and get a cashiers check (3) bring the receipt, the money, your passport, etc., to the Embassy (or Consolate, whatever) and (4) wait ten business days and return to pick-up your visa.

Some of that can be done via Express Mail, step four, if memory serves. And you can send an qualified "agent" to do step three.

And that might be worth it to you because step three involved waiting in line for three hours![/QUOTE]PeLongero,

I was able to get my Visa at the last minute from the San Francisco office back in 2002. I lost my passport and received my replacement the day before I was flying. I walked into the San Francisco office 2 hours before my flight and got my visa then headed to the airport. I used an agent in 2007 to get it from the Los Angeles office. The Los Angeles office is far more busy then the San Francisco office, so you should be good. Don't forget a copy of your itinerary and 3 passport photos. They should also issue you a five year visa without a problem.

As Chris pointed out you just have to go. Even with all the information provided here about Rio, it is just something you must experience first hand to understand. Your age is a non issue. Believe me after your first trip you will have a hard time not thinking about when to book your next one. Be safe and have fun on your first trip to the Land of The Bunda!

RR

Sorry, I wasn't clear. The three hour wait was what I experienced this month. (And I think I should've posted this note on the general info thread.)

[QUOTE=RonnyRon]PeLongero,

I was able to get my Visa at the last minute from the San Francisco office back in 2002. I lost my passport and received my replacement the day before I was flying. I walked into the San Francisco office 2 hours before my flight and got my visa then headed to the airport. I used an agent in 2007 to get it from the Los Angeles office. The Los Angeles office is far more busy then the San Francisco office, so you should be good. Don't forget a copy of your itinerary and 3 passport photos. They should also issue you a five year visa without a problem.

As Chris pointed out you just have to go. Even with all the information provided here about Rio, it is just something you must experience first hand to understand. Your age is a non issue. Believe me after your first trip you will have a hard time not thinking about when to book your next one. Be safe and have fun on your first trip to the Land of The Bunda!

RR[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Chief Justice]How good was her session?

What does do or not do?

I would like her info as well.[/QUOTE]She does everything. she was in a porno called Spanish Fly Pussy Search #10. in the porno she did 2 men at the same time without condums. She took both their loads very well. the question is what does she not do?

You guys here about the Police raids this week in Rio Branca 156? Heard they hit a number of Apartments. Its on the Oglobo paper should anyone want to read it. A number of Sperto's names appeared on here.

I called one of the numbers in Rio Branca and it appears from many girls that the police decided to handcuff a few of the clients...some Americans.

Be careful going to Rio Branca Apts right now.

Geo

[QUOTE=Geofagus]You guys here about the Police raids this week in Rio Branca 156? Heard they hit a number of Apartments. Its on the Oglobo paper should anyone want to read it. A number of Sperto's names appeared on here.

I called one of the numbers in Rio Branca and it appears from many girls that the police decided to handcuff a few of the clients...some Americans.

Be careful going to Rio Branca Apts right now.

Geo[/QUOTE]What happens to the American clients that got arrested?

Sounds scary.

[QUOTE=Shoesky]She does everything. she was in a porno called Spanish Fly Pussy Search #10. in the porno she did 2 men at the same time without condums. She took both their loads very well. the question is what does she not do?[/QUOTE]I looked up that porno but i dont see her on the box [url]http://www.cduniverse.com/productinfo.asp?pid=6397023&style=ice[/url]

[QUOTE=Wantafanta]What happens to the American clients that got arrested?

Sounds scary.[/QUOTE]BuT usually what happens (for foreigners) is they take you to the "legacia" (police Station), check your passport and identity out with American Embassy and kep you there for 48 hours. Not really much they can do to a foreigner. Appened to me 5 years ago. Was part of a sting and had to wait it out 3 days at the station. Had to pay a R500 fine.