Sosua Reports

[QUOTE=Phuquer; 1537186]Agreed. I may not handle things the way you did with the restaurant chick (that's not my style) , but I respect that that's the way you decided to handle the situation and you were satisfied with the outcome and that's all that matters. Me arguing with you is like someone arguing with someone else who paid $200 for an escort in BKK and had a great time. I would never hire an escort, nor would I ever pay $200 in Bangkok, but he did and that's that. It's just a story. No more, no less.

Moving on, and at the risk of being told to RTFF, are any massage places in Sosua open again, are they worth going to, and do they provide extras? I am looking to find a couple of daytime activities while I am there.[/QUOTE]I hear man. You would not handle things the way I did. I wish I knew why re scheduling with a chica was such a hard pill to swallow for a few cats. I mean you would have thought I mistreated the chica or she was my GF?

[QUOTE=Mr Enternational;1537898]Of course he made sense with the message he was conveying, but with all the mongering he has done in Latin America does he know anything about Spanish? The root word "papa" means daddy. When you substitute the second "a" with an "i" it puts the root in the diminutive (smaller) form to make papi, meaning "little daddy." If you substitute the second "a" with an "o" it puts the root in the augmentative (bigger) form to make papo, meaning "big daddy." Hence, saying Big Papi (Big Little Daddy) don't make no sense at all.[/QUOTE]Recall that Boston Red Sox player David Ortiz is called "Big Papi."

Changing Papa' to Papi, changes the word from Dad to Daddy, but I wouldn't go so far as to include "little" in the meaning.

Papi is an affectionate term for Daddy, and "Big Papi" translates as "Big Daddy"

[quote=mr enternational;1537898]of course he made sense with the message he was conveying, but with all the mongering he has done in latin america does he know anything about spanish? the root word "papa" means daddy. when you substitute the second "a" with an "i" it puts the root in the diminutive (smaller) form to make papi, meaning "little daddy." if you substitute the second "a" with an "o" it puts the root in the augmentative (bigger) form to make papo, meaning "big daddy." hence, saying big papi (big little daddy) don't make no sense at all.[/quote]most languages are a lot more flexible and open to playing around with apparent contradictions than you are suggesting. never heard of the movie "little big man"?

there is a figure of speech called "oxymoron", meaning a self-contradiction, which has been effectively used by writers since the time of homer.

[QUOTE=Mr Gogo; 1283604]This is how we used to kill time in the daytime in the " Old Sosua".

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5W10bKTbaA&feature=youtu.be[/url][/QUOTE]Yeah, I remember how it used to be back in the day. A lot of new jacks will never know about things like Clasicos, Pasions and cheap fares into POP either, but you can't miss what you never had.

[QUOTE=Orgasmico;1538272]Yeah, I remember how it used to be back in the day. A lot of new jacks will never know about things like Clasicos, Pasions and cheap fares into POP either, but you can't miss what you never had.[/QUOTE]Not to mention big disco which was closed down. Name eludes me All the girls and guys used to go there. No need to rub elbows because it was really nice with big open areas and big dance floor. I used to park right near the entrance and just tipped the attendant there. Cannot find cheap airfares anymore because the travel agencies and resorts book them by the block.

There were couple of brothels on the main strip. All you need to pay is barfine of 100 pesos. After that you negotiate with the girl. There were quite a few lookers.

Attached is one of them.

[QUOTE=Sammon;1538306]Not to mention big disco which was closed down. Name eludes me.[/QUOTE]High Caribe?

In those days Puerto Plata was a more active place for mongering than Sosua.

[quote=charles pooter; 1538003]most languages are a lot more flexible and open to playing around with apparent contradictions than you are suggesting. never heard of the movie "little big man"?

there is a figure of speech called "oxymoron", meaning a self-contradiction, which has been effectively used by writers since the time of homer.[/quote]lol! what has gotten unto you charles pooter. homer and oxymoron. i thought you left all that dumb stuff to the indians.

[quote=savepros321; 1537872]oakie, it's great to have you back. i'm glad you emerged from this story mostly unrep001hed. i believe you've mentioned you had the financial means to experiement with this. honestly it would have bankrupted most of us. but i am not going to start flaming you for trying, and i would hope you would ignore all the people that may try to flame you. you are actually in a unique position to advise any newbies of the pitfalls and headache they may experience trying to go down this road.

as for me; after multiple trips to sosua since 2008, my last trip to sosua was in may 2012. later that year i went to colombia, and the rest is history, lol. i've been trying my best to get back to the dominican republic, but colombia currently has my dick and balls in a (gently) vice grip, so it doesn't look hopeful, lol.

anyway, welcome back. hopefully you will branch out from sosua and explore the entire island. ignore any temptation to seek out la princessa trying to rekindle an old flame. if you think you are about to "fall off the wagon" again, seek out cuba dave and he'll coach you on the "big papi" vs."pocket change" philosophy (you want to be "pocket change"

[url]http://youtu.be/rxp5yu0552e[/url]

).

most importantly, have fun!

-sp-[/quote]it wasn't that bad, financially. i figured it was actually cheaper than having a steady girlfiend / wife, especially since now i wasn't going down there every couple months or so. i did set limits, and when that limit was reached that was it. (it wasn't like i was giving her an apartment, moto concho, expensive jewelry or even a car, which i know some guys have)

the consensus here was that "cut off the money and see what happens", but after a couple years she is still calling and messaging, and on my facebook, etc. since i haven't replied or acknowledged her during that time, she is only now beginning to ease off.

i'm curious about "columbia", so i'll get on that forum and hope to see you there. if it's better than sosua, i can only imagine!

thanks for the cubadave link. he says it all, but he subscribes to the "they're all the same" theory, which misses a lot, and takes the adventure away it from it all. there is the rare one that has a level of maturity, sophistication, sense of humor that rises miles above the endless parade of simple working chicas. i know, i've "auditioned" lots of them over time, and never found one that i could ever have anything in common with, much less dare to introduce them to some of my family, which i did with her, and she handled herself perfectly in that situation. she is the head of her extended family (s) and i spent most of my time down there with them. i saw where a lot of the money going over time, mostly to the family (s) for things like a refrigerator, beds, stuff for the kids, etc, and they would thank me personally and show me proudly what my money had bought. my version of charitable contribution to the third world (and great sex).

it just felt good, and for me that's what it's all about.

the money you spend on chicas, is gone forever, but with a regular, the returns build up over time, and you don't need money every time you go out, or want to get laid. they learn what you like, and you learn what she likes. there's no surprises, disappointments, or trouble of any kind.

sorta like leasing a car, as opposed to going through the hassle of hiring one every day.

[QUOTE=Bravo;1536698]I've never seen a race of people more nonchalant about crossing the street than Dominicans in Sosua! They will step out into the road without even thinking of looking to see if a car is coming or not! Its no surprise that so many are killed every year from auto / moto accidents[/QUOTE]I must have seen about 200 plus dominicans in the last month and a half that could have been killed or seriously injured doing just what you said. They might be walking or driving, makes no difference. Take driving. They may have a blind spot as they approach an intersection, and instead of stopping and looking both ways, will try to roll through that intersection and almost cause an accident. Or you might come to a corner to make a right (in your own vehicle) , and several motos will pass you on the right to make the same turn, except at the risk of being crushed by the vehicle they are passing. Another classic is when a moto moves from a parked position or turns a corner to enter into traffic, and then only looks to see if it is clear after they get into traffic. It's to the point now, I anticipate most of that stupidity even before it happens.

I watched a video of Sosua night life. What was clear is that there are scores of under 20 sweeties as fresh as new snow. These are the chicas that make me smile

[QUOTE=Camaro1257; 1532945]Introduction:

I have recently returned from spending time in the Dominican Republic. I spent 2 days in Sosua. 5 days in Santo Domingo and I returned to Sosua and spent another 5 days. I wasn't going to write another synopsis on Sosua since it has been covered at nauseam but I changed my mindbecause I have some thoughts I'd like to share and I wanted to present a current update for all who were interested. Some of the information contained in this synopsis is well known to veteran mongers but new information to others, my objective is to be as informative as possible to all who are interested. Below I have listed my notes for your review:[/QUOTE]Thanks for the detailed report. Much appreciated. I will be in Sosua March 14. Hope to see you. Bunda.

Can someone confirm there are Casinos in Sosua.

Please let me know the names / options available.

I have checked on line but can not confirm which are open and which are closed. Thanks

Did anyone do carnaval this year? I saw this interesting article about the KKK marching in Santo Domingo: [url]http://www.7dias.com.do/destacada/2014/03/02/i158897_quien-ministerio-cultura-autorizo-desfile-comparsa-klux-klana.html#.UxZpOSgm1SW[/url]

[QUOTE=Mfins; 1539589]Can someone confirm there are Casinos in Sosua.

Please let me know the names / options available.

I have checked on line but can not confirm which are open and which are closed. Thanks[/QUOTE]Don't know the name but there is a casino near the beach in town where there is a disco which has some table games and ancient machines.

In addition to this there are other places with machines in town as well.

Totally third world as far as Casino's go in Sosua. Your better pressed to blow your dough on the girls on the Strip!

[QUOTE=Orgasmico; 1539609]Did anyone do carnaval this year? I saw this interesting article about the KKK marching in Santo Domingo:

[url]http://www.7dias.com.do/destacada/2014/03/02/i158897_quien-ministerio-cultura-autorizo-desfile-comparsa-klux-klana.html#.UxZpOSgm1SW[/url][/QUOTE]I am the last person to defend Dominicans against accusations of racism, but I strongly doubt if those people had any connection with the KKK, and probably have little or no idea what the KKK actually stands for. As far as they were concerned they were just cheap-to-make "spooky" costumes as a change from the usual ghostly or devilish themes. Might well have been black Dominicans inside the costumes, they are just as ignorant and racist as white ones.