Ghana

[QUOTE=Ken Kelova]Hey there.... you got it right man. I actually entered it as one word but admin split it up when I joined ISG. I do love kenkey though..:)[/QUOTE]

Now I'm getting hungry, damn I miss my Fried rice and Shito.


My last meal at Blue Door, Osu.

Ty

[QUOTE=Global Citizen]Since this forum has turned into webMD, let me add my 2 pesewas.

For all my guests here, I give them Daraprim (PYRIMETHAMINE) which is taken once a week and NONE of my guests have had malaria nor any side effects. It's available OTC at all pharmacies and is quite cheap at 50 pesewas per tablet.

I also make them take a box of Artemos (pure Artemisinin in a gelcap) home when they leave in case malaria shows up when they get home.

Dr. GC (amateur ObGyn)[/QUOTE]


Yes, you are correct, Artemos is good stuff. Normally when I get to Accra, thats the first thing I do is to head to the pharmacy and pick up a few boxes of Artemos...about once a week I take a full cycle (dose as directed). Upon leaving, I usually grab a few more boxes to take home just in case of a latent malaria infection.

In the past, we would pre-load with Lariam a couple of weeks before arriving in Ghana...but that stuff would make me haluccinate during my sleep, i.e., sleepwalking, which I have never done before in my life...futhermore, I would have the most vivid and outlandish dreams imaginable while taking Lariam.


Anyway, thanks Doc.

Ty.

[QUOTE=Ty Down]Now I'm getting hungry, damn I miss my Fried rice and Shito.
My last meal at Blue Door, Osu.
Ty[/QUOTE]
I know, this is no culinary forum but it is well known how food and sex are an unseparable binomial.

After watching the previous report I thought to do an apreciable thing to post those three pictures of Ghanaian food just snapped in Elmina and Tamale.

Beware!!!
[b]No oral sex after eating such food[/b]!!!

[QUOTE=Roman Guy]
Beware!!!
[b]No oral sex after eating such food[/b]!!![/QUOTE]
Oh, you spoiled the fun;) if you never had a HOT dick before, try it. Make sure there is enough water around. Ghanaian pepper is hot;) but nice.

A few pictures to whet the appetite. :)

Thats got to be my favourite african shape. big on top.

Don't stop posting.

You can use your VISA card with its PIN to withdraw cash from ATMs at Barclays but the charges are scary, about 5$ at your bank back in wherever plus maybe a charge at the ATM but I don't think so.

Travellers checks U.S. American Express can be cashed at Barcalys but you must provide receipt of purchase and the limit is $250 u.s. per visit I think[QUOTE=Smallworld21]Not sure if you can use credit card to withdraw cash in accra. I would for sure call your cc company to notify them you will be in accra so they don't deny any charges and I would be careful too. It is common for cc companies not to accept any charges that originate from Africa (even for plane tickets).

If you will be there for a few weeks, I do know it is very simple to open an account at Barclay's bank in accra (Osu branch). Just walk in and tell them you want to open an account and you can usually have it set up same day and just bring cash from your home and deposit and they will give you and atm card within 2 days or you can wire from a bank of america (sister bank) if you have one there. This is for long-term stays only though.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Interracial]You can use your VISA card with its PIN to withdraw cash from ATMs at Barclays but the charges are scary, about 5$ at your bank back in wherever plus maybe a charge at the ATM but I don't think so.

Travellers checks U.S. American Express can be cashed at Barcalys but you must provide receipt of purchase and the limit is $250 u.s. per visit I think[/QUOTE]

Are the charges scary only in Barclays' ATM's or in all ATM's in Accra?

Met Edith, a girl from Takoradi, outside SharpNet internet in Osu this week - clearly pro but a good pitch. She was good too, energetic, muscular, flexible and especially imaginative oral.

There was a torrential downpour tonight - it seems to have brought out everybody as I've never seen so many working girls on the streets.

SO8

My bank back home charges crazy. Don't think barclays in Ghana will charge you. If they do it will pop up on the screen.

[QUOTE=Gladiator]Are the charges scary only in Barclays' ATM's or in all ATM's in Accra?[/QUOTE]

I have an interesting question for the more travelled mongers on the board.

How would Ghana compare with say the Dominican Republic in terms of the character of the women?

Also what about the looks of the women?

I always wanted to know how african women compare to latinas.

Thanks

Considering going to Ghana. Feb or March or sometime 2010.

I am in Los Angeles. Single. Latino. 38.

What's the latest?

Thanks

[QUOTE=DriedUp]Considering going to Ghana. Feb or March or sometime 2010.
What's the latest?
Thanks[/QUOTE]
Dollar is now around 1,50 Ghana CEDI, girls still got and ready to marry you;) have a pleasant stay.

[QUOTE=Master Yoda]I have an interesting question for the more travelled mongers on the board.

How would Ghana compare with say the Dominican Republic in terms of the character of the women?

Also what about the looks of the women?

I always wanted to know how african women compare to latinas.

Thanks[/QUOTE]
African women are not Ghanaian women;) looks? I think you find enough pictures in the Ghana forum to choose;) character: not stable and God is everywhere. Just my 10cent staying 9years here;)

Yup, God is everywhere. Unless you are a born-again evangelical, fundamentalist Christian I would stick to 'sex for cash and don't even think of marriage. My experience is that if you state this upfront (no marriage just sex for cash) and then negotiate most of the BS and manipulation by them will go away. 1 girl I had for a year in Ghana but did not want to marry posted herself on Adult FriendFinder after I left and some Swede came to Ghana and married her out of the country. That is all they want..to get out of the poverty but they will say they 'love' the guy which is a joke/BS.