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So it looks like the Beer Store by parque Lleras has fully embraced hookers. There are at least three of them in there after 10 PM. It's not a big venue but I haven't seen them sit around so clearly before. The usual. They don't approach you. Just sit near you.
[QUOTE=JjBee62;2053804]There's a third possibility. Maybe you don't understand. I'll try to use small words.
If you own a home and you rent that home to another person, they are a guest in your home. If you live in a different home, they are still a guest in your home. If you live in another city or another country, they are still a guest in your home. No matter how many homes you own, each one is your home and each person staying in each home is a guest in your home.
Are you still with me?
Most AirBnB hosts own only a few rental properties. Many live nearby, others are renting properties that they inherited from family members. Many others are just faceless investors. No matter what their connection to the property, they have an interest in what goes on there. What happens there can affect their income. It can affect their reputation. It can affect their friendships.
Because guest behavior can affect the owner, the owner has rules. Some have lots of rules. Some have few rules. Some have rules that aren't written because they don't think anyone will break those rules. Their home, their rules, their rights.
Those rules don't disappear because the owner is 1000 miles away. Those rules don't change when the owner is sleeping, or during a full moon. Those rules the guest is expected to respect.
Have I lost you yet?
A person with some sense should question their own behavior. You should ask yourself "how will other people feel about my activities?" Most of us do this. We don't pick up a prostitute and bring her home for Christmas dinner. We know that certain behavior needs to be kept from the eyes of friends and family.
Why do people, when they travel to another country, suddenly assume that all the hidden behavior is now perfectly okay? Why is the AirBnB host a bad person because they won't allow things that you won't allow in your own home?
Colombia (and many other places) is a great country. You can have a great time. Beautiful places, beautiful women and the prices are very reasonable. You can have a great time and still treat the people who live here with respect.
If each monger who came to Colombia showed respect for the people there wouldn't be a "say no to sex tourism" campaign, there would be a lot less issues and everyone would have a better time.[/QUOTE]I have 55 Airbnb stays. Almost half of those are in Colombia. So far none of them had a problem with bringing a woman in. When I stay in Medellin, only one of the places had a doorman. But every apartment in the building is owned by mongers. My friend owns two apartments in that building, his monger friend owns 5 or 6 apartments, and I hear stories about the other mongers that own apartments there. If there is no doorman, there is "no problem" for sure. The building that is owned by mongers is across the street from Hotel Mediterrneo. There is absolutely no shame for bringing a girl back with you in that apartment building, even though that building has a front desk staff. If you want no shame or problems with Airbnb look for places with no doormen.
[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2054197]You are losing focus. This is International Sex Guide, not CulturalExchange punto com. People come here to find out about getting laid, not to sharpen their knowledge of other countries.
I would assert that most of the world has a very narrow education. I was talking online to a chick in Bogota last night. I told her I was from Atlanta. Since she had never heard of it she asked what time it was there. When I gave her the time she said morning or night. Any geographically inclined person would have already known the USA is right north of Colombia so obviously it would be the same time of day. But why the hell would she know that if she has never needed to know that?
Even me with an MBA in International Business focusing on Brazil and Latin America could not tell you a damn thing about Paraguay and Bolivia simply because I have never needed to know. If something were to pique my interest in those places (such as Pablo Escobar does Colombia for many foreigners) then I would do research and find out more. But as of now I have a very narrow education as far as those places are concerned. You got to start somewhere, and you can't knock someone for not knowing something or not being as passionate about something as you are.
Even my last semester of grad school studying in France I had a classmate there with me who only wanted to party. He didn't want to learn anything about the French culture or do any sightseeing. He said he would worry about shit like that when he got married and had a family.[/QUOTE]You're right. Most of the guys who come here are looking for someone to take them by the hand, count out the money for them and help guide their dick into the hole of their choice. They read 3 posts on the forum, then say "I looked, but can't find any information. Please help me. " They get here and complain nobody speaks English, eat at McDonald's and [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord140][CodeWord140][/url] and moan that Medellin isn't like PC, or Rio, or wherever else they've been. And everybody who has to put up with them is left with a bad impression.
And slowly Medellin loses its appeal.
I don't know much about Paraguay either, because I have no plans to go there. If that changes, I will know a lot about Paraguay before my passport is stamped. There is no excuse to not know. In the palm of your hand is access to a thousand libraries of information about Colombia, or any other country.
I'm not knocking anyone for not being passionate about a place. I'm knocking people who choose ignorance over knowledge and then brag that ignorance is better.
[QUOTE=Gagoo;2054286]I have 55 Airbnb stays. Almost half of those are in Colombia. So far none of them had a problem with bringing a woman in. When I stay in Medellin, only one of the places had a doorman. But every apartment in the building is owned by mongers. My friend owns two apartments in that building, his monger friend owns 5 or 6 apartments, and I hear stories about the other mongers that own apartments there. If there is no doorman, there is "no problem" for sure. The building that is owned by mongers is across the street from Hotel Mediterrneo. There is absolutely no shame for bringing a girl back with you in that apartment building, even though that building has a front desk staff. If you want no shame or problems with Airbnb look for places with no doormen.[/QUOTE]That's great advice. If you're here to monger, choose a place close to the action where mongering is expected. You'll have a lot fewer problems. However, if you pick a place away from the action with a 24 hour porteria, and try to treat it like a love motel, you're going to have issues.
[QUOTE=JjBee62;2054291]That's great advice. If you're here to monger, choose a place close to the action where mongering is expected. You'll have a lot fewer problems. However, if you pick a place away from the action with a 24 hour porteria, and try to treat it like a love motel, you're going to have issues.[/QUOTE]The auto spell correction on this website keeps changing the spelling. The apartment building which is owned by mongers is across the street from the Spanish named version of Mediterranean Hotel. The building is almost on the corner of Calle 41 A and Carrera 70.
[QUOTE=JjBee62;2051252]Back to the OP on the subject. The poster asked which strip clubs have the wildest and hottest shows. If you're looking for a wild and hot stage show, Colombia is probably not your first choice. Correct me if I'm wrong, but Colombian strip clubs are mostly just casas where you can have a few drinks while you choose a girl.
Nothing wrong with that, but for the guy looking for a hot and wild stage show, disappointment is coming.[/QUOTE]I have seen many live sex shows, shaving cream show and lesbian acts at various centro strip clubs including sandiego.
If you get pissed off easily and hate answering questions, please stop reading now.
I am brand new on the subject of Colombia. I have been as far south as Panama. Can somebody give a quick run down on how to get initiated. I am looking for lower prices and better quality than I can get in USA. I want to be knee deep in 9's and 10's for about 7 days in a nice hotel room. I can speak some Spanish. I do not want any risk of getting abducted, beaten, or killed. My budget is around $1500 for food, hotel, and chicas.
Which city in Colombia would you recommend for a first timer? Any other advice?
[QUOTE=ElMechanico;2054005]If you LIVE in that 'Home' & rent that 'Home' to someone else, your point is valid. Otherwise, you are renting a 'house' to someone else. ...[/QUOTE]Thanks for that explanation, El Mechanico. I got tired of trying to have a conversation with an imbecile. I don't understand JjBee62's reason for being on this site, other than to possibly stroke his ego. I haven't seen a post from him that offers helpful advice, but many attempts to criticize others. His "beautiful model" roommate is probably a centerfold photo from Playboy. I had a few of those roommates when I was a young guy in the military. I question whether he is even in Medellin. He pretends to know details about strip clubs, but has been proven wrong by different people on this site.
Tomorrow, I will arrive in Medellin, and will be staying in an apartment. Initially I found the apartment in airbnb, but I have been there so many times that now I deal directly with the owner. I haven't had any problem in the apartment building no matter who visits me or how long they stay.
As expected even during these early hours there are tons of extranjeros. It's July 4th weekend. Mostly hipsters with their stupid hats. Got enough numbers that I will try to stick to incalls instead of pickups.
Yesterday I saw a group of drunk young gringos in Club Gusto with one boasting that he will pay for his friends date. I guess that's where the 200 USD is coming from that the chicas name as a price. Because when your drunk and in your twenties daddies money is for coke and pussy.
I keep wanting to go to Centro but this stupid non pro Colombiana won't stop inviting me out to eat with her family and other shit. I guess I am too polite to turn down an invitation like that.
[QUOTE=YippieKayay;2054536]I keep wanting to go to Centro but this stupid non pro Colombiana won't stop inviting me out to eat with her family and other shit. I guess I am too polite to turn down an invitation like that.[/QUOTE]Hehe Careful YippieKayay! She's a b- and she's marking her territory and buddy you are the tree in this story! I'm kidding (just a bit) hope you have a great time.
[QUOTE=YippieKayay;2054536]I keep wanting to go to Centro but this stupid non pro Colombiana won't stop inviting me out to eat with her family and other shit. I guess I am too polite to turn down an invitation like that.[/QUOTE]Too polite? You must enjoy it if you're going. To me those are the more interesting experiences and opportunities to really feel part of the city. El Centro is there for you when you're ready.
[QUOTE=HasideasTao;2054578]Too polite? You must enjoy it if you're going. To me those are the more interesting experiences and opportunities to really feel part of the city. El Centro is there for you when you're ready.[/QUOTE]I try to limit it to one real activity per visit or it ends up eating all my time. But you're right. These kinds of things are worth it in the end.
[QUOTE=FunLuvr;2054533]Thanks for that explanation, El Mechanico. I got tired of trying to have a conversation with an imbecile. I don't understand JjBee62's reason for being on this site, other than to possibly stroke his ego. I haven't seen a post from him that offers helpful advice, but many attempts to criticize others. His "beautiful model" roommate is probably a centerfold photo from Playboy. I had a few of those roommates when I was a young guy in the military. I question whether he is even in Medellin. He pretends to know details about strip clubs, but has been proven wrong by different people on this site.
Tomorrow, I will arrive in Medellin, and will be staying in an apartment. Initially I found the apartment in airbnb, but I have been there so many times that now I deal directly with the owner. I haven't had any problem in the apartment building no matter who visits me or how long they stay.[/QUOTE]Nope, I'm not in Medellin. Never been. My bedroom window does not give a view of Jumbo Las Vegas and in the distance, the Ayura Metro station, and it didn't just finish raining. This morning I wasn't at the Migracion Colombia office out on the west side. Last night I didn't take the centerfold out of an old Playboy to Centro Comercial Santa Fe, because she had a craving to eat at Montolivos. While I wasn't there, I didn't notice a new place in the food court called "Chip Time" that has, among other things, Poutine on the menu. I also didn't hit the Davivienda cajero this morning at Jumbo Las Vegas (the one on the bottom level, not the one upstairs. This afternoon I didn't leave my apartment on the Avenida Poblado side (and didn't climb the 60 steps to get up to the Avenida Poblado gate) and didn't catch the northbound yellow Envigado buseta for 2000 pesos (the white buses are 2100 pesos) for a return to Santa Fe because I had an urge for Crepes why Waffles. After the lunch I didn't have, I didn't walk home past San Remo casino, the Specialized Concept store (where I didn't buy a Specialized Rockhopper 4 weeks ago), Jenos Pizza (with the big play place) and Clinica Campestre.
Yep, you figured me out. For the past 84 days, I've just been making up everything, from arepas to a pair of size 12 Nikes purchased at Mayorca Mega Plaza (because I couldn't find Skechers in my size). Everything from my Bauker drill to my Imusa blender, my desk and chair from Tugo (conveniently located on the west side of Jumbo) and my bed from Fabricas Unidas in Itagui are all just make believe.
I didn't spend 2 nights in hotels (Hotel Porton Medellin and Poblado Plaza) because my centerfold (I guess sometime after July 2010) had her mother (probably some issue in the mid 1980's) and grandmother (mid 1960's playmate?) came with Ms. 2010's boyfriend for a 3 day weekend, even though I reviewed both hotels here. I didn't visit Energy spa, also reviewed here and haven't eaten at the several restaurants reviewed in the Medellin chit chat thread.
Are you finished questioning whether or not I'm in Medellin? I was wrong about one thing, strip clubs. My information was based upon 1 waste of time strip club experience in Medellin and the fact that there has not been a positive review of any strip club show here. I assumed, because no one had mentioned a good show, that they all matched my experience (which is why I haven't been back). I've been corrected. Two people have seen good shows.
As for why I'm here. I first came here to get information. I was considering a visit and wanted to learn what I could. Before that trip happened a different pullout Playboy centerfold offered me a job I couldn't pass up. An added incentive was to share an apartment (for a ridiculously low cost) with the other centerfold. For a piece of glossy magazine stock, she sure eats a lot.
Since my arrival, I've tried to share what I've learned. I realize that I haven't added to the 9 reviews per month for New Life and Fase II, but how many times per week do you need to see the same review? I'm not doing 24/7 mongering. I have work to do, I'm still trying to fill the empty spots in this apartment and I'm trying to get back in shape. Besides, my friends keep me entertained.
However, and this may surprise you, not everyone on this page spends all their time fucking. Some like to do some sightseeing, visit different restaurants or find different things to do instead of trying to use as many condoms per day as possible. If they ask questions I try to answer.
Yes, I'm critical of people. If they say something I feel is wrong, or if they encourage behavior I feel is bad, I say something. Which gets us to the AirBnB subject. Whether you call it a house or home, the owner has every right to disapprove of certain guests or activities. It's up to the guest to make sure anything outside the mainstream is going to be allowed.
Now, if you're coming to town, I'll happily buy you a beer and show I'm not a bad guy. But I won't bring my roommate.
[QUOTE=JjBee62;2054597]
Now, if you're coming to town, I'll happily buy you a beer and show I'm not a bad guy.[/QUOTE]Yeah but being busy would you really want to meet to prove that? Doubtful.
[QUOTE][b] But I won't bring my roommate.[/b][/QUOTE]Strike three!
I love taking the Metrocable up to Parque Arvi. Take the nature trail and check out all the orchids. You can go to the other end of the line- take the San Javier line to the end, and it has a Metrocable that goes way up into the western hills and suburbs. Great ride!
[QUOTE=Wolf662;2037926]Is it worth the trip? Nice view? Any food / souvenirs vendors?
It's the A line to the K line to the L line, right?
Once you get off the regular subway do the metro cable cars feel safe crime-wise?[/QUOTE]