Rio de Janeiro Reports

[QUOTE=BrasilNut;2553515]Nothing happening anymore, hasn't been for a long time. Closet action is T31, MV30, or 03/05 Leandro Martins. Atlantico Tower used to be pretty nice 10+ years ago when it was called Sao Francisco. The green marble facade was unique. It's pretty worn now and could definitely use an update but for $20 USD a night you can't complain. Location is great. I recently stayed at Atlantico Prime on Rua Resende in Lapa and it was considerably nicer. Paid about are $650/ week for a deluxe room. Mostly all Brazilian tourists there. Dark and quiet except on weekend nights when I'd hear a little activity. Guest friendly. About a 10 minute walk to Metro Carioca.[/QUOTE]Thanks for your update and peek into the hotel's past. Yes, I do remember it being called the Hotel Sao Francisco and it was used like my all-time favourite, go to centro hotel, back-in-the-day, the Sao Bento.

Like the Sao Bento, it was located directly across the road from the night club/boate, called Subway. Which had it moments as a great late night pickup joint, for GDPs working the area, FLs, MILFs, business men and the late night office centro crowd/lovers, looking for action.

Definitely some old school good times, back then, in the Praca Mauá area.

All the models predict Covid going down almost every place.

[QUOTE=Vagabundo1;2553674]Monique is in bed next to me.

I banged her at 19 h last night, probalby 4 or 5th time a day, diaria 250 r.

Plust I buy luxury food like the Italian at the barra garden which is superb.

And all the ganja, which of course is huge.

So we do our 2 pernoites.

Good to have all you can fuck 22 yo negra.

Good to mix in with the 200 per hour high end pieces of tail.

Everything seems to be reopening.

Maybe the limited shut down had some positive effect?[/QUOTE]

Rua Rezende.

Across the street is Ganja Coffeeshop.

Weed is a high correlation with every good fuck I have had in Brazil.

On the subject of ganja coffeeshop, they also have great t shirts, etc.

On the subject of what to wear, never go full bombeiro, like the movie says, never go full retard.

A great look is bombeiro gear with ganja coffeeshop t shirts.

Hence, bombeiro maconheiro vagabundo.

Riofornication onward.

[QUOTE=ExecTalent;2553597]Seems you have some good information to share. If you get a chance, it would be good to hear more about your experiences and insights.[/QUOTE]

Praça Mauá.
"Spidy" makes some bells rings. One of the oldtimers that used to report on various cities in Brazil?

Praça Mauá is history. Florida Bar, Scandinavian Bar, Filippino Bar, Puma hotel and Motel Vitoria Regia Hotel is all history.
Praça Mauá is where you went to get prolonged visa at Polícia Federal. That's the place where you went to buy flags of all the 27 brazilian states, aquarium fishes, Policia Militar T-shirts, stun guns, batons and bombeiro T-shirts. Unliked distinguished senhor Vagabundo I would never wear a bombeiro T-shirt in Brazil, but I do have a collection of T-shirts. One is my BOPE-RJ T-shirt and one is my PM-Bahia T-shirt (given to me from a black PM ex-virgin in Bahia).

A big loss is in Rio is the Filippino Bar. It was one of the must fun places in Rio. Cheap beer and you could put Morango do Nordeste by Lairton ten times over in the jukebox. Scandinavian Bar closing was no loss. Florida Bar was a worse loss than Help. Florida used to have live shows, dildo shows, lots of nude dancers and cheap f*cks. The last time I went upstair it cost me and my friend R$65 for for us bringing 2 girls one stair up. All holes allowed and no time limits. The old condom lady, on f*ck floor, was busy knitting a shirt and she forgot the time. Florida Bar used to get full when there were ships in the harbour. It happened several times that the dancer girls went back home to the apartments, f*cking and never charging anything.

Today Praça Mauá is just Museu do Amanhã.

Since it's a working port there must be sailor bars. In mare? Where?

I tried buying a pm shirt but was denied without ID.

Hotel atlanco tower still gets lot of sailors like 3 Colombian military I went out clubing with last March.

When covid hit they were gone.

[QUOTE=Sperto;2553840]Praa Mau.
"Spidy" makes some bells rings. One of the oldtimers that used to report on various cities in Brazil?

Praa Mau is history. Florida Bar, Scandinavian Bar, Filippino Bar, Puma hotel and Motel Vitoria Regia Hotel is all history.
Praa Mau is where you went to get prolonged visa at Polcia Federal. That's the place where you went to buy flags of all the 27 brazilian states, aquarium fishes, Policia Militar T-shirts, stun guns, batons and bombeiro T-shirts. Unliked distinguished senhor Vagabundo I would never wear a bombeiro T-shirt in Brazil, but I do have a collection of T-shirts. One is my BOPE-RJ T-shirt and one is my PM-Bahia T-shirt (given to me from a black PM ex-virgin in Bahia).

A big loss is in Rio is the Filippino Bar. It was one of the must fun places in Rio. Cheap beer and you could put Morango do Nordeste by Lairton ten times over in the jukebox. Scandinavian Bar closing was no loss. Florida Bar was a worse loss than Help. Florida used to have live shows, dildo shows, lots of nude dancers and cheap f*cks. The last time I went upstair it cost me and my friend R$65 for for us bringing 2 girls one stair up. All holes allowed and no time limits. The old condom lady, on f*ck floor, was busy knitting a shirt and she forgot the time. Florida Bar used to get full when there were ships in the harbour. It happened several times that the dancer girls went back home to the apartments, f*cking and never charging anything.

Today Praa Mau is just Museu do Amanh.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Vagabundo1;2553869]I tried buying a pm shirt but was denied without ID.[/QUOTE]
In front of 1 Distrito Naval you'll find several shops selling uniforms. It used to be easy to buy PM T-shirt etc. Later it became harder as they insist on ID. I have a friend who recently bought a PM T-shirt after charming the owner.
Original BOPE T-shirt and badges is almost impossible to find if you don't know a BOPE. One of the best gifts I got in Brazil was a BOPE beret with the famous faca na caveira. :)

[QUOTE=Vagabundo1;2553476][URL]https://www.vivalocal.com/acompanhante-erotico/bangu/samatha-de-bangu/213986016[/URL]
That's a hour for 80 reais.
Don't overpay.[/QUOTE]Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. However, I think that it's very tough to find a sexy, attractive woman with real photos for under are $250/ hour. After hunting around all day you might get lucky in a privie someplace.

I forgot the name.

It was right by the beach.

Supposedly it was shut down to build a "museum of sound. ".

It was a great place to pick up providers.

They even did a "Hitler finds out XXXX club will be closed down" Downfall parody of it.

[QUOTE=IguanaSix;2554046]I forgot the name. It was right by the beach. Supposedly it was shut down to build a "museum of sound. ". It was a great place to pick up providers. They even did a "Hitler finds out XXXX club will be closed down" Downfall parody of it.[/QUOTE]That was either Barril 8000 or Via Show.

I had Monique over for 3 pernoites / diarias, 250 each for 750 total. 4-5 orgasms a day.

Getting PM gear is not a priority, and may be too aggro for everyday wear. My approach is to throw in one or two bombeiro pieces to look like a off duty guy with a vasco shirt, just for prevention, ie, it makes more sense to wait for a easier target.

Also the bombeiro gear is good quality and very fairly priced.

[QUOTE=Sperto;2553957]In front of 1 Distrito Naval you'll find several shops selling uniforms. It used to be easy to buy PM T-shirt etc. Later it became harder as they insist on ID. I have a friend who recently bought a PM T-shirt after charming the owner.
Original BOPE T-shirt and badges is almost impossible to find if you don't know a BOPE. One of the best gifts I got in Brazil was a BOPE beret with the famous faca na caveira. :)[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2554049]That was either Barril 8000 or Via Show.[/QUOTE]No. It was more of a disco that did not open until 10 or 11 pm, and there would be hundreds of garotas, some or most "on the program", hanging around outside.

You could have dinner on the tables the restaurants set up outside and check out the talent.

Never went inside, because I would just make my selection and go back to my place.

ETA: It was called "Helpe!"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1VBlaromJY

[QUOTE=Vagabundo1;2554051]Getting PM gear is not a priority, and may be too aggro for everyday wear. [/QUOTE]Only a fool would wear a PM T-shirt in Brazil. Dangerous and illegal.

Does anyone know which are the best postos on the beach (Ipanema, Copa) to go to flirt and see the best cariocas?

[QUOTE=IguanaSix;2554056]No. It was more of a disco that did not open until 10 or 11 pm, and there would be hundreds of garotas, some or most "on the program", hanging around outside.

You could have dinner on the tables the restaurants set up outside and check out the talent.

Never went inside, because I would just make my selection and go back to my place.

ETA: It was called "Helpe!"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1VBlaromJY[/QUOTE]No way! As often as it is mentioned here, how would one know. When did that happen?

Why it seems like just 10 years ago I was dancing the night away with the hottest girls this side of the Nova Iguaçyou Volcano.

Thanks, I didn't know it was illegal but I could have figured that out.

You have to show ID to buy a jacket with police ID in the rich world.

Nina Deponca had warned me about wearing the bombeiro shirts, so I minimized them. But I do wear the ballcap with the guardio do piscina on the theory that they are not going to hang me for wearing a lifeguard cap, and a lifeguard is a actual civil servant, which is protected by the state.

Player 2 and 3 went full bombeiro and were similarly warned by po po but not arrested, and the po po actually complimented player 2 and 3 for wearing that gear. Specifically, tbey said bombeiro civil is better than bombeiro militar, which is what nina deponca said too.

Me and some of my friends did work for BOPE, but those contracts fell aside as they are not looking for non lethal and video recording technology, quite the opposite. Haha.

[QUOTE=Sperto;2554155]Only a fool would wear a PM T-shirt in Brazil. Dangerous and illegal.[/QUOTE]