Rio de Janeiro Reports

[QUOTE=WyattEarp;2581115]I think it's fairly common to find Viagra and Levitra work better on an empty stomach. Headaches can occur if the dose is too high. I believe 25 and 50 MG pills aren't much cheaper than 100 MG pills. So men have been buying those little pill slicers at the pharmacy for years.

I find my appetite is suppressed for several hours, but never for days. When traveling, I always try to eat two meals. Dinner is usually much before I go into action. Interestingly, there seems to be some guy on the RJ or SP thread advocating fasting for better sex. I never heard that before, but certainly take Vitamin V and L on an empty stomach. Also, I cannot drink too much with ED meds. I kind of chill at the bars and termas at night with one or two drinks.

By the way, there is a thread called Viagra under Special Interests which leads to all ED meds discussions. This topic is explored in greater detail there.[/QUOTE]Revatio is a great alternative. Same medicine as Viagra but usually prescribed for heart in 20 MG tablets. They are little white pills that look like coffee sweeter we used to use years ago. Great thing is at 20 MG you can customize your dose. 50 MG is common. So I do 40 or 60 depending. Or 40 with a 20 booster later. Works great.

I got mine from Lemonaid in the US. Online doctor consult and they send them out. Super easy. Recommend.

[QUOTE=Nordico;2581289]This is a good place for travel info [URL]https://www.traveldoc.aero/[/URL].[/QUOTE]Thanks! This is a very good and comprehensive site, loads of info!

Brigado!

I went to Praia marambaia, one beach after grumari.

It is beautiful.

I am going to ihla grande with Lara Selena (see photo thread) on quarta feira.

Waiting for her to come sit on my face now. And may be to scare up a dupla or two. I've been banging her for 6 years.

[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2581085]From the picture you can see that Uber got me from Copacabana to the port in Conceicao in 2 hours and 23 minutes. Then from there the boat is 30 minutes at most and they leave every hour on the hour. Relaxing there during the winter I am not sure of though.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2581085]From the picture you can see that Uber got me from Copacabana to the port in Conceicao in 2 hours and 23 minutes. Then from there the boat is 30 minutes at most and they leave every hour on the hour. Relaxing there during the winter I am not sure of though.[/QUOTE]In a private car, yeah sure. You can make it in 3 hours IF there is no traffic and you get to the port right by the departure time and don't miss the boat (because if you do, you'll wait for another hour as you yourself mentioned). Best case scenario, you'll get there under 3 hours. Not the cheapest option, though. IIRC, a ride and a boat cost us about $90 back in 2020. On the way back to Rio, though, the chance is you will get into traffic. Too much trouble for a 2-day outing, IMHO.

As to winter weather, my last year trip to IG in Feb coincided with daily terrestrial downpours, so you never know.

Has anyone from the UK managed to travel to Brazil recently? Currently it looks like we are prohibited from traveling by Brazil but I've heard about people traveling via Portugal and not having any issues.

[QUOTE=Jingo10;2581416]Has anyone from the UK managed to travel to Brazil recently? Currently it looks like we are prohibited from traveling by Brazil but I've heard about people traveling via Portugal and not having any issues.[/QUOTE]I was in UK for 4 months and then within 14 days went to Brazil.

Just don't declare in app that you need to fill up online before getting boarding pass that you have been in UK within 14 days.

It is all bollocks anyway these Covid rules made for sheep and wana be China people.

[QUOTE=Phate;2581151]What drugstore? You don't need a medical prescription?[/QUOTE]Any drug store, including Pacheco.

I linked up with Palcon and Dandyman51 at Trattoria, which is excellent as always.

I suggested we go to VM to get oriented. This was 18 h. We took an uber, though I was willing to take the 457 bus from Copa.

We walked through VM from SouthEast to NorthWest, and found nothing of immediate interest.

My plan was to orient the patrol, mark targets, and circle back for further patrols. We walked past Mosaico. We walked to Hotel Canario. We walked northwest out of VM Triangle and patrolled from street walkers, and found some, but none good enough.

We came back to VM at 20 h, and settled in at Casa 52, the best casa, with a good overwatch of the street. One wingman found a loira (blond) of good enough quality -- a 7 or so -- and sessioned with her. I went in and found a usual suspect, and banged her. The other wingman also found a loira of good enough quality at 52, and sessioned. We all having busted a nut, we drank Stella for a few minutes more before taking an uber back to copa / barra to sleep well.

I've read 100 pages on the SP and almost the same on the RJ reports but haven't found my answers yet, hoping someone can chime in on your monger operating procedures when visiting a terapias or contacting a Garota found online through WhatsApp.

1) I noticed many terapias and Clinicas list different services on their websites, but none say full service. If I don't care about a massage, how do you approach the conversation about wanting full service only? I speak no Portuguese so I'm trying to work this out in my mind for when I walk in I feel less stupid if they don't offer such services LOL. Example:

[URL]http://copaterapias.com.br/services/[/URL]

I don't see full service. All other options seem pricey BTW, and no full service?

2) What is your normal message structure when reaching out to a garota found online or Twitter? If you don't speak Portuguese, do you message them in English or Portuguese but using Google translate? Do you let them know you speak little to no Portuguese? I'm curious about this, here in the States I normally send one message, polite but straight to the point asking availability, duration, incall or outcall, and maybe cost if not known or posted. 95% of the time I get a fast response. Curious what others send through WhatsApp.

Cafe Marambaia is worth the trip. The food is awesome, especially paella -- best of my life.

View of Ihla Grande and beach is awesome.

There are several pousadas, and a beach club. Even if you do not have time for a local trip to Ihla Grande or Buzios, a trip to Marambaia with a girl is a good move. Good houses can be rented for 1300 r per month. It is far away, and a dedicated uber driver will be necessary. For the Senhor Spartan's there is a bus. Truly, this is off the grid. You would have to be a real vagabundo to make it here.

This town is undiscovered, and worth a trip.

[QUOTE=Vagabundo1;2581310]I went to Praia marambaia, one beach after grumari.

It is beautiful.

I am going to ihla grande with Lara Selena (see photo thread) on quarta feira.

Waiting for her to come sit on my face now. And may be to scare up a dupla or two. I've been banging her for 6 years.[/QUOTE]

At Central, you can buy a registered SIM chip for 12 r. I recommend ViVo as it has the best internet. Recharge it at kiosks.

[QUOTE=TShelby;2581237]What would be the best option to buy a prepaid SIM card with internet for 10 days? I understand that there will be at Rio Airport but I would prefer to know your opinions, thanks as always![/QUOTE]

Mosaico was just getting fired up at 21 h. So, on Sundays, the optimal time to get to VM is 20 h or later, and for Mosaico, 22 h or later. Elisa Sanches frequents / ed Mosaico according to the locals. Why? Because that's where locals, even porn stars, go to fuck locals. Eliza Sanches, famous though she is, is far from the top girl at Mosaico.

CPF. Cost Per Fuck.

The CPF at VM is 75 reais per half hour, or 120 r per hour, pretty much the same as centro prives, like sexy hot, IE, TDM33/3206, where I went with Jimmy Boy and another rich world monger we met at belprazer today. I sessioned with Stephanie, and one wingman did Karina and Stephanie.

[QUOTE=Vagabundo1;2581785]I linked up with Palcon and Dandyman51 at Trattoria, which is excellent as always.

I suggested we go to VM to get oriented. This was 18 h. We took an uber, though I was willing to take the 457 bus from Copa.

We walked through VM from SouthEast to NorthWest, and found nothing of immediate interest.

My plan was to orient the patrol, mark targets, and circle back for further patrols. We walked past Mosaico. We walked to Hotel Canario. We walked northwest out of VM Triangle and patrolled from street walkers, and found some, but none good enough..[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=EverythingBlue;2581786]2) What is your normal message structure when reaching out to a garota found online or Twitter? If you don't speak Portuguese, do you message them in English or Portuguese but using Google translate? Do you let them know you speak little to no Portuguese? I'm curious about this, here in the States I normally send one message, polite but straight to the point asking availability, duration, incall or outcall, and maybe cost if not known or posted. 95% of the time I get a fast response. Curious what others send through WhatsApp.[/QUOTE]Straight to the point is the way to go. The girls don't like long stories. What I usually say in Portuguese is more or less;.

Hi, how are you? I'm a a gringo staying in this or that area or I tell them my hotels name (if I want her to come to my hotel). Then I tell them that I saw positive reviews of her on gpguia. My idea is to tell her that I know what the price should be. I think it works, because I have never been asked more than what the locals pay. Of course, if the girl comes to your hotel instead of you going to her place, the price is slightly, maybe BRL50 higher. Then I ask her what she does and what she doesn't do or how is her "atendimento" and ALWAYS the price. I also mention that I'm going to pay cash. In your case I would mention that you don't speak very good Portuguese, then the girl knows what to expect. Sometimes they answer fast, sometimes the next day and sometimes never.

Before I used to take screenshots of the messages I saw on internet. Below you can see very simple message written by a Brazilian.

[QUOTE=Nordico;2582117]Straight to the point is the way to go.[/QUOTE]Excellent advice. For those coming from the US, keep in mind you are not doing anything illegal or even out of the norm. Same goes for the girl.

She is offering a service and you are purchasing one. Unless you speak Portuguese and are comfortable with the subtle nuances of the culture and language, it is best to keep your communications short and simple. When you meet in person, show your warmth and friendliness. The girl does not know you. The more comfortable she feels around you, the better.