Think before you talk....
[QUOTE=Perry Mason #1]WOW!
Thankfully, the casinos are not just filled with rich gringos and $300 *****s. Actually there are plenty of Jeebaros(country-folk) who have come down from the hills to have fun in San Juan. Plenty of these ladies in the 27-35 age group go the Casinos to party. It has been my experience that if you have a little game and can communicate in Spanish they are more than willing to have a one night stand with a pimped out Gringo.[/quote]Pimped out meaning young and in good shape with pleanty of money, If your an older overweight gringo on a budjet, forget about a one night stand.
[quote]I agree that Old San Juan is a great place to party. Yet the crowd tends to be younger and local and more interested in drinking. I'm sure you'll agree that the ladies from San Juan proper are of a different cut of cloth. Old San Juan is a great place to get tanked and to be seen not to find a local one night stand...[/quote]Proper women dont have one night stands, now let say you court a ladie for a few weeks youll probably get lucky. Unless ofcourse you are in shape and have a good outgoing personality you might have better chances.
[quote]Piniones? You think this is a good place for a Gringo to find local women? This place is great for a beach jaunt during the day but it is a different story at night. Sure there is that one Argentinian owned beach bar that sometimes has a good party going on but the rest of that area is not advised for Gringo revelers. First, it is a Regga-tone (that crappy-ass spanish gansta rap) heavy music scene which means every young, wanna-be, drug dealing punk is there and packing heat to prove it. Locals? Again, if not at the Argentinian bar are probably not the kind you want to meet. [/quote]Reggeton is not all of the music you will hear, you will also hear bachata, merengue and salsa. I have never had a problem or seen much problems in Piniones, mostly its just the working class wanting to drink, dance and have a good time. Ofcourse if your an obnoxious loud gringo then thats another story.
[quote]I've spent plenty of time there both during the day and in the evening and it is also where I've seen the post gun-play, shootings, and slowest police response time.[/quote]Never seen much gun play but then again I dont usually stay till 4am, it seems like crime usually ocourse between the hours 3am till 6am.
[quote]You're right that both Condado and Isla Verde are tourist traps but there are also some great local heavy bars and clubs in each area. Additionaly, how is Old San Juan not toursity?[/quote]Isla Verde has more comercial bars than Old San Juan, also Condado is just way to overpriced.
[quote]Your assessment of Puerto Rican women is also way off base. If anything you describe some New-Yorkian based sterotype of low level trash. You've been watching too much West Side Story...[/quote]Considering that i have lived in Puerto Rico for 25 years I think i know what im talking about. Newyorican women are another story and you have a better shot at having a one night stand with one of those ladies.
[quote]Regarding the Crime Overview, I also agree that San Juan is not Baghdad! But nevertheless one needs to take care.
"Once again, Puerto Rico–with a population of 4 million–ended the year with an alarming homicide rate, higher than the three-largest cities in the mainland U.S. With 790 murders reported during 2004, the island had a higher murder rate than New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago.
For the third-consecutive year, the number of murders in New York City (total population 8 million) has been under 600, ending 2004 with 571 murders, 25 less than in 2003. Los Angeles (total population 4 million) reported 511 murders and, for the first time in four decades, Chicago’s (total population 3 million) homicide rate fell below 500 to 445, a 25% decrease compared to 2003.
Puerto Rico’s mean homicide rate is three times that of the total U.S. mainland and four times that of Europe. More than 60% of homicides on the island are linked to drug trafficking although sources within the Puerto Rico Police Department say the percentage may be as high as 75%. Yet, over 60% of all murders in PR are drug related."[/QUOTE]You fail to note that the mayority of the homicide related crimes are
A) Domestic Violence
B)Drug related crime
And of the drug related crimes 80% of the victims were involved in drug related activity.
The hobby in PR is expensive but necessary
Hi everyone:
The honest truth is ASS is expensive in PR. $120-150 in parlors. And $100 in private residences that serve as brothels.
I have some NEW, I recently contacted the pimp of the reggaeton "models"(*****s) that rutinely are paid for sex and then appear in music videos. I am talking about the gatas...By the way I HATE reggaeton.
The guy has an answering machine and you must place an order to get a call back. He asks for $200-300 for each girl, but the girls I spoke to, are willing to go as low as $150. What does this mean? NEW MEAT, and the ability to get those girls on the damn videos.
The other unknown source of Putas is Dominican owned bars in Carolina, just last week, one was intervened and a brothel was in work in a back room. I just need to find some of those bars.
Also I have an Idea on how to get phone numbers from girls, I want to post an ad in the Vocero, looking for girls for a new club, during the auditions I can get their phone #'s and see the quality of the girls, something you cannot do in the dark MP's. I have been flirting with the idea of opening one such place and later on, import talent from Brazil.
I'm looking for Redheads, and if you provide me with a good contact. I will gladly pay you a round of beers.
Sincerely, Don Ricoh
Hey New York Monger comming down
Hey Guys Bronx monger here comming down in a couple weeks will be staying in Isla Verde wanted to know whats going on and get some pointers!
Is it easy for a gringo to get around - walking, driving? Where should I go ? I would like to be safe and not have to worry.
Will be down the 28 to the 1st, so a couple weeks from now, thats all. Let me know, even just good restuarants and things like that. Is it easy to drive? Do most speak english?
Thanks,
Bx Loco