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[quote=frannie]because sex has no novelty for me any more....
....but i think it is all for the good, and that for many men it is extremely therapeutic to be able to fuck all the beautiful women you can handle for a few years of your life.[/quote]thanks for the answer. that makes sense. i understand at least the first part of your story, as i have only made two trips there, and as newbie i am still asking that question you once asked yourself. great therapy indeed!
That was funny as Hell. Lmao. We'll I guess when I see her I'm gonna take her. Just like that Midget at club help in brazil. (laugh) if you want guys. But for all those who've been there can vouch for me.
I sure hope this chicks worthit. Thanks for the info guys. And thanks for the correction it was the Merengue bar. "the bar downstairs from Classicos".
[QUOTE=Rodeo9112]Mole? I don't look at it as a distraction, I look at it as a target for the money shot. Let me at her! I'll hit it doggy while pinching her mole! I've only been there once, but I definitely remember that ass.
Rodeo[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Bq Ribs]You are right Frannie. A few years ago I was going to Sosua asking the same thing. About my fifth of sixth trip I started to get tired of the same old crap. You eat breakfast, walk to the beach, take an afternoon nap, Classicos at night. After awhile it gets boring. I decided to try the South Coast and things started to change. The DR is a beautiful country once you get out of Sosua. I still go to the DR on a pretty regular basis but I go to the campo, up in the mountains, the Capitol, I even go shopping at the malls. Wherever I go I have a chica with me and she is not a working girl. I believe most, not all, will one day see there is more to the DR than just So-Sewer.[/QUOTE]I believe anyone who goes to any country with just sex on his mind will get burnt out going anywhere .
If your mission is multiple woman , positions, actions etc that gets old after the first time.
How many pictures can you take of strange women in sex positions and not get bored?
Let's face it sex you can get anywhere if your hung up on young attractive women , pictures to show off to your friends back home and acts that your wife or steady won't do -play on in third world countries, but mechanical sex no matter how well performed is just boring.
I drive a public bus in which I see young welfare girls with babies , divorced middle aged womem hungry for action, etc all attractive not even close, plump of course , (but after Brazil no other women matters anyway)-but weekly you can pull free sex 2 or 3 times if you give a half ass attempt.remember guys just like you there are horny women that just want to get laid.
Or how this divorcee put it to me "I want a man that works like my dildo , He screws me real good and then disappears under the bed " in other words guys just let yourself and lock the door.
I know, I know these are the women you travel to get away from but sex is sex right?
I have spent months in Thailand ,Brazil , Colombia and now will go to Sousa for the first time in April.Going for the sex??
That's way down the list I can't wait to sample the many beaches , and just see a new country visit some different cities when I'm there . I'm on my 15 of 40 lessons of spanish I practice with my mexican friend up here I'm not bad
The sex traps are easy to avoid from reading these reports on any countries
The idea is to travel to a known mongering location
rent a condo away from the action
don't go to the typical actions sites (disco's, massage places etc)
I always get a dependable taxi driver that is older and I tell him exactly what I am doing there are how $$ it could be for him if he just cuts out the BS it has worked in all the countries I have been to.
A dependable well tipped doorman is good too.
After all everyone knows that your being watched the minute you leave airport
act like a monger and the natives will reciprocate.
BS with some local people (store clerks, janitors, etc)
and it will work to your advantage of getting a different type of date.
Now I know this is useless to many especially the screw and release crowd,
but this is the reason these countries and new ones have not lost interest to me
I research things that attract me to the country not where I can get laid the cheapest.
Nowrath
[QUOTE=Bq Ribs]You are right Frannie. A few years ago I was going to Sosua asking the same thing. About my fifth of sixth trip I started to get tired of the same old crap. You eat breakfast, walk to the beach, take an afternoon nap, Classicos at night. After awhile it gets boring. I decided to try the South Coast and things started to change. The DR is a beautiful country once you get out of Sosua. I still go to the DR on a pretty regular basis but I go to the campo, up in the mountains, the Capitol, I even go shopping at the malls. Wherever I go I have a chica with me and she is not a working girl. I believe most, not all, will one day see there is more to the DR than just So-Sewer.[/QUOTE]That was my daily routine, right down to the after noon nap. Puerto Plata is a hiden jewel and I'm not talking about B. B. The Malecon with its Restaurants, and the assortment of chics make it special. La capital has so many lonely chics, and all they want is attention but you have to know spanish. Sosua is still exciting but when you go alot the gossip and jelousy take away from the fun. In la capital nobody gives a fuck about you, therefore you can blend in. (plus I look Dominican). The problem I had with the campo were, lack of A/C, hot water sometimes, etc. But the people are genuine. I agree with you, learn spanish and venture out.
I am a costa rica/colombia veteran making my first trip to the DR this week (Sosua, New Garden). I usually just use my ATM to get local currency in these other countries and I was wondering if that is the best plan in the DR also?
I have browsed some 15 pages, but haven't seen the answer to that question.
Any help would be appreciated,
Shafty7
[QUOTE=Shafty 7]I am a costa rica/colombia veteran making my first trip to the DR this week (Sosua, New Garden). I usually just use my ATM to get local currency in these other countries and I was wondering if that is the best plan in the DR also?
I have browsed some 15 pages, but haven't seen the answer to that question.
Any help would be appreciated,
Shafty7[/QUOTE]
I believe the ATM is the best way to do it, world wide, and not just in the DR. It is one large financial institution in one country using negociated rates with that of another. The monitory float between the buy/sell currencies is negotiated to be at the minimum.
Others here are firm believers in running around to the guys waving wads of cash on the streets or fold up tables behind a professional looking counter. This would be the better way to change money if the Peso did nothing but sink against the dollar and the guys on the corner wait long enough while holding onto the American greenback to have an advantage. Problem is, the peso is fairly stable against the greenback so if they do give better rates, I don't understand all the angles of how they are making fast money.
I've been reviewing the Sosua posts for a while and realize that I will probably get bored with just drinking and sex every day for a week (thinking of 11/22/08 for seven days).
I'm an avid dirt-bike rider so wanted to see if anyone on this site has any insight on rental situation as well as riding conditions and options. From reading various websites, it sounds like the roads themselves are more trail than road. Do the rental places provide adequate safety gear -- i.e. helmets, pads, etc. or would I be better off bringing my own?
If there is a rental company or outfitter that someone can recommend, please let me know. I realize this gets off the track of mongering but I'll be doing plenty of that, or that's the idea -- just wanted to get insight from people with a similar perspective on alternative activities.
Also, I'm interesting in doing some fishing -- if anyone can recommend a particular charter or party-boat company, that would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Shafty7, here is my method. I take a certain amount of cash with me whereever I go, place that money in a safe whereever I am, and begin using the ATM immediately. The reason is because I'd rather use/attempt to use my ATM card early and find I have a problem, but then have my cash to fall back on, than to spend all of my cash, attempt to use the ATM and find I have a problem, and have nothing to fall back on.
On my first ever trip to Sosua I brought very little cash (on the recommendation of other travelers) and when I attempted to use my ATM card I could never get it to work. Still haven't figured out what the problem was. Were it not for the generosity of a local resident, I would have been up shit creek. Never again.
Your question about money has been discussed in the general info section. If you just read the last 3 or 4 pages you'll find out about the weather, cheap flights, and options for getting/exchanging money.
It would be hard for me or anyone here to tell you the "best" method since this depends on a lot of factors. If staying at BB without a car, you have to ask around for a ride to the nearest atm, or use a cab which is expensive. And since BB requests payment in full up front, you'd need a significant amount of cash up front.
In Sosua you will find many atm machines, but people have given different answers to the question of how much can be withdrawn each day too. Not sure of the maximum amount, it might just depend on your bank, or the bank of the atm you are using.
Some banks charge a "foreign currency" transaction fee too (I think HSBC does). It might be a few percent of the amount withdrawn.
Some have had technical problems. Either their bank at home froze the account or the atm ate their card, or it just did not recognize the card for some reason. Technoligy is not always perfect, and you'll be a long way from home where you can get these issues resolved.
Changing dollars to pesos is safe and easy in Sosua. If your motivated to get the best rate, I think you get a better rate changing at a local bank, not the cambios. Just be prepared to wait in line and have id to change money at the bank.
If you don't care about the potential extra costs, and are not at all worried about the possible technical glitches then use atms for all your cash. I personally bring most but not all of the money I need with me, then put that in the safe and use atms to add to my budget. This way, if I find I can't get the money I need I have a cash backup, and if my cards are lost, stolen, eaten by a machine, I can live on a budget with the cash I brought from home. I also bring 2 cards from 2 different banks in case one has a problem. And I have credit cards too for emergencies. You can walk into a bank with your credit card and get cash. Not a cheap method but could keep your vacation from being a nightmare.
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[QUOTE=Norcalman].........I'm an avid dirt-bike rider so wanted to see if anyone on this site has any insight on rental situation as well as riding conditions and options............[/QUOTE]
You can try iguanamama dot com. They are located in Cabarete but pick you up at the hotel for the tours.
I have been to the DR 20+ times and I have tried many different money options. Here is what has worked the best for me. I bring some US dollars to get started but not much more than $100.00 to $150.00. I use my ATM card to get my cash as needed. I am sure you know this already but call your Bank (and any Credit Cards you might use) before you leave and tell them your travel plans and dates etc. Check to see what your 24 hour cash limit is. Most Banks operate on a 24 hour cycle when you withdraw cash. I also bring American Express Travelers Checks. This is my back up in the event my ATM Card has problems. They cost me nothing from my Bank and when I do not use them I just deposit them back into my account when I return to the States. These are easy to cash (if needed) at any Bank. You will need your Passport and maybe another ID. I hope this helps.
[QUOTE=Nowrath]BS with some local people (store clerks, janitors, etc)
and it will work to your advantage of getting a different type of date[/QUOTE]
You are absolutely correct. Once, I went to the fire station, for example, to see if the company sold shirts like in the U.S. Well, it had no shirts, but gave me a great, personal tour of the firehouse. After appearing very interested, the captain introduced me to the dispatcher. She was and is HOT!!!!!. I ask questions about the job, and the fact that she has responsibilities for the whole town. They were impressed. Later, she asks the captain to ask me if I thought that she was attractive. I responded, in Spanish of course, is sugar sweet. You get the point.
Does anyone know where any gyms are in Puerto Plata?
I figure that is probably the best place to find chicas with the best bodies.
Any inputs?
Rodeo
[QUOTE=Norcalman]I've been reviewing the Sosua posts for a while and realize that I will probably get bored with just drinking and sex every day for a week (thinking of 11/22/08 for seven days).
I'm an avid dirt-bike rider so wanted to see if anyone on this site has any insight on rental situation as well as riding conditions and options. From reading various websites, it sounds like the roads themselves are more trail than road. Do the rental places provide adequate safety gear -- i.e. helmets, pads, etc. or would I be better off bringing my own?
If there is a rental company or outfitter that someone can recommend, please let me know. I realize this gets off the track of mongering but I'll be doing plenty of that, or that's the idea -- just wanted to get insight from people with a similar perspective on alternative activities.
Also, I'm interesting in doing some fishing -- if anyone can recommend a particular charter or party-boat company, that would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.[/QUOTE]I would take a couple days to understand the crazy driving habits, if its your first time in D. R. The last time in sosua I got tired of sitting at the bar and spending 50 dollars drinking. So I rented a dirt bike and went to POP. The cost was 20 dollars for the day, no taxes, no insurance, they offered helmet but I declined. You don't leave your passport, just some form of id. I was everywhere from cabarette to pop. The bike rental place is up from New Gardens across from the massage parlors before you go down the hill. I ride a suzuki hayabusa here in Miami, so I was giving other bikes the biker hello (left hand down) but they kept giving me the crazy fucking gringo look. Be safe and always watch your mirrors.
Hi everyone,
I will be in Sousa for a few hours. Are there any brothels I can visit, since I will not have a hotel. What is the best/safest way to enjoy some fine DR ass while I am in town for a few hours. Any recommendations? Would prefer something upscale and safe if possible.
Thanks!
U1