Egypt

Got tired of searching.

You can't found good ones.

You found but they are expensive.

You can't negotiate with them.

Okay I have the solution you can contact me. And I will guide you to the best I swear I will guide you to the best. But you should have your place and price are not expensive at all.

Try to contact me foreign people and classy egyptions.

Just had 2 HJs from R. For 150 pounds, plus the MP fees (150 pounds) which brings it to a total damage of 300 pounds!

Is it a good deal or market spoiler!

Any action going on in Hurghada?

[QUOTE=Smsm 266; 1231814]Just had 2 HJs from R. For 150 pounds, plus the MP fees (150 pounds) which brings it to a total damage of 300 pounds!

Is it a good deal or market spoiler![/QUOTE]Pretty much a market spoiler if you're not a two-week millionaire in the country. Honestly, L. E. 300 is what I used to pay for two shots incall in one of the Maryuteya or Faisal street houses with a young spinner.

[QUOTE=Jemy7575;1231839]Any action going on in Hurghada?[/QUOTE]Sorry but there is no action in Hurghada, at least not the one were you can go easy, fuck, pay and leave.

If you consider dirty workman bitches there is a coffee shop on school street beside the sport place where local girls of that sort hang out.

Personally I stay far away from them

[QUOTE=Triple Monger; 1231755]Got tired of searching.

You can't found good ones.

You found but they are expensive.

You can't negotiate with them.

Okay I have the solution you can contact me. And I will guide you to the best I swear I will guide you to the best. But you should have your place and price are not expensive at all.

Try to contact me foreign people and classy egyptions.[/QUOTE]Given the usual lack of intelligence in this forum by most participants I wouldn't be surprised if someone actually fell for this scammer. At the very least if he doesn't somehow rob or murder you, he'll rip you off for sure in order to score himself a free fuck. Avoid at all costs.

I agree to Egy Monger. The very few people in Egypt that tried to help me mongering were all scammers. Do not trust ANYBODY in this country that you don't know for years, do not trust ANYBODY in this country that wants your money.

[QUOTE=Triple Monger; 1231755]Got tired of searching.

You can't found good ones.

You found but they are expensive.

You can't negotiate with them.

Okay I have the solution you can contact me. And I will guide you to the best I swear I will guide you to the best. But you should have your place and price are not expensive at all.

Try to contact me foreign people and classy egyptions.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Palmisano;1232249]I agree to Egy Monger. The very few people in Egypt that tried to help me mongering were all scammers. Do not trust ANYBODY in this country that you don't know for years, do not trust ANYBODY in this country that wants your money.[/QUOTE]I need to test your qualifications any ideas I'm in Maadi.

Show me what you got.

Hey guys,

Does anybody recall a place to wax my pubic hair, down therte.

Any input is appretiated and how do you guys think of the idea?

BTW, if I find one, ill let you know guys.

[QUOTE=Palmisano;1232249]I agree to Egy Monger. The very few people in Egypt that tried to help me mongering were all scammers. Do not trust ANYBODY in this country that you don't know for years, do not trust ANYBODY in this country that wants your money.[/QUOTE]Whats funny is that he didn't even get the subscription so people can't send him PMs. So how are we supposed to reach him! LOL

[QUOTE=Smsm 266; 1232286]Hey guys,

Does anybody recall a place to wax my pubic hair, down therte.

Any input is appretiated and how do you guys think of the idea?

BTW, if I find one, ill let you know guys.[/QUOTE]Seriously? Not flaming you here, but have you thought about just buying some depilatory cream from the pharmacy and just doing it yourself?

Maadi SW scene is still around, but it takes patience and luck. Egy Monger and I scored one along the road near the Maadi Central wearing a niqab. It turned out to be one we'd had before who was not bad. We took her to a nearby private location and each had a go for LE100 per shot. Only drawback was a somewhat smelly ****. I thought it was my condom but he said it was her. Either way, I got a good BBBJ and then pushed her down in the backseat and proceeded to plug away like a man possessed until I blew my load. I managed to get some pics of her nude and wearing the niqab. It's a sexy look. I'll post them soon.

She told us of another girl she said was hot, and was in the area, but by the time we had swung around, the girl had disappeared.

To be honest, while it wasn't bad, I think what made it more fun the last time was banging her with the police truck parked a block away. It added an element of danger to the sex.

We didn't get her number, so there no point in bombarding us with PMs because we can't set it up. It's a matter of luck whether you find her.

We picked her up after making the hooker loop for about 45 minutes. We passed a few other women, including one who was incredibly hot, but it wasn't altogetherclear if they were SWs or not. Time to go on the prowl seems between 6 or 6:30 and 8 pm.

Good luck

[QUOTE=Roboman;1232389]Seriously? Not flaming you here, but have you thought about just buying some depilatory cream from the pharmacy and just doing it yourself?[/QUOTE]These creams and gels darken the skin and not safe, while wax is much cleaner and most importantly this scene turns me on.

[QUOTE=MHunter; 1232269]I need to test your qualifications any ideas I'm in Maadi.

Show me what you got.[/QUOTE]Forget this guy he is full of shit himself and posts untrue, old information.

Best to be ignored.

From a local newspaper travel report:

Push to ban bikinis, alcohol, mixed bathing from Egyptian tourism.

December 15, 2011.

Tourists at Egypt's Sharm el Sheikh resort town. Some newly empowered Islamists have a message for foreign tourists: welcome to Egypt, but no booze, bikinis or mixed bathing at beaches, please.

At the foot of the ancient pyramids, tour guides and vendors are divided over the effects an Islamist-dominated parliament might have on the lucrative tourist industry.

Egyptians are voting Wednesday in the second-phase of three-round parliamentary elections. The first since president Hosni Mubarak was ousted in February. That Islamic parties are expected to win hands down.

Much of the buzz has been sparked by calls from the ultra-conservative Salafists, standing under the banner of the Al-Nur party, for tourism that is "halal," a reference to that which is allowed in Islam.

Alcohol, bikinis and mixed bathing would be banned.

"A five-star hotel with no alcohol, a beach for women. Sisters. Separated from men in a bay where the two sides can enjoy a vacation for a week without sins," influential cleric Yasser Burhami was quoted by The Arabist website as recommending on Sunday.

"The tourist doesn't have to swim with a bikini and harm our youth."

Speaking on Saturday, Al-Nur party spokesman Nader Bakkar told the Egyptian satellite channel CBC on Saturday "we do not want to ban tourism. On the contrary, we want revenue from tourism to multiply."

Imed, a 30-year-old who offers camel rides outside the pyramids, is far from the beaches, where alcohol and bikinis are still permitted, but is already suffering from a plunge in tourism that followed Mubarak's ouster.

Desperately waiting for the tourists to return, he is adamant that an Islamist victory at the polls would doom an industry that accounts for around 10 per cent of GDP.

"This Islamists would make us lose our livelihoods," said Imed, dressed in a black, traditional Egyptian galabiyah and speaking from behind sunglasses.

"That's why we're going to vote for the Egyptian Bloc and Wafd (two secular and liberal groups) because it's tourism that feeds us."

Nearby, Ibrahim Harbi Mohammed listens to the chanting of verses from the Koran, the Muslim holy book, in his dark and dusty shop, empty of tourists.

He says a distinction needs to be made between the Salafists and Al-Nur, which was formed only six months ago, and the 80-year-old Muslim Brotherhood and its Freedom and Justice party.

"The real problem is the Salafists; they are too radical," Mohammed says."They weren't seen for 30 years and then, all of a sudden they appear and want to ban tourism?"

Just down the street, in the square that leads to the pyramids, huge banners are flying, and those of Al-Nur are the most imposing.

On Friday, around 1000 people working in the tourism sector demonstrated against "halal tourism."

But while the debate over halal tourism continues, other issues are raised.

Tahan. 39, sells jewelry and speaks of Egypt's history and beauty,"which we want to share with tourists" but is concerned about security. She says she will vote for the FJP because it will make the streets safe again.

Mohammed, speaking in his shop next door, echoes that.

"Because of the insecurity, tourists are always escorted. They March from the buses to the pyramids and don't take the time to have a look at the shops along the way.

But, as he speaks, a few small groups of tourists are having a look at plastic pyramids and keffiyehs (head scarves) labeled "Made in China.

AFP.

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