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[QUOTE=Dcfan77;2306046]Locals dress in blue jeans and T-shirt. Don't wear jewelry. And you will blend right in. You do know they're black Colombians right? Smh.[/QUOTE]That was a very. Non thought out question. Of course I know that. I'm not their kind of black. You must not be black. There's Latin black, African black. Caribbean black we came in different shades and bone structure. I definitely do not look Latin black at all.
Quick question. Is it better to go down to Medellin with USD or should I exchange everything beforehand? If exchanging where should I do it? Appreciate it in advance.
I'm seeing posts about rates and I'm a little confused. 200 k and 200 mil, are they the same or nah? Pardon my ignorance I'm used to going to Costa Rica not Medellin.
The six figure fees are more than anyone needs to pay. I won't criticize anyone for doing it. Some of the rationalizations are out there - - these are better looking girls, they stay with me for hours, etc. I'm pretty much numb to it. Until I hear about the taxi fares on top of it. It's not for me, pick any reason. I'm cheap, my standards are low, whatever.
[QUOTE=TheTallMan;2306081]Hey PolloNegro, first excuse me that we did not meet up as we had talked earlier this year, I wifed up for almost 3 weeks with a costena that I met in centro and traveled and had more sex in those 3 weeks than I use to have in a whole year, jejejeje.
Your comment about girls and pricing is spot on, I live in Medellin most of the year and the girls know that when they really need some help they can count on me, we are not talking big money here more like they have some immediate bill that they must pay like 50 or 60 mil and so I help them out and what I usually get in return is phenomenal.
Why anyone pays more than 200 mil for even multiple hours is stupid, I get it that we all have different sized pockets but come on.
The Tall Man.[/QUOTE]
I have a soft spot for Luna Lunera.
[QUOTE=BigBossMan;2305972]Medellin is hardly oversaturated as of yet. Everybody is always debating Centro versus Poblado when there are at least 30 places in Laureles and Belen which are hardly ever mentioned except for Tantra and Energy Spas. I do agree that Centro and Poblado have a better vibe for tourists. Laureles and Belen are more middle class whereas in Centro you can find the inexpensive and in Poblado you can find the high end.
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Maybe I should add Luna Lunera.
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[QUOTE=Brooklyn658;2306104]I'm seeing posts about rates and I'm a little confused. 200 k and 200 mil, are they the same or nah? Pardon my ignorance I'm used to going to Costa Rica not Medellin.[/QUOTE]Mil is thousand in Spanish. K is an international abbreviation for thousand. So yes, they are the same.
Easy to convert to US dollars or close. Just knock off the last 3 zeros. (the mil or K) and divide by 3.
[QUOTE=Starlord1;2306097]That was a very. Non thought out question. Of course I know that. I'm not their kind of black. You must not be black. There's Latin black, African black. Caribbean black we came in different shades and bone structure. I definitely do not look Latin black at all.[/QUOTE]I can pass for African American, I often get accused of being Jamaican, truth is, I'm Puerto Rican and I have seen a few Afro Colombians who looked just like me. Your clothes will give you away, plus they have a hidden structure system there, they will know that you are not from Colombia. Funny thing is this, most Colombians are super surprised at how well I speak spanish, to them, I don't look as though I speak spanish and I clearly understand everything they say, even when they try and use slang. So don't be surprised to find out you may look more Colombian than you imagine! Pollo negro is out!
Hi,
Any recommendation for a 6 hour lay over? Any good places near airport?
[QUOTE=Starlord1;2306097]That was a very. Non thought out question. Of course I know that. I'm not their kind of black. You must not be black. There's Latin black, African black. Caribbean black we came in different shades and bone structure. I definitely do not look Latin black at all.[/QUOTE]Please explain the difference between African look and Black Americans. I hope you know that Africa is a very diverse continent, if not the most diverse. I know Black Latinos are just confused about what race actually is, so lets just give them a pass. But to get to the point, money is more important than your race.
[QUOTE=Brooklyn658;2306102]Quick question. Is it better to go down to Medellin with USD or should I exchange everything beforehand? If exchanging where should I do it? Appreciate it in advance.[/QUOTE]Your best friend is an ATM. USD is generally not accepted and exchanges give terrible rates. Read through the forum, lots more posts on this.
[QUOTE=Jayson01;2306263]Please explain the difference between African look and Black Americans. I hope you know that Africa is a very diverse continent, if not the most diverse. I know Black Latinos are just confused about what race actually is, so lets just give them a pass. But to get to the point, money is more important than your race.[/QUOTE]Probably the same way they can tell when you are out with a chick that is a hooker or a chick that is not a hooker.
Last week I spent time in Bogota, Melgar (many Colombians wearing shorts and flip flops despite people here saying they don't), and Barranquilla. I am Black American and speak Spanish. Nobody confused me for a Colombian. Before I could open my mouth they would already be trying to speak English with me.
It is the same when I go to Ghana, Senegal, or South Africa. Everyone knows that I am a Black American. Nobody in Accra, Dakar, or Durban has ever confused me with being an African. That blending in shit is a myth. If you are not from there then you are not blending in to shit, no matter how much you want to think you are.
P. S. Colombians even know Venezuelans from Colombians and they used to be the same damn country. So if you are not from around there then nobody is confusing you for being from around there.
[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2306283]Probably the same way they can tell when you are out with a chick that is a hooker or a chick that is not a hooker.
Last week I spent time in Bogota, Melgar (many Colombians wearing shorts and flip flops despite people here saying they don't), and Barranquilla. I am Black American and speak Spanish. Nobody confused me for a Colombian. Before I could open my mouth they would already be trying to speak English with me.
It is the same when I go to Ghana, Senegal, or South Africa. Everyone knows that I am a Black American. Nobody in Accra, Dakar, or Durban has ever confused me with being an African. That blending in shit is a myth. If you are not from there then you are not blending in to shit, no matter how much you want to think you are.
P. S. Colombians even know Venezuelans from Colombians and they used to be the same damn country. So if you are not from around there then nobody is confusing you for being from around there.[/QUOTE]Thank you brother LOL. Ain't no blending in LOL. I don't even try LOL they know yo ass a gringo. Regardless if I speak Spanish or not. LOL. My black ass will try my best to not look wealthy and watch my 6 that's it. If a fool wants to try it. Whelp let's go.
[QUOTE=Brooklyn658;2306102]Quick question. Is it better to go down to Medellin with USD or should I exchange everything beforehand? If exchanging where should I do it? Appreciate it in advance.[/QUOTE]I was in Medellin last month. I got an average of 3150p/$ out of ATM's and the exchange rate was posted at 2850. I use a Schwab debit card which refunds any reign transaction fees, so use a ATM card similar to the Schwab with no ATM or foreign transaction fees.
[QUOTE=Brooklyn658;2306104]I'm seeing posts about rates and I'm a little confused. 200 k and 200 mil, are they the same or nah? Pardon my ignorance I'm used to going to Costa Rica not Medellin.[/QUOTE]"K" is a North American (and maybe wider) abbreviation for "thousand". "Mil" is the Spanish word for "thousand". So $200 k and $200 mil are the same.
It has occurred to me that a monger can determine the health of a provider during foreplay by examining her vaginal discharge. This could assist said monger in determining whether to indulge in non covered activity such as BBFS, BBBJ or DATY. The below mentioned information should be of assistance:
Clear discharge = Healthy.
Grey discharge = Vaginal vaginosis.
Pink discharge = cervical bleeding.
Yellow / Green discharge = bacterial infection or sexually transmitted infection. There also may be an odor associated with it.
Brown discharge = This could be a sign of uterine or cervical cancer. Additionally, during menopause, a woman should not have any type of vaginal bleeding, which is also a sign of uterine cancer.
Red discharge = Menstruation, cervical infection, cervical polyp, endometrial or cervical cancer.
Thick, White cottage cheese-type discharge = yeast infection. Roughly 90 percent of women will have a yeast infection at some point in their life.