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Different folks different stroke I guess. Some of us just stand out like a sore thumb. But I definitely not recommend wearing short and slipper, might as well scream "gringo" as you walk around town LOL.
[QUOTE=WorldTravel69;2370246]No back packs, fanny packs.
If it does not fit in your pocket you Don't need it![/QUOTE]
First, thank you for all the good works with the list and map. I'm sure it helps a bunch of us, its sure help me a lot.
And I know about that list. I wasnt sure he was talking about that list or some hot girls contact list that I don't know about. I'm a sucker for hot girls but most of them just have bad attitude.
[QUOTE=WorldTravel69;2370251][URL]http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/forum/showthread.php?4002-Medellin-Map-and-List[/URL][/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Beobeo;2370258]First, thank you for all the good works with the list and map. I'm sure it helps a bunch of us, its sure help me a lot.
And I know about that list. I wasnt sure he was talking about that list or some hot girls contact list that I don't know about. I'm a sucker for hot girls but most of them just have bad attitude.[/QUOTE]I assume he's talking about Vane Restrepo and her WhatsApp group. Since he mentioned 250 k for a price. I believe that's what the price starts at for her girls. She's a retired prepago turned pimp and can be found on Facebook.
From most reports she sends out photos to people in the WhatsApp group on a regular basis. Also from most reports, it always seems the girl you want is never available when you want her.
[QUOTE=Beobeo;2370255]Different folks different stroke I guess. Some of us just stand out like a sore thumb. But I definitely not recommend wearing short and slipper, might as well scream "gringo" as you walk around town LOL.[/QUOTE]I don't recommend carrying a backpack around. However, I almost always carry a backpack in Medellin. Inside are a few condoms, sildenafil, ibuprofen, a bottle of water, my light rain jacket and sometimes an umbrella. No money, nothing I can't afford to lose.
Besides having a few supplies, it's handy to carry things if I stop by the store.
The backpack stays home if I'm going to a strip club, or planning on walking in El Centro after dark.
[QUOTE=WorldTravel69;2370246]No back packs, fanny packs.
If it does not fit in your pocket you Don't need it![/QUOTE]Oh I'm with you man. To clarify, I prefer not to walk around in shorts in MDE like I would in other countries. My preference is to try not be too much of a gringo.
[QUOTE=JjBee62;2370264]I don't recommend carrying a backpack around. However, I almost always carry a backpack in Medellin.[/QUOTE]Everyday anywhere I go you will always see me with this bag from Walmart. Not a traditional backpack; I don't know what it is called.
[QUOTE=Uthred;2370010]Definitely subjective and I would say you have to explore all the avenues you can. I was at Fase Dos and only saw 2 girls that I liked. I would not consider them hot but it was a slow night I suppose. But I'm sure other people would have thought they were hot if you know what I'm saying..[/QUOTE]Fase II you have to time right, get there after 11 pm on a Fri / Sat night and they will have 50+ girls on past 12. Most I find to be hot with the top 5 being "Oh damn, got to have me some of that!
[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2370332]Everyday anywhere I go you will always see me with this bag from Walmart. Not a traditional backpack; I don't know what it is called.[/QUOTE]Man purse.
[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2370332]Everyday anywhere I go you will always see me with this bag from Walmart. Not a traditional backpack; I don't know what it is called.[/QUOTE]They are called gym sack or sack bag.
[QUOTE=BigMonkeyP;2370268]Oh I'm with you man. To clarify, I prefer not to walk around in shorts in MDE like I would in other countries. My preference is to try not be too much of a gringo.[/QUOTE]When I first came to Medellin many years ago no men wore shorts and I decided definitely not to wear them. Now so many male Colombians walk around in shorts that I almost always wear them.
[QUOTE=Beobeo;2369663].............Wednesday, I tried one of the casa (Aife). Its mostly 5-6, there were only 5 girls. I took the one with the best attitude (Angie), she was an enthusiastic, so it wasnt a waste trip.........[/QUOTE]You're right Angie is not all that hot and she is closer to 30 but what a great attitude! I went with her a few weeks ago and anytime I visit Aife she is always chirpy and friendly with me even though I never repeated.
A short sleeve shirt gives me all the ventilation I've ever needed in Medellin, even in midsummer. I don't personally care what anyone wears. Look at a few street views of the city and decide for yourself what to wear.
[QUOTE=Beobeo;2370255]Different folks different stroke I guess. Some of us just stand out like a sore thumb. But I definitely not recommend wearing short and slipper, might as well scream "gringo" as you walk around town LOL.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=BigMonkeyP;2370268]Oh I'm with you man. To clarify, I prefer not to walk around in shorts in MDE like I would in other countries. My preference is to try not be too much of a gringo.[/QUOTE]Interesting posts about man bags, fanny packs, backpacks, shorts, etc. If the intent is to be as much as possible under the radar or seem less than a gringo, there are other things that will give you away as a foreigner in El Centro.
If your in Poblado or Laureles you will see Colombian in shorts. But in El Centro very rarely.
Sunday's are an exception and you will see more people wearing shorts all over town, but again hardly in El Centro.
In regards to man bags and fanny packs, I haven't ever seen Colombians with these. However, backpacks are worn by just about everyone.
So a dead ringer that you are foreigner in El Centro is if you have a bottle of water in your hand. Seems odd perhaps, but the water is potable in Medellin, and the locals are not going to pay 2,000 Pesos for a bottle of water. The alternative are the plastic bags of water, 500 Pesos and that's what keep's me hydrated when I am there.
The next item that will give you away in El Centro besides jewelry etc, is if you are wearing sunglasses. May seem odd, but the locals in El Centro don't wear them.
So if you have dark hair, a darker complexion, not blue eyes, wear old jeans and a T-shirt and a backpack you will not stick out like a sore thumb in El Centro and may be able to pass as a Colombian.
[QUOTE=Chicafan;2370337]Man purse.[/QUOTE]I guess that's better than "nut sack. ".
Maybe that would be the bag to carry around. You would get a lot of strange looks, but what guy is going to grab a scrotum off your back?
[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2369980]
I fucked this chick in Thailand the other day and she had the nerve to keep sending me messages after saying she hope I would let her come back and when I was going to see her again. I said I am the damn customer, stop contacting me with this bullshit. When I am ready I will call you. She kept on though and I had to block her.
Maybe it is because I came from pimping before getting into mongering. I don't feel the need to warm up to and build rapports with hookers. I have plenty of normal chicks to take up company with from a social standpoint. When I am ready, I know how to tell a hooker to bring that pussy over here and I will lay some bread on you at a moment's notice. One call and that's all! (not 1800 messages back and forth over 3 weeks - it doesn't take all of that to get some pussy.)[/QUOTE]On the opposite end of the spectrum you got girls who inexplicably stand you up. You'd think the fact you're going to pay them would provide enough motivation to meet on time yet I've been stung multiple times by chicas who at our pre-arranged date are nowhere to be found and are suddenly really hard to get a hold of. Just last night a girl who I've been seeing for years and have treated well (and confirmed again on Whatsapp that she was coming over an hour prior) never showed up and even blocked me on Whatsapp and Instagram. Talk about a stab in the back that ruined my evening. She goes by the username karencastell6 on IG if any of you wants to call her a massive kunt for me.