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I know this girl very well. I recommend her. Evelyn and she loves having pics taken.
[QUOTE=Osteoknot;2497131]For all I know she sent same fotos out to a hundred other Gringos at the same time but worth a look. Recall, she is "Best Overall Body" in my line up, at number Four, or is it Five, fuck I've been away too long. The message that came attached to the photos, "Quiero que me folles," jeje. Soon, bebe, very soon.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Blakman;2497329]Thats my playoffs impersonation. The 4 month trip I went to 3 restaurants. Bro I am a legit cheapy charlie. As we text, i am negotiating over 20mil lol. Home Cook food is what I know. I don't even order in. Besides I am trying to get down to 15% fat. Platanos is good for you LOL. But thanks for info. Cartegena report? Worth it or not?
.[/QUOTE]No.
It's far more expensive and far less options. It's going to be tough to get down to 15% if you don't eat egg whites because you don't want to waste the yolk.
You are in the wrong businessman. Stop being an adult star and lets get this comedy career going. You are too funny man. Lmao. 3 boiled eggs 1 with the yolk.
[QUOTE=SlapShot10;2497345]No.
It's far more expensive and far less options. It's going to be tough to get down to 15% if you don't eat egg whites because you don't want to waste the yolk.[/QUOTE].
This post does not apply to this weekend (with curfew), but when I was in Medellin last weekend, I found two late-night options (not that there are not more):
1) Casa Blanca (White House) in Prado. It doesn't really even getting going until 2 am, but it's open earlier. Drinks, working girls (warning: most are ugly, so if you are planning to be with a working girl after, import one with you). Do NOT walk that neighborhood in the middle of the night.
2) Farenheit. Not sure how they are doing it, but gringo friend of mine told me that Farenheit is staying open until 3 am (used to stay open all night). Maybe it's because it's not in Medellin proper and is subject to different rules. But if you are looking for a club, this is an option.
[QUOTE=ChuchoLoco;2497271]I keep re-reading my post and still can't find where it says I believe that there's a cure in Venezuela. I said and will repeat that it would be awesome if there was a cure in Venezuela. It would also be awesome if a cure or vaccine " is around the corner". It would also be awesome if it went away this past summer like president s. Jobs said it would and that the pillow guy really had a cure.
I don't have a love affair with Maduro or the North Korean dictator either.
Most likely there is no cure or vaccine in Venezuela and no cure or vaccine anywhere soon. The Russians s claim to have one too but that's doubtful.[/QUOTE]The RF has already three types of vaccines developed on different principles. The first one is a vector one based on human adenovirus, the second is totally synthetic and works well for anyone with allergies, the third one is based on the same platform that a vaccine against polio and encephalitis. Put your doubts aside. The first will be produced in Brazil and maybe in Venezuela next year.
[QUOTE=Deldarunna;2497103]I came back from Brazil 2 weeks ago, and my wife said I could not come home without a negative test. We have small children in our house. I went to the far rockaway section of Queens and got a rapid test as soon as I left JFK. It was free, and I got my results in less than an hour. COVID 19 test.[/QUOTE]Unfortunately rapid tests lack sensitivity, I. E. They are prone to false negatives. They may be useful as a means for someone to facilitate travel, but are unreliable, particularly in those with no symptoms.
Stirling.
[QUOTE=Kazeu;2497268]Thanks for sharing. Much appreciated. Glad your into skinny chicks. They need food too. LOL.
Personally for me this girl is a probably a 6 / 10 in terms of body. Girls like this are dime a dozen in asia. I come to Colombia to find girls with a wider caboose.[/QUOTE]I love 'them all.
[QUOTE=SlapShot10;2497324]Atta boy! But no Fing way I'm packing extra shoes when you can buy knockoffs here.
I read taking vitamin D the helps protect from COVID, not sure if giving it helps, as well.
Go get a big breakfast at Sweet Georgia Cafe, one day, and let me know what you think. Likely no atmosphere, but it's better than arepa and platano. My other favorite is Al Alma, if you walk up to Provenza.
I'd say PM me for Halloween plans, but I'd guess it would be difficult to get you to contribute the Coin part, let alone the Bit, for a membership. Glad you're back. I was getting driven away by the forum chatter, since you left.[/QUOTE]There are a few Al Alma locations. I believe there's one in Manila and another in La Strada. d'Andres is another good breakfast. Hotel Du Park Royal used to do a good breakfast buffet, with omelettes to order.
[QUOTE=SlapShot10;2497345]No.
It's far more expensive and far less options. It's going to be tough to get down to 15% if you don't eat egg whites because you don't want to waste the yolk.[/QUOTE]Heck, he even grinds up the eggshells and uses them in his coffee so he doesn't waste them.
I like to be creative and fun. I wrote a long post but it was erased so keeping it brief.
[QUOTE=PolloNegro;2497265]At how many Americans come to Colombia to be have their freedoms limited. You are staying in Poblado and you are paying three times to five times to going rate for rent. Why would you allow anyone to tell you what you can or cannot do in an apartment that you are paying that much for? Maybe that's just acceptable for some of you guys, not me. I refuse to be anywhere that my freedoms are limited. Mongering is legal in Colombia, it may not be tolerated as much in Poblado, but I refuse to pay 5 times the going rate to be told who I can bring and cannot bring into my apartment. I am leaving soon, but what I have established is this, next year I will have a rental history, proof that I have rented an apartment in Medellin for the past year and that will give me the going rate for anywhere I want to live in Medellin. Everyone has their own preference, but don't come to board complaining about rules that you freely accept. The sooner that you put a demand on your money the sooner you will have freedoms about the places that you rent. Pollo Negro is out![/QUOTE]That probably sounds crazy to most of the Gringos here but I avoid Poblado. And two terms I will never use to describe myself are "expatriate" or a "Digital Nomad" even though they both could apply. The typical American I have met who identifies with with either or both labels are insufferable bores.
I want to assimilate the local culture, improve my Spanish, live more like a local (okay not a homeless local), and take advantage of the lifestyle and lower cost of living in Medellin. I am sure there are some great places, restaurants, and women in Poblado, and undoubtedly I will get off the Metro one day at that stop, probably on a whim. But the last thing I want when I visit or move to a place as beautiful as Medellin is live like an American in an enclave that reminds me in style and cost of back home. I realize a lot of guys don't or can't roll like that and more power to you. You stay in the high rent district, and I'll stick with my novia's casas and apartments. My favorite place to stay if I wasn't at a girl's place was Hotel Botero in El Centro, the rate fluctuated but I don't think I ever paid over $20 per night and sometimes it was as low as eleven. I heard they were closed. Very user friendly, with a kick-ass little brothel across the street, a few nearby "discos" as my main squeeze called them- the bars with stripper poles and girls to take home. And easy pickens to Botero Parque, and a nice stroll to New Life.
Gratuitous fotos in honor of Halloween. This is the second time I have posted my Numero Uno chica. I claim her catwoman is better than Michelle Pfiefer's jajajaa. These are selfies she sent to me and Gawd knows to who else, but she acts like I am her Numero Uno tambien. Doesn't matter if it's true as long as we both buy into it, jajajajjaja.
Very good session. Full participation throughout and went the distance. I had a bit of everything. Sexy dancing, sensuality, passion, and seem very happy with time spent. Wine at arrival along with a little porn on tv. Addition with music and things heading in a great direction. She loved the masked ideal and that's how we took pictures. Suck me off first round and then took the pounding 2nd round without any complaints. Good time. I was very much satisfied. No kids. Very tight body. Not a sex goddes or chaturbate girl like the slapanonymous. LOL
[QUOTE=Blakman;2497448]I like to be creative and fun. I wrote a long post but it was erased so keeping it brief.[/QUOTE].
[QUOTE=PolloNegro;2497265]At how many Americans come to Colombia to be have their freedoms limited. You are staying in Poblado and you are paying three times to five times to going rate for rent. Why would you allow anyone to tell you what you can or cannot do in an apartment that you are paying that much for? Maybe that's just acceptable for some of you guys, not me. I refuse to be anywhere that my freedoms are limited. Mongering is legal in Colombia, it may not be tolerated as much in Poblado, but I refuse to pay 5 times the going rate to be told who I can bring and cannot bring into my apartment. I am leaving soon, but what I have established is this, next year I will have a rental history, proof that I have rented an apartment in Medellin for the past year and that will give me the going rate for anywhere I want to live in Medellin. Everyone has their own preference, but don't come to board complaining about rules that you freely accept. The sooner that you put a demand on your money the sooner you will have freedoms about the places that you rent. Pollo Negro is out![/QUOTE]I'm not sure where you're getting your numbers. The apartment I planned to rent in Poblado (1 bed 1. 5 bath, big balcony, literally less than 100 yards from everything I need) was $25 per night. Unfortunately, it's not available for all my stay so I ended up paying $30 per night in Laureles. On a short term rental (less than 1 month) I don't believe you can find anything comparable on El Centro for $5-$10 per night.
A friend, who always stays in El Centro managed to find a nice hotel, with air conditioning, in El Centro for $17 per night. But it doesn't really compare. I'll have everything he has plus a full kitchen and washer and dryer. I'll also have no issues with guests.
However, and this is true whether you're in El Centro, Poblado or Laureles, some hotels and apartments have rules prohibiting or limiting guests. It doesn't matter if you're paying $12 a night or $250 a night. The owner has every right to set whatever rules they want. It doesn't matter if prostitution is legal. The same as a hotel can prohibit smoking in the rooms, even though smoking is legal.
Which is why guys need to do their research. If a place restricts guest access, find another place. You're just going to cost yourself more money if you think you can get around the rules.
While I don't have a balcony, I do have 2 bedroom and 2 bathroom and I can bring anybody I want. But keep the noise down. And that's at you guess it $25 a night. Nicely decorated living room, dining room of course kitchen. Confession its in manila. My first 2 guess stayed full 3 hrs so I am already getting my moneys worth. The 8th comes over tomorrow 9 am to 7 pm for 160 mil but she had to beg for it. Anyways blackman out. Surfy turfy what's the news on centro strip clubs this weekend.
[QUOTE=JjBee62;2497672]I'm not sure where you're getting your numbers. The apartment I planned to rent in Poblado (1 bed 1. 5 bath, big balcony, literally less than 100 yards from everything I need) was $25 per night. Unfortunately, it's not available for all my stay so I ended up paying $30 per night in Laureles. On a short term rental (less than 1 month) I don't believe you can find anything comparable on El Centro for $5-$10 per night.
A friend, who always stays in El Centro managed to find a nice hotel, with air conditioning, in El Centro for $17 per night. But it doesn't really compare. I'll have everything he has plus a full kitchen and washer and dryer. I'll also have no issues with guests.
However, and this is true whether you're in El Centro, Poblado or Laureles, some hotels and apartments have rules prohibiting or limiting guests. It doesn't matter if you're paying $12 a night or $250 a night. The owner has every right to set whatever rules they want. It doesn't matter if prostitution is legal. The same as a hotel can prohibit smoking in the rooms, even though smoking is legal.
Which is why guys need to do their research. If a place restricts guest access, find another place. You're just going to cost yourself more money if you think you can get around the rules.[/QUOTE].
I thought had at least a couple of more catgirl fotos but couldn't find them. Problem is, I've had every photo on my phone erased more than once by jealous chicas, a couple of times by ones I had just met. Never let any chica get hold of your fone for even a second. Colombianas are also infamous for putting tracking software on your phone in a flash that is nearly impossible to detect and remove, so the rumor goes. I know mine was loaded once because the girl I was talking to blurted out my location when I tried to tell her I was somewhere else. Even chicas you just met, don't hand over your phone for a minute and for Gawd's sake don't leave them alone with your phone while you are in the bathroom. You have been warned!
Here are a few gratuitous photos of my Numero Uno chica I came across when I was scanning for her catgirl fotos. She is setting out to pick coffee beans at the family pueblo in the photo with the pail. The birds eye view from Guatape she was flipping me a bird two seconds later, can't recall what she was so pissed about, jajaja. We were there for a long weekend with one of her bisexual girl friends, jeje. I took the first two fotos, she sent me the last two. . .