Medellin Reports

Sisters from Cartegena. I knew they were not from medellin. These are wow girls.

[QUOTE=Blakman;2504967]When I walk in I see 2 stunning tall chocalate girls. I have never seen chocolate girls in gusto so I am wonder are they tourist as well. I also notice my 8th.

Pretty face. Looks a little pudgy tonight she's smiling. She's an old 6 tonight. I decide to buy her a drink. Step number one to balling LOL. Tequila 43 k. 57 k more and I am fucking a girl for 3 hrs. Balling days are over. I leave her alone. She text me says she wants to be with me tomorrow. Its not packed. And its a bad mix of gorditos and a few hot ones. In all Honesty, Gusto nightlife does not compare to Classico the. D.R, Clubs in Pattaya / Thailand. Anyways I am window shopping and I get one of the chocolate girl number. I am willing to pay 300 k for each of them that's how legit they look. Later she text me to by a drink. I text back when we meet. I know that probably kills the possibility. But I am not into paying for drinks then paying more for your time. I can use that money to buy liquor at the house. Anyways what I notice some girls are in Gustos and lleras park club working then the next week they are walking in lleras park. Guess they got the boot from the owners. I found that interesting. I was feeling better but not quite over my bug so I just wanted to get home and sleep. Got in cab the end.[/QUOTE].

[QUOTE=JjBee62;2504864]I have most of the tenses down, although I occasionally get befuddled, however, the more important part is having the vocabulary to go with it. That's where most of my problem is, not being able to remember the right word.[/QUOTE]That's interesting, finding the right words, meaning having a good vocabulary of words which I do isn't the problem for me but the tenses. And all the "dichos" or sayings that people use which won't be found in books. I also struggle at times with the pronunciation or that there may be four different words that can be used for something. And how about when to use "por" or "para", another set of rules apply to their use as well. Por and para also one of the words for "for" in English, yet por is used in the past when as an example thanking someone for their help, gracias por su ayuda, yet por is also used in a numbers terms like por dia o hora, so many "reglas" to learn as the fluent speakers on this board know.

[QUOTE=Knowledge;2504894]Spanish is useful and convenient in Colombia but not necessary for leisure purposes. It is an advantage but not a deal maker or deal breaker. On websites like this one you will often see statements along the lines of "no one speaks English in Colombia". Of course that is not true across the board. Very few of the providers and their support personnel we interact with as punters speak English but it is extremely rare to encounter a white collar professional in Colombia who does not have at least intermediate level English. It is generally a non-negotiable requirement for any salaried employees above entry level of major companies. Especially foreign owned companies.[/QUOTE]Car lot and coming home with a Hooptie for which you overpaid, or a great deal on a low-mileage newer car in great condition. Alright, that's an exaggeration because it is possible to get great girls without knowing the language, but it will take you five times the effort.

[QUOTE=Knowledge;2504894]Spanish is useful and convenient in Colombia but not necessary for leisure purposes. It is an advantage but not a deal maker or deal breaker. On websites like this one you will often see statements along the lines of "no one speaks English in Colombia". Of course that is not true across the board. Very few of the providers and their support personnel we interact with as punters speak English but it is extremely rare to encounter a white collar professional in Colombia who does not have at least intermediate level English. It is generally a non-negotiable requirement for any salaried employees above entry level of major companies. Especially foreign owned companies.[/QUOTE]Interesting perspective on who does, and does not speak English in Colombia. Seems that most of the younger professionals speak some, yet in my business dealings in Colombia which included architects, civil / structural engineers, accountants, none of them spoke any English, nor did I ever encounter but one or two people at Bancolombia or Claro which I had a lot of interaction with who spoke English. Additionally I purchased lots of materials from Homecenter and from other construction suppliers in Medellin and rarely encountered anyone who spoke English. So based on my personal business dealings that is my perspective.

I agree with you that for tourist / leisure activities it is not necessary, yet I see it as an impediment for mongers which was the point of my original post.

As an example as lot of Chicas will come up with "bullshit" excuses as to why they have to leave early, or need more money, or there may be an interaction with someone else like say a taxi driver or Portero or whatever, which may severely handicap the monger who doesn't understand what is being said. Hence if he understood he could question the veracity of things.

I guess I failed to accurately articulate this in my post.

[QUOTE=Osteoknot;2504846]But learning Spanish improves access and quality of the encounters as much as any factor I can think of, including money, IMO. My Spanish skills sound about the same as yours. The Spanish I have learned has probably paid more dividends than any other single effort I have made with the chicas. In fact, I dream of the day when I will be truly fluent in Spanish and how that will further enhance my Colombian lifestyle. A milestone for me was when could leave my phone behind and not feel panic inside without access to Google Translate, jaja. Sure, learning Spanish may not be practical for a one time short term visit but even then, if you know ahead of time about your trip here, 20 minutes a day on the free app Duolingo is more than worth it.[/QUOTE]I pulled my phone out twice to translate this trip. Once to look up a single word, the other time for a sentence I had right, but the guy couldn't hear me through my mask.

[QUOTE=Osteoknot;2504882]Entertaining. I am not questioning the veracity of your Report, but I thought "tall" and "Paisa" were mutually exclusive terms. I randomly tagged five Paisas in a row in Medellin and not one of them was over 5 feet tall.[/QUOTE]I know a few who are at least 5'9", but I'm plenty happy with the 5'0" girls.

[QUOTE=Knowledge;2505020]Gustos is a classic tourist trap.[/QUOTE]And after reading the posts here, no future plans to go to Gustos. Personal preference, sounds like some guys had great times there and I fault no one for that. My Numero Uno novia Catgirl loves places like that, partly because she is bisexual and because she gets turned on by spending money and leaving big tips. Yet another good reason for me not to go there, jajaja.

It could happen. I guess everyone has to weigh their options and decide for themselves.

[QUOTE=Admin2;2505046]Because the economy here is really fucking wrecked but there seems to be no end of stupidity when it comes to locking down.

I have been asking random Colombians, hookers, my trainer, taxi and uber guys what they think the overall case fatality rate is for covid and all of them (maybe 15-20 people, so not a huge sample) say 20-25% they honestly think that for every 4-5 confirmed cases one person dies.

I'm here until it's over and I'm prepared for a lockdown but my thinking is find the place you want to be until April and stay there, especially in the Northern Hemisphere because they aren't giving any notice.[/QUOTE]

Tenses are the [URL]bomb.com[/URL] .

Translate: I already knew the information when he began explaining.

Hint: Ya había sabido los datos cuándo él se puso a explicar.

[QUOTE=JjBee62;2504864]I have most of the tenses down, although I occasionally get befuddled, however, the more important part is having the vocabulary to go with it. That's where most of my problem is, not being able to remember the right word.[/QUOTE]

You walk up to a puta show 300 mil to my house on your translater and off you go.

[QUOTE=Osteoknot;2505064]Car lot and coming home with a Hooptie for which you overpaid, or a great deal on a low-mileage newer car in great condition. Alright, that's an exaggeration because it is possible to get great girls without knowing the language, but it will take you five times the effort.[/QUOTE].

Although I woke up feeling like crap yesterday, once my medications kicked in I got some energy back and put together a game plan. First order of business was to wake up my two other Musketeers and get a schedule set.

By 2:30 we were all together at Santa Fe mall, drinking some body fuel from Cosecha. We were going to need it because our first event was Kart racing in the bottom level of Santa Fe mall. I believe it's on sublevel 6. There's an Xtreme Karts location down there with fast (about 40 mph), electric carts. Price is 20 k for a 5 minute race. That might seem like a short time until you do it. You're going to work up a sweat and get a workout.

We ended up running 2 races. I'll let Chobomat and Racshack tell you who won. Seriously, for 20 k it's quite an exciting ride. I had to tell Racshack, if he was going to keep tapping my ass like that, he could at least pull my hair.

After a cooldown period and another visit to Cosecha for some juice for me, while the others went to Tostao for coffee, we made our way to Provenza and El Botanico restaurant. El Botanico is a bit pricey. We ended up paying 200 k each, with a small extra tip. 3 entrees, 3 appetizers and 2 signature cocktails each, plus a beer. Everything was excellent, including the service. It's a great place to be able to relax and talk with friends, or to take a date.

The finish to the night I've already posted. Now I'm about ready to board my flight. I'll post some final thoughts later.

[QUOTE=JjBee62;2504996] a waiter who will help with your table selection. Ours was in the corner, next to the stage, close to the doors leading up to the rooms, a good spot. [/QUOTE]Hey,

I was at La Isla yesterday too. Were y'all the crowd that included one fairly young looking Asian gentleman? I think I was sitting behind you guys haha.

[QUOTE=Bmore07;2504870]The rumor has Colombia going into another quarantine. I'd prefer not to get stuck. Have a friend whovot stuck in Italy for 4 months. Anyone else hearing about another shut down?[/QUOTE]This would be important news for many of us. I have a trip in two weeks, but I can't risk getting stuck there so it may not happen.

It is a recurring theme on websites like this one. The most basic simple facts are fuel for pages and pages of fear, uncertainty and doubt.

[QUOTE=Blakman;2505099]You walk up to a puta show 300 mil to my house on your translater and off you go..[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Combo;2505120]This would be important news for many of us. I have a trip in two weeks, but I can't risk getting stuck there so it may not happen.[/QUOTE]I don't think it's going to happen. There's a video from Duque saying that it would be economic and social suicide. Besides the pandemic seems to be under some semblance of control (or at least it's not running rampage). There's was a little spike in cases a few weeks ago but even that seems to be receding.

Not to say that it won't ever happen, but in two weeks seems unlikely. At least I hope so because I'm in Colombian until then haha.