Santo Domingo

[QUOTE=Alex Deuce]I like how all mongers think their dollar drives these economies. The sad truth is the dollar build an economic base that eventually drives traffic that supplants the monger dollars and the tout traffic becomes a public nuisance. That's not even getting onto the feminatzis nor foreign governments pressing for the host country to make all prostitution illegal.[/QUOTE]I always thought that the Dominican economy was driven by rum, bananas, and ham & cheese sandwiches... lol

-Helpmann :D

[QUOTE=Helpmann]I always thought that the Dominican economy was driven by rum, bananas, and ham & cheese sandwiches... lol

-Helpmann :D[/QUOTE]

LOL :D

Man do i miss late night puta shopping. Thee, Four even Five late night taco snacks.

[QUOTE=BoricuaOnline]Now we have hurricane Thomas to crack the National Police. Higher chances are that hurricane is going to affect the south coast with heavy rains then changing its route to form a see around Hispaniola Island so DR will be under the influence of the storm for a few days. Yesterday hurricane was east of the caribbean islands, hundreds of miles away from my country, Puerto Rico which is East of the Dominican Republic and some hurricane related heavy rains felt in some parts of the island. Heavy rain is expected during the week. The strongest part of a hurricane it is northen half so when hurricanes route is south of x place it does more damage. If you are going to travel to the DR this week stay tunned to intellicast and NOAA.[/QUOTE]Gracias.

Hurricane Tomas is weakening. Thanks for the heads up. This time of the year, I should check for Hurricanes before buying my tickets.

Airline ticket prices are slowly creeping up. Jetblue in September had round trip tickets for $279, now the price is $391 and for some dates this month the price is over $450. Jetblue changed their schedule from JFK, no more very early morning flights.

Guys,

Thanks for all you info. I have been in SD from 14 to 19 oktober and can conform that no SW can be found on Malecon, Still it is quit easy to have fun in SD. Simply go to the end of El Conde, to the parque Colon and sit on the chairs. Both Freebies and semi-profs will try to make contact.

Necessary to speak spanish tough. If you want the easy way go to Sosua.

Also make shure you get an hotel in zona colonial, or you will be spending too much time in taxis.

[url]www.palavenezuela.com[/url]

This webpage contains information of clubs on Avenida Venezuela.

On the menu:

Inicio means initial or cover page.

Vitrineo is a page with pictures of people on different activities on Venezuela Ave. clubs

Lugares is the list of clubs with adresses, phone numbers, webpages etc.

Pa' donde E' is a calendar of activities for the week.

[QUOTE=Mr Gogo]You better read the Medellin forum and the general forum. There is a heated discussion now going on about" community clensing" involving the police and vigilate groups. But I love Colombia if you need info pm me before you go.[/QUOTE] I will definitely read the Medellin forum before I setup a trip to Colombia. But, if there are issues there. And I hear Rio is not as good as it use to be. Lima, read issues there to with crackdowns in some of the hangout places. What's left in South America to explore? Argentina?

[QUOTE=CrazySunny69] If anyone wants to stay away from the street girls, touts and wants the name of some of my friends who can imtroduce you to some of these non pro, cleaner females let me know. Here''s one I recommend that I guarentee noone will ever complain about being hustled!

His name is The Pastor, I reckon because of his calm mannerism, honesty and wisdom. The pastor has a couple hundred hotties in his phone, he speaks 5 languages, he is Haitan, trusyworthy and humble. Remember, honesty is hard to find with the touts, hustling and working the street! The Pastors number is 1-829-863-8158 or Santo who has helped many people on the board here over the years 1-809-743-9798 with personal introductions can pcik you up at the airport and understand english well but doesn't seak well but yiou can understand him for sure!

CS[/QUOTE]Thanks for the info.

Are you the owner of Dollhouse International in Colombia (advertises on ISG)? Looks like a huge bar that gets famous entertainers like Don Omar to perform there.

His name is The Pastor, I reckon because of his calm mannerism, honesty and wisdom. The pastor has a couple hundred hotties in his phone, he speaks 5 languages, he is Haitan, trusyworthy and humble. Remember, honesty is hard to find with the touts, hustling and working the street! The Pastors number is 1-829-863-8158 or Santo who has helped many people on the board here over the years 1-809-743-9798 with personal introductions can pcik you up at the airport and understand english well but doesn't seak well but yiou can understand him for sure!

CS[/QUOTE]Hey fellas, I'm a newbie to this website. This info is right on time. I'll be in Santo Domingo from Nov 8th to the 12th. Can it really be that easy? All I have to do is call one of these guys and I can be knee deep in dominican ass? Do I have to reference somebody or something? I'm assuming they'll want to know how I got their number.

Thanks

[QUOTE=Cpt Frank] Hey fellas, I'm a newbie to this website. This info is right on time. I'll be in Santo Domingo from Nov 8th to the 12th. Can it really be that easy? All I have to do is call one of these guys and I can be knee deep in dominican ass? Do I have to reference somebody or something? I'm assuming they'll want to know how I got their number.

Thanks[/QUOTE]Welcome to the site. I don't think those guys will be too concerned who gave you the number. You can tell them the Dominicano who is associated with the Doll House International in Medellin, Colombia provided their numbers.

Joe Roma a member on this site, I believe has had a guy named Santo help him in the past in Santo Domingo and the guy did a good job. I don't know if it is the same Santo mentioned by CrazySonny69.

Mardonius another member on this site was recently in Santo Domingo and he has the phone number of a taxi driver who brought over some chicas. You may want to send a message to Joe Roma and Mardonius for further information regarding phone numbers of Dominican guys who helped them.

Any questions, just ask away.

Captain,
This is your 2nd post on this site. How many visits to SD have you made? Why are you pushing this person? These street people all have a story and a an angle. Give us more information of how many times you have spent with him.


[QUOTE=Cpt Frank]His name is The Pastor, I reckon because of his calm mannerism, honesty and wisdom. The pastor has a couple hundred hotties in his phone, he speaks 5 languages, he is Haitan, trusyworthy and humble. Remember, honesty is hard to find with the touts, hustling and working the street! The Pastors number is 1-829-863-8158 or Santo who has helped many people on the board here over the years 1-809-743-9798 with personal introductions can pcik you up at the airport and understand english well but doesn't seak well but yiou can understand him for sure!

CS[/QUOTE]Hey fellas, I'm a newbie to this website. This info is right on time. I'll be in Santo Domingo from Nov 8th to the 12th. Can it really be that easy? All I have to do is call one of these guys and I can be knee deep in dominican ass? Do I have to reference somebody or something? I'm assuming they'll want to know how I got their number.

Thanks[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Score77]Captain,

This is your 2nd post on this site. How many visits to SD have you made? Why are you pushing this person? These street people all have a story and a an angle. Give us more information of how many times you have spent with him.

Hey fellas, I'm a newbie to this website. This info is right on time. I'll be in Santo Domingo from Nov 8th to the 12th. Can it really be that easy? All I have to do is call one of these guys and I can be knee deep in dominican ass? Do I have to reference somebody or something? I'm assuming they'll want to know how I got their number.

Thanks[/QUOTE][/QUOTE]He was quoting my post, wherein I quoted the post from crazysonny69. Captain is not promoting those two guys, he is just searching for info.

[QUOTE=Jaosousa]Welcome to the site. I don't think those guys will be too concerned who gave you the number. You can tell them the Dominicano who is associated with the Doll House International in Medellin, Colombia provided their numbers.

Joe Roma a member on this site, I believe has had a guy named Santo help him in the past in Santo Domingo and the guy did a good job. I don't know if it is the same Santo mentioned by CrazySonny69.[/QUOTE]I have a friend that is a tour guide in Santo Domingo. I use him as my interpreter if you speak slowly he will undersatand you and you can understand him. I have been to SD 9 times and my friend has always been trustworthy and honest. His name is Santo and he understands treating people right to get repeat business and spread good word of mouth. He would be happy to hear from anyone wanting to stay in or near Santo Dom.

His # is 809 506-2757 just tell him that Chris gave you his number. Call him before your trip and he will make sure things go smooth and you have a great time. He will stay with you for as long or as short as you like. For very little money he will stay and take care of you all day. I always say that you don't need a tour guide while in SD but it is so much better if you do.

Does anyone know if the car washes in Santo Domingo are still good places to meet chicas?

[QUOTE=Jaosousa]Thanks for the info.

Are you the owner of Dollhouse International in Colombia (advertises on ISG)? Looks like a huge bar that gets famous entertainers like Don Omar to perform there.[/QUOTE]Hi to everyone! I want to introduce myself. My name is Stanley aka the pastor. I can speak english, spanish, french, italian and german and I try to be honest.

Thiis my first post. O want to say hellp to everyone

CS I do not think owns the bar dollhouse-

It is true I do have many contact in my phone over 300 numbers!

If you want a special time call me- Tell me the type of females you like-

I will do my best for you and be honst all the time-and noyçt bother you like some Dominicans do.

The Pastor

[QUOTE=Joe Roma]I have a friend that is a tour guide in Santo Domingo. I use him as my interpreter if you speak slowly he will undersatand you and you can understand him. I have been to SD 9 times and my friend has always been trustworthy and honest. His name is Santo and he understands treating people right to get repeat business and spread good word of mouth. He would be happy to hear from anyone wanting to stay in or near Santo Dom.

His # is 809 506-2757 just tell him that Chris gave you his number. Call him before your trip and he will make sure things go smooth and you have a great time. He will stay with you for as long or as short as you like. For very little money he will stay and take care of you all day. I always say that you don't need a tour guide while in SD but it is so much better if you do.[/QUOTE]Yes everyone knows Santo he a a very good guy!

ThePastor