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[QUOTE=Luder;2955388]Good morning all.

Will be enroute to Bolivia, but I decided to do a quick 2-day stopover in SP before I catch a quick flight home. I've never been to Brazil before and you can imagine my portuguese is non-existant (thank you google translate? However, as I do speak spanish I think I will be in a bit better position than someone who has no idea. I'm trying to figure out where to stay. Ill be flying into GRU airport on a Tuesday, and wanting to depart on Thursday. I have the following questions:

Hotels or airbnb? What kind of restriction can I expect when having "visitors" over? Do you have any recommendation on a place? ID like to keep it close to the airport, but if downtown SP is the only way, then ill do that instead. Perhaps going to a motel for my extra-fun times might be the better option? Any recommendations on where to have my "fun" ?.I'm still surfing through all the information in this site, so I apologize if I'm
Thanks in advance![/QUOTE]Gold Star (Motel) Hotel which is a block away from Scandallo Boite with in house rooms.

Or.

Hotel PanAmericano which is a "3 star hotel" directly across the street is Casarao Boite with hourly room next door.

I had luck with English-speakers on both venues and the best part is you can walk back to your Hotel, Rest up and repeat for your 2nd and third Garota!! Make sure to retain your cadastra number so you can return back to the bar without paying additional cover charge for the night.

Sorte!!

Questner, I couldn't respond because of it.

[QUOTE=Combo;2955686]There's not much action near GRU. I would make the ride into the city, to the more or less tourist areas (which doesn't include "downtown" and get a hotel there for two nights Most of the hotels are visitor-friendly, but best to ask beforehand to make sure. As far as using Spanish, generally they will understand you, but when they reply in Portugues, you'll likely have a hard time understanding them. I'm also a Spanish speaker and that has been my experience. I would just hit one of the better-known boates both nights. You can do the women on site or take out. Or if you're more into daytime action, go to a few Clinicas. Or do both.[/QUOTE]I definitely wish ID understand them more than I'm sure theyll understand me. I have found spanish sounds a little closer to portuguese than the other way around xD I will be bringing my phone with an esim so I do think translating apps will be my best friend LOL I know you didn't mean it that way (I think) but the on site or take out comment had me hollering haha. I have mongered out here in Canada, and most of it has been independent ladies who have their own sites (so contacting via text primarily and setting things up with them) and direct booking has always been my go-to. Clinicas is a new style I'm not used to but I'm willing to give it a try! I do want to check out Scandallo as it's the hot topic of boates on this forum it seems, and just to get that one-time experience would be pretty neat. Ill see what I end up doing but thank you for the recommendations!

[QUOTE=Izl80;2955695]Gold Star (Motel) Hotel which is a block away from Scandallo Boite with in house rooms.

Or.

Hotel PanAmericano which is a "3 star hotel" directly across the street is Casarao Boite with hourly room next door.

I had luck with English-speakers on both venues and the best part is you can walk back to your Hotel, Rest up and repeat for your 2nd and third Garota!! Make sure to retain your cadastra number so you can return back to the bar without paying additional cover charge for the night.

Sorte!![/QUOTE]Thank you for these specific recommendations! It makes it so much easier when I have names to go from to expand the search on them. I'll keep it all in mind! Much gracias.

[QUOTE=Lalabo;2955848]Questner, I couldn't respond because of it.[/QUOTE]Thanks it has been cleaned.

I read about some members having problem with Uber drivers claiming they didn't get paid, when paying with cash. I always pay Uber (and everything else) with cash. It happened to me twice that Uber drivers claim they didn't get paid. I solved it by contacting Uber. There is an easy way to solve this problem when paying Uber with cash. After you've paid and before you leave the car you ask the driver to "finalizar" (finish the ride). That way he can't claim later that he didn't get paid.

I've almost finished transferring 380 hours of camcorder recordings (Hi8/ MiniDV) to my PC. All filmed in Brazil during 1992-2010. It's interesting to see how Brazil have changed since then. It's a shame how many cities that used to be pussy heaven turned into tidy and respectable tourist destinations. Specially Fortaleza, Natal and Salvador really lost most of the mongering scenes. As you know Copacabana has changed a lot. Help, Meia Pataca and ho beach were spectacular. The carnival balls with all the girls showing ass, tits and pussy would be impossible today. The girls wouldn't dare being afraid of ending up on the internet. Ho-beach with tons of topless girls was incredible. Today it's too much political correctness and evangelicas. There are no longer cute girls handing out tourist brochures at the airport. Brochures with advertisements from all the major termas.

It's a shame how obesity have spread out in Brazil. Thirty years ago the bodies were so much fitter. Natural bodies without fake tits and asses. I have wondered when the Brazilian girls stopped having hairy pussies. On my recordings there are X hundreds of naked girls. To me it seems like the hairy pussies went out of fashion around 1996. The girls started to tend their bushes, mostly Chaplins and landings strips. Totally shaved wasn't in fashion yet.

I like to protect myself and never bareback any professional girls. Regular girls I only bareback in exceptional cases. Anyway it seems like barebacking was more accepted 30 years ago.

[QUOTE=Sperto;2961877]I have wondered when the Brazilian girls stopped having hairy pussies. On my recordings there are X hundreds of naked girls. To me it seems like the hairy pussies went out of fashion around 1996. The girls started to tend their bushes, mostly Chaplins and landings strips. Totally shaved wasn't in fashion yet.[/QUOTE]When the people making porno movies told the girls in them to shave.

[QUOTE=Sperto;2961877]I've almost finished transferring 380 hours of camcorder recordings (Hi8/ MiniDV) to my PC.[/QUOTE]Is the footage for personal viewing only or are you thinking of putting it into the public domain if suitable? I know many people who would be interested in viewing.

[QUOTE=Jingo10;2961908]Is the footage for personal viewing only or are you thinking of putting it into the public domain if suitable? I know many people who would be interested in viewing.[/QUOTE]Only personal viewing.

[QUOTE=Sperto;2961877]... I have wondered when the Brazilian girls stopped having hairy pussies. On my recordings there are X hundreds of naked girls. To me it seems like the hairy pussies went out of fashion around 1996. The girls started to tend their bushes, mostly Chaplins and landings strips. Totally shaved wasn't in fashion yet.
...[/QUOTE]Hairy pussies went out of fashion when lesbianism (which they prefer to call bisexuality) came into fashion. Most Brazilian girls nowadays will boast about not being averse to sex with other women. The deterrent to homosexuality is SMELL. Shaving + deodorants are responsible for today's homosexuality pandemics. Bring back the hairs & smell and homosexuality reverts to baseline (3-5% of the population).

[QUOTE=XXL;2962148]Most Brazilian girls nowadays will boast about not being averse to sex with other women.[/QUOTE]I have dated a shit ton of normal women in Brazil for over 20 years, and none of those that I know of have sex with other women. If you are talking about Brazilian women that are hookers, then you are probably correct. It was nothing to go into 4 X4 and take 2 chicks and have them eating each other out.

Sperto's posts were among the best if not the best guide for Rio for a whole generation of we few, we happy few.

[QUOTE=TheCane;2961945]Other than complaints, gripes, and personal attacks this guy has shared virtually nothing on ISG for many, many, many years now. So don't hold your breath![/QUOTE]

Laundry in Brazil is expensive and bureaucratic. They want your phone number, your name, they enter every piece of laundry into a computer. They stop working on Saturday noon and of course they don't work on Sundays and Holidays. I brought in some laundry on Thursday to pick it up on Saturday and guess what? It was not ready on Saturday. Annoying since I'm switching hotel on Saturday, so I'll have to take a cab back from Cerqueira Cesar to Itaim just to collect my laundry.

Compare with Thailand. In Thailand you pay 60 baht per kilo, that's 12 Reais. You place the bag on a scale, they write down the price on a numbered piece of paper and tell you to "come tomorrow after 2 pm". The next day after 2 pm your laundry is ALWAYS ready. No writing down or entering anything into a computer. They don't want to know your name, they know who you are and what laundry is yours when you show up. If you pay double for "express" (24 Reais / kilo), you get back your laundry within 5 hours. Of course, they work Saturday, Sunday and on Holidays. Everyone in the family toils at the laundry shop 7 days a week, mother, father, son, uncle.

Living for a considerable time in Brazil without having one's own washing machine is a drain on one's budget and a pain in the neck.

[QUOTE=XXL;2963073]Living for a considerable time in Brazil without having one's own washing machine is a drain on one's budget and a pain in the neck.[/QUOTE]Most apartments for rent in Brazil have laundry machines.

[QUOTE=XXL;2963073]Laundry in Brazil is expensive and bureaucratic. They want your phone number, your name, they enter every piece of laundry into a computer. ...[/QUOTE]I have used OMO Lavanderia. They are all over the city, even inside apartment.