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[QUOTE=Jota Erre]Happiness is like a little feather
The wind has carried up into the air..[/QUOTE]
You embarrass yourself with your continual silly and pontificating song tirades.
BTW could you explain why you've literally spammed all the FSU threads (incl. Belarus, Moscow, ect, which are 4000 kms away) with info about the Kirghizstan riots ?
At best, you have a really really weird agenda. At worst, you suffer from serious mental disorders.
[QUOTE=Prosal]You embarrass yourself with your continual silly songs references.
BTW could you explain why you've spammed all the FSU threads (incl. Belarus, Moscow, ect, which are 4000 kms away) with info about the Kirgistan riots ?
Do you suffer from mental disorders ?[/QUOTE]
Silly songs? A song by Tom Jobim and Vinicius a silly song? Man, you're really an expert on Brazil.
Regards your second question I haven't spammed anything. SPAM is repeating the same post. And these were just three different posts. And they were ralated to the topic.
Uzbekistan is really going up in flames. Definitely the place to go for a quickie!!
É mesmo? É mesmo. A vida como ele é.
[QUOTE=Hughdad]I agree that your CIM shot was totally not cool and abusive. Definately lacked class. Have you heard of discussing what you want with the lady before sessioning? If she is not into what you are into, then select another lady. She has a right to do what she wants with her body.
BelPrazer prices have not gone up. I just recommended to a friend (R$60 for 30 min, R$80 for 40 minutes and $100 for 1 hour.) He enjoyed a dupla there for a sepcial of R$160.[/QUOTE]
Its 100 R for the 1 hr session.......however, if you decide to use a credit card, there is an extra fee applied. Forget now how much. Prices have not changed. I know, I was there on friday.
[QUOTE=Jota Erre]For whoever is interested. Here's the scond part of the same documentary covering Carnaval.
Carnaval, for example, is something that wouldn't be posible without people from the favelas.
They're the ones that create the costumes and most of the "escolas de samba" are associated to them.
[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adqyONH8I-g[/url][/QUOTE]
Hmmm!! But it would be so much better if the people did not have to live in favelas, or do you think that is essential?
The Rio Carnaval is a great spectacle, but the way it is organized should make nobody proud. A joint venture between local, state and federal government together with the bicheiros, the real mafia.
The point is that if something really attracts me to Brazil is precisely that elusive search for happiness.
I don't pretend to have all the answers, but of all the places where I have lived (and I've been around), Brazil still is a very special one. Capable of making you both extremely happy and extremely unhappy...
That Brazil is a bureaucratic disaster? Probably. That Brazilians are nuts and obsessive? Sure. That social differences are huge and offensive? Definitely.
Still I find an energy and beauty in Brazil that I can't find anywhere else. Both in nature and in people.
In the so-called first world we all care too much about our careers and our stiff rules, and we don't even struggle for happiness anymore.
It's just a fake happiness made of symbols and depressing objectives.
What is more, I've known people with a pureness of heart I couldn't find in the first world. Definitely not in Bel Air or Park Avenue ...and I'm not talking about Copa.
Brazil is much bigger than Rio!
Believe me, I have known my share of multimillionaires. From New York to Silicon Valley. But are they happier than those people from the favelas marching on Carnaval for a couple of hours?
Do their lifes have more sense and meaning than a Vinicius de Moraes song?
Are they any better?
Well... I know that Prosal and Perkele have a good answer for that (hey, they look so happy)...
but I dont.
[QUOTE=Jota Erre]The point is that if something really attracts me to Brazil is precisely that elusive search for happiness.
I don't pretend to have all the answers, but of all the places where I have lived (and I've been around), Brazil still is a very special one. Capable of making you both extremely happy and extremely unhappy...
That Brazil is a bureaucratic disaster? Probably. That Brazilians are nuts and obsessive? Sure. That social differences are huge and offensive? Definitely.
Still I find an energy and beauty in Brazil that I can't find anywhere else. Both in nature and in people.
In the so-called first world we all care too much about our careers and our stiff rules, and we don't even struggle for happiness anymore.
It's just a fake happiness made of symbols and depressing objectives.
What is more, I've known people with a pureness of heart I couldn't find in the first world. Definitely not in Bel Air or Park Avenue ...and I'm not talking about Copa.
Brazil is much bigger than Rio!
Believe me, I have known my share of multimillionaires. From New York to Silicon Valley. But are they happier than those people from the favelas marching on Carnaval for a couple of hours?
Do their lifes have more sense and meaning than a Vinicius de Moraes song?
Are they any better?
Well... I know that Prosal and Perkele have a good answer for that (hey, they look so happy)...
but I dont.[/QUOTE]
You are so clueless.
Brasilians may or may not be happier than anyone else.
For majority life here is eternal struggle without any reason for happiness.
Its easy to see that your contacts are thieves and prostitutes (not trying to say that ho's are bad people), who are "improving" their lives through "rich" gringos.
Hey Hughdad - that was some excellent writing in your recent mini field report! Do you have any background as a writer?
[QUOTE=Perkele]You are so clueless.
Its easy to see that your contacts are thieves and prostitutes (not trying to say that ho's are bad people), who are "improving" their lives through "rich" gringos.[/QUOTE]
I'm moving this wonderful discussion to the "Living in Brazil" thread. Since there's a lot of people writing valuable reports about the main topic of this thread (good and fun sex in Rio) and I don't wanna intrude in their space.
By now i have received dozens of PMs of support, thanking me for the posts and one clear message: DON'T MESS WITH THESE PEOPLE! THEY'RE DANGEROUS!
Of course they are talking about PROSAL and PERKELE, the bullies of the forum.
Well.. shouldn't I? But most importantly shouldn't we? It's not their forum.
More at the "Living in Brazil" thread.
[QUOTE=Jota Erre]More at the "Living in Brazil" thread.[/QUOTE]
Skimmed through it. Ouch. I've rarely seen such rambling nonsense. Really weird, to say the least. Obviously, you should consult ASAP.
To apply the old adage, never argue with a fool, he will drag you down to his level then beat you by experience. Bye.
[QUOTE=Puta Playa]Who said that there was no warning? Prior to session, we had an agreement on anal and CIM. I bought an hour with this in mind. Then it was the bait and switch in the room, no anal, no CIM.[/QUOTE]So if you were able to negotiate anal and CIM during the very brief Garota introductions as they come in one right after the other and kiss you on the cheek (or worked it all out with her before going up), they you had an understanding. Not sure why she was so shocked and appalled then.
[QUOTE=Puta Playa]So busting a clean nut in her mouth per our agreement seems a favor in comparison. I've given her a reason to come back the next day and wait for another like me that will keep her in the lifestyle until one day she wakes up at the age of 40, past her GDP expiration date, and married to some dreg Brasilero who beats her daily because no one else wanted such a used up jaded woman. This is the moral territory that we operate in; live and let live.[/QUOTE]Glad you figured it all out for us here. I was wondering what their only option in life was.
[QUOTE=Hughdad]
... Glad you figured it all out for us here. I was wondering what their only option in life was.[/QUOTE]
That's funny!! I dig your style Hughdad, I'm glad you came back out of ISG retirement. :)
[QUOTE=Ricker]That's funny!! I dig your style Hughdad, I'm glad you came back out of ISG retirement. :)[/QUOTE]Thanks. I know I come and go, and so on. I actually am very busy building my new business in Brazil and come back here to get info from older PM's from time to time. Then I do a quick glance of posts and there seems to always be something that I want to chime in on.
I find the overall banter here interesting at times. There are lots of bright guys participating here. Some with vast experience in Brazil, far more than I have and I find their opinions about traveling, living, etc. very helpful. It is often the little tips and the insights about the average Brazilian's mindset that I find invaluable.
What I don't really enjoy is when guys simply objectivity the ladies. No, I'm not out to fall in love or looking to overally romantize the experiences with them. But these ladies are human beings, and I personally find I have a more blissful experience with them by treating nicely. But that experience ends when the hour is up, until I may see them again. There are only two GDP's that I maintain contact with on an on-going basis and that is because they are helping me on a (non-sex related) business project. Contrary to what some here say, some of these ladies have other aspiratons and more drive than to take a guys "clean nut in their mouths until they are used up has beens that have no option but to marry a Brazilian guy that beats them every day." These 2 ladies have proven to be quite ambitious and bright. And I certainly have zero use for the guys that feel that R$100 gives them the right to abuse a woman. Those guys have issues.
Like I say the only time I pay for it now is occassionally when I am in Rio or SP without my lady friend for extended periods. And what usually happens is I will find one or two GDPs that I really enjoy (and that also enjoy couples) and will session with them with my lady when I return to Rio with her. I actually don't even pursue anything while in the US. I just find it a real hassle as I have a tight business travel schedule. Brazil has spoiled me in that regard, knowing I am just weeks away from being back.
Just to let you guys know I opened a restaurant 2 blocks from 4X4 on the main street Primero de Marzo. The name of it is Aquarios Grill, open from 11am-5pm. It is a perfect spot to go before you hit 4X4. If you guys do go there, just mention WSG and have a beer on me with your meal! I appreciate your support. I will also really appreciate it if you PM me and tell me about your experience eating there. Thanks.
Viper10
[QUOTE=Viper10]Just to let you guys know I opened a restaurant 2 blocks from 4X4 on the main street Primero de Marzo. The name of it is Aquarios Grill, open from 11am-5pm. It is a perfect spot to go before you hit 4X4. If you guys do go there, just mention WSG and have a beer on me with your meal! I appreciate your support. I will also really appreciate it if you PM me and tell me about your experience eating there. Thanks.
Viper10[/QUOTE]Can we mention ISG?
[QUOTE=Viper10]Just to let you guys know I opened a restaurant 2 blocks from 4X4 on the main street Primero de Marzo. The name of it is Aquarios Grill, open from 11am-5pm. It is a perfect spot to go before you hit 4X4. If you guys do go there, just mention WSG and have a beer on me with your meal! I appreciate your support. I will also really appreciate it if you PM me and tell me about your experience eating there. Thanks.
Viper10[/QUOTE]Arriving on the 17th of July. We will visit and sample your menu. Good luck with your new business.