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Faulk,
Who cares man, pussy is pussy.
Bang it, eat it, fuck it, then forget it until the next session.
LoverBoy
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After years of studying and reading about North Korea, I would not expect any "quality" pussy or much else until a generation after the Communist Govt falls. It will take at least two generations of high quality beef and rice consumption to get anything like we currently see in Japan, S. Korea, Thailand and anywhere else in Asia.
When you look at NK Girls and they are smiling you can see stains on their teeth (and this was from pictures on the '70s when food was more common), this is from Vitamin B deficiency. The average North korean hasn't had enough vitamins for good health for the past decade. I am amazed when I read about the famine that has been there for so long that women are able to have periods, let alone bear children.
North Korea is a really sad place.
I have been to NK and trust me, some girls are very cute. Surely not elegant and no good make-up, but some sexy women in uniform.
I tried to talk to some of them, but it was a reall miss.
so no sex for a few days.. even the guides did not respond to my sollicitations
From 9-02-04 edition of Hankooki.com
By Andrei Lankov
Once upon a time, prostitution was common in the North. Prior to the Korean War, the kisaeng houses _ a cross between an elite club, a restaurant, and a brothel _ flourished in the cities, and in the years 1945-1950 even the leaders of the new Communist regime would occasionally choose a kisaeng house for a confidential meeting. Suffice to say that the first encounter between Kim Il-sung and the leader of the North Korean Nationalist Right, Cho Man-sik, was arranged by Soviet officers in Hwabang, the then famous kisaeng house.
In the late 1940s, the North Korean government embarked on an anti-prostitution campaign. The kisaeng houses were closed down by the beginning of the Korean War, and in the elaborate system of hereditary ``class classification’’ of the late 1950s their former employees were defined as members of the ``hostile class.’’
It is not clear when and how prostitution made its comeback in the North. Perhaps the turning point was reached around 1980, when the authorities opened the so-called Ansan Club near the small but luxurious Potonggang Hotel. In this club the patrons (exclusively foreigners) were entertained by hostesses from Southeast Asian countries. However, the authorities kept Korean women away from this dirty business _ and the club did not last for long.
Things changed in the late 1980s when Pyongyang staged the 13th International Festival of Youth and Students. This gathering attracted several tens of thousands of foreigners, and some of them were interested in sex-for-sale. Rumors persisted that during the festival the North Korean police had instructions to turn a blind eye to sexual liaisons between local women and foreigners.
Around the same time, with the tacit approval of the police, professional prostitutes began to ply their trade in major international hotels. This is still the case. The girls’ ranks are often swelled by hotel personnel _ the allure of hard currency being too strong to resist…
And then the early 1990s changed everything. The dissolution of the communist camp triggered a collapse of the North Korean economy. An estimated three-quarters of the industrial plants ceased to operate by the mid-1990s. After the floods of 1995, the government was unable to issue rations, and most people in the countryside were left to their own fate.
In this new environment domestic prostitution was bound to appear and flourish. The merchants needed easy sex _ and could buy it from the crowds of impoverished, displaced women. The hookers appeared in the markets, or near large shops and restaurants. Some private eateries began to provide a ``special service,’’ sending girls to please the patrons after they finished their meals (the owners received a commission equal to some 20 percent of the girl’s fee). Prostitution became an important source of revenue for private inns _ and such inns have sprung up in great numbers in the last decade.
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June 7, 2005
Pyongyang - The Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) on Monday rejected the [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord908][CodeWord908][/url] charges by the United States, calling it "part of the US anti-DPRK psychological operation."
It is "part of the US anti-DPRK psychological operation aimed to damage the international prestige of the DPRK and realize a 'regime change' in it," the official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) said in a commentary.
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"This only indicates that the US has gone to a reckless phase in its moves to damage the legitimate authority of the DPRK government," the commentary said.
A war of words between the DPRK and the United States has intensified as the six-party talks remain deadlocked.
The DPRK, China, Japan, Russia, the United States and South Korea have held three rounds of talks trying to resolve the DPRK nuclear issue. The six-party talks have been stalled since June last year amid differences between the DPRK and the United States.Pyongyang has accused Washington of adopting a hostile policy on the issue.
I'll be on a tour in NK in Oct 05 and saw (from some other visitors on the same trip earlier) that one stayed at a certain hotel where there was a "party zone" for mainly the chinese guests.
I know they are a horny bunch and there is ladies available at these hotels but what kind of risk does one take? Only for chinese guests or do they take on eurotrash too?
That you might be videotaped or s*t doesn't bother but do the Officials act on this? Police raids or is it really safe (I don't think in terms of VD).
DB,
Good on you; the chance of a lifetime! The Dear Leader's award for the first weiguk to shag a Nord beavette still remains open. This award, the Dear Leader's Beaver Cleaver Award, is yours' for the taking. But you can't do it with a Chinese girl.
Good luck.
AR
DB,
You have the chance of a lifetime, the Dear Leader's award to the first weiguk to shag a Nord beavette remains unclaimed. This award, the Dear Leader's Beaver Cleaver Award, is yours for the taking. But you can't win it with a Chinese girl. You gotta go for it.
Good luck!
AR
[QUOTE=Divine Baal]I'll be on a tour in NK in Oct 05 and saw (from some other visitors on the same trip earlier) that one stayed at a certain hotel where there was a "party zone" for mainly the chinese guests.
I know they are a horny bunch and there is ladies available at these hotels but what kind of risk does one take? Only for chinese guests or do they take on eurotrash too?
That you might be videotaped or s*t doesn't bother but do the Officials act on this? Police raids or is it really safe (I don't think in terms of VD).[/QUOTE]Divine,,
In the basement of the Yanggakdo Hotel in Pyongyang (47 floors on an island on the Taedong River in the center of Pyongyang) there is a casino run by Macau Chinese with Chinese hookers. When I was there it was 128 USD for special service. There is no risk of police raids, but in China you can get the same for a third of the cost or less, depending on the place.
BTW, I'm going to China again in August/September and will definitely post some pics on here when I come back.
[QUOTE=Phil1980]Divine,,
In the basement of the Yanggakdo Hotel in Pyongyang (47 floors on an island on the Taedong River in the center of Pyongyang) there is a casino run by Macau Chinese with Chinese hookers. When I was there it was 128 USD for special service. There is no risk of police raids, but in China you can get the same for a third of the cost or less, depending on the place.
BTW, I'm going to China again in August/September and will definitely post some pics on here when I come back.[/QUOTE]Gee, thanx. I'll be staying at that hotel and that price was really not what I expected.. (Ok.. was stiffed for 80 USD i Shangahi for an effing simple HJ so I should not complain *lol*) Rather steep. It should be a rare pu**y for me to cash up that amount for just short time. If it was local, then I could write it uff as a novelty but as you said.. Better to take care of the need in China. (And then taste local poontang in Seuol after the visit to NK.
Appreciated the info!
Interesting "political forum", although I think most mongers agree the chance of tasting that first North Korean pussy is not going to happen.
Challenging is an understatement but I admire the first Crusader to prove me wrong.
actually prostitution is supposed to be rampant in north korea, since most people there don't have jobs any longer, the state-run economy has largely collapsed, so people are roaming around, trading goods from china, looking for food, naturally many women at these trading outposts try to get some of the goodies from the chinese traders. only for white westerners the chances of meeting such women appears next to impossible, since you can't just travel around the country on your own.
probably the best chances are at the chinese border, like in dandong for example or elsewhere in the north east of china, i guess there should be north korean women working there, even though they have to be very careful, if the chinese police catches them they will be deported back to n. korea, maybe after having been gang raped at the chinese police station by the "officers", nasty business.
I'm very pleased to be the first to verify that you can in fact have sex with a prostitute in North Korea, although Intransit is also disappointed that this report is not based on personal experience.
Intransit visited the DPRK last weekend. One of our evening activities was a stop at the Yanggokdo Hotel, probably the capital's finest accommodation. Located on an island in the middle of the city, the hotel is off-limits to all North Koreans except the hotel's employees, tourist guides, and the highest level of government officials. Among its imperialist delights are a driving range, where golfers hit balls directly into the river; a casino; and a "health center."
The Health Center offers two services on a menu that includes English. One is "rubdown with a damp towel" US$8 (or perhaps Euros) and "full service" for US$150 (again, perhaps it's Euros, which is the DPRK's baseline foreign currency). Full service is explained as "fucking."
Had Intransit know this in advance, he would have made a beeline for the venue upon arrival. Another member of our group apparently did. But wait, it's not what you think. It is indeed fucking, but the Health Center's sex workers are all imported from China. So for those of you looking to be pussy pioneers and bang a North Korean, you are probably better off, for now, doing so in Dandong on the Chinese side of the border. But for those who want to claim they got laid in the world's last Stalinist state, it can indeed be done.
I can verify everything that Intransit said, although, like him, my report is not based on personal experience. However, I have no reason to doubt the reliability of the report I received.
I was in Pyongyang last weekend on the very same tour that Intransit was. The North Korean government briefly opened its doors to Americans, who are usually banned from entering, to attend the 'Mass Games' that are held every few years. One of the evenings they allowed those members of the group who wanted to visit the Yanggokdo Hotel. One of the group members told me personally that he went to the spa and inquired about their 'special service,' which was priced at 132 dollars or euros, I forget which. He played dumb and asked what the special service is, and he was told 'sex.' The person who told me this told me that he didn't avail himself of the service. However, another member of the group did go in and have a massage. Whether he got laid or not, I don't know. I do know he was in there long enough to hold up the bus taking us back to our hotel, so there is a good chance that he did. Like Intransit, had I known this in advance, I would have made a beeline for the place myself. The problem is, if you do partake of this service, chances are that everyone in your tour group will know it, so you must be beyond embarrassment. (Group tours are the only way to visit North Korea as a tourist.)
The door has already closed on Americans visiting, and it probably won't reopen until the next Mass Games, which will be in 3 or 5 years, I'm not sure which. However, there is no reason anyone else reading this board who isn't a US citizen can't visit. Tours can be booked through [url]www.koryotours.com[/url]. If you're interested in a truly different travel experience, I strongly recommend a visit to North Korea; it's unlike anyplace else I've ever visited. As Intransit said, it's the last remaining Stalinist state. If you do manage to get laid there, please post.
Lorenzo
Not only were Lorenzo and I on the same trip to NorKor, but I just received a PM from another member, who was previously very active on another board, that he was also on the same trip. What does this mean? That ISG members are attracted to going to North Korea? Or that there are way more ISG members out there than we believe?
Freemasons, watch out, here comes ISG!