Sosua Reports

[QUOTE=Mr Gogo]I agree 100% but IMHO this is how I think it works. The Germans are usually first on the spot, being they choose to explore and not monger with others. Then the Italians and Americans find out about the germans hidden paradise. The Germans then say damn and move on to another spot leaving the americans and italians. The older Americans usually lock down(support financially)the younger chicas. Puerto plata is a good example of this. I know alot of older Americans that will not go near sosua, but will chill with their Dominicana in Puerto plata, playing house.

Then here comes the younger Americans with their swagger. Pants hanging low, Ny hat sideways, fake jewelry, and a fat roll of 1 dollar bills. I'm not knocking it thats their thing, I'm sure our parents looked at us sideways because of shit we did. Girls that bang these dudes want quantity(money) over quality, so I'm not offended. When these guys come eveyrone throws up their hands and cries foul. But you can't end the game and take your ball. All they do is clear out the street trolls, its like a catfish in an aquarium. I'll share my spot because in the end it's all entertainment.[/QUOTE]


Great post Mr Gogo,,,,,, myself I can do without Sosua but at the same token I will generally suggest Sosua to a newbie. If you are new to the DR Sosua is still paradise. If you are an old timer like me Sosua can go to hell.

[QUOTE=Mr Gogo]....Then here comes the younger Americans with their swagger. Pants hanging low, Ny hat sideways, fake jewelry, and a fat roll of 1 dollar bills. I'm not knocking it thats their thing, I'm sure our parents looked at us sideways because of shit we did.........[/QUOTE]

I can still remember some of the comments I would get about "doing my thing". LOL

[QUOTE=Jaosousa]Texas and Sosua are similar in that they are both polluted, the water and the air, caused by a lack of government regulation. I read somewhere that Texas is one of the most polluted states in the Country. No fun when all that pollution causes illness. I am more than happy to pay high taxes to live in a clean, corruption free place.[/QUOTE]
Texas is a huge place my friend. Pin point an exact location because it's very spread out here. If we have any place similar to Sosua that is "corrupt" or the water is filthy then it must be some bum-fuck town I've never heard of. Or maybe some border town like Laredo?

I would've never guessed Texas as being "corrupt" or "polluted"; not with all the out of state license plates with the moving trailers hitched to them rolling into town daily. I just assumed they all are coming here for the low taxes and low unemployment.

But I've lived here all my life so maybe I'm just biased :)

Oh, we don't care too much for words like "government regulation" down here because we see how well they've worked in other states and cities like Detroit, NYC, California, Atlanta, Ohio...

Out of the three of these lists, a Texas city only appears twice (and only in one list): [url]http://www.citymayors.com/environment/polluted_uscities.html[/url]. This is a report from the American Lung Association btw.

[QUOTE=Jaosousa]I am more than happy to pay high taxes to live in a clean, corruption free place.[/QUOTE]
I used to believe this the 4yrs I lived in Hawaii (Oahu). Then I got tired of paying $8 for a gallon of milk and left...

[QUOTE=SavePros321]Texas is a huge place my friend. Pin point an exact location because it's very spread out here. If we have any place similar to Sosua that is "corrupt" or the water is filthy then it must be some bum-fuck town I've never heard of. Or maybe some border town like Laredo?

I would've never guessed Texas as being "corrupt" or "polluted"; not with all the out of state license plates with the moving trailers hitched to them rolling into town daily. I just assumed they all are coming here for the low taxes and low unemployment.

But I've lived here all my life so maybe I'm just biased :)

Oh, we don't care too much for words like "government regulation" down here because we see how well they've worked in other states and cities like Detroit, NYC, California, Atlanta, Ohio...

Out of the three of these lists, a Texas city only appears twice (and only in one list): [url]http://www.citymayors.com/environment/polluted_uscities.html[/url]. This is a report from the American Lung Association btw.


I used to believe this the 4yrs I lived in Hawaii (Oahu). Then I got tired of paying $8 for a gallon of milk and left...[/QUOTE]

"The Lone Star state (Texas for all of us non-US citizens) produces more greenhouse gas emissions than many countries, including the UK! According to the US Energy Information Administration, Texas released ... making it the seventh biggest polluter in the world, producing more than the second ranked state, California and third ranked state Pennsylvania put together."

[url]http://ethicalforlife.********.com/2008/01/texas-tops-most-polluting-state-list-in.html[/url]

There is no governmental regulation of vehicle emissions in the Dom Rep, maybe you don't mind breathing those fumes from the motoconchos as they drive by you in Sosua or breathing the thick black smoke from the large trucks on the roads in DR. (Many sdq chicas are always sick with the gripe, cold like symptoms, when I stay in sdq for an extended trip I always get a nasty cold and cough, I suspect it is from the air pollution). DR is a dream location for people who don't like government regulation and personal taxes. No tax money to pay the police well, what is the result? Corrupt police.

Just next door is Haiti, another paradise for non-regulation, no building codes. Chile had a big earthquake with much less loss of life, because the Chilean government regulates and enforces building codes. Oh well, those poor Haitians with no arms and no legs after the quake, at least they can be happy living in a country with no taxes and no government regulation.

Would like to step aside from the Sosua-bashing for the moment and remember what's still good about the place.

I would like to start off by saying a proud "Fuck-You" to whomever it was that suggested trying Haitians out. It happens to be one of the ONLY reasons I really want to come back to the place! I am now, hence forth, and forever more addicted to their "candy" (or voodoo?).

For those of you who say "if you want Haitians then go to Haiti" then PM a brotha and give me the 411! But I do believe that some of Haiti's best of the best have turned up in Sosua. I saw some real beauties. Bodies like they were chiseled from stone. You would think there were none from what they show you on TV.

I was with 3 Haitian chicas while in Sosua earlier this month and every session was awesome! I repeated with two of the three (couldn't squeeze the third one in before leaving) and the next session was even better than the first. Plus they were all on time for our appointments. All three happened to be more GFE than any Dominicana I was with (except one Dominican babe I met Friday night who remained with me the rest of my trip). Why is that?

[QUOTE=Mr Gogo]Early Christmas for all of us.[/QUOTE]Joyrida? Not dominican for sure but definetly a nice piece of ass.

[QUOTE=Bq Ribs]I wonder how the chicas feel with their videos on the net? Do you think they signed a consent form? Once the word spread you will be lucky to be able to take a picture of a chica fully clothed............ Guess I am old fashioned but I believe in privacy. I bet you a zillion dollars these chicas had no idea where their video was going to end up at.

Do you remember reading a short while ago about the guy who posted a BB video? I do believe a new photo policy was put in place at BB shortly there after.[/QUOTE]

Well, I don't have any inside knowledge, but since these guys appear to be doing it as a commercial venture, and since most of the women appearing are on the skanky side, I would imagine that they are signing consent forms and being paid appropriately, even though billing some of them as "amateurs" is probably a stretch.

[QUOTE=Frannie]Well, I don't have any inside knowledge, but since these guys appear to be doing it as a commercial venture, and since most of the women appearing are on the skanky side, I would imagine that they are signing consent forms and being paid appropriately, even though billing some of them as "amateurs" is probably a stretch.[/QUOTE]Who do you think will determine whether any consent form is valid? A Dominican Judge in the Dominican Republic. Do you really think some Dominican Judge will be fair and impartial, when some foreigners are trying to make some money from pornography off of some Dominican chica.

Would I want to sit in some Dominican jail while some Dominican judge decides if the consent form is valid? No. Did the chicas have a Dominican lawyer with them when they signed the consent form? It is not the United States where you have well established contract law.

I wouldn't do it, Dominican officials just need an excuse to try and extract money from foreigners. I can see the would be pornographers getting arrested and raked over the coals (they will have to pay for a Dominican lawyer and that will lawyer will milk them).

Oh my god, what a body the curvy girl seem to have! Lovely!!! Any more pictures I can drool to?

Happy Easter!

Barba

[QUOTE=SavePros321]Would like to step aside from the Sosua-bashing for the moment and remember what's still good about the place.

I would like to start off by saying a proud "Fuck-You" to whomever it was that suggested trying Haitians out. It happens to be one of the ONLY reasons I really want to come back to the place! I am now, hence forth, and forever more addicted to their "candy" (or voodoo?).

For those of you who say "if you want Haitians then go to Haiti" then PM a brotha and give me the 411! But I do believe that some of Haiti's best of the best have turned up in Sosua. I saw some real beauties. Bodies like they were chiseled from stone. You would think there were none from what they show you on TV.

I was with 3 Haitian chicas while in Sosua earlier this month and every session was awesome! I repeated with two of the three (couldn't squeeze the third one in before leaving) and the next session was even better than the first. Plus they were all on time for our appointments. All three happened to be more GFE than any Dominicana I was with (except one Dominican babe I met Friday night who remained with me the rest of my trip). Why is that?[/QUOTE]

I was told while I was there that Dominican (Base) ball player come through Sosua as well. I'm guessing he was talking about the ones from the (Yankee's) farm team? Anyway, he says those guys make hundreds of dollars a year (I don't follow sports).

Anyway, one guy pointed out one; he was driving a car that had at least 20 speakers blaring out the back of it. You've probably seen this car too?

[QUOTE=SavePros321]You guys on the East Coast have the (airfare) advantage because it is so inexpensive for you to get to DR giving you the option of being able to travel there more frequently. Try flying two hours, waiting at MIA 3 more hours just to fly two more hours [/QUOTE]

Double that for us guys in Cali. We are forced to layover in MIA either the trip out, or the trip back (one night hotel cost). The easiest trip was a 6am flight to MIA IF you were lucky enough to get an acceptable price for that direct flight to MIA at a decent price. Start to end travel time from Cali to Puerto Plata was 14 hours and 4-$500 airfare + hotel

I did this until I learned of other flights like the non-stop from Dallas Fort Worth to Puerto Plata. Flight prices were the same but travel time was decreased by 3 hours.

[QUOTE=SavePros321]You guys on the East Coast have the (airfare) advantage because it is so inexpensive for you to get to DR giving you the option of being able to travel there more frequently. Try flying two hours, waiting at MIA 3 more hours just to fly two more hours.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Ehunter]Double that for us guys in Cali. We are forced to layover in MIA either the trip out, or the trip back (one night hotel cost). The easiest trip was a 6am flight to MIA IF you were lucky enough to get an acceptable price for that direct flight to MIA at a decent price. Start to end travel time from Cali to Puerto Plata was 14 hours and 4-$500 airfare + hotel........[/QUOTE]
Easy access to DR from the East Coast is a major calling card for rep dom. I can walk out of my house at 5:30am and be drinking a Presidente at a colmado at high noon the same day. R/T airfare with taxes and fees usually around $400 USD.

[QUOTE=Bq Ribs]Easy access to DR from the East Coast is a major calling card for rep dom. I can walk out of my house at 5:30am and be drinking a Presidente at a colmado at high noon the same day. R/T airfare with taxes and fees usually around $400 USD.[/QUOTE]I paid $311 round trip on Jetblue. jfk to sdq about 3 hours and 20 minutes. Puerto Plata is closer, so travel time should be less.

[QUOTE=Ehunter]Double that for us guys in Cali. We are forced to layover in MIA either the trip out, or the trip back (one night hotel cost). The easiest trip was a 6am flight to MIA IF you were lucky enough to get an acceptable price for that direct flight to MIA at a decent price. Start to end travel time from Cali to Puerto Plata was 14 hours and 4-$500 airfare + hotel

I did this until I learned of other flights like the non-stop from Dallas Fort Worth to Puerto Plata. Flight prices were the same but travel time was decreased by 3 hours.[/QUOTE]
Actually, Delta has a better schedule to POP through ATL than AA does through DFW and Miami. My last trip I took a redeye from San Diego to ATL, and a morning flight into POP. Coming back, the whole thing is doable in one day leaving POP in the early afternoon. Total flight time is around 8 hours, plus around 2 hours of layovers.

But it still can't touch the non-stops that the New Yorkers get from JFK to POP for around $300-350 on Jet Blue.

[QUOTE=Bq Ribs]Easy access to DR from the East Coast is a major calling card for rep dom. I can walk out of my house at 5:30am and be drinking a Presidente at a colmado at high noon the same day. R/T airfare with taxes and fees usually around $400 USD.[/QUOTE]Bq Ribs I’m jealous. Any flight out of Las Vegas to DR is an over night flight regardless of how early I leave that day. I book my flight on May 3rd and I won’t touchdown in DR till May 4th. And what makes it worse is that I have a 6 hr layover in Miami. Total cost $550.00 dollars :(

[QUOTE=SavePros321] I am now, hence forth, and forever more addicted to their "candy" (or voodoo?).[/QUOTE]Nice photos, thanks for sharing.