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I like to offer an alcohol beverage to chicas who visit me. I think it helps.

What one or two things should I have on hand? Red wine, white wine, pisco, rum?

Any thoughts on pisco and fruit juice like pineapple or something?

Got to be easy, I'm no bartender.

Thanks.

Hey Jockey16, and Jack and others who could introduce me to non-pro women who will trade sex for monetary assistance, please go to [URL]https://bit.ly/jockey16[/URL].

I am coming to Lima in about a week, staying in north-central San Isidro, and want to experience this.

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Cheers.

[QUOTE=MadMan19;2682187]I like to offer an alcohol beverage to chicas who visit me. I think it helps.

What one or two things should I have on hand? Red wine, white wine, pisco, rum?

Any thoughts on pisco and fruit juice like pineapple or something?

Got to be easy, I'm no bartender.

Thanks.[/QUOTE]I have had great success with Baileys Irish Cream.

[QUOTE=Guerinto;2682464]I have had great success with Baileys Irish Cream.[/QUOTE]I completely agree. The girls love that! Pick up some in the duty free at the airport.

[quote=jackjericho;2682011]this is relatively old news, but that is because i don't frequently go to brothels. However, curiosity led me to investigate and this is what i've found:

As we know, the place generally known as "el troca" or "el trocadero" actually comprised three side-by-side brothels: "el botecito" (the first from the left), "el trocadero" and "la salvaje"; these last two were interconnected and in fact functioned as one. As of some time now, "el botecito" is back in business but "el trocadero" and "la salvaje" are being demolished and will not reopen ever again.

The reason, for all i know, is that the owner of the place died from covid in the early days of the pandemia and her only son, and direct heir, died a few weeks later also from covid. As a result, some not-so-close relatives inherited the property and they are not interested in the brothel business; so the property is being (or has been) sold for other uses.

Here is a link to a video of the present situation (i think it doesn't infringe any forum rules so i hope the link will not be erased): [url=https://v16-webapp.tiktok.com/80f70af25a8bcf8fe71a100e9db34c22/624ae8a7/video/tos/useast2a/tos-useast2a-ve-0068c003/697ba4ccac1a49e58199b0173b186868/?a=1988&br=4498&bt=2249&cd=0%7c0%7c1%7c0&ch=0&cr=0&cs=0&cv=1&dr=0&ds=3&er=&ft=xoq9-3apnz7thukoqdxq&l=20220404064621010223072158097cd23f&lr=tiktok_m&mime_type=video_mp4&net=0&pl=0&qs=0&rc=m2rqnzk6zmh1pdmznzczm0apotvlntk7nmvnn2lmzdw3zwdmai1vcjrfxzfgls1kmtzzczavmgavytetmy0vyjbemf86yw%3d%3d&vl=&vr=]el botecito & el trocadero[/url].[/quote]End of an era!

[QUOTE=MadMan19;2681649]Thanks Jockey.

Looks like telo is another name.

I found 2 in Lince:

Hotel Asturias, Jos Bernardo Alcedo 230, which was mentioned back in 5175.

Hotel Cisne, Jr. Emilio Althaus 302.

Got to be a lot of them.[/QUOTE]Me and my girl went around looking at places yesterday. I had thought this place was a normal hotel because there are always tourists in front of it. Turns out it is one of those theme love hotels. Has one of those beds with the vinyl cover and the bed is hard as a rock. Not conducive to fucking or sleeping in my opinion. But the cost is 100 soles per day. Hotel Yidon on Petit Thouars.

[QUOTE=MadMan19;2682192]non-pro women who will trade sex for monetary assistance.[/QUOTE]Non-pro women do not trade sex for monetary assistance. And, women who trade sex for monetary assistance aren't non-pros. So, what you seek cannot possibly exist, although that doesn't stop some guys from deluding themselves.

I had the chance to visit Lima again and my first time back since March 2020. Jockey hooked me up with two of his friends, but unfortunately my schedule only allowed me to see one of them. Great visit and thanks to Jockey. I also found a massage parlor and got nuru and happy ending for a lot less than here in the US. I then had the parlor send 2 girls to my room the next day and I was able to negotiate full service with each provider for 150 - 200 soles. I got their WhatsApp's number for my next visit. I also met with a previous provider that I met off Craigslist years ago, but her fee is more around what they charge here in the US, but I wanted to see her because it's been a while. I'll be coming back in May and look forward to more fun and open to any suggestions around Miraflores.

Dear colleagues,

I am contemplating exploring the Ayahuasca thing. As I understand, it would be better to do it in some reputable, safe, and not-too-touristy place (I do wish for it to be somewhat authentic). Would you kindly share your experiences and guidance?

[QUOTE=FRobertson;2683789]Dear colleagues,

I am contemplating exploring the Ayahuasca thing. As I understand, it would be better to do it in some reputable, safe, and not-too-touristy place (I do wish for it to be somewhat authentic). Would you kindly share your experiences and guidance?[/QUOTE]I think VICE did a documentary on it. There is a whole ritual that goes with it. Maybe try to locate the documentary on Youtube then search on google for the locations etc.

[QUOTE=FRobertson;2683789]Dear colleagues,

I am contemplating exploring the Ayahuasca thing. As I understand, it would be better to do it in some reputable, safe, and not-too-touristy place (I do wish for it to be somewhat authentic). Would you kindly share your experiences and guidance?[/QUOTE]If you do, I'd advise you to have a trusted friend or companion who isn't going to try it with you, just in case. Some (very few) people have a very severe adverse reaction to it and might need medical attention.

I've never tried it but I have accompanied a friend who did (he loved the experience); of course that was some forty years ago when we were single, young and reckless.

J. J.

[QUOTE=FRobertson;2683789]Dear colleagues,

I am contemplating exploring the Ayahuasca thing. As I understand, it would be better to do it in some reputable, safe, and not-too-touristy place (I do wish for it to be somewhat authentic). Would you kindly share your experiences and guidance?[/QUOTE]FYI, there are a few places listed on TripAdvisor.

Edit: I wanna try it too, pm me. Maybe we can make scheduling work out. I’m thinking winter.

[QUOTE=FRobertson;2683789]Dear colleagues,

I am contemplating exploring the Ayahuasca thing. As I understand, it would be better to do it in some reputable, safe, and not-too-touristy place (I do wish for it to be somewhat authentic). Would you kindly share your experiences and guidance?[/QUOTE]There are dedicated "Ayahuasca retreats". As I understand you need to travel to the Amazon or Tarapoto. I'm nearly certain it's something you won't find in Lima.

[QUOTE=XXL;2685468]There are dedicated "Ayahuasca retreats". As I understand you need to travel to the Amazon or Tarapoto. I'm nearly certain it's something you won't find in Lima.[/QUOTE]If it was my choice, I'd get DMT / Ayahuasca mix (from Mercado de las Brujas, Lima. Get a tour guide and get him to find it) and smoke it in a hotel room in Miraflores.

Better than puking your guts out in the middle of the amazon hours from any hospital. Remember with those drunk concoctions, you need to literally puke out your stomach lining for the Ayahuasca to take effect.

Who's going to help you if you have issues when everyone is busy puking. Even if you're in a group of a 12-20 people.

[URL]https://edition.cnn.com/travel/article/ayahuasca-retreats-health-drugs-spain/index.html[/URL]

[URL]https://www.talktofrank.com/drug/dimethyltryptamine[/URL]

[QUOTE=DownUnderMonger;2685521]If it was my choice, I'd get DMT / Ayahuasca mix (from Mercado de las Brujas, Lima. Get a tour guide and get him to find it) and smoke it in a hotel room in Miraflores.

Better than puking your guts out in the middle of the amazon hours from any hospital. Remember with those drunk concoctions, you need to literally puke out your stomach lining for the Ayahuasca to take effect.

Who's going to help you if you have issues when everyone is busy puking. Even if you're in a group of a 12-20 people.

[URL]https://edition.cnn.com/travel/article/ayahuasca-retreats-health-drugs-spain/index.html[/URL]

[URL]https://www.talktofrank.com/drug/dimethyltryptamine[/URL][/QUOTE]From what I've read Ayahuasca is very different from other drugs. Nothing like DMT (or LSD, or mushrooms etc.). Getting some dodgy mix in Lima might not get you any nearer experiencing this exceptional (legal) high called "Ayahuasca".