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[QUOTE=Jim0129;1349393]4- How accessible is WIFI? Google's translator uses the internet, if I don't have internet it won't work, do coffee shops, hotels, shopping malls, FKK's give WIFI? If not, then I would be very restricted in communication with people in general.[/QUOTE]Wifi is very widely available in Germany. I stayed in several different moderately priced small inns ("gasthaus") and chain hotels last June and all of them had Wifi for free or a moderate fee. Also, every McDonalds in Germany (and elsewhere) has free Wifi. There are lots of McDonalds in Germany, both in towns and off the autobahn. However, to use the free Wifi in a McDonalds, you need a cell phone that can receive a text message containing an access code for each time that you use the Wifi. I invested in a German T-mobile pay-as-you-go cell phone a couple years ago and it has come in handy several times. I think it's a good thing to have a cell phone when you're driving alone in Germany. You can buy such a phone with some free minutes in a T-Mobile shop or a general cell phone store. As a foreigner, you need to show your passport to buy a German cell phone or a German SIM card.

[QUOTE=Jim0129;1349393]5- I plan to purchase the GPS TomTom application for my iPhone, has anyone used this?[/QUOTE]A dedicated GPS is a good investment. I bought a refurbished one in the US with European maps preloaded. It came in very handy.

[QUOTE=Jim0129; 1349393]Greetings to all,

2- Do FKK's have any English speaking personnel? I don't speak a word of German, I am planning to take google's translator with me as a tool, but that's it, if that doesn't work I am screwed, I also speak Spanish (I am Mexican) so any of the two will do.

3- Do FKK's, hotels and Frankfurt in general have parking? I guess this is a question about parking in general, if I have to rent a car, how difficult it is to park a car in Frankfurt in general, keep in mind that I don't speak German. I've visited Manhattan and didn't rent a car because it is hell to park cars, where I did rent a car and regretted it was in Miami, parking was very expensive.[/QUOTE]Learn 10 basic words and phrases in German and that's all you need to get around Germany. Most people you will encounter in hotels and restaurants speak English and most educated German people speak some English. Anyway, you're not in Germany to discuss philosophy, you're there to get laid by beautiful European women, many of whom know at least some English and some of whom are fluent English speakers. Furthermore, speaking a common language is definitely not a prerequisite for having sex with a woman.

[QUOTE=CaptRenno;1356564]Also, every McDonalds in Germany (and elsewhere) has free Wifi. There are lots of McDonalds in Germany, both in towns and off the autobahn. However, to use the free Wifi in a McDonalds, you need a cell phone that can receive a text message containing an access code for each time that you use the Wifi.[/QUOTE]True, but it's limited to one hour and you will not be able to access adult sites.

HB

[QUOTE=Hessen Bub; 1356633]True, but it's limited to one hour and you will not be able to access adult sites.

HB[/QUOTE]Don't know if it's still allowed, but I have used Starbucks' free WiFi in Frankfurt Hauptbahnhof to access adult sites.

[QUOTE=Hessen Bub; 1356633]True, but it's limited to one hour and you will not be able to access adult sites.

HB[/QUOTE]You can use proxy server for that hessen.

Try using [url]http://www.hidemyass.com/[/url]

While driving around Germany, I stopped once a day in a McDonald's and used my free WIFI time to find hotels and make reservations at my next stop and to check my email. I had no need to check adult sites since I already knew what clubs I was headed to. An hour was always more time than I needed to complete those simple tasks. The free WIFI in McDonald's is a valuable service that you can't easily find elsewhere when you are driving between destinations. It's true that it's also available in Starbucks, though Starbucks are not as numerous in Germany as McDonald's. I don't recall that the hotels I stayed in had any restrictions on adult site access through their WIFI.

I expect to be around for Silvester in the clubs so I have these clubs listed as having a Silvester party on 31 December 2012:

Acapulco.

Golden Dreams.

Oase (times 5pm to 5am)

Palace.

Planet Happy Garden.

Sharks

After my hiatus from the clubs I am now starting my Christmas party binge so I am taking some days free from work and doing a tour. I have a fair bit of choice for the long weekends I have if I want to make a Christmas party in the club. The choices are:

Thursday. 6 December.

Schieferhof.

Living Room.

Sudfass.

Friday. 7 December.

Palace.

Babylon.

Rom.

My friend and I talked today about what we do on 7 December and it looks like we do two different things so I make the choice on my own.

Saturday. 8 December.

World.

First.

Point.

5th Element.

Dali.

Saturday. 15 December.

Oase.

Sharks.

Monte Carlo (maybe look up some girls I know there?)

Planet Happy Garden

[QUOTE=All For Bb; 1352392]Steave69 and others:

I plan to visit world, orsi, gt, living room, vv, samya, in the first 10 days of December. The lineup would be down then because too close to holidays that girls would go home already? Any ideas about the possible line-up for early December? Thanks.[/QUOTE]All For Bb,

You are probably knowing the answer already but the first 10 days in December actually have full line ups and maybe even more girls than usual as amateurs come to work to make some quick cash from their gash before Christmas. You have picked an extremely good time to be in the clubs for 10 days in a row.

I have also listed below on this thread the Christmas parties that potentially are available for your attendance to enhance the festive experience.

Enjoy.

[QUOTE=CaptCabin; 1356678]You can use proxy server for that hessen.

Try using.

[url]http://www.hidemyass.com/[/url][/QUOTE]May work, some proxies are blocked.

HB

Hello fellow ISGer,

Three months ago when I was at a monger dinner party at Jackson's place in Buenos Aires, a friend of mine arrived with a 'date' who is an experienced local working girl. My friend knew I have visited my share of FKKs and his 'date' was interested in working in one of them. They asked me how does a girl go about working in a FKK. I told them I know very little about that subject but I assume coming from a non-EU country they need some kind of working permit to work in Germany. She only has an Argentine passport but she has traveled and worked in Spain before. I don't know what kind of arrangement she had and I speculate it was under the table and not 100% legal. I'm sure that will not fly in Germany.

So I am asking if anyone has any insight on how does a non-EU girl be allowed to work in FKK. Does she need to apply for a working permit from German embassy / consulate? How difficult is that and how long does it normally take? How about German income tax?

Any insight is appreciated.

Sportsman

[QUOTE=Sportsman; 1359112]Three months ago when I was at a monger dinner party at Jackson's place in Buenos Aires, a friend of mine arrived with a 'date' who is an experienced local working girl. My friend knew I have visited my share of FKKs and his 'date' was interested in working in one of them. They asked me how does a girl go about working in a FKK. I told them I know very little about that subject but I assume coming from a non-EU country they need some kind of working permit to work in Germany. She only has an Argentine passport but she has traveled and worked in Spain before. I don't know what kind of arrangement she had and I speculate it was under the table and not 100% legal. I'm sure that will not fly in Germany.

So I am asking if anyone has any insight on how does a non-EU girl be allowed to work in FKK. Does she need to apply for a working permit from German embassy / consulate? How difficult is that and how long does it normally take? How about German income tax?[/QUOTE]She will have to get a work permit visa from a German consulate or embassy; I doubt that she will get one for this line of work, but I don't know for sure. About the income tax, I think that if she is employed at a club as a regular employee, she will not only be subjected to german income tax, but to german social security as well. If she's working as a self-employed entrepreneur, she should get away with paying the "Verrichtungssteuer" which basically is a flatrate pussy tax, payable per pussy per working day and being around 25 Euros a day, at least in Hessen. The amount might differ between different cities or from Bundesland to Bundesland.

The biggest problem might be getting a work permit at all. Being an argentinian, she should try to get a work permit visa for the entire EU from a spanish consulate. This might be easier, considering ancient "Madre Patria"-connections to Spain. But no guarantees here either!

[QUOTE=SwingerLover; 1359295]She will have to get a work permit visa from a German consulate or embassy; I doubt that she will get one for this line of work, but I don't know for sure. About the income tax, I think that if she is employed at a club as a regular employee, she will not only be subjected to german income tax, but to german social security as well. If she's working as a self-employed entrepreneur, she should get away with paying the "Verrichtungssteuer" which basically is a flatrate pussy tax, payable per pussy per working day and being around 25 Euros a day, at least in Hessen. The amount might differ between different cities or from Bundesland to Bundesland.

The biggest problem might be getting a work permit at all. Being an argentinian, she should try to get a work permit visa for the entire EU from a spanish consulate. This might be easier, considering ancient "Madre Patria"-connections to Spain. But no guarantees here either![/QUOTE]I met a tag team at Oase a few years ago who said they were from Uruguay, and I believed them. They appeared to me as if they could be from that country based on their features (white-skinned blondes easily found in Uruguay) , and their Spanish was fluent. If they could do it, then so can an Argie. Somehow.

[QUOTE=CaptCabin; 1356678]You can use proxy server for that hessen.

Try using.

[url]http://www.hidemyass.com/[/url][/QUOTE]Or also investigate a VPN service. Many places block the proxy sites, but a VPN is less likely to be blocked since people usually use them for work.

Thanks for the reply SL and The Cane. I have met Brazilian and Argentine girls at Oase before, not to mention a handful of Dominicans who sometimes identify themselves from the Caribbean. I never asked them how they come about able to work in Gemany because it was not a concern for me.

Hi,

I'm currently on holiday in Scotland from Australia, I may have a few days up my sleeve next week an was wondering were would be the best place to go in Germany or Europe.

Any advice would be great.