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[QUOTE=Wiseblood 213]deira[/QUOTE]

Watch your wallet if you're gonna be around the panorama deira (near ghurair) area. A friend got his swiped this weekend.

[QUOTE=Haokool]UAE my turf : Playing with fire in hell Wabucks.

Anywho next time walk with the girl, do not follow her.

No holding hand, just plain walk.[/QUOTE]


WTF!

I think you'll find the UAE is the turf of the Al Nahayans and the Al Maktoums.

Therefore Haokool, may I politely suggest you go back to your China forum ... and stay there.

Do us all a favour: Don't be careful out there.
Steamer33

Rumours has closed for renovation. Was there this week-end, and happened to be the last night.

If it is anything like the renovations elsewhere in this hotel...could be shut forever!

Pity, I kind of like the hotel and liked the club (even if small and "limited").

[QUOTE=Andy Uk]Hi All,

Even though I've been travelling to Dubai on business 3-4 times a year for a while now I've only just discovered this forum. Absolutely brilliant, great to see people sharing good advice I always stay at the Ramada and always go to Rumours, I prefer PRC's and found a lovely regular girl who I usually arrange to meet for a drink in Rumours and then go back to my room. On my next visit in a couple of weeks she will be in China (visa run I think) so I will be on the prowl again, I prefer just to go to Rumours as it is handy and safe. Have not sen any mention of Rumours on the Forum for a while, has anybody been there lately and what is the PRC scene like please?

Thanks in advance,

Andy[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Poonhound69]Watch your wallet if you're gonna be around the panorama deira (near ghurair) area. A friend got his swiped this weekend.[/QUOTE]

Back home and wallet is still with me.

TO be honest, the street scene around Rigga area was quite sucky. Walked around for a bit and got propositioned a few times by plastic faced desperate looking PRC, but that was about it.

There were some filipinas around, but honestly they just looked very plain and I dont think they were really WG's.

After an hour, decided to jump in a cab and head over to Chica Grill for some food and a couple of drinks. Not been there in a while so thought Id check out the talent while there.

Nothing special, but the sisig was good as usual.

A couple of hopeful filis tried to chat, but they were not really anything to get excited about.

Called it a night at 12:30 and headed back home.

On the way, called one of the 3 working numbers from my monger phone.
Luckily, she was not yet taken so as I type, she is eagerly making her way over to casa WB to console me after the rather lame night I just had. (Thank fuck for having a plan B... else I'd be in a very sulky sort of mood right now)

Lostwodpun.. wish I'd seen your message before heading out. This would have been more fun with a wingman I think. I'd have been a bit more adventurous and motivated with some backup.

Will be in touch, and perhaps this weekend we can meet over a few beers and bad bitches.

Good night all.

:)

WB

[QUOTE=Poonhound69]TOM The WG wandering around Rigga are usually PRC and african not pilipina. [/QUOTE]Poonhound69,

Since I didn't ask I only judged by looks. When I was there the first time early this year I didn't know and noticed it by accident. I was wandering around off Al-Rigga Street near Al-Rigga train station searching for my hotel. I noticed, occasionally, not like droves of of them, an oriental looking woman standing around. At one point I glanced at a girl who had very nice long hair, really cute. She noticed it and actually slowed down. Only then the penny dropped. However, since I were increasinly annoyed not finding the hotel I booked I wasn't in the mood to take it further then.

However, I've not seen africans. Where around Deira would that be or has the street scene changed so much over the past 2. 3 months?

[QUOTE=Warbucks]Found a PRC with a nice smile 25 years old. As we were negotiating a price passer Byers looked on in amusement. Cars stopped and drivers shouted "Massage Girl! " LOL. Warbucks is becoming increasing uncomfortable. I am worried about the police.

I ignore the stares enter a small room where a bed, desk and a box of napkins is found. The wall behind me moans and groans and bumps under duress from fucking the wall over. Skin, slapping, beds rocking, moans and groans fill the place with sound. Too say it was a bit disorientating is a understatement. She closes the door gives me a hand job. I stiffen up. I slap on the Crown condom and enter her.. And I exit and disappear back to the Metropolitan wonder that is Dubai.[/QUOTE]Warbucks, I quoted parts of your report from way back and also found that vague description where it was (Deira, across a small shopping mall). It made me think, oh, it can get as rotten as that in Dubai. That's a new idea as I usually go for the more expensive cuties. Why not?

On a different token, people always talk about the "walk of shame". Why's that? Dubai is tightly controlled and video surveillance is everywhere. Hotels. Several cameras recording your misdeeds as soon as you enter the lobby, there's usually at least one camera at each isle and I am sure hotel staff is either amused to watch the cover up attempts who enters what hotel room or they worked in the hotel business too long as to be bothered watching the video streams from all those cameras installed, and the more upmarket the hotels are the more cameras are staring at you from all angles. The only reason we don't get tripped over those video recordings is that we are just ordinary folks out there having fun; if a celeb/politician etc would get caught that way it'd be in the news the very next day. Well, at least one good reason NOT to be famous.

[QUOTE=Tomwannabe]On a different token, people always talk about the "walk of shame". Why's that? [/QUOTE]The "walk of shame" is a self-induced mental state having nothing to do with security cameras. :)

The only concern would be if you were spotted by a [i]civilian[/i] colleague or boss, especially one that couldn't keep their mouth shut back [i]home[/i]. Other than that, the world really ISN'T watching... :)

[url]http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/8662790.stm[/url].

Be careful guys.

[QUOTE=Abs Abs][url]http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/8662790.stm[/url].

Be careful guys.[/QUOTE]Well, Abu Dhabi is a bit more controlled than Dubai for one; and those syrian dudes jailed for life. Rightly so for forcing these poor girls into the trade:

[quote from BBC article]They said they had been locked up, beaten, starved and then chauffeured under guard to clients in hotels and homes [end quote]. Were not jailed for mongering (otherwise we'd all be in jail) but for [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord908][CodeWord908][/url] etc. Which is quite a different story.

[QUOTE=11Bravo]The "walk of shame" is a self-induced mental state having nothing to do with security cameras. :)

The only concern would be if you were spotted by a [i]civilian[/i] colleague or boss, especially one that couldn't keep their mouth shut back [i]home[/i]. Other than that, the world really ISN'T watching... :)[/QUOTE]
somebody can also feel doing a walk of shame when walking through the hotel lobby passing in front of the reception or having hotel guests seeing him with a young girl aside who definetely is not his niece, even if by the age she might look like! LOL
One can ignore the feelings even if he is actually doinghte walk of shame

[QUOTE=Wiseblood 213]Lostwodpun.. wish I'd seen your message before heading out. This would have been more fun with a wingman I think. I'd have been a bit more adventurous and motivated with some backup.

Will be in touch, and perhaps this weekend we can meet over a few beers and bad bitches.

:)

WB[/QUOTE]WB,

Just let me know. You have my number.

Mutterings: some general experience/observations before I'll be heading back to Saudi; with a week of holiday stopover in Dubai (wohoo!. Thanks for all your posts which gave me a bunch of ideas how to spend that week spanning from the rotten to the classy encounters). The FRs I will only be able to post once I am out of there.

When out hunting my approach is to scan what's there then zoom in on who I really like and approach (or get approached). Then I focus on getting comfortable and make her feel comfortable first. It's also the testing ground whether we would get anywhere at all. I look for signs like is she leaning into me after some time, eye contact, feels at ease and do I feel at ease, is she giggling and as such in a happy mood and the like. Only then I start steering the conversation (depending on her english skills) into the particulars of services and what kind of fun we'll have and, finally, how much. I spend quite some time like this before "getting down to business" but it seems to help getting the initial price tag into a reasonable range. Some folks quoted initial prices of up to 2k AED. That never happened to me so far; AED 1000 was max. Twice so far I didn't follow my gut feeling/instincts/vibes and (being stubborn) followed through with who I started with. Needless to say, it didn't fly: in both cases it ended in a mechanical excersize without enthusiasm. Lesson learned: if the vibes aren't there, whatever the price/looks, just exit gracefully and look for somebody else in the club/bar. (My mini-the-world-is-not-fair-whinging: all we want is a bit of fun. But the ladies want it all: the dosh AND somebody they like too AND the fun. *LOL*)

Anyway, I've seen dudes pushing girls away who came to them or grabbed their arms. Not good. Always be nice and excuse yourself politely. You WILL be watched by their fellow WGs and it WILL impact on who keeps approaching you (dogs aren't my cup of tea) and how much the initial price tag is. Another mini-muttering based on observation: invest not only into her but also into yourself, I. E. Keep yourself in reasonable shape (errm, being posted in Saudi somehow comes with weight-gaining side effects, hmmm.). While money helps to get a lot more attention/willingness from the gals it only goes that far and the laws of attraction, while lingering in the background of the predominantly monetarian motivation, aren't totally absent either. So, look after yourself too. Dunno, just my 2 cents before Saudi forces me "off the grid" again for another while, *sniff*.

[QUOTE=Tomwannabe]Poonhound69,
However, I've not seen africans. Where around Deira would that be or has the street scene changed so much over the past 2. 3 months?[/QUOTE]

The chinese are near the main road near the haagen daaz to choithram (opp pizza hut/kfc)and the parallel inside road with the old shangri la hotel, and up the street from the taj hotel. The africans are only inside on this shangrila road.

I've chatted em all up several times for the forum but never pulled. I've dropped one or two off to baraha in trade for info. They target saudis and others staying in the many hotels and furnished apartments there.

I have heard them start @ 1500 when they think they can get it (and being talked down to 600) and as low as 200 talked down to 100. They have shared rooms nearby.

They had almost disappeared after the ramadan street clean up but then came back in force during the festival. Some african cuties used to gather there last year after they got done serviceing their clubs closing time ST deals, but then they shifted over to bur dubai outside york and spinneys.

- PH

[QUOTE=Wiseblood 213]Back home and wallet is still with me.

Will be in touch, and perhaps this weekend we can meet over a few beers and bad bitches.

WB[/QUOTE]

Bachelorhood is ending tomorrow, and from what she tells me, I'm going to need transfusions by the day after. When is yours ending?

[QUOTE=Poonhound69]Bachelorhood is ending tomorrow, and from what she tells me, I'm going to need transfusions by the day after. When is yours ending?[/QUOTE]

Got a couple of weeks to go.
Maybe slightly more depending on a couple of things.

Careful you don't hurt yourself. Drink plenty of Gatorade!

:)

WB