Quito

I am not trying to get into a post war with anyone. But if you want one, keep writing. Bobisee did provide me with the information I requested and I'm grateful. Almotu I don't know you and I don't want to know you. I don't post and submit pictures because I have seen first hand what happens to men when they are approached by women they have written about and submitted their pictures for the world to see. I'm not putting myself in that position.

Once again, I believe this is a forum to exchange ideas. Maybe there should be a frequently asked question page so people won't feel annoyed. LOL

You won't have to feel that people are lazy and inconsiderate to ask questions over and over and over again.

I get annoyed when people go to casas with naked pictures of women that work there. I get annoyed of the western union crew. But that's my own personal issues I have to work out. lol

Bobisee, I was never mad at you. I didn't like the comment that made it seem I was lazy. But that's just me.

Didnt know this before, but cafe rojo serves a pretty good lunch/dinner menu. They have a small restraunt on the top floor of the club with a chef. I dont believe theres much of a selection, but its local EC food and after talking to the chef he'll make different types of Manabi style ceviche for you if you want. Shrimp, clams, etc. I had the rice with clams and it was pretty decent. Cost about 2 bucks and that came with a cup of tea or coffee your choice. Juice is also to be had. If you are familiar with the CR layout, when you go upstairs, theres a 3rd set of stairs in the center of the dance/sex room areas that has a white metal door on the right side. Thats where it is. Restraunt is open until 8 or 9pm.

Oh and I was wrong, Naomi and Taisha are sisters. Decided to take Taisha for some loving and it was worth it GFE + BBBJ. Spent an hour with her and bribed the mama-san in the back who watches the clock $1 for the extra time :) $3 tip so she could buy a phone card to call me.

Alesandra is back (Pam Anderson look-alike) from the beach now also.

[QUOTE=Mraughh]Cafe Rojo ... I've been spending all my chongo time there exclusively ... [/QUOTE]

LMAO. A restaurant on the top floor?! Does it revolve too?! Goddamn Mraughh, you've got chicas polishing your member sin condom, arranging hour long sessions, and now the house chef is creating regional dishes in your honor?! I officially nominate you as Cafe Rojo specialist. Great work!

[QUOTE=Ezinho]Just FYI, they have a sign stating that overstaying your time in the country can result in a $200-2000 fine![/QUOTE]

Just for board info (though I doubt anybody will need the info but me), upon departure Ezinho did me the service of asking a female customs officer how their computer system works: by passport number.

Since I did not stamp out of Ecuador, since I am still officially there, I am currently arranging a new passport. My passport is due to expire soon so I figure I may as well invest the time to get a new one. As a bonus it also clears the way for me to re-enter Ecuador, should I decide to make the swing by in the future. A passport replacement is cheaper than paying the customs fine.

[QUOTE=Ezinho]I have been hitting the casas for the last six days straight, doing 1-2 girls a day (trying to be like my hero Tungurahua!) and to be honest with you, I'm burnt out, I have no idea how Tung did it. [/QUOTE]

Thanks E! If you want the secret: go without busting a nut for 2.5 years THEN hit Quito, and you will eclipse my efforts easily.

[QUOTE=Ezinho]... in the days B.T. (before Tung!) ...[/QUOTE]

You guys are hilarious. Polvo has a currency named after me (1 Tung = $7US) and now Ezinho creates an "era." For fun we could think of E's original visit as the equivalent role of John the Baptist, pioneering the way for the Messiah. Initially modelling my reports & photo-info on E's style along I came to take Quito Fuckclubs to a level previously undreamed, revealing the penny-ecstatic glories possible to all men. Then Bobisee -- a.k.a., Paul the Rock -- evangelized to a heathen world a backdoor beauty and placed the finishing touches (um, the tail end?) on Scripture. We should create a Holy Trinity. As per Kimbrough's recommendation, I still think we ought to go into local politics.

[QUOTE=Hlover]Tung, you must be commended for your incredible list -- mongers cherish this list as many cab drivers are unfamiliar with these establishments. How you discovered these places is beyond me -- but thanks! [/QUOTE]

The pursuit of pleasure is a powerful motivator.

[QUOTE=Hlover]Given my modest sample size (okay tung and ezinho provide your assessment) the blacks/mulattos provide better overall service.[/QUOTE]

Bobisee has commented on this -- and we chatted about it too when we met. I agree the blacks/mulattos definitely are a sensual lot, much more open to all expressions of sexuality. Unfortunately for me there are fewer of them than I would like to suit my tastes (slender, small ass).

Buenos Aires

Travel Update: I arrived in B.A. last week and am laying the groundwork for an introduction to the chica scene, getting familiar with the city and its streets. The food here rocks. Alrighty, time to head to the zoo & botanical gardens to sample some unique life forms.

Peace1

I must agree with Bobisee. I think his reply was not only polite but also helpful in the short (link to the report) and long (instructions on how to use the search function effectively) term. Believe me, if you look at some of the other threads, you would not consider Bobisee's reply to be rude or otherwise unhelpful.

Quito thread is one of the few I really enjoy reading because it is populated with nice people and informative posts. Let's keep it that way, please.

Cheers.

Would it be possible to get a "Lists" thread in this Forum or a "Tung's and Trinity List" thread like the Brazil forum please?

There is a cornucopia of information that needs to be preserved!

And we want to keep this place polite, upstanding and spurting - er, knowledge......

(Tung - there are some great people in BA, including Mr. Jackson. Make yourself known!!)

Suerte!

Polvo

Lol thanks Tung. I wont let you down. Glad to hear you are alive and well. You gotta keep us updated on Argentina too :) I imagine you'll be having alot of fun there.

CR is now opening on Sundays from noon to 7pm. Not sure what chicas will be working on sunday since that is when I work, so others will have to keep us informed.

[QUOTE=Polvo]Would it be possible to get a "Lists" thread in this Forum or a "Tung's and Trinity List" thread like the Brazil forum please?

There is a cornucopia of information that needs to be preserved!

And we want to keep this place polite, upstanding and spurting - er, knowledge......

(Tung - there are some great people in BA, including Mr. Jackson. Make yourself known!!)

Suerte!

Polvo[/QUOTE][blue]Greetings,

I added a thread titled "Equador Lists", but perhaps you might suggest more specific titles.

Let me know.

Thanks,

Jackson[/blue]

[QUOTE=Admin][blue]Greetings,

I added a thread titled "Equador Lists", but perhaps you might suggest more specific titles.

Let me know.

Thanks,

Jackson[/blue][/QUOTE]

Jackson:

Thanks for doing this. The intent is that the "List" thread is to consolidate knowledge about clubs, bars etc. as well as miscellaneous knowledge in the, possibly vain, attempt that anyone seeking info. can go straight to the Lists thread. I have already added two items to the thread as a demonstration.

I would suggest that the regulars on the board come up with an appropriate title.

Polvo

Hey, two cute girls in the Mariscal handed me a card yesterday for
"Coffee / Relax" 415 Ventimilla between Plaza Leonidas and Tamayo, on the right hand side as you go up the hill.

It says "$10 Relax".

(Yes, I searched the "Quito" thread for it.) Could this be the same place that's right around the corner from "Gato Caliente" next to the art shop? They put up a "Kareoke" sign within the past year or so. I'd always had a good time in there, but never saw reviews of it on the board.

Won't get a chance to visit there any time soon, just curious as to whether this is a new place, or the old one around the corner with a new look.

Tung,

I see you perfected the Quito club list. What a amazing compilation of info. Wish I had this kind of info for so many other cities. Guayaquil could use a report like this. Hope your travels have gone well and I see you are in BA. Looking forward to reading that thread, it has been on my list of places to get to soon, along with Rio. Keep living the dream and be safe.

JCR153

[QUOTE=Chongochimp]Hey, two cute girls in the Mariscal handed me a card yesterday for
"Coffee / Relax" 415 Ventimilla between Plaza Leonidas and Tamayo, on the right hand side as you go up the hill.

It says "$10 Relax".

(Yes, I searched the "Quito" thread for it.) Could this be the same place that's right around the corner from "Gato Caliente" next to the art shop? They put up a "Kareoke" sign within the past year or so. I'd always had a good time in there, but never saw reviews of it on the board.

Won't get a chance to visit there any time soon, just curious as to whether this is a new place, or the old one around the corner with a new look.[/QUOTE]
I think this is a good question, Chongochimp. I looked for this place when I was in Quito in 2006, since I had read about it somewhere on here; I think ISG member Bioko might have mentioned it years ago, but I'm not sure. Anyways, after going to 557 Jose Tamayo one day, I decided to check out the 415 Ventimilla address and specifically remember that nothing was there at the time; or at least not a chongo. It might have been something else. I never investigated it further, so I have no other information on it. But I just wanted to let you know it's been mentioned on here once before. Perhaps a visit to 415 and an addition to Tungs list is possible?
[QUOTE=Mer07]I thought Ecuador only uses US dollars, but many uses "penny". The Sucre was eliminated 2000.

How much is a penny. Confused!
[/QUOTE]
Is there anyway we can get this question added to the Tung FAQ?

[QUOTE=Almotu](a) I need broadband internet for my work. I need to work to pay for the fichas I will be buying. Any places where I can stay at with 24/7 internet access in the room? Internet reliable in Quito? (b) Which f*ckclubs make your TOP 10 list for all of Quito (not by specific section of town) and why? (c) If your p*ssy budget was $50 for the day, how would you spend it? Ditto for a budget of $150 for the day? (d) One last one ... Of the Chicas that work in the f*ckclubs, what percentage are native Ecuadorians? or from other countries such as Colombia, Peru, etc.[/QUOTE]

[b]Almotu:[/b] (a) I stayed in $5 to $12 family run hostels and used public internet. You are on your own on this one. The net shops work but they can be slooooow at times. I did meet a German software programmer while there and he needed broadband at times, so it is there ... someplace.

(b) The next link is to post 569, my third and final Capital Investment Report, a summary of five months of Quito activity, as I am asked by members "What are your favorite clubs?" (scroll down) [url]http://www.InternationalSexGuide.info/forum/showthread.php?p=508443[/url]

As for why: I kept finding the kind of chicas I like in these clubs. What do I like? My photo album is worth a thousand words, but in words: "Eighteen & nineteen: sweet dreams are made of these. However I will go up to 25, even 30 in very rare cases. Slender is key. Pretty face is key. Full breasts are nice but not essential. A small tight ass is everything. Long slender fingers (very feminine) and toes are appreciated. Long hair is preferred but not essential."

(c) 5 months of Quito my total budget was $8000 -- or $45 a day. That includes room, food, net, transport, beers and pussies. And other occasional misc items. As for $150 a day -- ?!?! -- this is Quito! You'll be puking pussy on so much indulgence. If you want to blow some cash go climb a live volcano like Cotopaxi (5897 meters)($120US), or a real thriller, Tungurahua (5016 meters).

(d) I can only answer with what I fucked. 77 chicas: 6 were Columbian, 71 were Ecuadorian (Manabi province rules!), 0 were Peruvian and/or Venezuelan.

[b]JCR153:[/b] You're alive! Good to hear from you, man. Me living the dream?! -- you get paid for it!! ;-)

[b]Ezinho:[/b] "How much is a penny?" will, without a doubt, be added to my next FAQ. Wow. Hmmm, I could reply 1/700th of a Tung.

[b]Polvo:[/b] Good call on the Lists page as it [i]might[/i] cut down some repetition / dilutive content.

[QUOTE=Tungurahua][b]Almotu:[/b] (a) I stayed in $5 to $12 family run hostels and used public internet. You are on your own on this one. The net shops work but they can be slooooow at times. I did meet a German software programmer while there and he needed broadband at times, so it is there ... someplace.

(b) The next link is to post 569, my third and final Capital Investment Report, a summary of five months of Quito activity, as I am asked by members "What are your favorite clubs?" (scroll down) [url]http://www.InternationalSexGuide.info/forum/showthread.php?p=508443[/url]

As for why: I kept finding the kind of chicas I like in these clubs. What do I like? My photo album is worth a thousand words, but in words: "Eighteen & nineteen: sweet dreams are made of these. However I will go up to 25, even 30 in very rare cases. Slender is key. Pretty face is key. Full breasts are nice but not essential. A small tight ass is everything. Long slender fingers (very feminine) and toes are appreciated. Long hair is preferred but not essential."

(c) 5 months of Quito my total budget was $8000 -- or $45 a day. That includes room, food, net, transport, beers and pussies. And other occasional misc items. As for $150 a day -- ?!?! -- this is Quito! You'll be puking pussy on so much indulgence. If you want to blow some cash go climb a live volcano like Cotopaxi (5897 meters)($120US), or a real thriller, Tungurahua (5016 meters).

(d) I can only answer with what I fucked. 77 chicas: 6 were Columbian, 71 were Ecuadorian (Manabi province rules!), 0 were Peruvian and/or Venezuelan.

[b]JCR153:[/b] You're alive! Good to hear from you, man. Me living the dream?! -- you get paid for it!! ;-)

[b]Ezinho:[/b] "How much is a penny?" will, without a doubt, be added to my next FAQ. Wow. Hmmm, I could reply 1/700th of a Tung.

[b]Polvo:[/b] Good call on the Lists page as it [i]might[/i] cut down some repetition / dilutive content.[/QUOTE]
Tungurahua you need to have your on thread for the ISG Ecuador section the information you have provided is priceless, and Im going to make a trip out there sometime 2008 because of you thanks!!!!!!!!!

Hey guys,

Long time reader first time poster. I've mongered all over..check my post from last year(Shanghai) and a few years before in Costa Rica.

In all honesty I have never had sex with a provider. Only HJ and CBJ. I'm too terrified of diseases(trust me once you have seen a photo of herpes lesion it changes your perspective on it). However given the number of women Bobisee and others have had sex with I am curious if anyone has ever caught an STD from a provider in Quito. And please guys SPEAK UP. This is an important subject to us all. I am seriously considering making the "plunge" i.e. sex with a provider in Quito.

Second, does anyone know any good websites to meet chicas? I have had excellent success meeting Costa Rica ticas on Yahoo and Chinese chicks on asiaexpat.com personals. Are their any good sites you guys can recommend? Its nice in between mongering to have a local girl show you around.

[QUOTE=Jedi Earth]....... given the number of women Bobisee and others have had sex with I am curious if anyone has ever caught an STD from a provider .......[/QUOTE]I hate to break the news to you Jedi, but the only STD I got (25 years ago) was from a "good girl" one night stand who didn't insist on a condom. I've had hundreds of "providers" in my life with the overwhelming percentage insisting on condom use. If a partner (pro or otherwisw) allows bareback sex with you, one should always ask how many others she allowed the same thing. I'd trust a pro anyday who demands condom protection over a non-pro or goodgirl who doesn't. I was the 2nd guy (supposedly) that my LTR in Quito said she had ever slept with. It's her filandering ex-husband I'm more concerned about. Will soon get tested for HIV as that 90 day waiting window has just passed. Too be honest with you, I'd feel safer with some crack *****s regarding catching STDs. :eek: