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[QUOTE=MrHo;2720060]Yeah, I feel you man, you are talking to the guy who did 14 consecutive day FKK (artemis it was in golden days back in early 2010's) everyday fucking about 5 to 7 rooms with all cums with 3 or 4 different young stunners level beauties LOL! I get bit bored after 4th or 5th day, and after that I even felt it is almost job to go to artemis, but I kept on going LOL! That 14 day was extreme case and other trips were usually 10 consecutive FKK which I did for like 5 or 6 years till 2015, then I switch to 5 days consecutive FKK trips twice per year! So that is what I do now! But I do not regret those long trip days as I was in my late 20's to early 30's! Now I am in early 40's that I am alot more calmer too! But I still got the will to fuck young stunner level beauties LOL!![/QUOTE]I think one reason you get bored is because you keep going to the same places and don't mix it up enough Mr. Ho. Now for me, a big trip can be as long as 21 days! And what I do to keep it interesting is that I might travel around a country to three or four different cities, checking out different clubs and venues, throwing in some "normal" touristy stuff here and there. Some places I have been to in the past, and others not. Drawing from old wells, but constantly on the lookout for new ones. If I went to just Artemis and Palace over and over and over again I would get bored too LOL! Now every single trip I must go to Artemis and Palace. I must! But, I must also try things new. That's my theme of each and every trip I go on anywhere in the world. Do something old and something new! This is how I always keep it interesting and fresh and generate new memories for a lifetime. You should try it too. You don't have to spend 21 days (and I can't always do that), but you can get a lot of mileage out of a 7 to 10 day trip if you budget and plan correctly. Trust me!

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[QUOTE=TheCane;2720085]I think one reason you get bored is because you keep going to the same places and don't mix it up enough Mr. Ho. Now for me, a big trip can be as long as 21 days! And what I do to keep it interesting is that I might travel around a country to three or four different cities, checking out different clubs and venues, throwing in some "normal" touristy stuff here and there. Some places I have been to in the past, and others not. Drawing from old wells, but constantly on the lookout for new ones. If I went to just Artemis and Palace over and over and over again I would get bored too LOL! Now every single trip I must go to Artemis and Palace. I must! But, I must also try things new. That's my theme of each and every trip I go on anywhere in the world. Do something old and something new! This is how I always keep it interesting and fresh and generate new memories for a lifetime. You should try it too. You don't have to spend 21 days (and I can't always do that), but you can get a lot of mileage out of a 7 to 10 day trip if you budget and plan correctly. Trust me![/QUOTE]I did NRW clubs (Lr, gt, oceans) and Hessen clubs (palace) in one trip, but hmmmm it was alright, I think I am getting used to stunner level girls sticking out her butt hole and pussy to me LOL! But I will never be tired of it, it is just that I am used to it LOL!

I may go to same joint, but girls each time are different, so that is my excitement, girls not the place!

As for new places, I do not like taking risks, but upsell clubs I frequent never failed me, but I added new one on my usual visit which is globe LOL! And hey I am adding Oase back to my list and give it another try! Sharks I do not think I will go ever again!

I am thinking using escort in Germany though! I will begin to film the sessions with escort one day, so I can re-use it for my self satisfactory purposes back home LOL!

[QUOTE=MrHo;2720262]As for new places, I do not like taking risks.[/QUOTE]Nothing gained! I'm so glad I ventured out to clubs in places like Hamburg (all up in a pretty German girl's Aryan anus), Munich (pretty, tanned Romanian girl pleaded with me to release the pressure of my sperm inside of her butt hole in heavy Romanian accent), and Cologne (cute Ruskie girl made me explode with her dirty Russian words). These are the memories of a lifetime gained by taking reasonable risks to venture down unexplored "back roads".

[QUOTE=PaulInZurich;2719831]You don't provide the names or any details and in any case since you are at best a mediocre cycloamateur with 150 W FTP it doesn't help your argument at all.[/QUOTE]Quentin Fillon Maillet, one of the best biathlon athlet in the world, more than 80 for VOmax, in his 20's, but he couldn't follow his 47 yo trainer, Vittoz. Why? When he has exceptional cardio performances, I m pretty sure higher than Sagan, but same too heavy and couldn't follow lighter 20 years older. But only those who never climbed really steep don t know about Newton apple, when You have to carry your weight. As long You are healthy and sporty, age is less handicap than weight facing the steep. Today, at the bottom of Iseran, 42 degrees under sun on the bicycle for start of Summer, not the best for starting, for heart and performance. After such intense effort, 3 h30 later, I m still sweating big water. Yesterday at Freubad, I asked to watch stage, I was surprised to see on SRF average time for amateurs is 1 h 21 for Alp Huez, when I m quite faster, my record on 2017 when a lot of wind on top on 2018 , and if I had whole road to cut steep and curves like they did yesterday, I would aim 1 h and without their products. Today, I met nearly 80 yo Charlot who raced with Anquetil, Poulidor, Merckx, Ocana, Gimondi, Janssens, he told me about this business, and still same, just new products like ketons or else rather than synthesis hormons. To check, look for best times climbing famous Mont Faron. A climbing sprinter.

[QUOTE=TheCane;2720338]Nothing gained! I'm so glad I ventured out to clubs in places like Hamburg (all up in a pretty German girl's Aryan anus), Munich (pretty, tanned Romanian girl pleaded with me to release the pressure of my sperm inside of her butt hole in heavy Romanian accent), and Cologne (cute Ruskie girl made me explode with her dirty Russian words). These are the memories of a lifetime gained by taking reasonable risks to venture down unexplored "back roads".[/QUOTE]Now Hamburg is on my list! Minich I am not sure, I am aware the city munich is nicest city in Germany apparently, but FKK there is limited I hear!

Cologne I may do once I am back to nrw to try out new ownership of gt if it reopened and check out the owner joint oceans also to see if the gt closure changed line up at oceans!

But man, I like artemis, globe and palace LOL! I will add oase to the bunch I think, so I am improving LOL!!

[QUOTE=Sirioja;2720410] average time for amateurs is 1 h 21 for Alp Huez, when I m quite faster, [/QUOTE]Wait, you compare yourself with average amateurs now, when you say you are better than 23 % of the pro peloton?

[QUOTE=Sirioja;2720410] I would aim 1 h and without their products [/QUOTE]Nobody believes you, I am willing to bet EUR 10 000 that you can't go under 1 hour on the official Alpe dHuez segment (13.08 km at 8. 4 % average).

[QUOTE=MrHo;2720426]Now Hamburg is on my list! Munich I am not sure, I am aware the city Munich is nicest city in Germany apparently, [b]but FKK there is limited I hear![/b][/QUOTE]You keep saying stuff like that even though I've put up the evidence to prove that isn't true. I haven't been to all of these places, but on a future trip to Germany I'd like to correct that as much as possible. And Munich is indeed the nicest city in Germany, at least in my experience (also one of the more expensive ones for tuting):

[URL]https://www.fkk-sunshine.de/index.php/de/[/URL]

[URL]https://www.saunaclub-atlantis.at/[/URL]

[URL]https://www.fkk-club-in-muenchen.de/de/index.php[/URL]

[URL]https://www.fkk-club-relax.de/[/URL]

[URL]https://fkk-club-muenchen.de/?lang=en[/URL]

[URL]https://www.fkk-colosseum.com/en/[/URL]

[QUOTE=Sirioja;2720410]Quentin Fillon Maillet, one of the best biathlon athlet in the world, more than 80 for VOmax, in his 20's, [/QUOTE]And you must think that you climb faster than him since he is 70 kg and you are lighter, right?

[QUOTE=TheCane;2720650]You keep saying stuff like that even though I've put up the evidence to prove that isn't true. I haven't been to all of these places, but on a future trip to Germany I'd like to correct that as much as possible. And Munich is indeed the nicest city in Germany, at least in my experience (also one of the more expensive ones for tuting):

[URL]https://www.fkk-sunshine.de/index.php/de/[/URL]

[URL]https://www.saunaclub-atlantis.at/[/URL]

[URL]https://www.fkk-club-in-muenchen.de/de/index.php[/URL]

[URL]https://www.fkk-club-relax.de/[/URL]

[URL]https://fkk-club-muenchen.de/?lang=en[/URL]

[URL]https://www.fkk-colosseum.com/en/[/URL][/QUOTE]Even though I left Japan at age 12 to attend boarding school in Europe, you must understand I am from big island so island mentality LOL!

Oh, colosseum is near munich? That place used to have the best line up apparently but runned and owned by Hells angels LOL! The return of Abdel girls LOL! Where did all the Abdel girls go?

[QUOTE=PaulInZurich;2720687]And you must think that you climb faster than him since he is 70 kg and you are lighter, right?[/QUOTE]He's even less, closer to 65 kg or lighter. With his thinking, that probably makes him so fast that he turns the bike into a time machine.

[QUOTE=MrHo;2720769]Even though I left Japan at age 12 to attend boarding school in Europe, you must understand I am from big island so island mentality LOL!

Oh, colosseum is near munich? That place used to have the best line up apparently but runned and owned by Hells angels LOL! The return of Abdel girls LOL! Where did all the Abdel girls go?[/QUOTE]What is Abdel girls?

[QUOTE=PaulInZurich;2720687]And you must think that you climb faster than him since he is 70 kg and you are lighter, right?[/QUOTE]Did I write this? When he is heavier than 70 , same like Sagan, and Quentin told he couldn t follow his 47 yo trainer because of his weight, when I think nobody would doubt he would be faster on ski. I only wrote I was faster than Sagan who was at 6 km / h in very steep in Loze, alone on discovery and with no products for me versus gruppetto pulling him and? For him. When I climb around 650 kms only on Summer, not more training. Good surprise about time told for average of amateurs for Alp Huez. Not a main aim because easy climbing above la Garde, but if I have time, at the end of my tour, I may make a sprint on evening when night fall, then can see lights and can cut curves like they did, to shorten distance and time.

[QUOTE=PaulInZurich;2720621]Wait, you compare yourself with average amateurs now, when you say you are better than 23 % of the pro peloton?

Nobody believes you, I am willing to bet EUR 10 000 that you can't go under 1 hour on the official Alpe dHuez segment (13.08 km at 8. 4 % average).[/QUOTE]Did I say below or aiming? When 1 h09 on beginning of October 2017 when my LR best FKK girl gave me mind on previous day on our last great Friday around Dusseldorf and I drove whole night to Alp Huez. And, among cars, I didn't cut steep nor curves but facing steep on right side, not same climbing. Big wind on top on 2018 . On 2015 or 2016 , Amelie Mauresmo climbed in 1 h 15, Arnaud Clement tennis player 58 mn. You don t understand much about climbing because You are probably not able to climb steep, but when Alp Huez is not difficult above la Garde, except sometimes wind on top, and everybody who really climbed can confirm You, when I don t train more than my Summer tour, so I have my cardio performances and strength, to be better on steepest like Loze or Zoncolan and Morirolo or Agnelo Italian side where I don t climb with Italians curves but facing the steepest for real climbing, when I drive for this. Not many climb straight like me, when You feel You are burning everywhere, furthermore when under sun with more than 40 degrees on bicycle. Loze is easier because higher and not so warm. With only 1. 5 liter on bicycle, even drinking more than 0. 5 liter before starting, but my very fit body lost too much water on Friday when I started under 42 degrees under sun.

[QUOTE=Sirioja;2720905]my cardio performances and strength.[/QUOTE]Bla bla bla, nobody believes you. You just found out about the times on Alpe so now you just make times up, like you make so much up in your head. I remember how proud you were about 1 h 30 on Zoncolan Ovaro when you didn't know what it means. Go invent something else.