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[QUOTE=Buscemi; 1262563]It is on Rocky's Blues Bar Sosua website, Rick is pretty fast returning email, and a great host.
[b]DO NOT[/b] Stay in the rooms on the left, you will not be able to sleep until 4AM due to the noise from El Flow, and Gran Velero (Latino Club).[/QUOTE]Thanks mate!
[QUOTE=Kman1; 1262558]Sep thru Nov during storm season you could find much cheaper airfares to Sosua and it is easier to get hotel rooms. It also rains more, but it can rain anytime. I find the weather to be more pleasant during that time, barring the rain. I hardly broke a sweat last time I was there during thanksgiving.
In terms of chica availability, it maybe less, but there is still plenty.[/QUOTE]I know a lot of girls from SD and other places go to Souza to make money so maybe when univ girls are on summer vacations there is more "choices"
Hi everybody.
I was away from this board for a few days and returned to find I am a topic for discussion.
I don't want to prolong the discussions, and I leave everyone to their own opinions of my character (which apparently ranges from Mother Theresa to Hitler) , but I would like to correct one small factual error which might reflect on my integrity:
[QUOTE=Mr Gogo;1261521]He also invested in FOD resort that many mongerers visited.[/QUOTE]I have never invested in FOD (now Whitebeards) in any of its many guises, though I know several mongers who have done so. The reason I mention this is that I have, from time to time over the years, suggested that particular hotel to newbies when I thought it suited their particular needs, as it sometimes gets overlooked in the "Barba Negra versus Sosua" debate. It would have been wrong for me to have done so without declaring an interest.
[QUOTE=Mr Gogo;1261952]A veteran told me what Sir Charles did for many years before he retired, and I fell on the floor rolling around laughing. It made me understand a lot about the man. Here is a clue, he was the SHH guy. Figure that one out and you will get a good laugh.[/QUOTE]I suspect someone was pulling your leg here, Mr Gogo. I have had a number of different jobs, but none of them were controversial, prestigious or, IMHO, remotely comical. They include such boring occupations as stock-control in engineering and retailing, and before that various somewhat more interesting jobs in printing, librarianship and bookselling. I googled "SHH" but remain unenlighted. Perhaps Mr Gogo could kindly PM me the explanation?
More generally, I would like to apologize to anyone I might have offended, and thank those who sought to put in a kind word. Really not necessary though. This is just a wh*reboard about what, to most readers, is just a fantasy world. Reading the posts is like watching a sitcom. You mght laugh or groan, but no-one should take it seriously. It isn't real life for most of our posters, who live in other countries.
My real life, however, is in the DR, and has been touched on here, but I don't care for it to be discussed on a wh*reboard and I imagine 99% of you would feel the same way. I would just say that, contrary to what one poster suggested, I live among Dominicans, in a Dominican apartment block, not in a hotel or condo for gringos. I am on good terms with all my neighbours. I shop at a Dominican colmado or the city mercado, and when I travel it is in a publico, usually squashed in with Dominicans, not in a private car separated from the real DR. When I listen to music I listen to Dominican music. Sometimes I ask Dominicans for help and sometimes they ask me. There has never been a refusal on either side. So I think I am fairly well placed to hold an opinion on Dominicans. They have their own quirks and characteristics but are essentially no different from any other population. In fact, I have found people are essentially no different in any country I have been. Just that many nations peoples have had fucked-up histories and will behave differently, often negatively, as a result.
As for Jaosousa. I have met him only once, as he doesn't visit the North Coast too often. He took my girlfriend and me for a trip to Barba Negra and a meal afterwards. He very generously gave my girlfriend a large bottle of good perfume (which she has only recently used up). We had a fun time and he was good company. No doubt had Oliver Cromwell or American sports come up in the conversation I would have found myself returning from Costambar by motoconcho and sporting a black eye. Jaosousa is also, for my money, the most informative and helpful poster in the DR section.
[QUOTE=Charles Pooter; 1262837]Hi everybody.
I was away from this board for a few days and returned to find I am a topic for discussion.
I don't want to prolong the discussions, and I leave everyone to their own opinions of my character (which apparently ranges from Mother Theresa to Hitler) , but I would like to correct one small factual error which might reflect on my integrity:
I have never invested in FOD (now Whitebeards) in any of its many guises, though I know several mongers who have done so. The reason I mention this is that I have, from time to time over the years, suggested that particular hotel to newbies when I thought it suited their particular needs, as it sometimes gets overlooked in the "Barba Negra versus Sosua" debate. It would have been wrong for me to have done so without declaring an interest.
I suspect someone was pulling your leg here, Mr Gogo. I have had a number of different jobs, but none of them were controversial, prestigious or, IMHO, remotely comical. They include such boring occupations as stock-control in engineering and retailing, and before that various somewhat more interesting jobs in printing, librarianship and bookselling. I googled "SHH" but remain unenlighted. Perhaps Mr Gogo could kindly PM me the explanation?
More generally, I would like to apologize to anyone I might have offended, and thank those who sought to put in a kind word. Really not necessary though. This is just a wh*reboard about what, to most readers, is just a fantasy world. Reading the posts is like watching a sitcom. You mght laugh or groan, but no-one should take it seriously. It isn't real life for most of our posters, who live in other countries.
My real life, however, is in the DR, and has been touched on here, but I don't care for it to be discussed on a wh*reboard and I imagine 99% of you would feel the same way. I would just say that, contrary to what one poster suggested, I live among Dominicans, in a Dominican apartment block, not in a hotel or condo for gringos. I am on good terms with all my neighbours. I shop at a Dominican colmado or the city mercado, and when I travel it is in a publico, usually squashed in with Dominicans, not in a private car separated from the real DR. When I listen to music I listen to Dominican music. Sometimes I ask Dominicans for help and sometimes they ask me. There has never been a refusal on either side. So I think I am fairly well placed to hold an opinion on Dominicans. They have their own quirks and characteristics but are essentially no different from any other population. In fact, I have found people are essentially no different in any country I have been. Just that many nations peoples have had fucked-up histories and will behave differently, often negatively, as a result.
As for Jaosousa. I have met him only once, as he doesn't visit the North Coast too often. He took my girlfriend and me for a trip to Barba Negra and a meal afterwards. He very generously gave my girlfriend a large bottle of good perfume (which she has only recently used up). We had a fun time and he was good company. No doubt had Oliver Cromwell or American sports come up in the conversation I would have found myself returning from Costambar by motoconcho and sporting a black eye. Jaosousa is also, for my money, the most informative and helpful poster in the DR section.[/QUOTE]Hello, Sir. The way you used to jump in everybody's ass defending FOD made me believe you were an investor. Now that it is a failed business investment, I would expect you to distance yourself from it. I didn't see anywhere in your post where you felt Gogo was trying to give your good points credit, so I will keep any future praise of you to myself.
You ask me to PM you what I heard was your trade. But you ask publicly not privately. So I will respond publicly. I heard you were a librarian. The guy that walks around telling everyone SHH in a library. You confirmed this so please don't have my book privileges revoked LOL. Good luck in everthing you do Sir.
[QUOTE=TheConcierge;1262662]Cool, I'll definitely look out for both you guys.[/QUOTE]You will not miss me I will be the noisy one that speaks to anyone, I will be on crutches or in my wheelchair, please make youself known to me, first drinks on me.
Could anybody please chip in and answer my questions.
1. when I go to passions do I pay the girl or passions, and if I pay passions how does this motivate the girl to do what I want I mainly want BBBJ from the girls.
2. if I meet a girl at new garden do I pay her up front or after.
3. do the girls at passions have an option, I may see a really beautifull girl that does not want to go with a middle aged man on sticks?
4. do many of the girls at passions speak english
5. are any of the girls at passions orgasmic or have they become de-sensatised by to much sex.
6. I would like to find a couple of lesbians to have a threesome with any ideas where I can get them.
Sorry if these questions appear stuped to people of this forum, but to me they are very important to live out my fantasy
Drai,
I am going to new garden in 3 weeks, superstar sounds like good fun to me.
How can I meet her, do you have her number?
Or how would I recognise her.
[QUOTE=Frannie;1262430]Learn In Your Car Spanish is all in Spanish (with a booklet you can refer to) and consists of repeating sets of phrases over and over.[/QUOTE]The "Learn in Your Car" Spanish language lessons first say the phrase in English, then in Spanish. The booklet has only the Spanish portion, which teaches you to read. You can hear a sample at this link:
[url]http://www.learnoutloud.com/Catalog/Languages/Spanish/Learn-in-Your-Car-Spanish-Level-1/3805[/url]
[QUOTE=Charles Pooter; 1260653]Tempoecorto, you have always struck me as a very polite person, so the following is not especially aimed at you.
I see no upside whatever in being offensive to locals in the DR, unless you have so little self-esteem that you need to play the bully to get a hard on. Even with the most obnoxious pests (and there are plenty in Sosua and more than a few elsewhere) the best course is a smile and an unambiguous "no thanks". Dominicans have no self-esteem (rightly so in my opinion) and can be easily and deeply offended. The fact that they might be totally in the wrong is irrelevant. If you humiliate someone, especially in front of others, they will not brush it off or learn a lesson. They are likely to follow you around and try and make trouble or, at best, be a distraction or embarrassment.
I don't need to insult them to remind myself that life has dealt me a much better hand. There is nothing to be gained by being more "forceful". If they cannot accept a polite but clear refusal, stronger language will only encourage them to stick around and make an issue of it or try and get even another day.[/QUOTE]Just to kill this subject to death, I would say the word "pride" or "shame" may work better rather than "self esteem"; And to me, who was married to a Haitian girl, In generaL there is a big difference between Dominican's and Haitians in this category, despite being impoverished and oppressed Haitains somehow maintain an almost unbelievable sense of pride despite horrid circumstances, IMHO.
Do you think the chicas take a break when it's that time of the month? Just a random question because one girl I tried to pull made a comment to me "es La Luna" which translates its the moon. It totally didn't make much sense to me but I put two and two together and assumed thats what she meant. So what do you guys think? Do these chicks take a break when its that time of the month?
[QUOTE=Slimtower;1263010]So what do you guys think? Do these chicks take a break when its that time of the month?[/QUOTE]Hell no! Not for what you "bros" are paying their asses.
[QUOTE=John Dough;1262958]The "Learn in Your Car" Spanish language lessons first say the phrase in English, then in Spanish. The booklet has only the Spanish portion, which teaches you to read.[/QUOTE]Not to beat this subject to death but that is EXACTLY what Pimsleur does. Says the phrase in English and then in Spanish. Also comes with a booklet for each level (they are up to level 4 now). They also have a sample 30 minute lesson you can download in the language of your choice at their website.
It is essentially the difference between Coke and Pepsi at this point.
[QUOTE=Slimtower;1263010]Do you think the chicas take a break when it's that time of the month? Just a random question because one girl I tried to pull made a comment to me "es La Luna" which translates its the moon. It totally didn't make much sense to me but I put two and two together and assumed thats what she meant. So what do you guys think? Do these chicks take a break when its that time of the month?[/QUOTE]I thought the word chicas used was "menstracion"?
But, I think the answer to your question just depends on the chica. If she is embarrassed of the thought bleeding all over your sheets then she probably won't. But also has to do with her (and her family's) current financial situation. If she is just there to work for the weekend and skip town by Monday, then it may not matter to her if she is on her period or not. Some chicas (women in general) get really moody during their periods and some get migraines, so this may also factor in to whether or not they decide to work.
[QUOTE=Coalburner69;1263017]Hell no! Not for what you "bros" are paying their asses.[/QUOTE]Who are "you bros"?
[QUOTE=Mr Gogo;1262872]Hello, Sir. The way you used to jump in everybody's ass defending FOD made me believe you were an investor. Now that it is a failed business investment, I would expect you to distance yourself from it.[/QUOTE]I have no idea why they butchered the rooms with those paintings on the walls like they did. Would probably have been a good place to bring a semi or regular chica without having to try to sneak her into an actual resort. But the paintings on the walls at FOD just scream to any regular chica "Hey, this guy just wants sex!"