Santo Domingo

As usual, I,spent most of my time with my favorite girl, who is not in the game at all. No money exchanged, just a good time. I did manage to get out to GBP twice, which was cool for the BBJ and Cuba libre. The first night I ran into Mr. E. I didn't realize it then, but his stories were all too familiar to me, and it hit me when I was sitting in my apartment the next day. I went back to GBP the next night, and again had a Cuba libre, and got another bbj. For some reason I wanted to check out the ripoff joints, so I went to Foxy Lady (I could be wrong) on George Washington. It was wack, but I chuckled at their attempts to run game. I prefer GBP not only because it is cheaper, but also because you are pretty much left alone. Street walkers were out in gazcue as usual. I'm not a club person, so despite having a rental again, I didn't check out the usual club spots. I stopped in Algora, and as usual the talent was there if you got the game for it. All in all another great trip for me, which might be a little quiet for some of the people on this forum.

I again had no problems driving in Santo Domingo. I drove in traffic all over place, drove to Juan Dolio, and I drove late at night. I was only pulled over once, because I was breaking the rules of using my cell phone without a hands free device. I paid 200 pesos, because I was in a hurry (headed to catch my flight out). I tried only speaking english, but the idiots were fumbling around with google translate (not sure if they can spell in spanish). Finally I said fuck it, and starting speaking to them in spanish. We agreed on 200 pesos, and I was out. If I wasn't headed to the airport, I would have stuck with english only until they let me go. The worst part of my trip was coming home, and finding out that my luggage didn't make it to Atlanta, but instead somehow ended up in OKC. Not sure how that happened, but whatever. I have my bags now.

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I again had no problems driving in Santo Domingo. I drove in traffic all over place, drove to Juan Dolio, and I drove late at night. I was only pulled over once, because I was breaking the rules of using my cell phone without a hands free device. I paid 200 pesos, because I was in a hurry (headed to catch my flight out). I tried only speaking english, but the idiots were fumbling around with google translate (not sure if they can spell in spanish). Finally I said fuck it, and starting speaking to them in spanish. We agreed on 200 pesos, and I was out. [/QUOTE]That happened to me about four years ago and sent it to Mango. They pulled me over because they said I was looking in my cell phone. In other words I was looking like a tourist. There's no freaking law in the country that I know of as far as hands-free. A police officer told me if they see you on the telephone they know that you're probably in a rush so they would try to get what they can out of you. This is the country where you can have an open container or literally drink while you're driving with no problems. I only keep 500 pesos in my pocket and I had the rest. Do you know I made them give me 300 pesos back before I gave them the 500 pesos.

[QUOTE=GrownMan1;2238300]That happened to me about four years ago and sent it to Mango. They pulled me over because they said I was looking in my cell phone. In other words I was looking like a tourist. There's no freaking law in the country that I know of as far as hands-free. A police officer told me if they see you on the telephone they know that you're probably in a rush so they would try to get what they can out of you. This is the country where you can have an open container or literally drink while you're driving with no problems. I only keep 500 pesos in my pocket and I had the rest. Do you know I made them give me 300 pesos back before I gave them the 500 pesos.[/QUOTE]Chick I was with the other day snatched my phone out of my hand. She said you can not drive like that here. She said I would get a ticket. I said how am I supposed to see my GPS then? And I took it back from her. There are a lot of guys at the lights selling those phone cradles.

[QUOTE=GrownMan1;2238300]That happened to me about four years ago and sent it to Mango. They pulled me over because they said I was looking in my cell phone. In other words I was looking like a tourist. There's no freaking law in the country that I know of as far as hands-free. A police officer told me if they see you on the telephone they know that you're probably in a rush so they would try to get what they can out of you. This is the country where you can have an open container or literally drink while you're driving with no problems. I only keep 500 pesos in my pocket and I had the rest. Do you know I made them give me 300 pesos back before I gave them the 500 pesos.[/QUOTE]I'm not sure if it's the law or not, but I have seen AMET pull people over for it in the past. I normally have my iphone earbuds on, but they were packed away in my backpack.

It's the law, for many years. Like all the other traffic laws it is selectively enforced. There are lots of reasons to not play with a mobile phone while you are driving. Anyone who doesn't understand that now eventually will.

[QUOTE=Troubleman69;2238414]I'm not sure if it's the law or not, but I have seen AMET pull people over for it in the past. I normally have my iphone earbuds on, but they were packed away in my backpack.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=GrownMan1;2238300]That happened to me about four years ago and sent it to Mango. They pulled me over because they said I was looking in my cell phone. In other words I was looking like a tourist. There's no freaking law in the country that I know of as far as hands-free. A police officer told me if they see you on the telephone they know that you're probably in a rush so they would try to get what they can out of you. This is the country where you can have an open container or literally drink while you're driving with no problems. I only keep 500 pesos in my pocket and I had the rest. Do you know I made them give me 300 pesos back before I gave them the 500 pesos.[/QUOTE]Actually it is against the law to use your phone or drink and drive in the DR, not enforced but still against the law.

[QUOTE=Knowledge;2238756]It's the law, for many years. Like all the other traffic laws it is selectively enforced. There are lots of reasons to not play with a mobile phone while you are driving. Anyone who doesn't understand that now eventually will.[/QUOTE]I thought it was against the law, but wasn't 100% sure.

Old girl at GBP hit me up earlier and told me they have some Venezuelans there now. Get them while they are cheap!

[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2243974]Old girl at GBP hit me up earlier and told me they have some Venezuelans there now. Get them while they are cheap![/QUOTE]Good, they needed some new blood.

Anyone have locations / websites / resources to find semi-pro / pro college age girls? Dominican cupid seems like one place to go but it's a bit overwhelming with the volume.

Hi,

I will be for the first time at SD 23/11 to 2 /12.

My Spanish is a little basic.

Are they people ready for a drink or more?

Going GBP or others club av Pasteur?

Hi brothers!

Any recommendations for out call service in SD? To the hotel I mean. Totally new to the DR, but questions about EU, Japan, Singapore or Canada I might can help you out.

[QUOTE=BlueBudgie;2251193]Hi brothers!

Any recommendations for out call service in SD? To the hotel I mean. Totally new to the DR, but questions about EU, Japan, Singapore or Canada I might can help you out.[/QUOTE]Same, I can help with China, Hong Kong, Thailand.

[QUOTE=AblueWave;2247369]Anyone have locations / websites / resources to find semi-pro / pro college age girls? Dominican cupid seems like one place to go but it's a bit overwhelming with the volume.[/QUOTE]Any luck?

[QUOTE=OsiMike;2252143]Same, I can help with China, Hong Kong, Thailand.[/QUOTE]I was in SD in Sept. Made some contacts. I am regular member here. I do not know how to share.