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A member asked about San Fran. I replied to his request for information about the city. I am sure he has not seen my SF sweetys picture. Sadly you are not the center of the world and my post was not directed to or for you.
[QUOTE=Mr Enternational;1354870]We know man, we know. You are going to beat us to death with the story of these same girls and this same picture.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=SavePros321;1354765]TJ, what was the Haitiana population looking like this time around? Last time I was there it looked greatly diminished, although I still managed to find 4 to bang somehow :).[/QUOTE]The Haitiana population was slim pickings this trip. There were some Haitianas on the beach, but they seemed nervous. One girl wanted me to meet her at some gas station and I thought that it was too much work, so I passed. There was no sign of police rounding the girls up, like there was in August. But the girls were nervous nevertheless.
[QUOTE=Bravo;1354861]Awesome pics Lugalzaggizi! But one question for you. I know when I am in Sosua, I am usually pouring sweat just from wearing a regular t-shirt. How in the world can you wear a blazer in the DR without having a heat stroke or sweating profusely? Do you live in the Middle east where it is 135 degrees during the day, so 90 degrees feels cool to you?[/QUOTE]Go light middleweight and don a seersucker with deep inner pockets, that's the game. 'Maria' had her third bb when still en el colegio.
[QUOTE=Lugalzaggizi;1354587]Maria and I at Merengue Bar, February. 2011.[/QUOTE]Nice ladies and your face looks familiar as well. WTF you doing showing your face in pics?
I had visited this town earlier in the month for the first time. The regular report is under "Santiago" and this is what I had to say:
San Francisco de Macoris: I went to this place for the first time, hoping to get lucky with a woman. Taking the scenic road. Santiago, Moca, Salcedo, Tenares and then S. Francisco. The view is scenic as you can see the mountains in the distance and it looked very pretty. The final stretch of the road ending in the city is excellent and the road all the way, in general was rather decent. One thing about driving in the DR is often you will find women looking for a ride. Some are pros (on the autopistas) but others are regular folks trying to hitch a ride, lacking regular transportation. It is up to you to translate that into something concrete and I have experienced that and I am sure others too. It is not complicated if one can handle some language.
There is something to be said when you have women travel to you from other cities, as has been discussed here in terms of their commitment, BUT, that I made the trip to meet someone also made the other party committed to keeping her part of the deal as a compensation if you will, so we ended up in a cabana, for 4 hours, after a leisurely meal in a nice restaurant in the heart of the city on another day of massive rain. It was the best use of cabana time for me so far. Utilizing it to the hilt! I came back to Santiago the same evening, driving on another road, via La Vega. Excellent road and then the autopista.
Just as a side note, I have bedded three sisters and a cousin (two sisters and the cousin this trip). The sisters are half sisters in that they are sired by 3 different fathers (go figure!) and live separately. I make a point of not speaking of one to another to keep it trouble free. Actually the cousin was the best deal. As has been said here before, if one has some trick, money or the language, one can get lucky in any part of this island, or at least to the parts I have been to and understand the real country as well in the process.
Enjoy!
[QUOTE=Tomjackin;1354890]The Haitiana population was slim pickings this trip. There were some Haitianas on the beach, but they seemed nervous. One girl wanted me to meet her at some gas station and I thought that it was too much work, so I passed. There was no sign of police rounding the girls up, like there was in August. But the girls were nervous nevertheless.[/QUOTE]There has been almost no persecution of Haitiannas in Sosua. They continue to hassle shoeshine boys.
Okay, I just returned home from my first trip to DR late last night and I will start to make fuller reports soon.
But as far as Cialis and Viagra, I can confirm the sources I personally saw down there this week:
In Sosua, I still had 250 pesos left over before I checked out of Rocky's so I decided to spend it on whatever generic Cialis I could get. Turning right after exiting Rocky's on Dr Rosen, I just walked a few minutes down the street. Went past the little market store, past Terra Linda, past New Garden and just before the intersection, there are a few small retail stores on the same side and one of them is a small farmacia.
I asked the guy if they had generic Cialis and he had Mambo 36s for 50 pesos per tab. So I took five.
I can also confirm when I was at Blackbeard's resort, the hotel were selling both generic Cialis and Viagra (fondly named Vitamin C and V respectively) as stated in their room info binders for 150 pesos for two tabs (either C or V) or $5 US.
I walked 10 minutes to Jenny's market near the Costambar gates and across the street from Jenny's was a small farmacia there. On the side of the entrance were the words Viagra, Cialis and Levitra painted on the wall! So I went in there and asked the lady pharmacist (or whatever she is) and she produced a box of trade name Cialis by Lilly for 1, 330 pesos.
I asked if they had the generic versions and another lady assistant immediately showed my Mambo and La Pela brands they were selling for 50 pesos per tab. La Pela came in a pack of 4 tabs (for 200 pesos).
[QUOTE=Exoticspirit; 1355124]Okay, I just returned home from my first trip to DR late last night and I will start to make fuller reports soon.
But as far as Cialis and Viagra, I can confirm the sources I personally saw down there this week:
In Sosua, I still had 250 pesos left over before I checked out of Rocky's so I decided to spend it on whatever generic Cialis I could get. Turning right after exiting Rocky's on Dr Rosen, I just walked a few minutes down the street. Went past the little market store, past Terra Linda, past New Garden and just before the intersection, there are a few small retail stores on the same side and one of them is a small farmacia.
I asked the guy if they had generic Cialis and he had Mambo 36s for 50 pesos per tab. So I took five.
I can also confirm when I was at Blackbeard's resort, the hotel were selling both generic Cialis and Viagra (fondly named Vitamin C and V respectively) as stated in their room info binders for 150 pesos for two tabs (either C or V) or $5 US.
I walked 10 minutes to Jenny's market near the Costambar gates and across the street from Jenny's was a small farmacia there. On the side of the entrance were the words Viagra, Cialis and Levitra painted on the wall! So I went in there and asked the lady pharmacist (or whatever she is) and she produced a box of trade name Cialis by Lilly for 1, 330 pesos.
I asked if they had the generic versions and another lady assistant immediately showed my Mambo and La Pela brands they were selling for 50 pesos per tab. La Pela came in a pack of 4 tabs (for 200 pesos).[/QUOTE]I have tried that La Pela shit (just for fun. Never tried Viagra or any other medication). Did not work for me at all. Be careful about combining with alcohol. I completely avoided mixing the two.
[QUOTE=Exoticspirit; 1355124]Okay, I just returned home from my first trip to DR late last night and I will start to make fuller reports soon.
But as far as Cialis and Viagra, I can confirm the sources I personally saw down there this week:
In Sosua, I still had 250 pesos left over before I checked out of Rocky's so I decided to spend it on whatever generic Cialis I could get. Turning right after exiting Rocky's on Dr Rosen, I just walked a few minutes down the street. Went past the little market store, past Terra Linda, past New Garden and just before the intersection, there are a few small retail stores on the same side and one of them is a small farmacia.
I asked the guy if they had generic Cialis and he had Mambo 36s for 50 pesos per tab. So I took five.
I can also confirm when I was at Blackbeard's resort, the hotel were selling both generic Cialis and Viagra (fondly named Vitamin C and V respectively) as stated in their room info binders for 150 pesos for two tabs (either C or V) or $5 US.
I walked 10 minutes to Jenny's market near the Costambar gates and across the street from Jenny's was a small farmacia there. On the side of the entrance were the words Viagra, Cialis and Levitra painted on the wall! So I went in there and asked the lady pharmacist (or whatever she is) and she produced a box of trade name Cialis by Lilly for 1, 330 pesos.
I asked if they had the generic versions and another lady assistant immediately showed my Mambo and La Pela brands they were selling for 50 pesos per tab. La Pela came in a pack of 4 tabs (for 200 pesos).[/QUOTE]Generic Viagra is 10 pesos more or less and Mambo is 20. Here is the ad but the box of Mambo is 595 pesos now unless you buy 4 boxes.
Anyone know who tried suicide over a puta who don't love him in Sosua?
[QUOTE=Hillbilly69; 1355144]Generic Viagra is 10 pesos more or less and Mambo is 20. Here is the ad but the box of Mambo is 595 pesos now unless you buy 4 boxes.
Anyone know who tried suicide over a puta who don't love him in Sosua?[/QUOTE]Mambo 36 is the bomb! Still have some left over from last trip that I brought home with me.
As for your question, that is news to me. But it wouldn't surprise me in the telanovela we know as Sosua, LOL!
Sold at the large colmado on Martinez. What a bargain!