FKK Oase - Burgholzhausen

[QUOTE=Ultrahappy; 1563118]Your stats of 80/20 are correct until you learn a basic level of conversational Romanian. After you learn to speak some basic Romanian, you will quickly find that statistic to drop to around 93/7. Almost all the girls at Oase are in fact Romanian.

The last time I met a Bulgarian at Oase, she had me convinced that she was really Bulgarian for awhile since she was doing a really good job of pretending to not understand me every time I spoke Romanian to her. But eventually, even she confessed to me that she was in fact Romanian. Yes, there are Bulgarians, Polish, Germans, and some other countries represented there but not so many as it seems at first glance.[/QUOTE]Say again Ultrahappy. The 93% is very high. I guess the girls start using terms like Transylvania, Moldavia, Bucharest, and Constanza just to describe where they come from.

Multumesc.

FiddyCent

Ultrahappy,

As a flag chaser, the above statistic is very discouraging but actually what I did think that was the case after around 20 times at OASE. There are less obvious, not Romanian, girls, especially Latinas then there used to be and only one Thai girl that I can remember. The black girls could not be from Romania but only 2-3 there last time I was there. I do believe oneof them I sessioned really was from the Caribbean and not Africa. You can usually tell the difference in the accents but not always.

I had good luck befriending the Thai girl (I speak her language) and she told me where the girls were really from. Do you think she was telling me the truth? Even though I have my fair share of Thai girls in Asia, I did one session with her just to make her feel more comfortable helping me sort through the other girls.

Unfortunately, most of the Russian and Ukraine girls I have seen in OASE are very big girls. I don't mind a bit of extra meat from time to time, but some of them are just over the top.

Thanks for all the advice. I will try my best to find some different flags among the 7% if I can.

OAH.

[QUOTE=Ultrahappy; 1563118]Your stats of 80/20 are correct until you learn a basic level of conversational Romanian. After you learn to speak some basic Romanian, you will quickly find that statistic to drop to around 93/7. Almost all the girls at Oase are in fact Romanian.

The last time I met a Bulgarian at Oase, she had me convinced that she was really Bulgarian for awhile since she was doing a really good job of pretending to not understand me every time I spoke Romanian to her. But eventually, even she confessed to me that she was in fact Romanian. Yes, there are Bulgarians, Polish, Germans, and some other countries represented there but not so many as it seems at first glance.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=FiddyCent; 1562147]
Moldavia (a region in Eastern Romania) , not to be confused with the Republic of Moldova (a country that borders Romania and Ukraine).

Originally Posted by Dutedrac [View Original Post]
Moldovean. Romanian 90% (real moldovean very rare)
FiddyCent[/QUOTE]

Gentlemen, you always get confused when it comes to Eastern European/Balkans ethnicities. Just to make it clear: Moldova is a region split by the river Prut in a western part (which belongs to Eastern Romania) and an eastern part (which makes up the nowadays Republic of Moldova). There is nothing such as "Moldavia" or "Moldovan" language. Moldovan is merely a regional dialect of the Romanian language. The whole region is called Moldova and there live ethnic Romanians who speak the Latin/Romanic Romanian language. Full stop.

[QUOTE=FiddyCent; 1563127]Say again Ultrahappy. The 93% is very high. I guess the girls start using terms like Transylvania, Moldavia, Bucharest, and Constanza just to describe where they come from.

Multumesc.

FiddyCent[/QUOTE]No need to use the formal "you" with me. We're all buddies here. As the girls say to me,"I'm not your grandmother. Why do you speak to me like I'm your grandmother?"

Yes, I'm sure you're right that my statistic is totally wrong. My point was simply that the percentage of Romanians is much lower after you lose your newbie status. Even without any speaking any Romanian, you could achieve the same result by asking your little Romanian friends,"Hey, that girl over there. What country is she from?" The other Romanians will answer that she is from Romania because they don't realize that this girl is trying to pretend to be from Macedonia. Or you could just observe who your new Macedonian girl friend hangs out with.

Another reason my statistic is wrong is simply because a bunch of girls are completely invisible to me. Like many of you, I don't even notice many of the girls because they are way out of my spec.

Not that I really care all that much where the girls are from. But, I do care a little bit because I want to have some confidence in the accuracy of my flag punchcard. I know some of the flags I've collected are probably falsely earned but I feel like I should do at least some due diligence in collecting my flags, otherwise I'm sort of cheating, aren't I?

Maybe one day, we'll meet girls who are pretending to be from Romania?

What a difference a year makes, last visit in sept of '13 was amazing. Tons of girls, tons of guys keeping those girls happy enough to let me pick and choose without too many sales pitchs. Last Saturday felt like a Monday, there was never a que for rooms or the showers. The lineup is also pretty weak, saw many ex oase girls at sharks and mainhattan. Really has me rethinking NRW vs FRA on future trips. Luckily there were enough old favorites to keep me busy. But its a shell of its former self, the club is going downhill from what I saw this Saturday.

[QUOTE=Adimondo;1563561]There is nothing such as "Moldavia" or "Moldovan" language. Moldovan is merely a regional dialect of the Romanian language. The whole region is called Moldova and there live ethnic Romanians who speak the Latin/Romanic Romanian language. Full stop.[/QUOTE]Who cares buddy? I speak officially English, perhaps a regional dialect of it, because we don't have "lorries" in my country, but I am not English.

[QUOTE=Adimondo;1563561]Gentlemen, you always get confused when it comes to Eastern European/Balkans ethnicities. Just to make it clear: Moldova is a region split by the river Prut in a western part (which belongs to Eastern Romania) and an eastern part (which makes up the nowadays Republic of Moldova). There is nothing such as "Moldavia" or "Moldovan" language. Moldovan is merely a regional dialect of the Romanian language. The whole region is called Moldova and there live ethnic Romanians who speak the Latin/Romanic Romanian language.[/QUOTE]There once was a principality named Moldavia. The principality of Moldavia no longer exists, and its former territory has been absorbed by Romania, the modern-day Republic of Moldova, and Ukraine. The western part of the former principality of Moldavia lies within the borders of modern-day Romania! Look at this map to see where it is:

[url]http://www.aboutromania.com/maps102.html[/url]

And here is a bit of background for anybody who is interested:

[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moldavia[/url]

I believe the confusion comes in when a Romanian girl says she's from "Moldavia" (which does in fact exist as one of the nine current administrative regions of modern-day Romania) , and then the monger mistakes that with the modern Republic of Moldova which is right next door! Confusing matters even worse is the fact that many a current map will show Romanian "Moldavia" as "Moldova". It's like the two are interchangeable, and maybe that's how people use those words in Romania. Don't know. I've even heard that the Romanian pronunciation of "Moldavia" can sound like "Moldova"! Don't know if that's true or not, but somebody wrote that here.

Anyway, if a part of the former principality of Moldavia lies within the borders of Romania (and is indeed called "Moldavia" today) , then I don't think that it would be strange or misleading at all for a Romanian girl to say that she was from "Moldavia" or "Moldova" depending on the pronunciation. She wouldn't be lying. She's just referring to that administrative region of Romania known as Moldavia. Or, at least it was known as Moldavia until they started saying Moldova LOL! Confused yet? But, it's no different than the Romie who once told me that she was from Transylvania, which is her home region of Romania. She wanted me to fuck her in the ass too. And I did. But I digress!

Damn it! Why the hell doesn't somebody with some good language skills and an understanding of geopolitical history just ask one of these tutes about this damn thing directly so that we can settle this inquiry once and for all!

[QUOTE=Adimondo;1563561]Gentlemen, you always get confused when it comes to Eastern European/Balkans ethnicities. Just to make it clear: Moldova is a region split by the river Prut in a western part (which belongs to Eastern Romania) and an eastern part (which makes up the nowadays Republic of Moldova). There is nothing such as "Moldavia" or "Moldovan" language. Moldovan is merely a regional dialect of the Romanian language. The whole region is called Moldova and there live ethnic Romanians who speak the Latin/Romanic Romanian language. Full stop.[/QUOTE]Hello Adimondo.

I will take your word for it, but just walk into any FKK. Girls will introduce themselves as being from "Moldavia" (Mol-Dah-Vee-Ah). Then to prove that I am not hearing wrong, I will ask her if she is from "Chisinau". If they say yes, then I would say that she is from the Republic of Moldova. Usually, they are not.

FiddyCent

[QUOTE=Ultrahappy; 1563564]No need to use the formal "you" with me. We're all buddies here. As the girls say to me,"I'm not your grandmother. Why do you speak to me like I'm your grandmother?"

Yes, I'm sure you're right that my statistic is totally wrong. My point was simply that the percentage of Romanians is much lower after you lose your newbie status. Even without any speaking any Romanian, you could achieve the same result by asking your little Romanian friends,"Hey, that girl over there. What country is she from?" The other Romanians will answer that she is from Romania because they don't realize that this girl is trying to pretend to be from Macedonia. Or you could just observe who your new Macedonian girl friend hangs out with.

Another reason my statistic is wrong is simply because a bunch of girls are completely invisible to me. Like many of you, I don't even notice many of the girls because they are way out of my spec.

Not that I really care all that much where the girls are from. But, I do care a little bit because I want to have some confidence in the accuracy of my flag punchcard. I know some of the flags I've collected are probably falsely earned but I feel like I should do at least some due diligence in collecting my flags, otherwise I'm sort of cheating, aren't I?

Maybe one day, we'll meet girls who are pretending to be from Romania?[/QUOTE]I appreciate the tip Ultrahappy. I know where you were coming from, that is why I replied to you that way. Meant no harm, brother. Just trying to amuse. I have only been to Oase once. I arrived late and did not get a good first impression. I am willing to give the club another try, since reading all the reports from all the more experienced members. I was a bit fatigued after arriving late from Berlin. The woman at the door short changed me my 5 Euros. Then ate some of the leftovers they were serving. Not a good start. If I was able to get an hour to nap in peace, I may have enjoyed the rest of my night, but that was not to be. I was hounded constantly by girls. There was not really a safe haven from the girls, nor the cigarette smoke. If I make it there when the garden is open, I might spend some quality time away and just observe.

So, if you really want to meet girls pretending to from Romania, I guess you will have to pretend to be Italian. I can only produce a few words.

Arrividerci.

FiddyCent

[QUOTE=Breadman;1563573]The lineup is also pretty weak, saw many ex oase girls at sharks and mainhattan. Really has me rethinking NRW vs FRA on future trips. Luckily there were enough old favorites to keep me busy.[/QUOTE]Any chance you can provide some details? For example, which ex-Oase girls did you see at Sharks and Mainhatten? Which "old favourites" were still at Oase?

Thanks

[QUOTE=Breadman;1563573]What a difference a year makes, last visit in sept of '13 was amazing. Tons of girls, tons of guys keeping those girls happy enough to let me pick and choose without too many sales pitchs. Last Saturday felt like a Monday, there was never a que for rooms or the showers. The lineup is also pretty weak, saw many ex oase girls at sharks and mainhattan. Really has me rethinking NRW vs FRA on future trips. Luckily there were enough old favorites to keep me busy. But its a shell of its former self, the club is going downhill from what I saw this Saturday.[/QUOTE]Interesting to get your perspective Breadman. When I was there last month I wasn't overly impressed with the lineup, but thought that maybe I was just getting desensitized, but with your thoughts, it backs up my thinking that perhaps the quality of the line up is not what it use to be. On the same trip I went to Sharks and Mainhatten and had more girls that I liked.

[QUOTE=Breadman;1563573]What a difference a year makes, last visit in sept of '13 was amazing. Tons of girls, tons of guys keeping those girls happy enough to let me pick and choose without too many sales pitchs. Last Saturday felt like a Monday, there was never a que for rooms or the showers. The lineup is also pretty weak, saw many ex oase girls at sharks and mainhattan. Really has me rethinking NRW vs FRA on future trips. Luckily there were enough old favorites to keep me busy. But its a shell of its former self, the club is going downhill from what I saw this Saturday.[/QUOTE]I guess the poor and expensive food service starts to take its toll on this club.

Just curious has any other large club closed because of poor management decisions? I remember years back hearing about FKK Atlantis but never got there. Why did Atlantis eventually close its doors?

[QUOTE=Banana Boi;1563961]Just curious has any other large club closed because of poor management decisions? I remember years back hearing about FKK Atlantis but never got there. Why did Atlantis eventually close its doors?[/QUOTE]I've never been there either, I believe HB will know, but IIRC it was raided and closed by LE several times for tax evasion, trafficking, license problems (they never had a license for the wellness part or something like that) and possibly other charges.

[QUOTE=UShobbyist;1563951]I guess the poor and expensive food service starts to take its toll on this club.[/QUOTE]According to another forum they also started taking 10 euros extra from the girls for towels or something like that. Personally, I don't really buy the food explanation, yes the current food deal is no good, but would the lineup be better I guess few would care.