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07-30-22 17:55 #56614Regular Member

Posts: 1643Thank you for pointing that out as it is often missed
"Things" change so often around here (I am in Medellin) that many times if your info if more than a few months old, it will need to be re-verified. And another poihnt I have posted on before, when you speak to government officials here, depends on who, where, what day of the week, and whether or not they kicked their dog that morning on the answer you will get.
Originally Posted by FunLuvr
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I have literally sat across from two desks that were touching each other, talking to two government officials (about immigration) with each one telling me an opposite answer. They obviously could both see and hear each other, but no attempt was made to reconcile their answers. File that under, "Welcome to Colombia". Jajajajajaaa.
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07-30-22 16:53 #56613Senior Member

Posts: 92For me the biggest advantage of casas / clubs is the ease of use and the safe environment. Very low hanging fruit with minimal risk (some girl might try to still brows through your wallet while you're in the shower so be vigilant). It helps if they know you're not here for a short time, so it might be wise to drop that in the conversation.
Originally Posted by Oterri
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In the strip clubs you can also sit, chill and chat up a girl before deciding. The problem eventually is that the lineups in those places are relatively stable, so for novelty one needs to try other venues (and there might be some hurt feelings when you don't go with same girl as the last time). But there is plenty of establishments here so it will take you a long time to try them all.
As for the 'upscale' surroundings. Rooms in the cheaper centro stirp clubs are pretty bad. Casas usually have nicer rooms but don't expect too much. Love motel (not a short-time fuck motel) would be probably better choice for nicer rooms.
Well, let me give you my subjective ratings of rooms in centro stip clubs I've been (from best to worst):
Barra, Conejitas, Occidental, Nueva Avenida, Hilton.
And line-ups quality (*very* subjective): Barra, Nueva Avenida, Occidental, Conejitas, Hilton.
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07-30-22 16:43 #56612Senior Member

Posts: 4469Change is good we often hear. In any case the civica fee is something in the neighborhood of 6,000 pesos. You can recharge it outside rush hour without waiting. The tranvia stations usually have shorter rush hour lines. In a pinch you can offer somebody cash to swipe you through but that can take a while because so many people charge their cards one fare at a time. To keep stress under control, I've learned to laugh at people who push past me to get to the turnstile only to discover they don't have enough on their civica to get in. I'm not a huge fan of the metro. I use it during rush hour because it's the only workaround for traffic jams. If you are small and / or elderly it's barely usable when it's crowded because people insist on crowding the doorways and they refuse to move when the doors open. My policy is a single "permiso" and a brief opportunity to give way. Then they get pushed aside. Interestingly enough, I find the minority of people who are 5'9" and taller more often move aside.
Originally Posted by FunLuvr
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07-30-22 16:19 #56611Senior Member

Posts: 3802When arriving at the ticket booth you simply ask to buy a Civica card, I think it costs like 6,000 COP. You then have them load it up with a set amount of Pesos from which you use until you need to re-charge the card. Very simple as the Metro makes money selling you the card, which used to be free but you could only obtain at a few Stations like San Antonio. And given the long lines at times for people to re-charge their card, or those looking for a single ride, it's best to load the card up. I actually have two Civica cards which I use, and I routinely re-load them with 50,000 COP each. Sometimes the ticket lines can be long.
Originally Posted by FunLuvr
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07-30-22 16:09 #56610Senior Member

Posts: 92Photos didn't attach in original post for some reason.
Originally Posted by AdamWl
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07-30-22 16:05 #56609Regular Member

Posts: 1643You are a sick fuck
I kinda like it, but you are a sick fuck.
Originally Posted by NeilGeorge
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07-30-22 15:39 #56608Senior Member

Posts: 1190Their procedures obviously keep changing. Many years ago, if I asked to buy one ticket, they would sell me a paper ticket. But if I bought more than one ticket, they would give me a card. Then they did away with paper tickets and always gave me a card. Later, there was a one time charge for the card, which I was allowed to keep. Try buying four tickets the next time you go to the window and see if they will give, or sell, you a card.
Originally Posted by Eloket
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07-30-22 15:37 #56607Senior Member

Posts: 241Sw v casas
With street girls it's always a gamble. You have to feel them out, see their mood, etc. If you find the right one you can get great deals like 30 k +7 k room and she'll be DFK GFE etc. But it's swing or miss.
Originally Posted by Oterri
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With casa girls you're guaranteed to have a good session. Only had a handful of "bad" experiences at places like yakusa or casa paris, but the girls aren't machines so it's bound to happen.
It's really a "can't lose" situation in centro.
The only real time you can get fleeced at these prices are places online like fotoprepagos where you pay 110 k for a hh and the girl doesn't resemble photos, but you got there already so might as well hahaha.
Obviously places like parque lleras or gusto's it's a higher opportunity cost looking for a good performer at those prices.
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07-30-22 15:32 #56606Senior Member

Posts: 241Great report
It is really funny when the old guys "invite you" after talking for a little at the bar and then the drinks don't stop LOL.
Originally Posted by AdamWl
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You got to mention, what strip club is this where the girls are charging 60 k hh and only 20 k upcharge for bareback lmao?
Something like taberna hilton or one of those behind conjitas?
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07-30-22 15:27 #56605Regular Member

Posts: 1643Couldn't agree with you more
People should consider the source of their "Knowledge" and make their own informed decisions.
Originally Posted by Knowledge
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I forgot to mention one of the horrible side effects of using Lubriderm to facilitate entry in her poop chute, the skin on her ass gets nice and soft, jajajaja.
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07-30-22 15:17 #56604Regular Member

Posts: 1643Impressed as hell you tracked down that bombillo
When I wrote it I thought "Geez, he'll probably never find that place" but that was my best effort. And thanks for the price quote, I couldn't remember that off the top of my head. Was not aware that place was considered a "Hobby Shop" but that makes sense. I am pretty sure they sell Lubriderm there in the sex novelty section, too. Jajajajaja. Strong work, and Keep On Keepin' On!
Originally Posted by AdamWl
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07-30-22 15:13 #56603Senior Member

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Originally Posted by Nounce
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Great help, thank you. I was at the ticket counter on both stations and asked to buy a card but the just sold me a ticket. I'll try again.
Originally Posted by Zeos1
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07-30-22 12:27 #56602Senior Member

Posts: 92One can recharge it in a green machine as well, using cash (and coins too I believe). The machines even have the English menu option (translation isn't the best though but it's like two screens anyway). Usually the line to those is much shorter than to the ticketing booth, often no line at all.
Originally Posted by Zeos1
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07-30-22 11:23 #56601Senior Member

Posts: 1294When I was there last you got your card but you could put as much on it as you wanted, up to some limit, not sure. Stand in line, get your card but put 20 or 30 mil on it, that way you won't have to line up again for however many times the money lasts. Then if you see the line is short sometime when it is getting low recharge it again. That was not the civica card, just the regular one that is equivalent to a ticket.
Originally Posted by Eloket
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07-30-22 11:02 #56600Regular Member

Posts: 1643His language speed bumps he described sounded easily surmountable
On a Google Translate level, so what is his issue? Doesn't carry a phone? Doesn't have an Internet connection on his phone? Or what?
Originally Posted by Surfer500
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Random gratuitous foto from today, some of the sweetest 18-year old chocha you will ever lay your eyes on.

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