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[QUOTE=Chris Five] Can anyone tell me why a chick would do that? Give me head but no ass? All I can think of right now is A) Maybe she wants to mae me believe that she's a good girl, B) She wants me to take her serious C) She thinks that by doing that, that I'll do anything in order to get that pussy from desperation.[/QUOTE]Perhaps because it was the wrong time of the month?
[QUOTE=Chris Five] My amiga from hi5 and I ended up making out for a good part of Sunday, for some reason this chick didn't want to give me any ass, but she did give me some real good head, to me that was kind of stupid, because if she gave me head, but did not want to give me ass, then that makes me scratch my head. Can anyone tell me why a chick would do that? Give me head but no ass? All I can think of right now is A) Maybe she wants to mae me believe that she's a good girl, B) She wants me to take her serious C) She thinks that by doing that, that I'll do anything in order to get that pussy from desperation.[/QUOTE]I had one like that from Santiago, that I met online, I came in her mouth a few times, but no vaginal penetration (she said we just met and it was too soon for sex, but she sucked it). Some chicas think giving head is not really sex, sort of like sucking on a papaya or a mango.
[QUOTE=Jaosousa]I had one like that from Santiago, that I met online, I came in her mouth a few times, but no vaginal penetration (she said we just met and it was too soon for sex, but she sucked it). Some chicas think giving head is not really sex, sort of like sucking on a papaya or a mango.[/QUOTE]Yeah I asked her if she had her period, she said she didn't, it's that she didn't "feel comfortable" having sex on the first date.
Yeah Centenario did charge me $28 for my visitor, but later on when I complained about it to Intercontinental, they waived the charge.
I have been lazy booking my next trip to SDQ. I looked at the Jetblue site today, they have flights from New York JFK to Santo Domingo, Saturday, May 22, 2010 for $49. Return ticket price is $106 (Santiago, STI, is $100 each way). Total price for SDQ, $288 (direct non-stop flights), which includes the taxes and fees. On the $49 ticket price, if you book only one way the taxes and fees are $54. It was cheaper by about $17 dollars to book a round-trip, the taxes and fees are less for a round-trip purchase, then if you book one way flights (even though the ticket prices are the same).
I accidently took 2 cialas in the same day and had a 5 hour erection. I know they say call a doctor but I went to town.
My novia freaked out, After 1 hour I came and was still hard, she wanted more and tried to make me come again I told her she needed to ride. 1 hour and 45 minutes later she gave up and asked me if I really wanted to come again as she was tired. I told her to lay down and took a drink stood close to the air to cool off and went to town for another hour, everything was raw my legs were killing me but shit it was fun.
The next morning I woke up with a raging hard on, that cialas is great shit. La Pela is not just the same i've had hit or miss reactions with it.
[QUOTE=Jaosousa]I had one like that from Santiago, that I met online, I came in her mouth a few times, but no vaginal penetration (she said we just met and it was too soon for sex, but she sucked it). Some chicas think giving head is not really sex, sort of like sucking on a papaya or a mango.[/QUOTE]
Possibly issue with the toto? Herpes, warts, penis? Hermaphodites are an issue in DR.
[QUOTE=Cagep1967]Possibly issue with the toto? Herpes, warts, penis? Hermaphodites are an issue in DR.[/QUOTE]"Crying Game" moment, lol. Jamie Lee Curtis is a hermaphrodite and she has beautiful breasts. The Santiago chica had 38D breasts. I was happy with the BJ, better than nothing. I go with the flow, sometimes a BJ is convenient, clean, no sweat for me.
One trip, I took a Cialis on the first day, drank a bunch of vodka, met this chica for the first time in person, non-stop for over three hours (she was thick, 38D breasts). Fun times. The Cialis didn't seem to work as well, on the second and third day.
Heading to Sosua at EOM. Wondering if anyone has any recommendations on how to find authentic Cuban cigars.
Can anyone direct me to a reputable dealer in Sosua/Cabarete? I thought I read that there was an American with a cigar shop in Cabarete. Can anyone tell me how to locate it?
I've been scammed in the past (particularly by the guy who's shop is next to Seabreeze) and I don't have a lot of time to shop around.
I personally don't have a preference. Cubans aren't necessarily the best (Cigars are kinda like wine), however this is a gift, so I'd like to make sure they're authentic.
Thanks,
Doh
There are two cigar shops on the main street in Sosua (the street where Classicos is located). One is on the other side of the street from Classicos, nice shop, located next door to a small cafe. I believe the owner of that shop is a Cuban guy.
On the same side of the street as Classicos, going towards the corner (across from the jewelry store), past el flow bar, before the corner bar, there is a small cigar shop, I believe owned by a German guy.
I have bought cigars in both places, nothing fancy, the cigars I bought were good.
Big scam with fake cohibas in dom rep, the ones they sell on the beaches near the resorts are said to be terrible. Davidoffs are good. After Castro took over in Cuba, many cigar companies left Cuba and relocated in the Dom Rep. There are some very good Dominican made cigars. A genuine Cohiba is a good smoke.
[QUOTE=Docinho]Heading to Sosua at EOM. Wondering if anyone has any recommendations on how to find authentic Cuban cigars.
Can anyone direct me to a reputable dealer in Sosua/Cabarete? I thought I read that there was an American with a cigar shop in Cabarete. Can anyone tell me how to locate it?
I've been scammed in the past (particularly by the guy who's shop is next to Seabreeze) and I don't have a lot of time to shop around.
I personally don't have a preference. Cubans aren't necessarily the best (Cigars are kinda like wine), however this is a gift, so I'd like to make sure they're authentic.
Thanks,
Doh[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Chris Five]Yeah Centenario did charge me $28 for my visitor, but later on when I complained about it to Intercontinental, they waived the charge.[/QUOTE]Intercontinental V Centanario and the Holiday Inn in SDQ are owned by the same company. Holiday Inn is more expensive, $176 per night compared to $154 for the V Centanario.
Courtyard and Renaissance Jaragua are owned by the same company with the Courtyard being more expensive.
Funny review on trip advisor about the holiday inn in sdq, some guy with a hot latina wife kept getting stopped by the hotel security, because they thought his wife was a pro.
[QUOTE=Docinho]Heading to Sosua at EOM. Wondering if anyone has any recommendations on how to find authentic Cuban cigars.
Can anyone direct me to a reputable dealer in Sosua/Cabarete? I thought I read that there was an American with a cigar shop in Cabarete. Can anyone tell me how to locate it?
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Try the Cuban Cafe, more or less across the street from Classicos in Sosua. I haven't tried their cigars but have talked to the American owner, seems like he has good quality.
[QUOTE=Docinho]Heading to Sosua at EOM. Wondering if anyone has any recommendations on how to find authentic Cuban cigars.
Can anyone direct me to a reputable dealer in Sosua/Cabarete? I thought I read that there was an American with a cigar shop in Cabarete. Can anyone tell me how to locate it?
I've been scammed in the past (particularly by the guy who's shop is next to Seabreeze) and I don't have a lot of time to shop around.
I personally don't have a preference. Cubans aren't necessarily the best (Cigars are kinda like wine), however this is a gift, so I'd like to make sure they're authentic.
Thanks,
Doh[/QUOTE]Try Obsesion cigars in Cabarette next to Osheas.
[QUOTE=Docinho]Heading to Sosua at EOM. Wondering if anyone has any recommendations on how to find authentic Cuban cigars.
Can anyone direct me to a reputable dealer in Sosua/Cabarete? I thought I read that there was an American with a cigar shop in Cabarete. Can anyone tell me how to locate it?
I've been scammed in the past (particularly by the guy who's shop is next to Seabreeze) and I don't have a lot of time to shop around.
I personally don't have a preference. Cubans aren't necessarily the best (Cigars are kinda like wine), however this is a gift, so I'd like to make sure they're authentic.
Thanks,
Doh[/QUOTE]I posted a report about a year or so ago with this picture attached and a member replied that he was the owner of the cigar shop whose sign is in the picture. I don't remember the members name,the shop is in Cabarete,right on the main road as memory serves.
[QUOTE=Docinho]Heading to Sosua at EOM. Wondering if anyone has any recommendations on how to find authentic Cuban cigars.
Can anyone direct me to a reputable dealer in Sosua/Cabarete? I thought I read that there was an American with a cigar shop in Cabarete. Can anyone tell me how to locate it?
I've been scammed in the past (particularly by the guy who's shop is next to Seabreeze) and I don't have a lot of time to shop around.
I personally don't have a preference. Cubans aren't necessarily the best (Cigars are kinda like wine), however this is a gift, so I'd like to make sure they're authentic.
Thanks,
Doh[/QUOTE]I think there is a place right next to Flows. White guy ones it I believe. Not sure if he is American or European.
[QUOTE=Chief Justice]I think there is a place right next to Flows. White guy ones it I believe. Not sure if he is American or European.[/QUOTE]Thanks for the info. I'll give the place in Cabarete a shot. I forgot to add that I've tried the guy next to El Flow on a few occasions and he couldn't help me out.
Happy Punting,
Doh