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[url]http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-24680682[/url]

Just heard from a few friends about this story that came out in globo Thursday and I personally know 3 independent GDPs that went over this year.

[QUOTE=Mr Enternational; 1486279]Miss Ass competition:

[url]http://www.worldstaruncut.com/uncut/63698[/url][/QUOTE]E, thanks for sharing this clip. I am surprised that all the candidates are so light-skinned. Of course there are quite a few very nice appetizing bundas here. But some of the asses are just too MUCH, ufff! LOL! Especially during the outdoor shoot.

Brazil got one of the most successfull anti HIV programs.

How is the demand by pros to cover up? Laissez faire or absolutely compulsory?

[QUOTE=The Cane; 1491864]Things are just tough all over for the Biebs:

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1VP3ooUEcY[/url][/QUOTE]HOLY CRAP! Just a little higher up and that bottle might have broken his hair!

[QUOTE=Riofan6;1491916]HOLY CRAP! Just a little higher up and that bottle might have broken his hair![/QUOTE]More bad news for the Biebs! Look what my boy Kid Cisco sent me. This is some funny shit! LOL!

[url]http://cdn.mediatakeout.com/65957/brazilian-prostitute-takes-a-video-of-justin-bieber-passed-out-after-she-f-cked-him-to-sleep.html[/url]

I buy a couple of domestic flight tickets every year. It's quite amazing how the prices varies from day to day. A ticket that cost R$1400 one day can be down to R$350 a day later.

Also it's interesting how flight tickets often are cheaper than bus tickets.
E.g yesterday I bought a flight ticket Salvador-Rio de Janeiro (Santos Dumont). I payed R$79, and taxes R$21. A bus ticket would cost about R$300.
It's funny that a flight ticket Salvador-Rio cost the same as a pre-payed taxi ride from Galeão-Copacabana or Salvador airport-Barra.

[QUOTE=Sperto; 1495313]I buy a couple of domestic flight tickets every year. It's quite amazing how the prices varies from day to day. A ticket that cost R$1400 one day can be down to R$350 a day later.

Also it's interesting how flight tickets often are cheaper than bus tickets.

E. G yesterday I bought a flight ticket Salvador-Rio de Janeiro (Santos Dumont). I payed R$79, and taxes R$21. A bus ticket would cost about R$300.

It's funny that a flight ticket Salvador-Rio cost the same as a pre-payed taxi ride from Galeão-Copacabana or Salvador airport-Barra.[/QUOTE]That's Brazilian economics in a nut shell.

That is any economics. Supply and demand with a few specials thrown in. A while back I bought a ticket on Lufthansa from Kuala Lumpur to Bangkok for $8+$50 taxes.

I had been going on Tiger Air website everyday looking for a ticket for the 3 hour flight from Angeles City to Bangkok for February. It was always $100+taxes. I finally caught it at $1+$47 for taxes a couple of weeks ago. I called my wingman and he bought one too while the getting was good.

On the other side of the coin, for March, my ticket for the 3.5 hour flight from Bangkok to Maldives was $320, but the 20 minute seaplane to the resort that I'm going to from there is $420.

Miss Bum Bum Contest! I think they pronounce it "boom boom". At least that's what one of the girls I did over at L'uomo called it. When L'uomo was a going concern that is.

[url]http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2507274/Miss-BumBum-2013-winner-Brazilian-beauty-Dai-Macedo.html[/url]

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3658dGk2LVk&feature=player_embedded[/url]

[QUOTE=Sperto; 1495313]I buy a couple of domestic flight tickets every year. It's quite amazing how the prices varies from day to day. A ticket that cost R$1400 one day can be down to R$350 a day later.

Also it's interesting how flight tickets often are cheaper than bus tickets.

E. G yesterday I bought a flight ticket Salvador-Rio de Janeiro (Santos Dumont). I payed R$79, and taxes R$21. A bus ticket would cost about R$300.

It's funny that a flight ticket Salvador-Rio cost the same as a pre-payed taxi ride from Galeão-Copacabana or Salvador airport-Barra.[/QUOTE]True. But it seems to apply selectively. Advance tickets between RJ and SP cost pennies just now compared to a decently comfortable bus seat. But flying somewhere closer and less popular can cost much more. But you know, I don't quite imagine you paying through the nose for a pre-payed taxi from GIG that often, Sperto.

[QUOTE=Sperto; 1407362]Sometimes it makes me wonder about the PM's I receive. I get quite a few PM's asking for contact info to regular non-pro-girls in Brazil. I'm happy to share mongering info, to a certain limit. But why on earth would I share my non-pro's with somebody I don't know and have never met? The question gets extra peculiar when it comes from members with something like 2-3 posts on the forum. I have hooked up a lot of my buddies with friends to my GF's, but that's a different case.

Do these guys expect that I will call one of my non-pro GF's and say "Hi Fulana. Is it OK if I give your contact info to a guy from a prostitution forum? I have no idea who he is, how he looks like, if he's old, fat or a pervo."[/QUOTE]Hi,

You are very right. I am new here. I am traveling to Salvadore. Any help from you is appreciates.

[QUOTE=WideCool; 1501675]Hi,

You are very right. I am new here. I am traveling to Salvadore. Any help from you is appreciates.[/QUOTE]There is a Salvador thread.

[url]http://www.internationalsexguide.info/forum/showthread.php?570-Salvador[/url]

Read through a couple of pages and you'll know the basics of Salvador.

I'm quite happy for the cheap domestic air tickets, but still I miss the charm of the long journey bus rides. >15 years ago domestic flight tickets were much more expensive than the bus tickets. I mostly used buses for travelling in Brazil. Sometimes up to 60 hours bus rides.

Going by bus you stopped every fourth hour for pissbrakes, dinner, beer or a shower. You got to know the other passengers. I miss the scenery. Passing through isolated cities and watching spectacular landscapes. Specially I miss when the bus made breaks in the evenings in some small cities on the sertão. Seeing all the curios locals gathered at the local rodoviária, having a quick refresco and a salgado (which most likely caused diarrhoea). Not to forget that the Volvo or Scania buses were often very comfortable with pillows, blankets, snacks, coffee and movies.

OK, bus travels were not totally uncomplicated. Sometimes I relied on being able to open a window to get fresh air, other times times I had icecold AC in the bus that made me chatter my teeth or a AC dripping down on my head. If I wasn't lucky my seat neighbour was a fat farting guy drooling on my shoulder in his sleep or a bible-reading senhora eating smelly snacks the whole journey or a local with a sack of hens in his lap. On my busrides I had other peoples vomit over me, kids pissing on me, buses breaking down, buses being shot at and assaulted.

On the good side I made a lot of friends on my bus journeys, met future GFs, got handjobs, blowjobs, had sex and once fingering a wellknown model while her photographer was sleeping next to her.

Flying domestic in Brazil on the other hand is relatively cheap and comfortable but totally without any charm. You line up in a 100 m queue, check in, line up and pass the security check, line up at the gate, the gate will propably be changed at least two times so more lining up, embark, fasten your seat belt, eat your turkey sandwich, almost no conversation with fellow passengers, line up to disembark, line up to get your luggage and finally line up to get a taxi. Boring...

[QUOTE=Sperto;1502834]On the good side I made a lot of friends on my bus journeys, met future GFs, got handjobs, blowjobs, had sex and once fingering a wellknown model while her photographer was sleeping next to her[/QUOTE]Do you have the number of that well-known model you can give out?

[QUOTE=Exec Talent;1502838]Do you have the number of that well-known model you can give out?[/QUOTE]Yes and no.

I have her number. I can't see why I should post in on a monger-forum or giving it out to anybody?