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[QUOTE=Kaiju]MiamiHeatLuver:

When you use Tadalafil aka Cialis is it still hard or does it go soft after the lovemaking? I ask because I just tried 50mg of Viagra and it didn't do much at all. I got hard (not rocket hard but doable) but it sorta went limp after a very short while. I guess I'm looking for something that will enable me to stay hard even after climax. Any ideas?

Kaiju[/QUOTE]36 hour cialis, the first one I take during a trip works great. I had a 4 hour session with some non-pro chica, with multiple orgasms and it was still hard like a rock. I was drinking beer and vodka.

Usually the subsequent Cialis I take on the trip don't have the same strong affect.

Viagra made my face turn red and my big head have a pounding feeling.

Cialis is about 380 pesos in Dom Rep.

[QUOTE=Kaiju]MiamiHeatLuver:

When you use Tadalafil aka Cialis is it still hard or does it go soft after the lovemaking? I ask because I just tried 50mg of Viagra and it didn't do much at all. I got hard (not rocket hard but doable) but it sorta went limp after a very short while. I guess I'm looking for something that will enable me to stay hard even after climax. Any ideas?

Kaiju[/QUOTE]

Kaiju, thats why I love the Lapela aka Cialis aka Tadalafil, It gets me impressively rock hard and works though touch and my mentality as oppose to Viagra which is exactly as you described, gets me semi hard without the mental or touch aspect. After a good climax with Cialis, I am ready for another round after a little snuggling. Love it!

[QUOTE=MiamiHeatLuver]Here are the most common side effects of Tadalafil aka Cialis:

* Headache -- up to 15 percent of people
* Facial flushing -- up to 3 percent of people
* Indigestion, known as dyspepsia -- up to 10 percent of people
* Back pain -- up to 6 percent of people
* Nasal congestion -- up to 3 percent of people
* Muscle pain (known as myalgia) -- up to 4 percent of people
* Pain in the arms or legs -- up to 3 percent of people.

I get the back pain and the heartburn, but I think the heartburn is more because of the rum, now I pop a Prevacid which knocks out the heartburn and a aspirin if my back really hurts.. But all worth the Peter North wood! lol[/QUOTE]
Useful post MHL!

I have had most of those side effects with various incarnations of Cialis but only slightly and thankfully not all on the same occasions. If I do suffer one of them (and that would be maybe 50% of usages) I stay off ED drugs for 2 to 7 days (depending how strong the side-effect was).

La Pela may be milder as I have less side effects but also it sometimes fails to do the job. But I am 70 years old so I am probably pushing my luck taking any sort of meds and we can forgive it for failing to perform miracles now and then. Beer + ED drugs guarantees me a severe headache the next day, but then I am not a hardened drinker anyway.

[QUOTE=Kaiju]MiamiHeatLuver:

When you use Tadalafil aka Cialis is it still hard or does it go soft after the lovemaking? I ask because I just tried 50mg of Viagra and it didn't do much at all. I got hard (not rocket hard but doable) but it sorta went limp after a very short while. I guess I'm looking for something that will enable me to stay hard even after climax. Any ideas?

Kaiju[/QUOTE]

Im not a doctor, but all ED drugs permit blood flow for the act, and its natural for the penis to reduce again after the climax. The Viagara or Cialis will permit blood flow again, but (except for a lucky few) the male body needs a little time before its ready to start again. (Ah, to be 20!).

There are some drugs reputed to shorten the recovery time, but am not familiar with what would maintain a hard erection after climax. (Might even be dangerous).
(But would LOVE to hear about it).

Is there a doctor in the house?

[QUOTE=Bigbx222]It could be from all that extra pushing your legs got a workout.[/QUOTE]

I usually let her ride. Too lazy.

[QUOTE=Yanqui69]Im not a doctor, but all ED drugs permit blood flow for the act, and its natural for the penis to reduce again after the climax. The Viagara or Cialis will permit blood flow again, but (except for a lucky few) the male body needs a little time before its ready to start again. (Ah, to be 20!).

There are some drugs reputed to shorten the recovery time, but am not familiar with what would maintain a hard erection after climax. (Might even be dangerous).
(But would LOVE to hear about it).

Is there a doctor in the house?[/QUOTE]

I know a guy who has diabetes and can't get it up for anything, ED pills don't work for him. He use to inject something in his penis to get hard and it worked great, but he had an increase chance of getting and STD from all the *****s he was with. (injection at the base of the penis). He then started using something called Muse (i think) it was a little tablet you insert in the head of your penis and when it disolves your rock hard for like 1:30. He swore by it, I've seen it on the internet but yet to see a store that sells it.

Once, I accidently took 2 cialis in the same day and was rock hard for like 5 hours, my chica was going crazy. She gave up after 3.5 hours.

[QUOTE=Cagep1967]I usually let her ride. Too lazy.[/QUOTE]

Glad to hear I am not the only one :-).

[QUOTE=Cagep1967]Anyone have any leg pain after using Cialis. I don't use it often but the last night I was in DR I went to a Cabana with my regular Novia and wanted to have a good long time. Popped a Cialis and for 2 days I had muscle pain in my thighs. I also find la pela gives me heartburn.

Just questioning.[/QUOTE]
I got a terrible stomach pain the first time I used Caalis. This was because I took it with a meal. After that I took it on a empty stomach with no problems.

I also get get heartburn or reflux with Cialis/LaPela, when I cut the dose in half, it was not nearly as severe, just spread the dosage out. LaPela's efficacy is not consistant, big surprise, Hecho en La Republica!

Info on Muse. [url]http://www.muserx.net/[/url] I want to know if anyone knows where to buy this in DR? I would like to try.

I myself have not used it but these guys were swearing by it.. I have just ordered a box myself. [url]http://www.blackantusa.com/[/url]

[QUOTE=MiamiHeatLuver]I myself have not used it but these guys were swearing by it.. I have just ordered a box myself. [url]http://www.blackantusa.com/[/url][/QUOTE]At six bucks a pill I'll stick to my generic Viagra that I buy for a couple bucks apiece and split into quarters.

[QUOTE=Helpmann]Anyone who would buy illiquid assets in an non-investment grade country needs to have their head examined. Also, anyone who would give such a one-sided opinion is doing the members of this forum a disservice.

-Helpmann :D


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"This is a coup attempt," President Rafael Correa said in a TV interview a couple of hours after police lobbed tear gas at him....[url]http://www.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/americas/09/30/ecuador.violence/index.html?hpt=T2[/url][/i]


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[QUOTE=Helpmann][b]Not to beat a dead horse (too much), last month Ayyyypapi and a couple of others were singing the praises of Ecuador as a place to retire to.[/b]
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I know little about Ecuador or investing abroad. You may be entirely correct and Ecuador could be the worst place on the planet to retire to.

But:
1) Retiring to a country and investing there are two totally different things. One could very easily live in one country off the proceeds of one's investments in other countries. Many of us on this board are already doing that.

2) This sort of scuffle occurs frequently in Ecuador. Even those that have resulted in a change of regime won't have affected the lives of ex-pats quietly enjoying their lives and women, and this particular scuffle will soon fizzle out as even the US and Colombia, which are opposed to President Correa's policies, have unambiguously backed him as have the army and most senior police.

As I say, you may well be right in advising against retiring to Ecuador, but you need to explain your reasoning better.

[QUOTE=Charles Pooter]I know little about Ecuador or investing abroad...

2) This sort of scuffle occurs frequently in Ecuador...[/QUOTE]If I was unclear in prior posts, the concept is simple. One should not match long-term assets (a home) with short-term stability. I would discourage Americans from purchasing retirement homes in non-investment grade countries. Rent instead.

By the way, you wrote that these "scuffles" occur frequently in Ecuador. For the life of me, I can't recall the last time the president of Ecuador was "kidnapped" by the police; however, maybe you can.

-Helpmann :)