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[QUOTE=Vagabundo1;2722596]Some of the girls on that site do work at 4 x 4, like two who are the best dancers -- Penelope and Renatinha.
[/QUOTE]That Renatinha looks like a real piece of ass given my tastes. The problem after those photos I am likely to be let down a little bit hahahaha.
[URL]https://quatroporquatroclass.com.br/us/perfil/renatinha[/URL]
Ill be popping into 4 X4 anyway regardless.
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[QUOTE=WayneRoberts;2722752]That Renatinha looks like a real piece of ass given my tastes. The problem after those photos I am likely to be let down a little bit hahahaha.
[URL]https://quatroporquatroclass.com.br/us/perfil/renatinha[/URL]
Ill be popping into 4 X4 anyway regardless.[/QUOTE]I'm not sure why, but that Renatinha looks familiar. It's almost like she's done porn or looks like a Brazilian porn actress.
Anyways, I have old school tastes. I can only cope with a few tattoos. With that much happening on her ass, I would have the urge to take out a pen and start drawing on it while in doggy.
Walshy and Vagabundo went to darkroom. One girl, manu. So we went to emporio. I got India 30 minutes for 80 reais. Covered sex, BBBJ. Beautiful. Good value for money. Going to barra, posto 2, classico beach club.
First of all, thank you sirs for the goldmine of information you all have provided on the scene. Special thanks to Cane and Vagabundo for how active you guys are and your contributions. Apologies if I forget to mention others. Tiavoyage report still my favorite go to guide.
Long time reader and lurker here. So far only one mongering trip to CR pre covid. Hoping to make it to Rio in August and connect with local boots on the ground. Tried to renew my membership but my bitcoin account keeps getting locked. After investigating, the exchange is saying the deposit address is blacklisted. Anyways will figure out another solution to get the private message function working. Would love to connect and meet with the experienced guys if you can spare some time for a fellow, relatively new entrant.
[QUOTE=TeddyT6969;2723198] I'm here for the pussy news! I can read Folha or O Globo for the killings and other other depressing stuff. [/QUOTE] Yeah...good on you and I'm so glad to hear it.
The ISG forums have lots of great information, discussions, talk, discourse, dialogue and on the other hand, other pieces of information that is just, scrutiny, criticism or down-right hate that's not so good, but can hold value if you know what to suss out. The great thing is, you decide, [b]how you want to contribute and add value to the forum? [/b]
There is a wide range of topics BMs choose to discuss (or NOT) and voice their opinions and insights, on relevant subject matters of the day.
Feel free to [b]ignore[/b] any posts that are not of interest to you and/or beyond your pussy lust.
I look forward to more (if ANY) of your pussy reports (past, present or future) and insights into Brazil/Rio (or other destinations), when you get the opportunity.
The pussy in Brazil, is IMHO the best. Enjoy!
Sabado Specials 80 r 30 minutes. Emporio do banho, Darkroom.
Sabado Specials 80 r 30 minutes.
Vagabundo woke up with homegirl out on the veranda, smoking a joint, probably. She came in and fucked, and it was good.
Then she left for a spell, and Vagabundo checked in with Walshy, and we linked up at Darkroom, where there are specials for Saturday of 80 reais for 30 minutes.
Vagabundo went by uber from transamerica to the metro; then metro from barra (metro jardim oceanico) to Metro Uruguiana.
Walshy and vagabundo went to darkroom.
[URL]https://darkroom.com.br/[/URL]
There was only One girl, manu. Manu is super cute, and the set up at darkroom is really nice, but since there were two of us we strolled less than a futbol pitch over to emporio do banho.
[URL]https://www.emporiodobanhorj.com/[/URL]
So we went to emporio. I got India 30 minutes for 80 reais. Covered sex, BBBJ. Beautiful. Good value for money.
Then we went by metro from uruguiana to jardim oceanico, and walked to the always excellent na brasa Colombia, where actually renzo gracie, the cultural king of Brazil, was having lunch with a crew of jiu jitsu killers, seriously 10+ fighters fresh from training down the street, ie, olegario maciel, which if you haven't figured it out, is the place to be, not just in rio, but the world.
We had filet de peixe bel munier with a jarra limonade suisse, and a few choppes, ice cold beers.
Then we went to posto 2, classico beach club -- which is about as perfect a beach spot as you can find on the earth. The beach chairs cost 7 reais, the beers the same or less from the barranca ivaldo tijuca. The best girl watching is there at classico beach club, as you will find if you bang a perola negra girl often hangs her ass out at classico beach club during the day.
So there you have it men, another ideal day in valhalla.
[QUOTE=Spidy;2723525]Yeah...good on you and I'm so glad to hear it.
The ISG forums have lots of great information, discussions, talk, discourse, dialogue and on the other hand, other pieces of information that is just, scrutiny, criticism or down-right hate that's not so good, but can hold value if you know what to suss out. The great thing is, you decide, [b]how you want to contribute and add value to the forum? [/b]
There is a wide range of topics BMs choose to discuss (or NOT) and voice their opinions and insights, on relevant subject matters of the day.
Feel free to [b]ignore[/b] any posts that are not of interest to you and/or beyond your pussy lust.
I look forward to more (if ANY) of your pussy reports (past, present or future) and insights into Brazil/Rio (or other destinations), when you get the opportunity.
The pussy in Brazil, is IMHO the best. Enjoy![/QUOTE]Yeah ok, I'll give my report on my pussy findings when I'm in Rio in September. Probably not of interest to you Spidy. I lived in Rio for 10 years from 2000 to 2010, so no point in talking about pussy in those years as its old news. I like to visit once per year but my last trip was 2019 and haven't traveled because of covid. My reports will be about termas and maybe a couple of other places. Planning a visit to Perola Negra (never been there), 4 x 4 (a favorite) and Monte Carlo (usually good) and will see what the mood is like if I visit Solarium or Club 65. As regards other destinations / countries. Sure, I have been to 49 different countries so far over the years, but again feel like its old news. I'm new to the forum and want to know about what's open now, what's a good spot to check out currently, not years ago. But damn, I miss Termas L'Uomo and Help, they were the days! If I want to know about police killings and other injustices I'll ready the news websites.
Hah hah.
I tell 'them I only want to rent it, not buy it. USA is overpriced sex prison, a crap trade.
[QUOTE= TeddyT6969;2723612] ... I lived in Rio for 10 years from 2000 to 2010, so no point in talking about pussy in those years as its old news. I like to visit once per year but my last trip was 2019 and haven't traveled because of covid. ... Sure, I have been to 49 different countries so far over the years, but again feel like its old news. I'm new to the forum and want to know about what's open now, what's a good spot to check out currently, not years ago. ... [/QUOTE]
As I said feel free to ignore what doesn't interest you at any given time.
Just so you know, BMs post on all sorts of tangential information or non-related pussy information on these forums, all the time. In fact I think it's encouraged.
Economics, stock markets, financial portfolios, politics, religion, tech, music, culture, climate change, underwater basket weaving ...etc. All of which most definitely, can be found, discussed and debated at better more reputable, trustworthy, devoted or topic dedicated establishments.
[b]So why do it, why post tangential information in a Sex Forum? [/b]Basically, I think it come down to this:
Sometimes tangential information is just that, non-pussy information. But sometimes it's more than that and some guy, somewhere has a story, experience or pussy adventure that puts it into perspective and brings home this seemingly non-pussy information...[b]et Voilą![/b]
Although, you may not garner anything from a post on Brazilian police brutality, racist targeted killings, on the people that live in the favelas, doesn't mean other BMs won't find value in this sort of tangential (or "non-pussy") information being posted. Some BMs, for example, have posted several times on staying/sojourning in favelas. They may want to take note, they may not.
As you've stated, you are new to the forum (although not mongering), so take note; there are literally tens of thousands of examples throughout the ISG forums, where BMs have posted non-pussy information and others have gotten some kind of value from the post and on countless occasions have actually made a remote connection to pussy.
Same goes (if not double) for past history of experiences, events, adventures, failures, successes, the good, the bad and the ugly. Many BMs may not find value in what you post, but there's a good chance others will. You many not want to post your own past experiences (and that's a shame) or read about other BMs past experiences (albeit 1yr ago or 10 yrs ago), but other BMs do.
I repeat again, just because you don't find value in a post, doesn't mean other won't.
Spidy, I am not telling you not to post your thoughts and opinions on Brazilian politics, police brutality, ect ect, but I do agree with the OP that political discussions belong in a separate thread like the stupid shit in RJ thread or better yet, a new thread that you might want to create and call "Brazilian Politics". As with all ISG Reports threads the goal should be to keep things as on topic as possible otherwise the thread can get loaded down with a whole lot of wordy, irrelevant posts which makes it harder for BM's to search back through the forum and find the merit reports and posts on girls, bars, bordellos, prices and experiences both good and bad. This is the main reason there is a separate thread for RJ Hotels.
Of course, this is just a suggestion. Do what you like.
[QUOTE=Mr Enternational;2723604]Huh? You totally missed my point. And on purpose it seems. The point is this is hardly about race because it also happens in places where the entire population is homogeneous. ... [/QUOTE]
If I missed "your point", it was because, as I said...wacky! So nothing to miss. I think it is you that is missing the point.
[b]Please note[/b], I am ONLY saying, this particular [b]"take/conjecture"[/b] of yours was wacky.
Arrrrh...here we go again, as I try to unpack more wackiness.
As usually, you provide [b]a few outlaying examples[/b], that aren't the norm and then you miraculously think, this explains everything that IS REALLY happening to an entire group people that number in the millions. In this case specifically when it comes to summing up all the experiences of "Black" Brazilians and Favela dwellers, dealing with police brutality. Hence my reasons for saying "wacky"
[QUOTE=Mr Enternational;2723604] ... You guys act like mfs in the Congo, where everyone is the same, are not doing the same thing to each other ... [/QUOTE] Is this where we're at now, "The Congo"....really? And you wonder why I say wacky.
[b]57% of Brazilians are Black or mixed, but they make up 80% of the people killed by police. [/b]
[QUOTE=Mr Enternational;2723604] ... Sure it is racial in some cases, but in the vast majority it is not. ... [/QUOTE]Not true, totally false information! We are taking about Brazilian police brutality, dude. NOT the Congo! The Brazilian police brutality and killing numbers, disproportionately fall on the side of racist police behavior and bears truth and lay claim to what ten of thousands of people are protesting across Brazil.
I would ask, if you could [b]provide data, facts or actually evidence[/b], where as you say, it is NOT "...the vast majority". Surely if it's as "vast" as you claim, there should be lots of reports, data and information, that lay claim to your statement, w/r to vast majority of Brazilian police brutality and killings not being racist. [i]Now, we're talking about Brazil, we aren't taking about The Congo![/i]
Because as it stands, your comments, make-out the tens of thousands of Brazilians protesting against police Brutality and killings and predominately to a specific group of people, to be delusional and don't have claim to be protesting what their protesting. Looking forward to that data.
For every one of those outlying examples you present (incl ones from your own experience), there are hundreds, thousand of other deadly examples, where that's not the case.
Sure different groups of people do stupid shit everyday. However, it seems only certain groups of people get killed for it, even when following orders, obeying the law, have registered gun licenses or failing to meet some minor traffic violation, that really only warrants a ticket at best. This I am applying to the US mostly, but seems to apply in the case of Genivaldo de Jesus Santos.
[QUOTE=Thor91;2722503]Newbie here, just want to say thanks to everyone in this thread for all the incredible and useful information! Reading this convinced me to book my first trip to Rio. I'll be there for 2 weeks in September. Looking forward to the adventure and will definitely report back here with my experience![/QUOTE]I received some worthwhile help also, and I greatly appreciate it. However, after reading posts about muggings and stun guns etc. , I decided to switch gears and head back to Colombia instead. Was going to be my first time in Rio, but I have no interest in spending my vacation dodging physical harm. I realize some of the ISG members like to exaggerate the dangers to make themselves look like tough guys, but the reality is that many visitors get mugged, and some of them more than once. It would different if I had a wingman, but I'm traveling solo. I've been to Santa Fe in Bogota, so I know what grungy South America looks like. I've enjoyed visiting girls in dozens of developing countries around the world, but Rio still sounds like it is not worth the risk, when so many other options exist around the world. Someday, Venezuela will be safe to visit. That will be wonderful. Rio and Caracas remain at the bottom of my list for now. Medellin has moved to the top of the list.
No man, the shootings are only in the Morros (the favela mountains), the tourist areas are still safe. But of course, going with a wingman would be very helpful indeed. Are you planning to go unscorted to the morros? LOL, that is very high level of knowledge of Rio.
Guys from ISG will help you, no doubt.
Medellin downtown is hot and quite grungy if you take a street you don't know, right there in downtown. I remember I was in one of those bars downtown and soldiers closed the entire street and asked IDs to everyone, including me, an average Latino that looks like any Colombian.
The entire world is crazy these days.
[QUOTE=ShinyCrazy;2724111]I received some worthwhile help also, and I greatly appreciate it. However, after reading posts about muggings and stun guns etc. , I decided to switch gears and head back to Colombia instead. Was going to be my first time in Rio, but I have no interest in spending my vacation dodging physical harm. I realize some of the ISG members like to exaggerate the dangers to make themselves look like tough guys, but the reality is that many visitors get mugged, and some of them more than once. It would different if I had a wingman, but I'm traveling solo. I've been to Santa Fe in Bogota, so I know what grungy South America looks like. I've enjoyed visiting girls in dozens of developing countries around the world, but Rio still sounds like it is not worth the risk, when so many other options exist around the world. Someday, Venezuela will be safe to visit. That will be wonderful. Rio and Caracas remain at the bottom of my list for now. Medellin has moved to the top of the list.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=ShinyCrazy;2724111]I received some worthwhile help also, and I greatly appreciate it. However, after reading posts about muggings and stun guns etc. , I decided to switch gears and head back to Colombia instead. Was going to be my first time in Rio, but I have no interest in spending my vacation dodging physical harm. I realize some of the ISG members like to exaggerate the dangers to make themselves look like tough guys, but the reality is that many visitors get mugged, and some of them more than once. It would different if I had a wingman, but I'm traveling solo. I've been to Santa Fe in Bogota, so I know what grungy South America looks like. I've enjoyed visiting girls in dozens of developing countries around the world, but Rio still sounds like it is not worth the risk, when so many other options exist around the world. Someday, Venezuela will be safe to visit. That will be wonderful. Rio and Caracas remain at the bottom of my list for now. Medellin has moved to the top of the list.[/QUOTE]THIS IS FOR THE NEWBIES.
A shame that some newbies are getting turned away from the splendors of Brazil because like everywhere else in this world: CRIME EXISTS.
I live in Miami since birth and I can tell you it's pretty bad here too. Muggings, murders and drugs happen on the daily yet people still flock here especially during the 'Rona because unless you are a smooth brain you'll be ok.
So I'll just lay out some real simple tips to enjoy your time and stay safe since I've been to rio 4 times and will be doing my 5th round in 2 months:
1. CLOTHES.
No you don't need a special brazilin shirt or wardrobe to walk out in broad daylight or at night. Wearing a soccer Jersey doesn't grant you +10 camouflage and brazilian citizenship and passport just as much as wearing a Harvard shirt doesn't give you +10 IQ and a membership to the country club.
You can be wearing a huge sash stating that you are the president of Brazil and you'd still be attacked, probably more so.
Just wear plain clothes. Like a plain t shirt with shorts and sandals. It's hot as hell so that's really what you should wear anyways.
If you're wearing a shirt with the words GUCCI on it than you have some problems besides the obvious.
If you're wearing a tuxedo walking down the street then not even Jesus can save your dumbass.
Just wear casual clothes like you'd normally would. Just don't paint yourself as a target. The beaches of Copa and Ipanema are swarming with cops so unless you walk into some dark alley you're ok. You'll also be surprised to see that Brazil is not like mexico or Colombia where everyone is brown with black hair. In fact many people you'll see in Brazil and on the beaches of rio are all kinds of different shades. I saw some brazilians I would have thought were straight up europeans or americans. So you won't stand out.
2. LOCATION.
Like any other place in south america or even the world there are places you should stay and places you should just visit or avoid all together.
Ipanema and Copa are fairly safe since there are pretty much cops everywhere. You can clearly tell when the favelas begin because there will be police cars and officers standing and guarding the entrances. If not the local brazilians will warn you pretty much. It's very obvious though.
Centro is pretty scummy and it's far from the beaches but it's close to the termas like 4 x4 but I would avoid getting a hotel or airbnb since it's high in crime and you only need to go to centro at 5 pm for the termas and you can easily schedule your time. Reminds me of a shitty part of NYC.
For the really anxious I would suggest barra. Its the suburbs and where the high end brazilians live. Places are pretty cheap since it's a 40 min drive to copa or ipa beach but you can always just go to the barra beaches and they are really nice as well.
AGAIN Colombia suffers from the same thing like everywhere else in the world. There are places you go to and places you rather avoid. Really nothing different.
3. SAFETY AWARENESS.
Your best tool is not a gun, knife or stun gun. It's your fucking eyes. Just like driving a vehicle, you should always be looking around to be well aware of your surroundings. Always be looking to see if you are being followed or looked at strangely. Robbers and muggers, which are the biggest threat most tourists will encounter anywhere on this green earth, happens most often than not because you aren't paying attention. Do not have your eyes glued to your phone while walking down the street. Always have a lanyard that's hooked to your phone and strapped around your wrist so if someones tries to steal your phone they won't (its the most common type of theft that most will encounter and has happened to me twice but I always had my phone on a lanyard strapped to my wrist and the robbers would just keep running as soon as they felt the strap stop them).
Keep your phone away when out and about if not necessary.
Keep you ass to the wall. No one can sneak behind you or blindside.
If you see some guy trying to eye you then look back at them and let them know you are watching them. That you are aware of their presence. Thieves like an easy target not someone that can see them coming and might put up a fight. They are cowards that prey on the unaware.
Even if you are strapped to the T like you are going into battle that all means nothing if you are unfocused and let your guard down. Like how people who buy security alarms / services or buy the best locks get too comfortable and end up forgetting to lock the door.
I'd highly recommend you watch this YouTube channel.
[URL]https://www.youtube.com/c/ActiveSelfProtection/videos?view=0&sort=p&flow=grid[/URL]
This guy shows you real world examples of active self protection from surveillance cameras and our friend the "off duty brazilin cop" makes a couple of appearances.
End of the day if you choose to come then OTIMO! If not then it's not my loss.
I've walked around in the day time and at 5 am on the streets and beaches of Copa and Ipa and never had an issue.
If the president of the United States can be in a moving vehicle in broad daylight and can be shot from over 81 meters by a rifle then you can rest assure that safety is guaranteed no where on this rock we call earth.