Stupid shit in Medellin

[QUOTE=CaptainSolo;2642399]GeneHickman.

We are comparing apple and orange here.

If you have to spend weeks or months cultivating prospects for sex and relationships in social media, or whatever, among the general population, it should be called fishing, whereas mongering is to go to known venues, bars, clubs, streets, agencies, for instant companies and sex with women who are always available, full time or part time.

The same fishing activities has been going on in Tijuana. Guys have been having access via private channels to some of the sweetest, most beautiful young girls in Tijuana, who have good chances of winning at beauty pageants. An old acquaintance set up a young GF, 18 YO, about the age of his grand kids, slim, pretty, beautiful, in an apartment, gave her grocery money, occasionally took her and her friends clubbing, spent 3,4 nights a week with her. Guys living in Tijuana have underground networks who refer to them sweetest young girls. Narco guys with money regularly have dozens girls sent to them in private homes..[/QUOTE]You sure spend a lot of time defending the planet earth shithole / douchebag that is Tijuana. Please stop wasting your time tryin to sell it to us who know better. Return 2 your rabbit hole, whoops I mean the 5 star Cascadas lean-to.

What is the point of bashing Medellin and then promoting Tijuana all in the same breath? You are starting to sound like an annoying broken record. What is the point of doing this and what are you trying to prove? It's counterproductive and some of it is definitely inaccurate and exaggerated.

[QUOTE=CaptainSolo;2642445]LeFeu.

These guys fish in the social media pond for their private catch, whom they think as their exclusive GFs.

Guys living in Tijuana have access to some of the hottest and sweetest girls through social media and the informal referral networks, but they are not sharing their contacts due to various potential risks.

Huh?[/QUOTE]Please make your comments solo. We heard enough of it now.

[QUOTE=ShooBree;2633275]You are also extremely full of yourself.[/QUOTE]It's one thing to have confidence in one's knowledge, skills, and abilities. And then, it's quite another to be like you and full of. Well, you know.

It is good news and bad news. We should hit an all time high with Covid cases tomorrow or the next day, and I would not be surprised if we passed 400,000 or 500,000 cases for one day on December 30 or so. In terms of cases, that would be the worst ever. In terms of severity, it is nothing. Only two unvaxxed out of a 100 or so Covids I saw were sick, and they had co-morbidities and were unvaxxed. Most of the people with Covid were unvaxxed, but a lot were not.

Now comes the political part. The NFL had so many players testing + and who were without symptoms, they took the amazing step of saying if you have no symptoms and are vaccinated, you do not need to be tested and can play.

In the mean time, Fauci went bonkers about testing at Christmas and Biden ordered 500 million tests. Thousands and thousands of flights were cancelled due to airlines having staffing issues due to Covid and I have to wonder how many of those people were Covid + but not sick. The quarantine period for health care workers was cut but not for other workers, and I am not sure I get the logic with that.

So the easy prediction is the quarantine period will shorten. That to me is a 100% deal. Businesses will be screaming if that is not the case. We should see 7 day quarantine and even shorter if asymptomatic. Without that, the worker shortage will be a huge problem.

What I care about though is the testing for Covid prior to coming back to the USA. It never made sense to test for air travelers and not those traveling by land, but that discrepancy is going to be multiplied even more with omicron. Given how weak this strain is and how contagious it is, you have less justification than ever to do testing. A smarter screening would be testing for fever, but Omicron is so ubiquitous the notion that you have a plane Covid free at this point just boggles the mind. I think all flights will have someone with Covid on them. So why screen international and not domestic especially when countries like Colombia have so much less Covid (for now anyway)? It makes no sense.

Prediction: the Biden people will not do a thing about stopping testing even as dumb as it is. Between this and making expedited passports a huge pain in the ass, the Biden administration does not want people travelling and will continue to hassle them. The testing requirement never made sense, and it makes even less sense now.

If you have been keeping up, I just wanted to confirm what was in the news. Yes, Omicron is crazy contagious but its potency is close to nothing. I used to be able to look at someone and say they had Covid. Not now. Most do not look sick at all.

[QUOTE=Elvis2008;2643208]I used to be able to look at someone and say they had Covid. Not now. Most do not look sick at all.[/QUOTE]You were fooling yourself to begin with Elvira.

Even the earliest spreads, with the first variations of the virus, had lots and lots of asymptomatic infected people.

You couldn't tell squat about many of the infected.

At 5:28 this comedian lets us know Colombian shit is the best shit in the world. It is hard to know which of these shit threads is the best.

[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4IfoUM6a4bA&t=152s&ab_channel=raggedclown[/URL]

[QUOTE=Elvis2008;2643208]It is good news and bad news. We should hit an all time high with Covid cases tomorrow or the next day, and I would not be surprised if we passed 400,000 or 500,000 cases for one day on December 30 or so. In terms of cases, that would be the worst ever. In terms of severity, it is nothing. Only two unvaxxed out of a 100 or so Covids I saw were sick, and they had co-morbidities and were unvaxxed. Most of the people with Covid were unvaxxed, but a lot were not.

Now comes the political part. The NFL had so many players testing + and who were without symptoms, they took the amazing step of saying if you have no symptoms and are vaccinated, you do not need to be tested and can play.

In the mean time, Fauci went bonkers about testing at Christmas and Biden ordered 500 million tests. Thousands and thousands of flights were cancelled due to airlines having staffing issues due to Covid and I have to wonder how many of those people were Covid + but not sick. The quarantine period for health care workers was cut but not for other workers, and I am not sure I get the logic with that.

So the easy prediction is the quarantine period will shorten. That to me is a 100% deal. Businesses will be screaming if that is not the case. We should see 7 day quarantine and even shorter if asymptomatic. Without that, the worker shortage will be a huge problem..[/QUOTE]This is one of the most logical assessments I've read on any hooker board. The reality is that our approach to COVID at this time is void of any logic. We saw with Delta, and now with Omicron. This virus is doing what most do. As they run through their course, mutations generally become more contagious yet less virulent. At this point, we know enough about omicron to know the death rates are likely much lower than influenza. Comparing Omicron to the initial onset is just foolish. And applying even stricter approaches is even more foolish.

But alas, our power-drunk politicians know better. LOL What irks me the most is the "follow the science" line. When in fact, the science contradicts their approach. Let alone the lunacy of air vs land restrictions. I mean, our country is now turning away its citizens from "coming home."

As always, I get sucked down a political rabbit hole all too easily. But just wanted to say kudos Elvis for a thoughtful analysis.

Here we go the Pulitzer prize winner with another identity. .

[QUOTE=Lefeu;2643246]I was recently in Medellin, for almost 3 weeks. I had a wingman who joined me for 10 days. It was his first time in Colombia, and he insisted on visiting Cartagena. So, we spent 4 days in Cartagena. He had a great time, except he got drugged by a chick who stole some of his possessions. He recovered nicely and the damage was not that bad, lost about $100 worth of stuff.

I have access to a nice apartment in Medellin, fairly close to Santa Fe mall. I had no problem bringing in chicks. I just have to ask them to dress appropriately. Otherwise, they show up half naked to the building. Luckily, we tip the folks at the puerteria well enough that they help smooth things. They basically send the girls straight to our floor, after giving us a call first. On very few occasions, I walked in with a girl that I picked somewhere, but usually late at night when nobody is around.

I have a stable of FB chicas that I have known over time, and they get the bulk of my sessions. They also know the protocol and their way inside the building. On this trip, I brought in a Venezuelan girl that I met in parque lleras. That's typically my mode of operations, my FB friends plus a few new chicks that I want to try. This time, however, I spent much more time around parque lleras. My wingman who was staying at the mansion, liked Parque lleras quite a bit.

My wingman also liked centro, so we visited some casas together, namely New Life and Zandaly. We both had a session at NL but I did not find anyone to my liking at Zandaly, so I did not partake there. My wingman really liked parque Berrio, and we ended up spending quite a bit of time there, and behind the church. Most working girls in that area were not very interesting, but we saw a few chicas that were very doable and up to my alley, slim and spinners.

We also visited Tantra massage, and it was a bad experience. First, the taxi dropped us a bit far from the place. We made an attempt to walk, asking people in the streets but to no avail. We got lost in that neighborhood. We finally took another taxi who dropped us at the door. Upon leaving, we realized how easy it was to walk from the metro station close by. After all that hassle in finding the place, they had only 2 women available and none of us was interested. We waited a good 20 minute and we did not see anything interesting, so we left and took the metro back to Poblado.

My buddy also enjoyed spending time at Fase Dos and La Isla. I did too, as I always have a good time there. I did not pick up anybody there but we enjoyed our time.

Overall, my wingman had a great time on his first visit and he plans to come back. He met an Uber driver who spoke English and that fellow volunteered to show us around at a reasonable price. We ended up spending half a day at Sabaneta and that was quite enjoyable.[/QUOTE]

This guy Kafka never posts any useful info, only insults and attacks against other posters with good, useful info.

Here we go the Pulitzer prize winner with another identity. .

Quote Originally Posted by Lefeu.

I was recently in Medellin, for almost 3 weeks. I had a wingman who joined me for 10 days. It was his first time in Colombia, and he insisted on visiting Cartagena. So, we spent 4 days in Cartagena. He had a great time, except he got drugged by a chick who stole some of his possessions. He recovered nicely and the damage was not that bad, lost about $100 worth of stuff.

[QUOTE=Elvis2008;2643208]It is good news and bad news. We should hit an all time high with Covid cases tomorrow or the next day, and I would not be surprised if we passed 400,000 or 500,000 cases for one day on December 30 or so. In terms of cases, that would be the worst ever. In terms of severity, it is nothing. Only two unvaxxed out of a 100 or so Covids I saw were sick, and they had co-morbidities and were unvaxxed. Most of the people with Covid were unvaxxed, but a lot were not.

Now comes the political part. The NFL had so many players testing + and who were without symptoms, they took the amazing step of saying if you have no symptoms and are vaccinated, you do not need to be tested and can play.

In the mean time, Fauci went bonkers about testing at Christmas and Biden ordered 500 million tests. Thousands and thousands of flights were cancelled due to airlines having staffing issues due to Covid and I have to wonder how many of those people were Covid + but not sick. The quarantine period for health care workers was cut but not for other workers, and I am not sure I get the logic with that.

So the easy prediction is the quarantine period will shorten. That to me is a 100% deal. Businesses will be screaming if that is not the case. We should see 7 day quarantine and even shorter if asymptomatic. Without that, the worker shortage will be a huge problem.

What I care about though is the testing for Covid prior to coming back to the USA. It never made sense to test for air travelers and not those traveling by land, but that discrepancy is going to be multiplied even more with omicron. Given how weak this strain is and how contagious it is, you have less justification than ever to do testing. A smarter screening would be testing for fever, but Omicron is so ubiquitous the notion that you have a plane Covid free at this point just boggles the mind. I think all flights will have someone with Covid on them. So why screen international and not domestic especially when countries like Colombia have so much less Covid (for now anyway)? It makes no sense..[/QUOTE][URL]https://www.nationalreview.com/corner/meanwhile-chinas-vaccines-cant-fight-off-the-omicron-variant/[/URL]

1.6 billion sold LOL.

How many doses did they "give away" also? LOL Philippines sub Saharan Afrika et al.

They started this shit and they are determined to keep it going.

So what is worse? An anti vaxxer or those selling billions of doses made from the liquid in the CCP outhouses?

Can anything top Medellin for a weekend Trip?

[QUOTE=Dcrist0527;2643447]This is one of the most logical assessments I've read on any hooker board. The reality is that our approach to COVID at this time is void of any logic. We saw with Delta, and now with Omicron. This virus is doing what most do. As they run through their course, mutations generally become more contagious yet less virulent. At this point, we know enough about omicron to know the death rates are likely much lower than influenza. Comparing Omicron to the initial onset is just foolish. And applying even stricter approaches is even more foolish.

But alas, our power-drunk politicians know better. LOL What irks me the most is the "follow the science" line. When in fact, the science contradicts their approach. Let alone the lunacy of air vs land restrictions. I mean, our country is now turning away its citizens from "coming home."

As always, I get sucked down a political rabbit hole all too easily. But just wanted to say kudos Elvis for a thoughtful analysis.[/QUOTE]And this is what a head full of right wingnut media gets you, illogic gleaned from fringe blogs. Omicron is still new and the jury is still out on much of the effects. Though less virulent, when drastically more contagious than previous variants hospitalizations can still spike and stress healthcare systems, as has occurred in many areas of the US and Europe. Links to prove this are legion, but I'm tired of doing all the work here. Just take you head out from between Elvira's butt cheeks for a moment and google "Omicron, increase in hospitalizations. " That's if you are interested in facts as opposed to the dumbed down anti-science, anti-government propaganda and conspiracy theories many mongers are so fond of.

That said, though a less virulent strain is encouraging on the one hand, precautions are still warranted, especially to deter spread to more vulnerable populations. You'll still get your dick wet though there may be some short delays here and there. Man up and go through the rest of the pandemic with the rest of us, and without whining.

[QUOTE=Paulie97;2643633]And this is what a head full of right wingnut media gets you, illogic gleaned from fringe blogs. Omicron is still new and the jury is still out on much of the effects. Though less virulent, when drastically more contagious than previous variants hospitalizations can still spike and stress healthcare systems, as has occurred in many areas of the US and Europe. Links to prove this are legion, but I'm tired of doing all the work here. Just take you head out from between Elvira's butt cheeks for a moment and google "Omicron, increase in hospitalizations. " That's if you are interested in facts as opposed to the dumbed down anti-science, anti-government propaganda and conspiracy theories many mongers are so fond of.

That said, though a less virulent strain is encouraging on the one hand, precautions are still warranted, especially to deter spread to more vulnerable populations. You'll still get your dick wet though there may be some short delays here and there. Man up and go through the rest of the pandemic with the rest of us, and without whining.[/QUOTE]Comical. On one hand, you say it's too early to guage. And then you go to what might happen, all in the most negative light. While anything is possible, facts are available if you had any interest. The NY Times, you know that right wing bastion, shows cases increased 83% in the last two weeks. Hospitalizations? Up 8%. Incredible disparity. Even more telling: deaths are up 3%. Unless, of course, NYT is a right wing fringe blog. LOL.

I appreciate your concern about me getting my dick wet. I assure you, the pandemic has not interrupted my activities. But perhaps you'd be better off concerned with facts, not endless fear mongering and faux science. If not, you can live vicariously through the men who aren't whining. Either way, no skin off my back. Peace.

[URL]https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2021/us/covid-cases.html[/URL]

"The old order changeth, yielding place to new.

And God fulfils Himself in many ways.

Lest one good custom should corrupt the world.

Comfort thyself: what comfort is in me?

I have lived my life, and that which I have done.

May he within Himself make pure! But thou,

If thou shouldst never see my face again.

Pray for my soul. More things are wrought by prayer.

Than this world dreams of. Wherefore, let thy voice.

Rise like a fountain for me night and day.

For what are men better than sheep or goats.

That nourish a blind life within the brain.

If, knowing God, they lift not hands of prayer.

Both for themselves and those who call them friend?

For so the whole round earth is every way.

Bound by gold chains about the feet of God.

But now farewell. I am going a long way.

With these thou seëst—if indeed I go—.

(For all my mind is clouded with a doubt).

To the island-valley of Avilion;.

Where falls not hail, or rain, or any snow.

Nor ever wind blows loudly; but it lies.

Deep-meadow'd, happy, fair with orchard-lawns.

And bowery hollows crown'd with summer sea.

Where I will heal me of my grievous wound. ".

The best the CIA can come up with is a half cocked movie with LEO de Caprio, Meryl Streep (it is STILL alive) and some eye candy scientist. Plenty of minority leeches to make up the diversity quotas. Half of this hyped Hollywood flop is taken up with de Caprio saying "peer-reviewed articles". Hollywood has to be taking a hit, paying those dummies fortunes. Animated actors and special effects has to be the way to go. Hopefully, European, Indian and other sources will get stronger. Nigeria, by all accounts, makes a ton of movies, more than anywhere else. Ex Africa etc.

Anyway, my new year's resolutions begin today. Get busy living or get busy dying. Though the American Covid-phobes are a laugh as they splash about for a comfort blanket, the joke wears thin.

The New Order emerges. Sex dolls, rationed tissue paper and baby oil for many, Only Fans for more. The world is out of whack. OnlyFans, de Caprio, losers.

A question to the jury: If a babe had Covid, would you fuck her? Yes or no?

Full Disclosure: Other things being ok, I most likely would. As Covid drags on, we will forget how to fuck. Another lost art.