Printable View
I'm just saying maybe a first few trips a week or two minimum.
But then the minimum annual trip should be a month +.
No offense intended.
Just one vagabundos opinion.
As to your question barra posto 2 is where you should stay.
Perola negra is where you should monger along with classico beach club.
[QUOTE=KyivBound1986;2881258]Not sure, you'd have to ask them.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Vagabundo1;2881053]Why do people even come to Rio for less than a month?[/QUOTE]My first ever trip to Rio many moons ago was for ten days and when I was at the airport waiting for my flight back home there were tears in my eyes.
[QUOTE=Turgid;2881436]My first ever trip to Rio many moons ago was for ten days and when I was at the airport waiting for my flight back home there were tears in my eyes.[/QUOTE]Same here. Those pretty, cornholing Cariocas blew my mind (and my dick) like no other! I'll tell you what. That was the last time I stayed only 10 days too. After that it was weeks at a time LOL!
[QUOTE=KyivBound1986;2880716]In Rio in 4 days. Is there anywhere similar to MABS in Copacabana? Not a major fan of MABS but its ok for a few beers.[/QUOTE]Not sure I follow the question. Because MABS is in Copa. But if you are asking is there another pickup restaurant besides that the answer is no. As for Termas Chicago had it right — Monte Carlo is right down the street and a good choice. Small but hot girls and good service for me. They open at 3.
[QUOTE=AlecBrwn;2858210]Hello just had a quick question as I'm looking to travel to rio mid November from the US. Was poking around online and saw some mixed reports about visa's. Does anyone know if US citizens are required to have a visa in specific Nov. 2023 or does this requirement take place in Jan. 2024. Saw several sites online all saying different things. I did see on the gov sites which state Jan. 2024 but just want to be sure before booking. Anyone going to be in rib during that time Nov. 2023 lmk would love to meet up as well![/QUOTE]I'm looking at Brazil this year and this visa thing got me doing my research. Give the Brazilian visa website a read through. A lot of information there. One that I haven't seen anyone mention is that there seems to be options other than the 30 day bank statement. Here is what the visa site says:
Printed bank statement showing transactions for the last 30 days and showing balance of US $ 2,000.00 or proof of income or credit card statement".
I hope someone here finds out about the proof of income or credit card statement. I'll gladly give a credit card statement of a locked credit card that will not be with me on my trip. That proof of income? Yeah I'll type a letter up for that but it doesn't say how much you're supposed to make to get the evisa.
Are these pictures of villa mimosa, the girls and rooms pretty accurate. If so how do you guys go there.
[URL]http://coalition.org.mk/archives/7640?lang=en[/URL]
Vagabundo's Turgid Member concurs.
[QUOTE=Turgid;2881436]My first ever trip to Rio many moons ago was for ten days and when I was at the airport waiting for my flight back home there were tears in my eyes.[/QUOTE]
[URL]https://www.xvideos.com/models/lorena-green[/URL]
Because lorena green and similar jewels work there and you can fuck her for 70 reais which is 14 US Dollars.
[QUOTE=TjBrazil;2881488]Are these pictures of villa mimosa, the girls and rooms pretty accurate. If so how do you guys go there.
[URL]http://coalition.org.mk/archives/7640?lang=en[/URL][/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=TjBrazil;2881488]Are these pictures of villa mimosa, the girls and rooms pretty accurate. If so how do you guys go there.
[URL]http://coalition.org.mk/archives/7640?lang=en[/URL][/QUOTE]Yeah the pics are pretty accurate, LOL. I was quick to judge too. I met a young lady there and we have become good friends thru the years. She has a car and picks me up from the airport when I'm in town.
In the past I had been debating in my mind in which country I would spend the rest of my days on this planet as I had no intention of doing so where I am now. For many years the choice was between Brazil and Thailand. Eventually around 2019 I thought I'd base my decision on which women I liked the most. Physically Brazilian women win over Thai women for me. They have the best bodies in the world, have beautiful faces and love sex the most. However, I find that I get along much better with Thai women. From my experience Thai females are really cool and lack complications. Latin American women are easier to deal with than American women but I don't know whether it is the proximity to the US or what but they are closer to US women behavior than Thais. The last Thai girlfriend I had during my visit to LOS in 2015 never even asked for money on my return home and although she did mention a bit of hardship to me I never sent her any and we were still cool. My decision is, therefore, Thailand and Pattaya in particular. Nevertheless, kudos to those guys who decided to retire in Brazil.
[QUOTE=TjBrazil;2881488]Are these pictures of villa mimosa, the girls and rooms pretty accurate. If so how do you guys go there.
[URL]http://coalition.org.mk/archives/7640?lang=en[/URL][/QUOTE]On either the 455 or 456 bus from Copacabana.
[QUOTE=Vagabundo1;2881583][URL]https://www.xvideos.com/models/lorena-green[/URL]
Because lorena green and similar jewels work there and you can fuck her for 70 reais which is 14 US Dollars.[/QUOTE]Please tell me you don't fuck her without a condom.
[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2881729]On either the 455 or 456 bus from Copacabana.[/QUOTE]That was funny!
I'm not even going to respond, except to say 50 yards away from Vila Mimosa is Mosaico which has a Elisa Sanches Suite, and has in my experience the hottest girls.
[QUOTE=TjBrazil;2881743]Please tell me you don't fuck her without a condom.[/QUOTE]
In fact, you just take the 457 from copa to Vila Mimosa and to Norte Shopping. Hotel Cartago, Hotel Mergara. You could be Vladimir Putin or Hunter Biden or Michelle Obama's Love Child and disappear there as long as you could take money out of a Bradesco.
[QUOTE=Sperto;2881769]That was funny![/QUOTE]