Uhff. Please make it stop
[QUOTE=Paulie97;2552960]You are preaching to the choir and completely misinterpreted my post. Hit up the guy the I was responding to, or make better use of the quote function. Cheers.[/QUOTE]This is not a forum about these kinds of topics. Nobody here gives a shit about a townie bar in North America. Take it elsewhere.
Uhff. Please make it stop
[QUOTE=Tomasb;2552817]You know what, my local bar in my home town in North America recently reopened after being shuttered most of the year. But they adopted a new policy, which requires proof of vaccination card to enter, though you can sit outside in the cold if you don't have a vaccination. I stopped in last week, showed my card info on my cell phone and went into the bar to enjoy a few cocktails without having to worry that the other patrons may be infected.
I frankly don't care that people like you feel inconvenienced. My health and safety and the success of the bar is much more important than whether or not you feel discriminated against.[/QUOTE]This is not a forum for these topics and arguments. Nobody here gives a shit about what happens at your local townie bar in North America. Nor whether you are afraid of viruses, clowns, boogiemen, or dark spaces. Take it elsewhere.
See post #45473 to learn how to contribute properly to this forum
You need to get a membership
[QUOTE=BlackCrystal;2552948]Okay. I am new here and plan on going to Medellin for the first time in the next month or two. I am an African American male, age 24. I have a great paying job where I am making 80 K USD as a single man. I was wondering how do I start meeting people on Seeking Arrangements. It seems like all the girls on there are only looking for white males aged 35+. I mean, I am attractive and have a good built. Any suggestions? Like how should the initial convo start? Straight to the point like " hey, I need a companion for a day and will pay you 350 k to show me around and have some fun". Or less subtle like " Wow you are beautiful. Want someone to show me around."
Best,
And damn I see a lot of playa's on here so please put me on to game.[/QUOTE]You definitely need to get a membership here on this site so we can private message you, once your membership is active you can click on anyone's name that is in dark blue where in their post and a dropdown menu opens up, then you can see if they are able to get and send messages, send me a private message.
Mongering in the time of Covid (and Toque de Queda)
A response to three recent queries from BMs about how the Governor's curfews and other restrictions have impacted a mongers modus operandi here in Medellin--or mine, at least:
Question # 1: One BM recently asked about home visits by chicas during curfew hours. Depending on their appetite for risk, I've found some ladies willing to travel to and from my apartment during curfew hours; others not. FYI, the official fine for violating the curfew (and the other restrictions) is a whopping 900 thousand pesos and change. (Spanish readers can check this link: [URL]https://colombia.as.com/colombia/2021/04/10/actualidad/1618084470_476287.html[/URL]#text=La%20 orden%20 de%20 comparendo%20 es, comportamiento%20 contrario%20 a%20 la%20 convivencia. &text=La%20 multa%20 tipo%204%20 equivale, total%20 de%201.161. 856%20 pesos).
During WhatsApp texting to set up visits, I've made sure that the invited lady really feels comfortable venturing out during the forbidden hours. Of my core stable of four chicas, three have visited during the curfews, while just one has demurred (a Venezuelan with cédula issues). I've had some second thoughts as to whether it's right for me to allow them to risk the fine, but horniness and lust has trumped any moral imperative. That said, in the (I would surmise, very unlikely) event any of their taxis got pulled over by the police and my chica couldn't talk (or flirt) her way out of a humongous fine, I like to think that I would volunteer to share in the cost, or perhaps pick it up entirely (assuming, of course, that she could provide paperwork to prove she actually had gotten caught and fined). A harder (hypothetical) call: What would I do if one of them would claim to have been stopped by a cop and then to have slipped him 200,000 pesos to let her off--but, needless to say, with no City of Medellin receipt to confirm the payment.
Question # 2: Yesterday BM HotRockIt asked "What's the word on places like New Life and massage parlors in centro? It's been awhile since I've seen anyone report on these places. Business as usual? Open? Closed? How have things changed during corona?
In my experience, if a casas remains open at all (and most do), it's pretty much business as usual within the working hours allowed by the curfew rules on any given day (with the minor exception, in a few casas, of a mandatory dose of hand spray on entry). I've window-shopped at Fantasias Energy twice, Eros once, and a week ago Tuesday made the rounds of the casas just to the north and east of El Centro: Las Casa de Doña Fanny and a nameless casa in the same block, Zandalay, Barcelona Sala de Mansajes, Traviesas Sexi, Dulce Compañía, Masajes Aiffe, and New Life all were open. A few were closed: Pamela's permanently; some others (Casa de Piedra / Lindas Chicas) at least on day a checked (I can't say if just temporarily). As I and others have previously reported, Luna Lunera seems to be operating pretty much as a 24/7 casa rather than a night club, except on evenings when the curfew began at 11 PM rather than 5 or 8 PM. When Some of the manasan style managers wore masks, but lineups were all unmasked, and the four or so times I have headed to a habitacióand with a chica, once the door has closed, it's, indeed, been very much business as usual.
Question #3. Yesterday RiceRocket99 shared information on Pico why cédula regulations, and reported having no problem (on his designated days) using a xerox of his passport to gain entry to grocery stores and banks. For what it's worth, over the past couple of weeks, I have been in and out of Exito Laureles why Exito Setenta on a number of occasions, and have also visited a couple of major shopping centers (UniCentro), usually on my assigned Pico why cédula day and with a copy of my passport in my back pocket--and not once have I been asked to show any ID to gain entrance. Nonetheless, if your errand requires a taxi rather than a walk around the corner, you're probably well advised to stick to your designated shopping day.
In respect to shopping during the Friday-Sunday 24 hour / day lockdown, here's a roughly translated quote in El Tiempo from the governor of Antioquia, Luis Fernando Suárez: "On whether you can enter supermarkets to stock up, Suárez clarified that these large stores will not be able to open and will only be able to provide services through a mobile application or homes."
