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Have a good day gents!

(I have my colored beads to give away but can't find any damn Indians to kill. Where did they all go??)

Suerte!

Polvo

Sorry this is not a sex question but has anyone done a jungle lodge tour from iquitos. I'm thinking of spending a week at the Amazon Yarapa River Lodge. Any other suggestions?

[QUOTE=DerekTheDuke2004]Sorry this is not a sex question but has anyone done a jungle lodge tour from iquitos. I'm thinking of spending a week at the Amazon Yarapa River Lodge. Any other suggestions?[/QUOTE]Try [url]www.tripadvisor.com[/url], they answer that type of question all the time.

[QUOTE=TheCatsMeow88]I had a 19 year old up to my hotel room in Lima the other night and decided to eat her pussy in order to break the ice. Thing is, sometimes you enjoy eating pussy and could do it for hours and sometimes it just does not taste right.
The Cat[/QUOTE]

Did you try adding aji?

It's not just me. Peruanas have the worst hygiene on this planet. My first time ever in Peru I stayed with a non-pro and her family. I was the only one who ever had the urge to take a shower. Even after fucking she didn't go near water, she just put her clothes back on and continued about her routine.

Then, right before Christmas, a Peruana who lives about an hour from me came over to spend the night. She spent some time in my daughter's bathroom and I thought she was taking showers and the whole 9. However, when she left, I went to clean in the bathroom and there were no signs of used towels, washcloths, or the shower ever having been on.

When walking the streets of Lima I notice that many women have dirty fingernails and feet. It looks like they have been out working in a field. The other day when I was in Lima a non-pro came over who had the same look. She eventually got into the shower at my urging but it was evident that she did not wash her feet because after she exited the shower the floor towel became quite dirty. I gave the same girl a kit from the airplane that included a toothbrush, but in neither of two wake-ups did I ever see her brush her teeth.
Maybe this is how I can account for a young lady who I once met in Parque Kennedy who was very beautiful to me. Long black hair and all. But when she opened her mouth most of her teeth had been rotted out.

Again, it's not just me. When one of my wingmen returned from Lima the last time he told me a story of him being in bed with a girl, non-pro. They didn't have on clothes and he started to smell something god awful. It turns out that the girl had a shitty ass crack. (I still can not stop laughing about that one!)

You can't pay a Brazilian woman not to take a shower before and after sex. Colombianas are pretty clean too. Even in the DR the ladies like to stay fresh. But for some reason Peruanas are afraid of water.

I have been out of the loop so can someone fill me in. Is it true that a lot of newspapers like "El Comercio" no longer carry sex ads or ads for "relax" or "kinesiologas"?

[QUOTE=Mr Enternational]It's not just me. Peruanas have the worst hygiene on this planet. My first time ever in Peru I stayed with a non-pro and her family. I was the only one who ever had the urge to take a shower. Even after fucking she didn't go near water, she just put her clothes back on and continued about her routine.

Then, right before Christmas, a Peruana who lives about an hour from me came over to spend the night. She spent some time in my daughter's bathroom and I thought she was taking showers and the whole 9. However, when she left, I went to clean in the bathroom and there were no signs of used towels, washcloths, or the shower ever having been on.

When walking the streets of Lima I notice that many women have dirty fingernails and feet. It looks like they have been out working in a field. The other day when I was in Lima a non-pro came over who had the same look. She eventually got into the shower at my urging but it was evident that she did not wash her feet because after she exited the shower the floor towel became quite dirty. I gave the same girl a kit from the airplane that included a toothbrush, but in neither of two wake-ups did I ever see her brush her teeth.

Maybe this is how I can account for a young lady who I once met in Parque Kennedy who was very beautiful to me. Long black hair and all. But when she opened her mouth most of her teeth had been rotted out.

Again, it's not just me. When one of my wingmen returned from Lima the last time he told me a story of him being in bed with a girl, non-pro. They didn't have on clothes and he started to smell something god awful. It turns out that the girl had a shitty ass crack. (I still can not stop laughing about that one!)

You can't pay a Brazilian woman not to take a shower before and after sex. Colombianas are pretty clean too. Even in the DR the ladies like to stay fresh. But for some reason Peruanas are afraid of water.[/QUOTE]Being married to one I would say showering is an everyother day event. Most to conserve water. That being said, she always makes sure to clean up prior to any coitial activites.

As far as teeth go, I was thinking the opposite - at least in middle class girls.

Everyone I met had beautiful white teeth.

Just my two cents.

Simon

IMHO Polvo Azules is the best place to go to get real bargins. Lacoste shirts are 7$. Most items are brand name and appear to be great condition ,i.e. new. Shoes and shirts & jeans are in huge supply and selection.

On Los Pinos there are several tailors. I did have a jacket, some shirts and a pair of pants made. Prices not like PA but way better than the states.

Alos in Cenro Lima there is a street know as calle de lenthes, which has a gozillion glasses shops. I bought 4 pair, one of which was transition lens with wireless frames all for about 350 us. I had my prescription from the us and had checked prices. Wireless frames alone where over 300 in the us and that is with no lens. In the us this would havw cost me ovet 1200 bucks.

I went nuts at LaQuinta on Larco in Miraflores, bought 7 cool t-shirts for no more than $5, the place is addicting [QUOTE=Stoker Star]IMHO Polvo Azules is the best place to go to get real bargins. Lacoste shirts are 7$. Most items are brand name and appear to be great condition ,i.e. new. Shoes and shirts & jeans are in huge supply and selection.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Jon32]hey guys, so is this mix of blood here with japanese that gives them this look? Are all the west coast cities of south america the same?[/QUOTE]
Good question. One of my girls has a Chinese grandmother. But then another who has a deep Asian look says there is nobody Asian in her family.

Just wondering what time is Cucardas open until?

I actually arriving in Lima May 2 at 10 pm and wanted to pay a visit to Cucardas

Thanks,

Jimbox

[QUOTE=Mr Enternational]Good question. One of my girls has a Chinese grandmother. But then another who has a deep Asian look says there is nobody Asian in her family.[/QUOTE]They are originally all from North West China, beginning, according to the latest research, about 14,000 years ago.

So some have a difinitive 'asian' appearance and in some it is more S/E asian like the Phillipinos.

Argento

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[QUOTE=Stoker Star]IMHO Polvo Azules is the best place to go to get real bargins. Lacoste shirts are 7$. Most items are brand name and appear to be great condition ,i.e. new. Shoes and shirts & jeans are in huge supply and selection.

On Los Pinos there are several tailors. I did have a jacket, some shirts and a pair of pants made. Prices not like PA but way better than the states.

Alos in Cenro Lima there is a street know as calle de lenthes, which has a gozillion glasses shops. I bought 4 pair, one of which was transition lens with wireless frames all for about 350 us. I had my prescription from the us and had checked prices. Wireless frames alone where over 300 in the us and that is with no lens. In the us this would havw cost me ovet 1200 bucks.[/QUOTE]
I stopped by Polvo Azules. When I did some intense questioning about the clothes and colognes, I was told that most of the items were knock-offs produced in Panama. The saleswoman told me that they couldn't possibly sell name brand items at that price.

I am not saying they would not be worth the price, just that they items were not originals.

However, I did have great luck picking up several pair of glasses there. I had intended to have my eyes checked in the U.S. and bring my prescription along with me, but I'm sure glad I never got around to doing so.

I stopped in a shop and the girl took me a half a block to see the optician. I doubt if he is a real doctor, but he knew what he was doing. He did not dilate my pupils or test for glaucoma, but rather just tested my eyes until he found the right prescription to correct my vision.

Total cost for the prescription: S./ 10 = $3.64!!!

After some serious bargaining on price, I purchased two regular pair and one pair of prescription sunglasses for $31 each. I was told they would be ready in 45 minutes (right), but it was more like an hour and a half.

The glasses work and feel great. At less than US$100 for the examination and glasses, this was an incredible a bargain!

DB

Since David33 was kind enough to inform me that Lima is having a three day business thingy in Mid May, I am thinking about bumping over to Pucallpa.

Anyone been there? I need general info..is it worth going? Places? Hotels? Action?