Happy times in Kenya / Sangnyc2 in denial
In Nov / Dec I made it known that lots of centros were parading in Parque Lleras for double income. In ddition centro strippers who work day time or have day off also is seen out in Parque Lleras. So even the illerates and unsophisticated have enough sense to explore added incomes in Lleras. Its common sense and factual. Nyc I think you are ignoring the truth to support your lunacy of paying high dollars in Colombia when you can get the same talent in New York for the same price. Yeah yeah yeah you have the dough so why not LOL. Anyways fortunately in Kenya I can give a girl a cheap / nice gift and she spends the whole night doing whatever I like. No silicons, no upsell, no in a rush to make more money, real 3 somes, cum in the mouth all day long LOL. I loved it tall man. 2 and half month without paying for pussy. Blakman out.
[QUOTE=Sangnyc21;2566472]I respect all types of mongering. Whether it's centro or poblado or strip clubs to casas.
But stop with this misleading information.
Yes on occasion you'll see a centro girl try her luck in Poblado.
But you're not going to see a hardened Poblado girl take 30 k to sell her pussy.
She'll start at 200 usd and might work her way to 200 mil if she's desperate.
Centro girls don't work their way up to La Isla. Maybe it has happened on rare occasions but it doesn't work that way.
The higher end girls work at La Isla right now. It's wall to wall packed on weekends because they can be open past curfew hours.[/QUOTE]
Clarification For The Record Please
[QUOTE=JustTK;2566805]Bestonwardticket IS a real ticket. It is a real travel agency and they create a REAL ticket. The difference is that it is their responsibility to cancel it and get the refund, rather than yours.
I used to just create my own "tickets" using dreamweaver and photoshop, but the cost of Bestonwardticket is USD 12, so I figured I may as well save my time, PLUS it is a genuine ticket, rather than my effort was just a screen print of a fake ticket. .[/QUOTE]So I'm a bit confused how these tickets work. They are actual tickets but good for only 48 hours?
So if you buy one what departure date to use.
So as an example if you know your going to stay at least 10 days in Colombia or more, what return date do you buy the ticket for.
Or does the ticket have to be within 48 hours for return upon arrival which might be odd if immigration wanted to see the return ticket, although it's typically the airlines that do before allowing you to board.
Maybe these are stupid questions but I would like to understand this better.