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[QUOTE=Woodman09;1968281]These 2 Viagra products have the Woodman Seal of Approval- They Work Great for going on a pussy tear. I like the chewable half a tab is good for 12+ hours.
The spray is good but kinda yuck tasting.
Good Price for the chewable 20 mil for 2 50 MG tabs at the corner of Calle 22 and 7th ave.[/QUOTE]Wow! So there are both Sildenafil? Was this available at an actual pharmacy?
[QUOTE=BogotaVisitor;1972941]Some may suggest that violence is a thing of the past in Colombia. This is a disservice to members and tourists to say that, Yes it is less likely to be kidnapped by terrorists but violent crimes including robbery and assaults is same or worse. Statistics shows even more violent crimes in Chapinero (where zone Rosa is located) than Santa Fe (I did attach a link before in one of my posts). Avoid all areas of Bogota after dark Especially late at night. Your friend is either too courageous (a big guy who can very well defend himself like the James bonds we see in movies) or too stupid to walk around at 1:15 am in Santa Fe Colombia.[/QUOTE]This.
If you think Colombia is safe you're not prepared.
[QUOTE=Eszpresszo;1972971]Wow! So there are both Sildenafil? Was this available at an actual pharmacy?[/QUOTE]Yes- Most pharmacies.
[QUOTE=AddictedToWomen;1972973]This.
If you think Colombia is safe you're not prepared.[/QUOTE]If you think walking around, alone, at 1 am in any city of more than 10 million people, is safe, you're not smart enough to be let out of the house without adult supervision. Especially in the red light district.
However, to single out Bogota, as if the same thing wouldn't have happened in almost any comparable neighborhood in any major city, is doing Bogota a disservice.
Bad things happen when you do stupid things, no matter where you are.
[QUOTE=JjBee62;1972988]If you think walking around, alone, at 1 am in any city of more than 10 million people, is safe, you're not smart enough to be let out of the house without adult supervision. Especially in the red light district.
However, to single out Bogota, as if the same thing wouldn't have happened in almost any comparable neighborhood in any major city, is doing Bogota a disservice.
Bad things happen when you do stupid things, no matter where you are.[/QUOTE]I can walk around at any time in any Canadian city and feel safe though you may argue that there is no city of 10 million in Canada and you are right but I have walked around in London England late at nights when I was younger (about 20 years ago) and felt safe and never mugged, robbed and assaulted. I must have done that at least 100 times and I think London has 10 million residents. New York is not as safe as London and I have never walked around in New York but I have a feeling Bogota is less safe. My point yes you are right in any city of 10 million it is not safe to walk around alone late at night but it is a lot worse in comparison in Bogota than other comparable European and North American cities of 10 million London being an example unless we compare Bogota to other dangerous South American cities then you are correct.
[QUOTE=AddictedToWomen;1972973]This.
If you think Colombia is safe you're not prepared.[/QUOTE]Thank you for your endorsement. The reason I have posted what I posted is that there are many articles on internet likely written by some tourists organizations or travel agencies depicting Colombia as now a safe place claiming that at one time it was unsafe but now it is much better even though they caution about showing off money or jewelry or expensive phones but still giving the impression that it is safe like major cities in Europe and North America. So people read these misleading articles and when they travel they feel they are as safe as home and start walking around after dark and alone and unprepared and hence fall victims. My posts are to counter those false assurances. Likely the German friend was a victim of those articles depicting Colombia now as relatively safe compare to past. Otherwise he must have been completely out of his mind otherwise to walk in red Light district in a country like Colombia at 1:15 am!
So, I am considering a visit to Bogota. Would it be a safe bet to merely take a cab to your destination in Santa Fe, and take a cab from your casa / club whatever? I'm thinking the management of most establishments can call you a cab.
Note, that I have visited Medellin without any problems, but I understand its a different ball game in Bogota. I like to try different places with every trip I take and understand Bogota has a much wider variety of mongering options than Medellin, which is saying a lot. Heck, the exchange rate is awfully good right now.
[QUOTE=Sixty9;1968697]The general information from Routard is excellent. Next year I will be in Bogota for 3 weeks. If the B3 Virrey hotel is girlfriendly, it could be a good option for me.
Is there a Cialis generica available in Colombia and in case what is the name of the drug?[/QUOTE]I stayed in B3 2 weeks ago, great little hotel. Roman behind bar daytime was telling me best places for girls. I had no problem bringing girls back in daytime. Nights are different you might have to pay.
[QUOTE=BogotaVisitor;1973006]Thank you for your endorsement. The reason I have posted what I posted is that there are many articles on internet likely written by some tourists organizations or travel agencies depicting Colombia as now a safe place claiming that at one time it was unsafe but now it is much better even though they caution about showing off money or jewelry or expensive phones but still giving the impression that it is safe like major cities in Europe and North America. So people read these misleading articles and when they travel they feel they are as safe as home and start walking around after dark and alone and unprepared and hence fall victims. My posts are to counter those false assurances. Likely the German friend was a victim of those articles depicting Colombia now as relatively safe compare to past. Otherwise he must have been completely out of his mind otherwise to walk in red Light district in a country like Colombia at 1:15 am![/QUOTE]You're like a broken record, repeating the same thing over and over.
Walk around Most anywhere in Manhattan at 1 am no problem, although I'd avoid the park. Walk around Queens, Brooklyn, or Harlem at 1 am and you're probably getting robbed. Walk around the Bronx and your funeral will be shortly after someone discovers your body.
Any major city has places you shouldn't go wandering around at night. Each city also has places that are fine at night, as long as you're not stupid. In Bogota (if you're not stupid) Parque 93 and Zona Rosa are fine day or night. However, if you start wandering around the dark back streets, you may find trouble.
RTFF. Everyone says "don't walk around Santa Fe at night. " "Taxi in, taxi out. " "Stick to the main, busy streets. " "Don't walk around alone. ".
Bogota is dangerous if you're stupid. Just like every major city. If you pay attention to the forum, if you don't do stupid things, you can successfully navigate Bogota with no problems.
[QUOTE=Eszpresszo;1973007]So, I am considering a visit to Bogota. Would it be a safe bet to merely take a cab to your destination in Santa Fe, and take a cab from your casa / club whatever? I'm thinking the management of most establishments can call you a cab.
Note, that I have visited Medellin without any problems, but I understand its a different ball game in Bogota. I like to try different places with every trip I take and understand Bogota has a much wider variety of mongering options than Medellin, which is saying a lot. Heck, the exchange rate is awfully good right now.[/QUOTE]I've never had any major issues with a taxi in Bogota, however it's best to be smart as many have had issues. Yes, most decent establishments will call you a taxi, give you the license plate number and a code you give to them. Hailing a cab. Particularly in some of the shadier areas can be a problem that is best to just avoid. Uber is also a good bet or download the app Tapsi which also gives you some additional security.
[QUOTE=TrueScotsMan;1973181]I stayed in B3 2 weeks ago, great little hotel. Roman behind bar daytime was telling me best places for girls. I had no problem bringing girls back in daytime. Nights are different you might have to pay.[/QUOTE]Thanks for ihe info. I think mostly I will bring girls at night para toda la noche (TLN).
Do you know how much you have to pay in B3 for a girl for a night?
[QUOTE=ElCock;1972750]Hi,
I will arrive in BOG today.
How to contact you to talk about going somewhere?
Regards.[/QUOTE]I got in on Sat but haven't had a chance to go out. Would be awesome if we have a group to head out together!
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This guy clearly have never been to nice cities (E. G. , Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul, Havana-Cuba) . I've be careful to take his advice 'it's all good as long as you're not stupid'.
[QUOTE=JjBee62;1973247]You're like a broken record, repeating the same thing over and over.
Walk around Most anywhere in Manhattan at 1 am no problem, although I'd avoid the park. Walk around Queens, Brooklyn, or Harlem at 1 am and you're probably getting robbed. Walk around the Bronx and your funeral will be shortly after someone discovers your body.
Any major city has places you shouldn't go wandering around at night. Each city also has places that are fine at night, as long as you're not stupid. In Bogota (if you're not stupid) Parque 93 and Zona Rosa are fine day or night. However, if you start wandering around the dark back streets, you may find trouble.
RTFF. Everyone says "don't walk around Santa Fe at night. " "Taxi in, taxi out. " "Stick to the main, busy streets. " "Don't walk around alone. ".
Bogota is dangerous if you're stupid. Just like every major city. If you pay attention to the forum, if you don't do stupid things, you can successfully navigate Bogota with no problems.[/QUOTE]
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[QUOTE=BaldeRojo;1973251]I've never had any major issues with a taxi in Bogota, however it's best to be smart as many have had issues. Yes, most decent establishments will call you a taxi, give you the license plate number and a code you give to them. Hailing a cab. Particularly in some of the shadier areas can be a problem that is best to just avoid. Uber is also a good bet or download the app Tapsi which also gives you some additional security.[/QUOTE]The code, regrettably, is not all it's cracked up to be. Its fixed -- the last 2 digits of the callers phone number. They did change it recently to a random number but I notice it's reverted so that was clearly too complicated for the good burghers of Bogotá. I think the code is designed to protect the taxi driver, and give the company some idea if the driver had actually picked up the right fare: it does sfa to protect the punter.