Sosua Reports

[QUOTE=Mr Gogo]I found this on an old memory card.

Enjoy fellas.[/QUOTE]Good Lord Have Mercy. The Lord is my sheppard he knows what I want!!! Mr. Gogo I hoped you literally broke the bed when you hit that. You my hero!

I wasn't sure if I had a place to speak on the(Oakie) matter, me only been to DR twice next week will be #3. Ever since I came onto the ISG web site, whenever someone ask for advise or help the same people answer which is great, mostly senior members who know DR like the back of there hand. So Oakie don't get upset at all the reports may they be good or bad YOU put your story out there. Now let me tell you what happen to me in my last 6-7 weeks, I to meet some young piece of ass while there on New Years Eve in Boca Chica, but was warned by someone there, he told me have FUN don't fall in LOVE and I had only knew him for 2 days. She was from SD. To make a long story short she first asked for an iphone, second a computer, and then money she said she needed money to be a student $150us, she even text msg her name. When I called to say no she said me no talk to you anymore, she hanged up haven't heard from her in 7 days. I can only hope you have fun don't fall in love! You only have you to blame for what happens in the end! I'm out!

[QUOTE=Jaosousa]Thanks. A Puerto Rican guy I know told me the bird analogy and he would call Dominicans, DUMBminicans (Dumbies). The Dominicans I know in New York would reply to the Puero Rican, that Dominicans had an independent country and were free from another country, unlike Puerto Rico.[/QUOTE] Actually, I live in New York and I am not an idealist but I do not see too many difficulties with Puerto Ricans and Dominicans. I've heard the 'dumb' comment, but all the Dominicans and Puerto Ricans in my building, and even at my job get along just fine. In fact, the Dominicans and Puerto Ricans at my job travel home together. My boss also happens to be Cuban. My neighborhood is largely PR and DR and most of the people who go to my church are from both groups. The priest happens to be Dominican. The fact that we speak the same language adds a sense of unity.

Perhaps I deal with less divisiveness since my fellow workers are a combination of Nigerians, Ecuadorian, Panamanian, African American, Jamaican, Chinese, From Guyana, Puerto Rican, Dominican Republic, and a couple of other countries that escape me at present. When there are conflicts they are usually issues of individual personalities rather than real cultural differences.

It is unfortunate about your Puerto Rican friend. In all due respect, the man is misguided.

The educational system, by the way, in the Dominican Republic was heavily influenced by a Puerto Rican (who's bones are buried in the National Pantheon, in Santo Domingo). This same Puerto Rican also fought for the rights of women to seek education in Central America, and fought for civil rights of Chinese workers in South America. Also, Cuba, The Dominican Republic, and Puerto Rico, over a hundred years ago, ran in the same circles, seeking independence. They were all sharing a common cause. Two of these territories gained independence. Studies have been done and only about 5% of the Puerto Ricans on the island seek independence. The "Independentistas" are really a minority. That said, all three are great groups. I hope that I have not offended you, Jaosousa, or anyone else for that matter, in any way. As usual, Jasosousa, your insights are a learning experience for me. It gives me an idea how people feel about things.

It looks like Habib's vid was shot in Puerto Plata at Crystal's.

[QUOTE=Helpmann]I saw one of "Habib's" vids online the other day. Because the video was so graphic and detailed, this guy could find himself in some trouble if he continues.

Helpmann

[url]http://www.pornhub.com/view_video.php?viewkey=1799727742[/url][/QUOTE]

Member #2041,

Was Terra Linda worth it?

[QUOTE=Mr Gogo]I found this on an old memory card.

Enjoy fellas.[/QUOTE]Very nice ass.

My Puerto Rican friend is not malicious, his father made many trips to the Dominican Republic to visit his Dominican girlfriends. New York City is a melting pot. When I was growing up in NYC (over 40 years ago), I knew no Dominicans, only Puerto Ricans, now it seems Dominicans greatly outnumber the number of Puerto Ricans in NYC.

[QUOTE=Boriman]Actually, I live in New York and I am not an idealist but I do not see too many difficulties with Puerto Ricans and Dominicans. I've heard the 'dumb' comment, but all the Dominicans and Puerto Ricans in my building, and even at my job get along just fine. In fact, the Dominicans and Puerto Ricans at my job travel home together. My boss also happens to be Cuban. My neighborhood is largely PR and DR and most of the people who go to my church are from both groups. The priest happens to be Dominican. The fact that we speak the same language adds a sense of unity.

Perhaps I deal with less divisiveness since my fellow workers are a combination of Nigerians, Ecuadorian, Panamanian, African American, Jamaican, Chinese, From Guyana, Puerto Rican, Dominican Republic, and a couple of other countries that escape me at present. When there are conflicts they are usually issues of individual personalities rather than real cultural differences.

It is unfortunate about your Puerto Rican friend. In all due respect, the man is misguided.

The educational system, by the way, in the Dominican Republic was heavily influenced by a Puerto Rican (who's bones are buried in the National Pantheon, in Santo Domingo). This same Puerto Rican also fought for the rights of women to seek education in Central America, and fought for civil rights of Chinese workers in South America. Also, Cuba, The Dominican Republic, and Puerto Rico, over a hundred years ago, ran in the same circles, seeking independence. They were all sharing a common cause. Two of these territories gained independence. Studies have been done and only about 5% of the Puerto Ricans on the island seek independence. The "Independentistas" are really a minority. That said, all three are great groups. I hope that I have not offended you, Jaosousa, or anyone else for that matter, in any way. As usual, Jasosousa, your insights are a learning experience for me. It gives me an idea how people feel about things.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Knowledge]It looks like Habib's vid was shot in Puerto Plata at Crystal's.[/QUOTE]One of the videos starts out in X bar across the street from Classicos in Sosua. The other one the chica seems to me, to be kind of Haitian. The guy talks like a nerd. Trying to make money from those videos will get him into trouble. He better watch his back if he goes back to Sosua. I hope no other mongers who look like Habib get mistaken for him.

[QUOTE=Chief Justice]Member #2041,

Was Terra Linda worth it?[/QUOTE]
Definitely yes, if you can get it for $60 a night or less. I paid $55 a night, inclusive of breakfast, paid with a credit card. At that rate, a complete no brainer, and a FAR better value than $62 cash at New Garden.

[QUOTE=Member #2041]Definitely yes, if you can get it for $60 a night or less. I paid $55 a night, inclusive of breakfast, paid with a credit card. At that rate, a complete no brainer, and a FAR better value than $62 cash at New Garden.[/QUOTE]Oh ok. I thought it said 65 dollars a night? Did you have a king bed? Is the pool as big as it seems on the website.

[QUOTE=Member #2041]Definitely yes, if you can get it for $60 a night or less. I paid $55 a night, inclusive of breakfast, paid with a credit card. At that rate, a complete no brainer, and a FAR better value than $62 cash at New Garden.[/QUOTE]Was it 55 bc you got the 7 night free?

[QUOTE=Jaosousa]One of the videos starts out in X bar across the street from Classicos in Sosua. The other one the chica seems to me, to be kind of Haitian. The guy talks like a nerd. Trying to make money from those videos will get him into trouble. He better watch his back if he goes back to Sosua. I hope no other mongers who look like Habib get mistaken for him.[/QUOTE]He gets model releases signed - you see it at the end.

[QUOTE=Escort King]He gets model releases signed - you see it at the end.[/QUOTE]
Buy isn't porn supposed to be illegal in DR?

I was under that same impression SP, as there was a story of a guy who got into some trouble taking pictures of women (it was debated whether or not he had model releases or not, from what I can recall). But then I remember reading or hearing about one of those "Chica Boom" (Latina Porn Series) was filmed in SDQ some years ago.

[QUOTE=Escort King]He gets model releases signed - you see it at the end.[/QUOTE]I played the video till the end (I wasn't paying attention but I think the condom breaks, he kept asking her if she is clean, made me laugh). The chica just scribbles something on a paper, she didn't read it (assuming she knows how to read). She was drinking beer in the video.

I would not want to be Habib. There is street justice, some of those chicas are crazyyyyyy.

Sounds like Habib is from one of the islands, I am not great at differentiating the different dialects (accents), he could be from Trinidad or another island in the Caribbean.

North Coast has a bit of bad reputation with regards to pornography.

Additionally who will be deciding whether it is a proper release? The chica's fellow Dominicans in the DR.