Moscow

[QUOTE=Jake993;1560130]I am back in the USA for a few weeks and am wondering if the situation will deteriorate to the point where I might not be able to get back in![/QUOTE]I hope you make it back, Jake. If the IRS finds out you overstayed your 2 week limit, VVP will be the least of your worries.

BTW--you did remember to include a "force majeure" clause in your apartment lease, right? :)

[QUOTE=Iceberg27;1560193]Of course I care you come to Russia or not because I am curious you will repeat Yummy's great success or not. (I like to motivate mongerers:))[/QUOTE]Iceberg, I doubt if anyone has the discipline, diligence and determination to duplicate Yummy's success. All we can do is stand in awe.

I am more like you; I like to sit in the strip club, play the lazy boy and grab ass as it walks by.

[QUOTE=Stravinsky; 1560316]Iceberg, I doubt if anyone has the discipline, diligence and determination to duplicate Yummy's success. All we can do is stand in awe.

I am more like you; I like to sit in the strip club, play the lazy boy and grab ass as it walks by.[/QUOTE]What is your plan? Just to sit in strip clubs and play the lazy boy? I can't believe you Strav. Just go to a house and I hope they give you the room on roof and enjoy fucking a Russian villager girl under snow sight looking from window. By the way the strip clubs are enjoyable. I have unforgettable times in the one (I guess it's Golden Dolls) on Nevsky Prospekt just next to one of Rick's apartment.

[QUOTE=Iceberg27;1560319]What is your plan? [/QUOTE]

Iceberg, you still don't understand. This is the wonderful thing about Russia--you don't need a plan! :D

[QUOTE=Stravinsky; 1560313]I hope you make it back, Jake. If the IRS finds out you overstayed your 2 week limit, VVP will be the least of your worries.

BTW-you did remember to include a "force majeure" clause in your apartment lease, right? .[/QUOTE]Please, the Russian Tax Authorities make the IRS look like pussies. Sadly, I don't qualify for the exemption as it is.

[QUOTE=Stravinsky;1560322]Iceberg, you still don't understand. This is the wonderful thing about Russia--you don't need a plan! :D[/QUOTE]I am waiting your trip report excitedly:)

Hi all,

I am new to this forum. My name is San and I am living in Moscow for a while. If somebody is planning going out in the next few days, please let me know where and when.

So far I have been in some Irish / British pubs in the center, the crowd was very mixed, many expats activities going on there.

So please PM me or let me know here if there is any gathering soon.

Thanks,

San Gaetano

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Hi Friends,

I am planning to visit Moscow, hopefully next month. I need your advice as I am going very first time to Russia. I am an Indian so looks different from European people. So would it be safe for me to move on the roads and go to the night clubs. Please advice me which are the best places for mongering, night clubs and what the prices for girls in Moscow.

Thanks

Walking in Arbat. So much candy around. Beautiful day.

My thankfully brief recent visit to Moscow.

Rented an apartment in StPb. Hotel in Moscow. Found the apartment on Airbnb. Highly recommend it. More and more Russians are advertising their apartments on Airbnb and you can negotiate directly with the owner. In most cases you can also arrange for them to meet you at the airport, either for free or for the normal taxi charge. You can also check out the locations of the apartments on Airbnb and contact multiple owners. I'm paying around 63$ a night for a very nice studio 10 minutes walk from the metro. Great price for StPb. Hotel found on booking.com

Took me all of 30 minutes to walk to the metro and get to the train station to travel to that other, very unimportant, so-called southern capital, Moscow.

One of the fast trains. Four hours. Total cost roundtrip about 6500 rubles. Highly recommend the train if your visiting both cities. Professionally run. Comfortable. And you end up in the city, not out at one of the airports. You can buy the tickets on the internet. Carry food and drink with you. They do sell food and drink on the train. Much more expensive. Unfortunately, the seats only recline in the business section. You can also get wifi, but it's only free in the business section.

Although simply taking a 50 minute plane to Moscow ain't bad either. Cost is around the same. I did travel on the train with a colleague, so having company on the train may have been why it left a good impression on me. That and you can use the toilet and walk around any time you want. However all flights, domestic and international, have moved into the new terminal at Pulkovo in St Pb, so the airport experience is much better there now. Bus and small mini bus to the nearest metro is #39.

Had some business the first day, but stayed two extra nights to meet with Natasha Long Blond Hair (175cm/mid 20s) who drove to Moscow to meet with me. We stayed in a hotel which I won't recommend. The price was reasonable for Moscow. 6600 rubles for two nights, but we ended up getting charged extra charges for a variety of petty things.

I met her on Streamate 4 or 5 years ago, when she was a student. Now she has a full time job. She bought an apartment in her city. As I mentioned previously, I'm slowly redecorating her apartment because our agreement is more or less I make a present to her of one part of the renovation each time we meet. This time it is tiles for the floor. Two nights together, three days. 20000 rubles. No idea what will happen when the apartment is finished.

Oddly enough we never met when she was a student working on Streamate. I could never convince her to travel to St Petersburg to meet me. After 3 years or so I just finally accepted her invitation to meet her in her city. Since then (last year) we've met a few times, either in her city (where I stay with her in her apartment) or in Moscow (which she can drive to in a few hours).

So I'd put her in the 'Long game' category. A girl I just couldn't arrange to meet for years, kept in touch with, and finally had success with. Russia can offer all sorts of rewards if your patient.

She has one big downside. She likes Moscow. She even looks forward to going there. She even wants to go there. Takes all kinds.

Anyway, she did bring her car and I was driven around to her favorite haunts and a couple of mine, but none of these were bars or clubs. Just favorite places to eat and walk and such. Neither one of us plays the High-Octane-Moscow game. Though I will say giving her an opportunity to dress up and wear heels is a very good idea. Given the time of year and the holidays, traffic wasn't bad, and the weather was great. It was freezing in St Pb and sunny and relatively warm in Moscow. Go figure. How is it even possible such an awful city can ever have good weather? I can even say not having to navigate the Moscow metro slightly improved my opinion of the city. Its gone from an armpit without deodorant to an armpit with deodorant.

Posting this mostly because of the YummiePL-Ranking-Girls-Looks-What-Is-Your-6-Like-Controversy. In my system, Natasha Long Blond Hair is a solid 6. That's a waking up in the morning and seeing her with no makeup as she makes her way to the toilet 6. You be the judge.

I rode the skoro poezd from Piter to Moscow once, long time ago. We traveled all night. Didn't have wi-fi, just a very quarrelsome dyezhurnaya, but I was able to get a glass of chai in the morning. I actually enjoyed riding the train, and, as you point out, it is very convenient to arrive in the center of the city, as opposed to one of the airports outside of town. If I was in Moscow now, I think it would be interesting to take the train from Moscow to Simferopl. Putin has suggested to the transportation authorities that they should provide inexpensive fares to his new territorial capital, you can get round trip to Simferopl for about half the cost of your ticket to Piter.

[QUOTE=Skwiskwis;1565114]As I mentioned previously, I'm slowly redecorating her apartment because our agreement is more or less I make a present to her of one part of the renovation each time we meet. This time it is tiles for the floor. Two nights together, three days. 20000 rubles. No idea what will happen when the apartment is finished.[/QUOTE]

20,000 руб. for tile? Does that include installation? (of the tile, of course) Is this some kind of work/study project?

[QUOTE]Posting this mostly because of the YummiePL-Ranking-Girls-Looks-What-Is-Your-6-Like-Controversy. In my system, Natasha Long Blond Hair is a solid 6. That's a waking up in the morning and seeing her with no makeup as she makes her way to the toilet 6. You be the judge.[/QUOTE]

Natasha is very nice, certainly a good solid 6, borderline 7. But I don't understand the reference to the long blonde hair, in the photos she looks more like a brunyetka. Maybe it's just the exposure? Still and all, to be honest, as fetching as she is, she doesn't look to have any marked advantage vs. some of Yummy's VK girlfriends. IMHO

[QUOTE=YummyPL;1565087]Walking in Arbat. So much candy around. Beautiful day.[/QUOTE]So, how was your "Victory Day" in Moscow? Did you watch the parade? Hand out flowers to the veterans? See the fireworks? Get your picture taken with Putin?

[QUOTE=Stravinsky;1565575]So, how was your "Victory Day" in Moscow? Did you watch the parade? Hand out flowers to the veterans? See the fireworks? Get your picture taken with Putin?[/QUOTE]Strav, not like you to forget the St George's Ribbon!

[QUOTE=Skwiskwis;1565114]Took me all of 30 minutes to walk to the metro and get to the train station to travel to that other, very unimportant, so-called southern capital, Moscow.[/QUOTE]Skwiskwis,

I find your impression of Moscow SO interesting. What makes me laugh, almost out loud, is how your opinion of Moscow is almost exactly like my impression of Saint Petersburg. I go to Pieter one or two times a year and almost always find it to be one big pain in the ass. Which appears to be your impression of Moscow! You are absolutely right, it takes all kinds. Funny how different cities appeal to different people.

BTW. I just returned to Moscow yesterday after two weeks in the USA. Holy cow, what a transformation with respect to weather. I left on April 26th and it still felt like winter. On the Aeroexpress ride into the city from DME I would not help but notice how GREEN everything had gotten in 2 weeks. Whew. Spring has FINALLY arrived. Now all we need is more short skirts and terraces!

[QUOTE=Jake993;1566134]BTW. I just returned to Moscow yesterday after two weeks in the USA. Holy cow, what a transformation with respect to weather. I left on April 26th and it still felt like winter. On the Aeroexpress ride into the city from DME I would not help but notice how GREEN everything had gotten in 2 weeks. Whew. Spring has FINALLY arrived. Now all we need is more short skirts and terraces![/QUOTE]You missed Saturday Jake. It must have been 25-26 degrees and the streets were crawling with girls walking around that were clearly tired of wearing winter clothes. Aparently it had snowed a little this past Wednesday morning.

I missed most of the celebration on Friday because I didn't get into the city until 17:30 and "Ariel" wanted to go back to the apartment soon after I met up with her at 19:30 and we didn't go for dinner until around 02:00.