Rome

[QUOTE=MJG Dogs]I need some honest feedback.
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I have read a story about an american tourist being severely beaten in naples by locals and then by the police. His crime was to chase after a thief , who stole his camera. He was stopped by the locals who beat him, spat on him and called him a " dirty jew" and a "dirty american". He was not a jew. The police then roughed him up afterwards. It took a fromal apology from the mayor of Naples to soothe things over. This bothers the hell out of me, along with two ugly incidents in the sporting world this summer bewteen the US and Italy. A vicious and intentional elbow to the head of an american player during the world cup, and a low blow elbow thrown at Carmelo anthony during the world's at hoops.[/QUOTE]

Well, Neaples is Neaples!

Please, don't believe to all the stories on that city, which is really nice.
What happen to you, will happen irrespecting if you're American, Italian, Black, White, Yellow, fascist, communist, Jewish, catholic,.........

Neaples is Neaples!

If you walk showing gold rings, precious watch, extra expensive camera, well,,,, it is impossible you go safe also in Milan or in Zurich.

If you go with "counted money", wearing normal dress and keep safe your camera, well, you don't have any problem!


Intelligence must lead your action in that city

[QUOTE=MJG Dogs]I have never been robbed or felt threatened in Colombia. Of course the Colombians do not start with the political bullshit, that I hear from europeans. The report about the American getting beaten, was a Rueters story that was published in August. there was also a rueters story about the old Jewish quarter in Rome, being disicrated with ani-semitic graffiti. This is why my radar is up. I also not some scrawny 150 lb. guy either, so if push comes to shove, I can inflict pain.

Now San Jose, Costa Rica is a different story, you always have to be alert....

I would not necessarly call the European Union, a beacon of model government either, individual rights are being swept away by the monster in Brussles.[/QUOTE]MJG

I don't know what "political bullshit" you hear from Europeans. What I hear from most of them sounds a lot more realistic than the "political bullshit" I hear from many Americans.

People get beaten up and cemeteries get desecrated - not "disicrated" - all the time, everywhere, for all kinds of reasons.

I would suggest that those kinds of things happen a lot less in Western Europe than in the United States or Latin America.

As for the European Union, it has a total of about 30,000 employees - somewhere between one-half and one-third of the number for the U.S. Interior Department - and they are spread all over the continent. The EU has 450 million citizens - 50 percent more than the United States. Where, pray tell, is the "monster in Brussels"?

Finally, with your ignorance and attitude, I am concerned that the next time I go to Europe I am going to meet people who have attitudes towards Americans that are shaped by having met you.

Maybe it would be best for all if you decided not to go to Europe.

Martin Brady

Martin:

"political Bullshit"- europeans lecturing me about foreign policy, while I am on vacation- I don't want to hear that bullshit, I can watch C-SPAN and see the house of commons in the UK, during questions to the prime minister, blame the world's problems on america.

Yes, I am an American. I do not agree with everything my government does, and as much as I disagree with Bush on many items, at least he does not grovel to the Europeans for their opinions. Too damm bad if we do not behave the way Europe wants us to behave. I

I do not have a choice , I have to go to Rome to get my girlfriend out of Italy. She is Colombian, works for her extend family ( Italian- Colombian), so she can come back and go to school here in Los Angeles. She got accepted to USC. So she is not some dummy. I speak fluent spanish, and plan to only engage in spanish.

As far as meeting people in Europe that is your problem not mine.. But I will not bow down to them at all, nor will I engage. I really want them to leave me the fuck alone..... Comprende..............

[QUOTE=MJG Dogs]Martin:

"political Bullshit"- europeans lecturing me about foreign policy, while I am on vacation- I don't want to hear that bullshit, I can watch C-SPAN and see the house of commons in the UK, during questions to the prime minister, blame the world's problems on america.

Yes, I am an American. I do not agree with everything my government does, and as much as I disagree with Bush on many items, at least he does not grovel to the Europeans for their opinions. Too damm bad if we do not behave the way Europe wants us to behave. I

I do not have a choice , I have to go to Rome to get my girlfriend out of Italy. She is Colombian, works for her extend family ( Italian- Colombian), so she can come back and go to school here in Los Angeles. She got accepted to USC. So she is not some dummy. I speak fluent spanish, and plan to only engage in spanish.

As far as meeting people in Europe that is your problem not mine.. But I will not bow down to them at all, nor will I engage. I really want them to leave me the fuck alone..... Comprende..............[/QUOTE]Well MJG, I guess you have made some progress. You've gone from worrying about physical danger in one of the gentlest countries on the planet to worrying that somebody might want to discuss politics with you. Once again, I don't think you have anything to worry about. I can't imagine anybody wanting to discuss politics -- or anything else -- with you.

Martin Brady

[QUOTE=MJG Dogs]I speak fluent spanish, and plan to only engage in spanish.[/QUOTE]

I'd like (really) to know why are you scared to talk English (either British English or American English) here in Italy: I think we're one of the most tolerating Country in the world with foreigner.
Yes, it depends a lot on you.
It is the same if a girl totally naked walk accross a male army just came back from 6 months of desert: she can't complain if happen something to her.
The same is in every corner of this world: in NY, Los Angeles, Paris, Calcutta, Dubai, Milan, London.......

You are not totally safe neither on the north pole......

But if you speak english, nobody cares about you: if you respect the others, others will respect you

there are plenty of internet forums to dicuss politics and hopefully this won't turn into one of them. i'd humbly invite everyone to calm down and keep the discussion focussed on meeting women for sex and related issues.

personal safety is an important concern when hunting for pussy, so i will try to address your questions, mjg.

by and large, romans are affable and friendly and don't generally have a problem with americans. while media reports of course tend toward the more sordid stories and exaggerate anti-american sentiment, i cannot with good faith completely agree with posters who claim that you'll be fine anywhere in all circumstances.

over the past two days two american girls were raped (one by a foreign national it seems) and while i have never been personally attacked because of my nationality, i have seen it happen to an acquaintance. it must be said though that at the time, he was drunk and disorderly and probably had it coming to him.

as in any country, general diligence should avert the majority of confrontations: don't speak loudly in english, don't dress wildly differently from the locals (eg cowboy hats, pants hanging off the ass etc), don't wear offensive or political t-shirts, don't drink to excess when alone or in unfamiliar surroundings, and be cautious about getting into political discussions. anyone who has done any travelling should already know this. remember that you are a guest in this country and that in the case of a confrontation, the locals will often have the sympathy of the crowd and/or the authorities. i speak from experience.

as for termini and its environs, while the area isn't usually physically dangerous, there are many hustlers, pickpockets, drunks (especially around the lower-level supermarket and the supermarket in the stazioni laziali) and some drug-related activity. you don't have a high chance of getting hurt, but getting robbed isn't out of the question. if you wish to walk around here, do it during the day, and keep a reasonable guard up.

the only other area i could think of where a tourist could run into trouble is campo de' fiori after midnight, especially on friday and saturday nights. while this piazza is lively and often fun, there are many italians and americans who go here to drink and this sometimes leads to drunken brawls. it's best to go in a group here or to go for an aperitivo in the early evening.

and those are my two € cents.

[quote=mjg dogs]i need some honest feedback. i have some concerns about being an american in europe, when i go in november. i have to go, in order to bring my colombiana novia back with me to the states. she is not a working girl, but works in rome for her aunt and uncle, she has her visa ready to go

i have read a story about an american tourist being severely beaten in naples by locals and then by the police. his crime was to chase after a thief , who stole his camera. he was stopped by the locals who beat him, spat on him and called him a " dirty jew" and a "dirty american". he was not a jew. the police then roughed him up afterwards. it took a fromal apology from the mayor of naples to soothe things over. this bothers the hell out of me, along with two ugly incidents in the sporting world this summer bewteen the us and italy. a vicious and intentional elbow to the head of an american player during the world cup, and a low blow elbow thrown at carmelo anthony during the world's at hoops.

is the hatred of americans widespread in rome? should i be on the defensive and should i avoid speaking to the italians? maybe i should speak spanish?

i also while in cartagena, was called a " dirty american by a couple of drunkin italians. what the fuck?

what areas should i avoid, ya i want to see the ruins and the vatican, but i know near termini is rough, where else should i keep my head on a swivel?[/quote]

Upforit said it all. I agree 100%

Case closed. Now back to the topic!

Well, after a political interlude about US and Europe let's go back to the scope of this forum. I met Claudya one week ago. Got her telephone number (346-3922035) and e-mail (claudyaescortit in the yahoo mail) from a competing escort forum which I will not mention. The pics on the Internet belong to another girl and this is surprising since Claudya is just as beautiful as the girl portraited in the forum. Guess it depends on the price asked to publish her photo ad in the forum. She told me that the swiss site relazion****iali asks 800,00 EURO a month for keeping an ad with 4 pics. I visited Claudya in the early morning for her (11.30 a.m.) so she was still a bit sleepy but provided a fully satisfactory service, a real GFE. A covered but passioned BJ, DATY, then 69, missionary and we ended with a triumphant doggy style. The gift was 200,00 E, which makes it a great value for money. Sometimes girls from Eastern Europe (never say that to an hungarian, they say that they live in Central Europe) are blonde and beautiful but cold and unfriendly as Russian border policeman, on the contrary Claudya is sweet and friendly. After sex we spent almost half an hour cuddling and talking. She used to work on the street so we discussed the present newspaper clamour on the "baby prostitute in Via Salaria" and the use of cameras to punish the punters and discourage open air prostitution. She is quite intelligent and fun to be with. Claudya is difficult to reach without a car: she lives in Via di Casal Selce, on the Via Aurelia outside the Grande Raccordo Anulare, exit La Storta. From the exit La Storta you have to take to the left and drive for 5-6 km until you reach an Elite supermarket. Treat her well, she deserves it

flashman,

your question sort of lost in the mix.

it's been a while since i've been with street girls, but i'll tell you what i know.

recently police have claimed that they're installing a camera system along the major prostitution streets in rome. no word on any arrests or the status of the system.

i have never heard of anyone getting anything confirep001ed in a prostitution bust in italy. under italian law, prostitution is in theory legal with many qualifiers. customers are usually cautioned and released. if they are charged, they may be busted for, say, indecent exposure or traffic violations (since prostitution is technically legal), which of course don't result in any confirep001ion of property.

to anyone thinking of getting out of arrest in italy through bribery, i'll just say that my italian buddy tried that and they threatened to charge him with attempted bribery. usually if you're calm and friendly with italian cops they'll be cool.

i repeat that not only do i not know anyone who has been arrested as a result of frequenting prostitutes, i have never even heard of it. as far as i know it simply doesn't happen. "annà a mignotte" is a widely-practiced roman pastime.

[quote=flashman 2708]hi

what is the current position with regard to the police in italy. a couple of years ago we had the mass clear out of thousands of roadside girls and the threat to confirep001e cars. i am a regular visitor to italy and haven't seen many streetgirls since. is there much active police intervention or have they moved onto to other things?[/quote]

"Annà a mignotte"

Priceless! ;-)

However I have to report that some cops might be tougher than others. While the majority of them will just check your ID and driving license, some might want to threaten you (and the girl) just for fun. This usually happens if you look nervous and naive, at least according to what many ladies reported lately.

Hi all,

After getting a number of requests, we've decided to bring one of our best girls to Rome on tour in November.

I wonder if anyone could recommend a suitable hotel for her to work from?

The right hotel would need to be:

1. Free of any hassles from security guards or receptionists that should be minging their own business.

2. Relatively centrally located, but easy enough for clients to drive to.

3. Reasonably priced.

If anyone has any suggestions, I would be most obliged to hear them.

Many thanks.

might be better to rent an apartment. Hotels in Rome are a ripoff.

[url]www.cassiahouse.com[/url], then modify your search in Lazio, then Rome.

I better check with Martin Brady, if it is okay for me to post here?

Time: 11 AM
Date: 23 October 2006
Place: Via Saturnia

Called an ad in the Messaggero advertising "Cinese via Gallia" cell: 338-3880XXX. Inquired about price, she answered, in Italian, "40 for massage only, come here and we'll talk". I know from experience that once you're there the providers will usually settle for around 50. Incalls aren't as high-volume as the street, where providers will almost never offer discounts: there is an oversupply of customers happily willing to pay €30. But I digress.

Got there and found the place; had to call back because a woman was having a lengthy conversation through the intercom and, frankly, the building looked so middle-class I thought perhaps I had misunderstood. A phone call settled the problem as the woman said that she saw me downstairs and buzzed me in. A brisk walk up to the 4th floor and I was in.

The provider, whose name I never got, was prettier than I had expected. She looked a youthful 27. I said "how much" she said "80". I made an exaggerated show of surprise and said "50". She said "60" I said "OK". Standard price.

Luckily the performance was above standard. She gave me a quite good bbbj, which was a surprise, as she could have charged extra for that. She started me off lying down, as they all do, but I quickly rose and sat her on the side of the bed and stood up while i fed her my cock.

She has a hairy bush, as most Chinese SPs do, but her pussy is nice and tight, if a little dry. It looks very nice inside and contrasts prettily with her the dark pigmentation around her vagina. More importantly, she can take a good fucking without the histrionics about the huge size, it hurts etc. We did missionary then i flipped her over and tongued her asshole for a bit before stuffing her from behind. I opened her pussy with my hands while i thrusted from behind for maximum insertion. I was pleasantly surprised that instead of hurrying me or complaining about pain, she bid me to fuck her hard, saying "si! si! si!". Even if it's an act, who cares? She's a good actress.

In retrospect I should have made the fucking last longer, but I was in a hurry and the bbbj had turned me on enough that I wanted to shoot all over her face. What I should have done was had her suck my cock til I came in her mouth, but in the heat of the moment, I crouched by her head and held her face in position while i jerked off over her. She placed paper towels around the area as if I were about to shoot caustic soda but hey. Most providers won't let you shoot anywhere near their face so not bad. I got her cheek and lip.

She let me kiss her with some tongue, though not DFK, and when I was done she helped me on with my coat (I checked if my wallet was still there right after...hey can't be too careful) and gave me a nice kiss on the lips. Almost a GFE: she let me dominate her but also allowed me to be tender and carress and kiss her. The girl was very sweet and seemed cheerful.

Also, the girl on the phone (there are two women there, apparently a common set-up for chinese incalls. One fucks, the other coordinates) was almost un-naturally cheerful when called. Perhaps a new technique to attract customers? I'll say that I was fully satisfied with the service. Please treat her well if you decide to go.

All in all a very pleasant experience and I would definitely return.

[QUOTE=MJG Dogs]might be better to rent an apartment. Hotels in Rome are a ripoff.

[url]www.cassiahouse.com[/url], then modify your search in Lazio, then Rome.

I better check with Martin Brady, if it is okay for me to post here?[/QUOTE]

Hi,

Many thanks for the suggestion. I will check it out.

I'm just a little nervous about putting her up in an apartment where there's no one around within shouting distance if she accidentally ended up with a nutcase.

OK, so I know that it's not very likely, but I am a bit paranoid about the girls' safety when they are on the job.

Thanks again for all your help.

Chris Daniels
[url]www.escorts-latvia.com[/url]

MJG is right. Rome hotels are indeed a total ripoff. In addition, under Italian law, ALL guests (including visitors) are required to submit their ID for registration at the front desk, and some hotels don't allow "guests" in a single room. Hardly a prostitution-friendly atmosphere.

I suggest renting a short-term apartment. Try "wanted in rome" (in english;google it) or "porta portese" (portaportese.it).

As far as security is concerned, Rome has a high population density. It is unlikely that anywhere near the center you will ever be outside of "shouting distance". Many escorts here routinely operate in single apts without security.

[QUOTE=Escorts Latvia]Hi,

Many thanks for the suggestion. I will check it out.

I'm just a little nervous about putting her up in an apartment where there's no one around within shouting distance if she accidentally ended up with a nutcase.

OK, so I know that it's not very likely, but I am a bit paranoid about the girls' safety when they are on the job.

Thanks again for all your help.

Chris Daniels
[url]www.escorts-latvia.com[/url][/QUOTE]