[QUOTE=DR Monger II]...what about the chica pulling scams like leaving early, stealing money, getting the police? Will she likely do this if you speak spanish?[/QUOTE][b]Spanish fluency WILL NOT save your ass if you choose to hunt tigers instead of gazelles!!!!!! [/b]If you can't tell a tiger from a gazelle then you're in trouble. Below are some helpful hints (listed in order of importance) that will help you discern who's a tiger and who's a gazelle.
-Helpmann :)
[b]1. Location[/b]
If you choose to hunt in Boca Chica or Sosua you've significantly increased the odds of a finding a tiger. Tigers love to hunt at night on Duarte (Boca Chica) and at Classicos (Sosua.)
[b]2. Time of Day[/b]
If you choose to hunt at night you should be very skeptical of the women you meet, because you've significantly increased the odds of a finding a tiger. Good girls skip school to make a few bucks in the daytime, but return home at night. In tiger areas (Boca Chica, Sosua...), hookers and girls from broken families are the girls you will find in the evenings.
[b]3. Age[/b]
If you choose to hunt in "tiger areas" (Boca Chica, Sosua...), then you should be skeptical of all women 20+. Dominican girls start fucking and having babies early. Some even start whoring early. Get them early. Get them before they spoil (6-months+ whoring in Sosua or Boca Chica.)
[b]4. Bi-lingual[/b]
If your girl speaks English, French, Italian, German... RUN!!! Believe me, she's been working 6-months+ in Sosua or Boca Chica.
[b]5. Nationality[/b]
If your girl is Haitian you should be skeptical, because you've increased the odds of a finding a tiger. Not all Haitians are tigers and there are plenty of Dominican tigers to go around. Nevertheless, I believe that Haitian girls harden at a younger age than Dominicanas.
[b]NOTE: Providing BFE CANNOT change a tiger's stripes. If anything, it may work against you. Hunt cautiously.[/b]
