ST: RD$750 & TLN: RD$1,000
[QUOTE=Marco30]Helpmann,
Do you offer 700-800 for all the night or 2-3 hours?[/QUOTE]For the gazelles I hunt, the median price I pay has been RD$700 - RD$800 for one "hour" (until I orgasm.)
Although, there are a few exceptions, I [b]RARELY[/b] allow a woman to stay the night. Tigres leave early and gazelles never leave; therefore, I only permit women that I know well to spend the night. The median price I pay has been RD$1,000 and the range has been RD$500 - RD$2,000.
[b]BTW: Generally, the prices I quote in my posts are for short-time only.[/b]
Cheers!
Helpmann :)
Hello There, Can anybody tell me if this is true? AND if it applies to LA PELA ALSO?
Thanks alot, Going to the "SOSEWER" for the first time in About a year and a half, I thought my DR days were well behind me, but like 20 of us are going for a bachelor party so it will be a blast and maybe just maybe ill find a diamond in the "Rough"
No Viagra without Rx, says Ministry
SANTO DOMINGO.- The Ministry of Health’s Drugs and Pharmacies Agency is warning that as from January, anyone found selling sexual stimulants or any other drugs that require a prescription outside pharmacies will be subject to legal penalties ranging from fines to up to two years in jail.
Agency head David Díaz Guzmán said that a list of prescription drugs was being prepared. He also said that his department was going to limit inappropriate advertising for erectile dysfunction drugs, such as songs with risqué double-entendres, some of which have already been banned.
He said that these drugs are being consumed by young people and others who do not need them, and that this was a cause for concern, because they should only be used under medical prescription because of possible side effects, including dependence.
The Drugs and Pharmacies Agency will also be tackling the sale of medications outside pharmacies, in illegal establishments and advertising. The failure to act until now, he said, was due to under-funding, but he said that the resources required for more inspectors were now available.
Pharmacy owners say that erectile dysfunction drugs are their best-selling products, and that most are purchased by males between the ages of 18 and 45.
As well as pharmacies, these drugs are sold unrestrictedly in colmados, nightclubs, car washes, cafeterias, brothels and others. One chemist, Richard Camilo from Los Pinos pharmacy said that the demand for sexual stimulants from young men was “incredible”, adding that any taboos surrounding the need for such drugs no longer existed.
A colmado owner in Los Ciruelos, Andrés Rodríguez, said he started selling three brands of sexual stimulants six months ago, and now sells more of these than rice and beans.
“I’ve sold 800,000 tablets and the people who buy them are young people”, said Rodriguez.
A Cibao-based feminist group has warned that the use of these drugs has led to an increase in sexual assaults against women in the region, because many young men consume them after excessive drinking.
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