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Baka,
Next week, its tomorrow, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, bars nightclubs closed and quiet a few resturants.
Medellin usually closes down from the previous Saturday 16th Apri till the Monday the 25th April "Australias ANZAC DAY"
One issue can be sure, there will be girls at CB 1.
A. G.
"RICKER" keep wearing protection mate !!
L.
[QUOTE=Hanshin Baka; 1147184]Aussie Greg:
How will the next week be in Medellin with Easter? Are all the bars open?
HB[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Aussie Greg; 1147154]CM, one of my girlfriends is at nursing university so she has the stats. I also spend alot of time out in the coutry side and have friends that work in the hospital field and friends that are gay too.
Most tourists don't realize that all Colombian women have boyfriends and have unprotected sex with them and we all know what Colombian guys are like, they fuck another 3 or 4 other girlfriends as well "a la natural" with no condom.
Guys, don't let it get you down, life is good.
A. G. [/QUOTE]Aussie,
Good to see you're schooling these Medellin mongers on the risks. With all the cheap coke, rum and street meat in Medellin mongers can lose their minds and get a bit reckless to the point of barebacking perras calleras. Keep putting out the word and let your next move be your best move.
Keep it real,
CM
[QUOTE=Slamcity7777; 1146262]You're flying from Bangkok to Medellin? How many hours it that FLIGHT? WOW!
The rain in Medellin can be heavy for an hour or steady all day. So the answer is. Good Luck to you sir! [/QUOTE]Thanks for your information, I just got into Medellin last night from Los Angeles. As far as flying, I left Bangkok on March 26, too many time zones and too many hours, but I did spread it over 3 weeks.
[QUOTE=Black Shirt;1147513]Thanks for your information, I just got into Medellin last night from Los Angeles. As far as flying, I left Bangkok on March 26, too many time zones and too many hours, but I did spread it over 3 weeks.[/QUOTE]Please Sir, A report on how MDE compares to you with Bangkok would be greatly welcomed.
cm,
schooling no, i couldn't give a rats ars what people do, as long as it doesn't affect me. when it affects me then i have my say.
yes, keep it real.
a.g.
for anybody who's interested, a small snipett from my film scrip.
one of the jersey cows clarabelle looks at her friend buttercup and says.
una de las vacas jersey clarabella mira a su amigo buttercup why dice.
clarabelle
hey buttercup, i hope they are not from the national australia bank!
clarabelle
hey buttersup, espero que no son del banco nacional de australia!
buttercup.
if they are clarabelle, we will be mcdonald hamburgers soon.
buttercup.
si son clarabella, pronto seremos hamburguesas de mcdonald.
"and another scene"
later that night aussie greg is having an outside shower with a bucket hanging from a tree, monica walks up to him. aussie greg turns around and watches her approach, she approaches within a couple of meters and stops. she slowly slides the cotton string of her silk dress sideways of her shoulders, her dress falls and stops at her large breasts, she lifts her cotton dress over her large nipple and lets it slowly drop the rest of the way to the grown.
she takes one step to step out of her dress and joins aussie greg in the shower sliding her arms around his waist, she starts soaping his shoulders and the lower part of his body.
más tarde esa noche greg va a tomar una ducha al aire libre, mónica se acerca a él.
greg mira a su alrededor why ve a mónica acercarse.
poco a poco se desliza el hilo de algodóand de su vestido de seda hacia los lados de sus hombros, su vestido se cae why se detiene en sus grandes pechos, ella levanta su vestido de algodóand sobre sus grandes pechos why se deja caerlo un poco.
ella the un paso why deja caer su vestido why se une a greg, en la ducha desliza sus brazos alrededor de su cintura. ella comienza a enjabonar sus hombros why la parte inferior de su cuerpo.
another scene guys, the last one.
jefe de la guerrilla.
australiano greg, hijo de puta, nos encontramos nuevamente.
gerrilla boss
aussie greg, you mother fucker, we meet again.
australiano greg
ay hijueputa, lo siento poopie.
aussie greg
son of a *****, sorry poopie.
[QUOTE=Black Shirt;1146260]Can someone comment on the rainy weather going on right now, to the extent that if affects your comings and goings daily. I will be in Medellin and Bogota for the nextt 9 days. In Bangkok where I live, it can be major hindrance during the rainy season.[/QUOTE]It has been raining steadily since March of 2010. 13 months. The drier months never really got that dry. Mid December to mid January had a good spell of about 6 weeks of not much rain. But that was about it. It even rained during the Feria de las Flores and it has not rained during that (coincidentally) in 20 years. So they say. I can attest to 9 of those years. Everyone is blaming La Niña.
Am in Panama now. I just want to clarify this. Medellin will be shut down till Monday 4-25-11?
Would appreciate any plan B advise for Medellin as I am in Panama City Panama currently and have just booked flight to Medellin with return fliht to Panama City on Wed. 4-27.
Should I cancel this Medellin flight and stay here in Panama if its going to be dead in Medellin?
[QUOTE=Tit Fest; 1147937]Am in Panama now. I just want to clarify this. Medellin will be shut down till Monday 4-25-11?
Would appreciate any plan B advise for Medellin as I am in Panama City Panama currently and have just booked flight to Medellin with return fliht to Panama City on Wed. 4-27.
Should I cancel this Medellin flight and stay here in Panama if its going to be dead in Medellin? [/QUOTE]Yeah sure, stay in Panama! But really what are you going to Medellin for? If its Bars and clubs, its pretty dead, If you want to look at the Art of Botero, As far as I know the park is still open!
[QUOTE=LuckyEddie;1147913]It has been raining steadily since March of 2010. 13 months. The drier months never really got that dry. Mid December to mid January had a good spell of about 6 weeks of not much rain. But that was about it. It even rained during the Feria de las Flores and it has not rained during that (coincidentally) in 20 years. So they say. I can attest to 9 of those years. Everyone is blaming La Niña.[/QUOTE]What I have been experiencing here the last 2 days is ok, except it could ruin your walk in the park. In Bangkok, when it pours, it is heavy with lightning & thunder, and the streets get flooded. It's hell if you have to commute to your job. Myself, since I am safe and sound, I kind of enjoy the rainy season over the hot dry season.
I was in Medellin from mid December to early January. I remember that it rained almost or literaly every day."Eternal spring" is a joke.
[QUOTE=LuckyEddie;1147913]It has been raining steadily since March of 2010. 13 months. The drier months never really got that dry. Mid December to mid January had a good spell of about 6 weeks of not much rain. But that was about it. It even rained during the Feria de las Flores and it has not rained during that (coincidentally) in 20 years. So they say. I can attest to 9 of those years. Everyone is blaming La Niña.[/QUOTE]
I am here in Medellin now and have been for 5 weeks. As far as the taxis go I take 3 or 4 a day right off the street and have never had a problem. Over my years here have taken hundreds, never a problem. Once or twice I have felt that they were taking the long way to run up the meter, but usually they drive like madmen to wherever you are going.
Only problem I've had with MDE taxistas is many of them don't know their city. They get lost. They don't know how to get from point A to point B even when they know where they are going.
Titty,
Always girls at the Mansion.
Aussie Greg.
[QUOTE=Tit Fest; 1147937]Am in Panama now. I just want to clarify this. Medellin will be shut down till Monday 4-25-11?
Would appreciate any plan B advise for Medellin as I am in Panama City Panama currently and have just booked flight to Medellin with return fliht to Panama City on Wed. 4-27.
Should I cancel this Medellin flight and stay here in Panama if its going to be dead in Medellin? [/QUOTE]
Lets get back to this discussion.
A couple of girls a guest and I picked up in Envigado Ley Supermarket. They claimed to be Giovany Ayala's sisters and certainly knew a lot about him. One was also a MoviStar model and was avoiding the camera a little bit. I won't say what happenned behind closed doors, ha, ha, but my guest can. He was a newbie then, but he's famous now.
Stay tuned for what will be a ton of files that will be released from My Place Archives, enjoy!
Frank Casio!