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[QUOTE=Troubleman69;1287623]I heard a rumor that Eagle Sports Bar has closed. I had a chance to pull one of the waitresses there back in Feb, and I'm still kicking myself for not pulling the trigger. She didn't get off until like 1 am, and by that time I was bangin somebody else. Does anyone know if this rumor is true?[/QUOTE]I talked with one of the chicas a minute ago, yes the place is closed.
Damn, I had a great time there, except the fact that they only showed the Super Bowl on one TV because of the Caribbean World Series. LOL That chicken wing, fried plantains, and fries platter was great. Not to mention the fine waitresses.
I was in Dominican Republic for over a month with my Wingman and the Taxi Drivers that hang out at the Mystik Hotel are very bad news especially a Taxi Driver named Felipe. He speaks perfect English by the way. There is also another guy with a big belly. They both charge double the rates that should be, I would call Apollo Taxi or have the from desk call them for you. The hotel gets a kick back from them it appears. There used to be a great manager there but his brother kicked him out and took over and raised the rates of the rooms. Now, if you check in past 11pm you get a discount but it appears that the Hotel Raizor accross from the Jaragua Hotel is still much better and has been for the past 3 years. I only used to go to the Mystik because of my friend who was the Manager there. Also, the Mystik breakfast sucks and at the Raizor Hotel, you get a free breakfast from there restaurant right next to there hotel. But what happened with me and my buddy was a setup. First of all Felipe speaks perfect English and is from New York and he left N. Y. Because of drug charges or so he stated last trip. He also has cards he pulls out of his wallet that must be ten years old and states he was security for the Dominican President at one point in his life. We had him take us 5 minutes away from the hotel to go to the Supermarket, he waited in the car while we got food. I had a rental car but we were to smashed to drive from being at Paco's for over 6 hours. When we got back in the cab with the food from the Supermarket and he drove no more then a minute we got pulled over by the military that are not the police and he quickly threw a few small bags of powder in it or whatever in our back seat on the floor. Keep in mind that the military can not even issue you a ticket. Then the Military do not even go to talk with him but open our door and say cocaine without even seeing it. A setup, avoid Felipe at all costs. Not only did we give the Military close to 200 bucks and all our food but when we asked Felipe why he threw the stuff in out back floor he said that he did not think they would search us but him. I have been to the DR over 20 times and have never been setup like this. I learned one valuable lesson, I should of kept my money in the bottom of my sock like I normally do and the second thing is not to trust taxi drivers that speak English. If you ever want a Taxi, always ask the Front Desk how much the charge will be to go to your destination from the hotel and when the taxi driver gets there, ask him to go to the front desk and go over the charge again where the front desk repeats the price in front of the taxi driver. Also so everyone knows, if you are going to stay at the Matun Casino in Santiago they are trying to make it not chicka friendly and you must register the woman when you first check in, at least this is what the manager has told me that I have known for years. I just wanted to warn everyone. I will give some new reports of my adventures soon.
[QUOTE=Carrib;1287228]That said on my next trip I will to locate a local doctor in DR.[/QUOTE]Clinica Abreu (supposedly with 135 doctors) is a well known medical clinic in gazcue, santo domingo, a few blocks east of avenue pasteur on avenue independencia (across the street from the now closed venezia hotel). Clinica Abreu is open 24/7. [url]http://www.clinicaabreu.com.do/[/url]
In the Gazcue section near the three big hotels are numerous medical offices and laboratories, including some plastic surgeons. There are other smaller medical offices in gazcue, where you can just walk in and see and a doctor, one I saw had an attractive Dominicana doctor. Office visit starts around 1000 pesos. There are numerous pharmacies in gazcue, some open 24/7.
Morgan Hospital is a large public hospital north of avenida 27 de febrero somewhat near calle duarte (reminded me of Kings County Hospital in Brooklyn).
Santo Domingo has at least one Medical School, with some students from the United States who study medicine there.
[QUOTE=Troubleman69;1287970]Damn, I had a great time there, except the fact that they only showed the Super Bowl on one TV because of the Caribbean World Series. LOL That chicken wing, fried plantains, and fries platter was great. Not to mention the fine waitresses.[/QUOTE]My friend told me that owner got tired of having this business, his sister was the manager of the place. He has a popular dominican disco in NY. It makes no sense, why to torn down $$$ of property while selling is a better choice. It looks there is more happening here.
Thanks bro, As always thanks for the valuable info.
Pussy Hunter it certainly does sounds like you were setup and they run these scams in conjunction with the police. In the future I would stay away from the taxi dudes hanging out front of the casas, especially the ones who speak fluent english. There's a slim security dude who seems cool, I would befriend him buy him a beer and tell him to recommend someone who is trustworthy. However, since you were there over a month I am sure it was a planned hustle. I was there last weekend and I didn't want to walk back to the Jaragua at 4am, offered 100 pesos to one of them and bastard told me I better walk. When I started walking he quickly wised up and offered to take me.
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I am not surprised that eagle's sports bar is closed and I wouldn't be surprised if La Base followed suit. My ex novia worked at La Base and she eventually quit as she was hardly making money (no customers). These types of bars are more geared towards tourist who would spend money but are too far away from the popular tourist areas
There are people who read posts here, who have never been to santo domingo. Avenida Pasteur is a busy street in the gazcue section of santo domingo. Hotel Mystik is on avenida pasteur. Half a block from the mystik is the large Intercontinental Hotel, also half block away is an expensive apartment building. The Hotel Mystik has a restaurant. Next door to the mystik is a colmado (small grocery store) that sells beer, soda, water, small bottles of alcohol, chips and other food items. Half a block from the mystik is the large, busy and clean Villar Hernanos which sells a variety of food to eat there or take out. Half a block from the mystik is a pharmacy. Also next door to the mystik is a small restaurant that is usually open till 4am, where some of the chicas from the nearby casas sometimes get food.
You say you were smashed from being at Pacos restaurant in zona colonial and you had the taxi driver drive you to a nearby supermarket from the Mystik hotel. Usually when I am drunk I don't take a taxi to a supermarket, especially if I am staying at a hotel and there are nearby places for food or grocery items. La Cadena Supermarket is about 4 blocks from the hotel mystik and is an easy and safe walk.
This is your third post on the ISG and it is mostly a negative post (reminds me of another guy who put half his posts in quotation marks).
Guys on motorcycles wearing camouflage clothes, who try to shake you down for money, are more than likely thieves and you shouldn't give them a dime. For Policia Nacional you will see a name tag on their uniform, same for AMET. If you get stopped or pulled over by guys on a motorcycle wearing camouflage clothes, I would be highly skeptical. A blood test would show you had no illegal drugs in your system. You should have gone to the Politur, the Policia Nacional, the US Consulate and / or the US Embassy (10 minutes from the Mystik hotel) and reported what happened, taking photos of the people who you believe were in on the alleged scam might be useful.
I have not seen any Military around avenida pasteur in gazcue.
I have never stayed at the mystik, but I have walked by it over 100 times. Seems you are saying that the manager (owner) of the hotel mystik seems to be in cahoots with fraud taxi drivers who hang out in front of the mystik. I don't know anyone who works at the mystik, nor I have used any of those taxi drivers. You say the taxi drivers in front of Mystik charge double, why would you continue to use them?
The day I have to hide money in my sock is the day I stay home.
The story you alleged occurred, I have never heard about occurring before in santo domingo.
[QUOTE=PussyHunter007;1288034]I was in Dominican Republic for over a month with my Wingman and the Taxi Drivers that hang out at the Mystik Hotel are very bad news especially a Taxi Driver named Felipe. He speaks perfect English by the way. There is also another guy with a big belly. They both charge double the rates that should be, I would call Apollo Taxi or have the from desk call them for you. The hotel gets a kick back from them it appears. There used to be a great manager there but his brother kicked him out and took over and raised the rates of the rooms. Now, if you check in past 11pm you get a discount but it appears that the Hotel Raizor accross from the Jaragua Hotel is still much better and has been for the past 3 years. I only used to go to the Mystik because of my friend who was the Manager there. Also, the Mystik breakfast sucks and at the Raizor Hotel, you get a free breakfast from there restaurant right next to there hotel. But what happened with me and my buddy was a setup. First of all Felipe speaks perfect English and is from New York and he left N. Y. Because of drug charges or so he stated last trip. He also has cards he pulls out of his wallet that must be ten years old and states he was security for the Dominican President at one point in his life. We had him take us 5 minutes away from the hotel to go to the Supermarket, he waited in the car while we got food. I had a rental car but we were to smashed to drive from being at Paco's for over 6 hours. When we got back in the cab with the food from the Supermarket and he drove no more then a minute we got pulled over by the military that are not the police and he quickly threw a few small bags of powder in it or whatever in our back seat on the floor. Keep in mind that the military can not even issue you a ticket. Then the Military do not even go to talk with him but open our door and say cocaine without even seeing it. A setup, avoid Felipe at all costs. Not only did we give the Military close to 200 bucks and all our food but when we asked Felipe why he threw the stuff in out back floor he said that he did not think they would search us but him. I have been to the DR over 20 times and have never been setup like this. I learned one valuable lesson, I should of kept my money in the bottom of my sock like I normally do and the second thing is not to trust taxi drivers that speak English. If you ever want a Taxi, always ask the Front Desk how much the charge will be to go to your destination from the hotel and when the taxi driver gets there, ask him to go to the front desk and go over the charge again where the front desk repeats the price in front of the taxi driver. Also so everyone knows, if you are going to stay at the Matun Casino in Santiago they are trying to make it not chicka friendly and you must register the woman when you first check in, at least this is what the manager has told me that I have known for years. I just wanted to warn everyone. I will give some new reports of my adventures soon.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=PussyHunter007;1288034]I was in Dominican Republic for over a month with my Wingman and the Taxi Drivers that hang out at the Mystik Hotel are very bad news especially a Taxi Driver named Felipe. He speaks perfect English by the way. There is also another guy with a big belly. They both charge double the rates that should be, I would call Apollo Taxi or have the from desk call them for you. The hotel gets a kick back from them it appears. There used to be a great manager there but his brother kicked him out and took over and raised the rates of the rooms. Now, if you check in past 11pm you get a discount but it appears that the Hotel Raizor accross from the Jaragua Hotel is still much better and has been for the past 3 years. I only used to go to the Mystik because of my friend who was the Manager there. Also, the Mystik breakfast sucks and at the Raizor Hotel, you get a free breakfast from there restaurant right next to there hotel. But what happened with me and my buddy was a setup. First of all Felipe speaks perfect English and is from New York and he left N. Y. Because of drug charges or so he stated last trip. He also has cards he pulls out of his wallet that must be ten years old and states he was security for the Dominican President at one point in his life. We had him take us 5 minutes away from the hotel to go to the Supermarket, he waited in the car while we got food. I had a rental car but we were to smashed to drive from being at Paco's for over 6 hours. When we got back in the cab with the food from the Supermarket and he drove no more then a minute we got pulled over by the military that are not the police and he quickly threw a few small bags of powder in it or whatever in our back seat on the floor. Keep in mind that the military can not even issue you a ticket. Then the Military do not even go to talk with him but open our door and say cocaine without even seeing it. A setup, avoid Felipe at all costs. Not only did we give the Military close to 200 bucks and all our food but when we asked Felipe why he threw the stuff in out back floor he said that he did not think they would search us but him. I have been to the DR over 20 times and have never been setup like this. I learned one valuable lesson, I should of kept my money in the bottom of my sock like I normally do and the second thing is not to trust taxi drivers that speak English. If you ever want a Taxi, always ask the Front Desk how much the charge will be to go to your destination from the hotel and when the taxi driver gets there, ask him to go to the front desk and go over the charge again where the front desk repeats the price in front of the taxi driver. Also so everyone knows, if you are going to stay at the Matun Casino in Santiago they are trying to make it not chicka friendly and you must register the woman when you first check in, at least this is what the manager has told me that I have known for years. I just wanted to warn everyone. I will give some new reports of my adventures soon.[/QUOTE]Couple of things.
1. The old manager Emilio was fired for skimming money off of the construction. As you know he was really an engineer and not a good hotel manager. I was also upset to hear about his dismissal. He is generally a good guy and showed me around DR's Barrios and Suburbs on his own time. Thanks to him I now have some great local friends.
2. Prices went up to cover construction and renovation (I don't blame him) Daniel still will give out discounts to return customers if he knows you or you say your from this board.
3. Sorry but the Riz. Is no better than the Mystic and Jose ( the cook) is damn good. He makes great omelets and Curry Steak. I never stay at hotels as primary base anymore. If I'm going to be there more than a week, I generally rent a condo @ the malecon center or like now debating on staying at one of Jao's finds. When I'm trolling I'll get a room at the mystik in the back as its a central walk. I seldom bring Putas back to the condo as it's asking for trouble. The security at the mystik is well versed at how to handle dumb shit. Home base Condo is for entertaining friends, peace and safety. Besides, I hate having to continually biatch proof my living quarters.
4. Fellini AKA Filipe is actually exmilitary, deportee and current Dope Boy.
5. Jose (Guy with Belly) owns Carribe Concierge service. He has about 4 cars w drivers he runs out of the Mystic and the staff always refers guest to him as he generally is at the bar sitting next to the window on his laptop and phone running his business. Felipe is not associated ay any level with his business.
6. Who in the hell told you the Military can't give or get you given a ticket? Thats not only Dead Ass wrong its Dangerous. Pray all they do is call to have one issued to you. The last people you want stopping you in Santo is the military. Pray for the Tourists or federal/national police. The military tells them what they can and can't do in the national district from an administrative level. I constantly read this on the board. It's dead ass wrong. Its not the same civilian military split of authority here in the states. Believe that Pazzy cumma bullshit if you want to as your ass sits in a military prison waiting on someone to notice you missing. When the REAL MILITARY shows up, somebody ass going to jail (Period) Most likely, they were not active duty military.
Lastly; Dealing with Filipe is like dealing with the kid with all the ball caps next door. Its asking to get fvcked over. If you truly have been in DR a month you should know this especially as much as Dominican gossip and tell each others business. All BS aside, fillipe got that fire Mid-Grade and Hatian SW's.
None of the above takes away from the BS of the shakedown. Why I am responding is that your disparaging a group of people I know and its disconcerting that you would attribute fault of your incident to anyone but Felipe and a lack of paying attention. Dude! The guy screams drug dealer! You can't pay me to get in his Taxi or be around him with any law enforcement with in a mile radius. Hell, the Jaragua and Hilton won't let him in taxi line nor property. You had to be drunk.
Report Summary.
Sosua to Santo Domingo.
Took the 11AM bus from Sosua to Santo Domingo with metro. Arrived in Santo Domingo around 3pm and jumped into a taxi to Hotel Riazon.
On Av Independencia for 200 pesos. Hotel Riazon is $60 a night and chica friendy located in an area of Santo Domingo with the highest concentration of clubs and casinos.
Baby Dolls.
I first tried baby dolls club along the Malecon next door to Foxys. Was late afternoon and about 5 girls inside, little hardcore but above average, they wanted 3500 pesos.
For takeout which I think is expensive but seems to be the price in the clubs. Was tempted and all the girls were rubbing my cock through my jeans trying to tempt me.
Av Pasteur Sky High.
Later that night I tried the Sky High club down along Av Pasteur. Not impressed with the girls, about 8 chicas stood around me all looking tired bored and totally uninterested. All around Av Pasteur area are lots of hustlers trying to take you to clubs you already know about. Your prices will likely be higher if they think they have to pay the hustler some commission. I must admit to not having done much research for Santo Domingo, thought I would do it on the road. Well I was in the right hotel and seemed I only needed this mongering map of Santo Domingo.
[url]http://goo.gl/maps/QQLF[/url]
Calle El Conde.
I visited a few of the casas listed on the map but could not find them or they were gone. I wandered down Calle El Conde, popular 24 hour restuarant on the corner did have a maturer black freelancer wanted some business, but was not interested. Another chica who spoke english caught me looking at her and come over, I not had my phone on me or pen or notepad, so she took my facebook handle,
She had to goto work so could not come with me there and then.
Calle Cervantes Massage.
Later a hustler around Av Pasteur took me to a massage parlour at no 2 Calle Cervantes, about half a dozen girls inside, one was really nice so chose her. 1 hour massage was 1200 pesos. Massage was excellent, a strong well built latina girl. On my front I had a full erection which she was touching she them offered me full sex for an extra 1000 pesos. Had a really good session with her on the massage table, but she not let me suck her puff nipples and the blowjob was covered. Outside I gave the hustler 100 peso tip and he now had his motobike with him and wanted to take me around the casas. But was releived now so declined his offer.
Casino.
My last night in Santo Domingo was in the Jaragua casino for a couple of hours playing roulette, a few freelancers in there, but nothing special, Some of the hostesses are lovely though but need to speak fluent spanish, they bring you over free drink and food as long as your gambling.
Dollhouse.
Checked out the Dollhouse, thought this might be really upmarket with some really hot girls, but was dissapointed, after paying an entrance fee was sat down and just one girl dances at a time, the best girl I saw was a latina an 8 at most, she come over to me and asked if I wanted some company, but declined, I read in here it was 200 dollars a chica. I wandered back along Av Independencia, almost deserted I was going to try the 305 club and hope to take a girl on my last night from there. But not make it and stopped off at my hotel and fell asleep.
The next morning took the Bavaro express from Juan Sanchez Ramirez bus station back to Punta Cana for my flight home to London.
[QUOTE=Jaosousa; 1288250]There are people who read posts here, who have never been to santo domingo. Avenida Pasteur is a busy street in the gazcue section of santo domingo. Hotel Mystik is on avenida pasteur. Half a block from the mystik is the large Intercontinental Hotel, also half block away is an expensive apartment building. The Hotel Mystik has a restaurant. Next door to the mystik is a colmado (small grocery store) that sells beer, soda, water, small bottles of alcohol, chips and other food items. Half a block from the mystik is the large, busy and clean Villar Hernanos which sells a variety of food to eat there or take out. Half a block from the mystik is a pharmacy. Also next door to the mystik is a small restaurant that is usually open till 4am, where some of the chicas from the nearby casas sometimes get food.
You say you were smashed from being at Pacos restaurant in zona colonial and you had the taxi driver drive you to a nearby supermarket from the Mystik hotel. Usually when I am drunk I don't take a taxi to a supermarket, especially if I am staying at a hotel and there are nearby places for food or grocery items. La Cadena Supermarket is about 4 blocks from the hotel mystik and is an easy and safe walk.
This is your third post on the ISG and it is mostly a negative post (reminds me of another guy who put half his posts in quotation marks).
Guys on motorcycles wearing camouflage clothes, who try to shake you down for money, are more than likely thieves and you shouldn't give them a dime. For Policia Nacional you will see a name tag on their uniform, same for AMET. If you get stopped or pulled over by guys on a motorcycle wearing camouflage clothes, I would be highly skeptical. A blood test would show you had no illegal drugs in your system. You should have gone to the Politur, the Policia Nacional, the US Consulate and / or the US Embassy (10 minutes from the Mystik hotel) and reported what happened, taking photos of the people who you believe were in on the alleged scam might be useful.
I have not seen any Military around avenida pasteur in gazcue.
I have never stayed at the mystik, but I have walked by it over 100 times. Seems you are saying that the manager (owner) of the hotel mystik seems to be in cahoots with fraud taxi drivers who hang out in front of the mystik. I don't know anyone who works at the mystik, nor I have used any of those taxi drivers. You say the taxi drivers in front of Mystik charge double, why would you continue to use them?
The day I have to hide money in my sock is the day I stay home.
The story you alleged occurred, I have never heard about occurring before in santo domingo.[/QUOTE]Hello, I have read several reports over the past year from you before I became a member and your knowledge is valuable. As soon as this situation occured we switched to the Raizor Hotel for the next few days before we went to Santiago and Sosua. I did contact the US Embassy and they asked for a name tag or license plate number. It was a learning experience for me. I just wanted to warn some people, that is all. I do have positive reports that to me were very interesting that I will post at a later time because they were very long. I did not mean to offend anyone, I only wished to warn people, take it as it is, a lesson that I learned very well about the games people play. Whenever I am in a bad situation in a 3rd world country and I hear drugs, jail and money, I know I just want out of the situation. I look forward to your future posts and knowledge that I can learn from you and other members on this site.
[QUOTE=Alex Deuce; 1288258]Couple of things.
1. The old manager Emilio was fired for skimming money off of the construction. As you know he was really an engineer and not a good hotel manager. I was also upset to hear about his dismissal. He is generally a good guy and showed me around DR's Barrios and Suburbs on his own time. Thanks to him I now have some great local friends.
2. Prices went up to cover construction and renovation (I don't blame him) Daniel still will give out discounts to return customers if he knows you or you say your from this board.
3. Sorry but the Riz. Is no better than the Mystic and Jose (the cook) is damn good. He makes great omelets and Curry Steak. I never stay at hotels as primary base anymore. If I'm going to be there more than a week, I generally rent a condoatthe malecon center or like now debating on staying at one of Jao's finds. When I'm trolling I'll get a room at the mystik in the back as its a central walk. I seldom bring Putas back to the condo as it's asking for trouble. The security at the mystik is well versed at how to handle dumb shit. Home base Condo is for entertaining friends, peace and safety. Besides, I hate having to continually biatch proof my living quarters.
4. Fellini AKA Filipe is actually exmilitary, deportee and current Dope Boy.
5. Jose (Guy with Belly) owns Carribe Concierge service. He has about 4 cars w drivers he runs out of the Mystic and the staff always refers guest to him as he generally is at the bar sitting next to the window on his laptop and phone running his business. Felipe is not associated ay any level with his business.
6. Who in the hell told you the Military can't give or get you given a ticket? Thats not only Dead Ass wrong its Dangerous. Pray all they do is call to have one issued to you. The last people you want stopping you in Santo is the military. Pray for the Tourists or federal / national police. The military tells them what they can and can't do in the national district from an administrative level. I constantly read this on the board. It's dead ass wrong. Its not the same civilian military split of authority here in the states. Believe that Pazzy cumma bullshit if you want to as your ass sits in a military prison waiting on someone to notice you missing. When the REAL MILITARY shows up, somebody ass going to jail (Period) Most likely, they were not active duty military.
Lastly; Dealing with Filipe is like dealing with the kid with all the ball caps next door. Its asking to get fvcked over. If you truly have been in DR a month you should know this especially as much as Dominican gossip and tell each others business. All BS aside, fillipe got that fire Mid-Grade and Hatian SW's.
None of the above takes away from the BS of the shakedown. Why I am responding is that your disparaging a group of people I know and its disconcerting that you would attribute fault of your incident to anyone but Felipe and a lack of paying attention. Dude! The guy screams drug dealer! You can't pay me to get in his Taxi or be around him with any law enforcement with in a mile radius. Hell, the Jaragua and Hilton won't let him in taxi line nor property. You had to be drunk. [/QUOTE]Thank you for explaining to me about the Military, I never knew that they could write a ticket. I only know that they have pulled me over a few times this past year and ask for 1000 pesos and I argue with them and give them nothing or 100 pesos. As for Emilio, I really liked him a lot and brought baby clothes for his kid when he lived in the Hotel. He used to go next door with me and pick a girl for the night. I never would of thought that he would skim money. As for Fellini, I wish I would of wrote to you before hand, I always have a rent a car because of the freedom to drive. I had Jose (the taxi driver) drop one of my girlfriends off from tagged and he charged me 600 pesos, it turns out that Apollo and Sun Taxi charged 200 and 220 pesos to drop her off so you do the math. There is not point of using them over a service it appears. They know where the money is and this is why they are there. Everytime I go to the Dominican Republic it is a learning experience, if I drive to Punta Cana and stop off in different cities on the way or if I drive to Sosua and stop by in La Vega. I was told about a city that has beautiful waterfalls and that the movie Jurassic Park was filmed there. I will probably spell the name of the city wrong but I believe it is Jarabacoa. Maybe you guys also have the 411 on a guy named Choclatee, he was a black guy that used to get women for me for 1000 pesos but I heard he pasted away. I am not sure but you guys have much more knowledge then I do.
[QUOTE=Alex Deuce;1288258]6. Who in the hell told you the Military can't give or get you given a ticket? Thats not only Dead Ass wrong its Dangerous. Pray all they do is call to have one issued to you. The last people you want stopping you in Santo is the military. Pray for the Tourists or federal/national police. The military tells them what they can and can't do in the national district from an administrative level. I constantly read this on the board. It's dead ass wrong. Its not the same civilian military split of authority here in the states. Believe that Pazzy cumma bullshit if you want to as your ass sits in a military prison waiting on someone to notice you missing. When the REAL MILITARY shows up, somebody ass going to jail (Period) Most likely, they were not active duty military.[/QUOTE]My understanding from numerous sources is that AMET can only give tickets.
Military stopping vehicles in the Gazcue section of santo domingo, I have never seen it. I have seen military on highways near toll plazas, usually searching large trucks for drugs. Inside the city of santo domingo I have never been harassed by legitimate military. I have been stopped by Policia Nacional on motorcycles and have been stopped by groups of PN and AMET, who sometimes stand in the road.
Some clowns with camouflage clothes and motorcycles does not equal legitimate military and as a general rule if guys in camouflage clothes on motorcycles stop me while I am driving in the city, I am very skeptical. Years ago I was stopped by two guys in camouflage clothes while driving on maximo gomez near the malecon at around 4:00PM. They said I did something wrong and wanted 2000 pesos as a fine, I said no, I said write me a ticket or take me to the police station, they refused and eventually they drove away.
Three trips ago an ISG member visited me at the Barcelo Santo Domingo Hotel where he drank free beer and water and I drove him for free to the Metro Bus Station for his bus to Sosua. On my way back from Metro Bus Station that day, while driving on Avenida 27 de Febrero around 3PM, two guys in camouflage type clothes on a motorcycle told me to pull over. I was near Arysmendy Motors and stopped in front of the building where GBP is located. The two guys on the motorcycle parked their motorcycle between my rental car and the building, so that they could not been seen by cars driving by on Avenida 27 de Febrero. One skinny guy spoke with me through the passenger window. I showed him the documents for the car and my New York driver's license. I did not see a name tag on his clothes, I asked him to show me some identification, he flashed to me what looked like his cedula very quickly (I had a pen and piece of paper and was going to write down his info). I then told him to follow me to the US consulate (5 minutes away) , that I wanted him to explain to the people at the US consulate why he was harassing me for nothing. Of course they refused and drove off (they got nothing from me). If they were going to rob me, they would have had to pull out guns, I was not going to give them a peso without a fight (I had done nothing wrong while driving car, no alcohol consumption that day, no talking on the cell phone, seat belt on, driving safe and normal).
[QUOTE=SirMarjAlot;1288289]Report Summary.[/QUOTE]Foxys I have not been impressed with in years and I posted recently, I will not be be returning to foxys anytime soon (Foxys is cuban owned). Sky High and Girls House are owned by the same Cubans, I generally stay out of sky high and girls house. Baby Dolls used to be more fun, last few times I have been in baby dolls the chicas were stand offish, some nice bodies in baby dolls. Dollhouse I have never been in.
You experienced very little of what santo domingo has to offer. SWs on the Malecon, SWs on Avenida Espana, club mc, penthouse, casa theresa, pink pony, pink house, satin dolls, showgirls, venecia, cats, playboy palace, cafe cita bar, bar 360, bar 305, ejecutivo, GBP, bars in zona colonial, bars on avenida Venezuela, bars on avenida roberto pastoriza, the new park on the malecon, colmadons, mundo anuncio and listin diario classified p4p ads, online chicas.
Maybe if you ever return to santo domingo, you might be interested in seeing more stuff in santo domingo.
Boricua Online constructed the free santo domingo monger map (boricua online does not have a monger site on the internet as do you). You posted that some of the venues on his map were gone (boricua online's map has been viewed over 26 thousand times, maybe Boricua Online should delete his map) , which venues were gone? The only places that I know of that no longer exist are lapsus (building was bulldozed) , La Parada was closed when I was there about a month ago, maybe temporary, during the elections, or maybe permanently.
Los miercoles la barrica santo domingo; [url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Cky_HkP1CM[/url]
El baile de la banana; [url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=saKNi3au7_s&feature=related[/url]
Thanks for the report.
[QUOTE=Carrib;1288119]Thanks bro, As always thanks for the valuable info.[/QUOTE]Anytime hermano.
If you need a specific type of doctor let me know, I know several people in the medical profession in and around santo domingo. I remember arriving into santo domingo at 4AM on a Jetblue flight, and I met a Haitian surgeon from New York at the National / Alamo car rental counter, he was traveling with his little dog, he was a nice guy.
You posted before that you want to visit plaza acropolis on avenida churchill. Docks Bar was a fun place with talent in Plaza Acropolis. Outback Steakhouse and Hooters also in Plaza Acropolis.
A photo from the balcony of the room you shared with the firecracker woman.
[QUOTE=Mexicano1208; 1285522]After they left I walked towards my hotel, but decided I needed to get some Dominican pussy. I walked to Playboy Palace. Boricuaonline google map is wonderful, but I still had a hard time finding the place. I guess I was looking for the place to be more obvious, but there is no signs or anything. I finally, went in. Immediately a very hot Dominicana came over and ask me what I wanted to drink. I ordered a Presidente. Within in one minute I was ready to go to the back rooms. The chick was very hot, had a great body and big tits. When we went to the back she told me to pay her the rate which is 1, 500 pesos. I paid her and she went outside to wash her pussy. She can back and undress. She immediately started with a very great BBBJ. She then put a condom and rode me cowgirl. This girl was really into it. She is great in her profession. Then when I started to suck her tits I realized they were fake. I fucking hate fake boobs, but it never crossed my mind that in this place a chick would have fake boobs. I was under the impression that only higher scale places have chicks with fake boobs. The girl did a great job, but the fake boobs were a turn-off.
![/QUOTE]This girl?