Closest Hooters is in San Pedro next to Torre del Este across from the UCR entrance. Should cost like 2000 colones in taxi maximum.
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Closest Hooters is in San Pedro next to Torre del Este across from the UCR entrance. Should cost like 2000 colones in taxi maximum.
[QUOTE=The Dirty Pirate;1417236]Closest Hooters is in San Pedro next to Torre del Este across from the UCR entrance. Should cost like 2000 colones in taxi maximum.[/QUOTE]Cool thanks
Blog article translates news from Spanish language news sources and includes photos of this guy's facebook page. They found him dead, naked in his Escazu condo after he took a bullet in the head. So typical, Colombian hookers running around when police show up at scene that was a big orgy.
Speaking of Hooters, this is how we roll here in Costa Rica. This pic was taken the other day at Hooters in San Pedro, San Jose. Some might recognize the lovely Jennifer all the way on the right. She use to be a server at the Sportsman Lodge.
Sid, aka One Lucky Dogg.
Hey Guys, I have been to Rio and Some of Germany's FKK.
How does San Jose compare?
I like the shorter and cheaper Flights, it looks like some other things to do But I would like to know about the Ladies?
Thanks, $
[QUOTE=MoneyShot; 1437837]Hey Guys, I have been to Rio and Some of Germany's FKK.
How does San Jose compare?
I like the shorter and cheaper Flights, it looks like some other things to do But I would like to know about the Ladies?
Thanks, $[/QUOTE]If you like Rio, and I bet you did, you'll like Costa Rica as well. The latinas here have nice butts but the tits seem to be bigger. They seem to want to please their guy. I find the Germans as not nearly as pretty and hot bloodied.
You have two cities for mongering. San Jose, the capital and largest city is the main hub and Jaco Beach, a smaller beach community of 10,000 is secondary. Jaco women seem to be a little darker but still the same. Flight yes, so many direct flights. Most hubs you can be in San Jose a little after lunch. Come on down, you will be glad you did.
On your trip to Costa Rica, do it "Doggy Style"
O. L. D. One Lucky Dogg Tours Travel & Transport.
[url]http://oneluckydogg.com[/url]
[QUOTE=Mitchcr; 1235602]Hi,
We're 2 americans planning a trip to CR; we'll be staying at La Amistad; we're looking for a group of 2-3 girls to have fun with. Should be into lesbi, as well as anal and fisting action. Non-clock watchers; we would prefer friends that know each other and more amateurish rather than pro. Wouldn't mind paying higher fees for the right performance. Any info on where to look for this would be highly appreciated.
Thanks![/QUOTE]Good luck with that request buddy. The girls are more business oriented in Costa Rica. You need to head to Brazil for that action.
[QUOTE=HelpRules;1462537]Good luck with that request buddy. The girls are more business oriented in Costa Rica. You need to head to Brazil for that action.[/QUOTE]That request was a year and a half ago. Wonder if he found his ladies. I'm figuring no. Reminds me of a request from some gentlemen coming down a few months ago had for me. We have a famous bridge here in Costa Rica over the Tarcoles river, where there are about 40 huge crocodiles just hanging around. I always stop at this bridge and let newbies look, take photos and just hang out for a few minutes before we continue to Jaco. Well, I had this request to bring along a live cat or chicken to throw off the bridge. Didn't do it but thought, Lord have mercy, you get all kind of request in this business.
Do they have hennessy white by the case at the duty free departure? I'm looking to buy a case on the way out, thanks in advance.
[QUOTE=Grandnash84;1464227]Do they have hennessy white by the case at the duty free departure? I'm looking to buy a case on the way out, thanks in advance[/QUOTE]I don't think I have ever seen white in duty free. I really don't know if they will let you buy a case either. What I do know is SJO is one of the only airports that let you buy duty free on the way out. The prices are great and the selection is good. You can get a litre of Stoli for only $10. You can get a 3 pack, (2) 1 ltr. Bottles Stoli's and (1) 750 ml bottle of Stoli orange for $26. Let me know what you find out.
[QUOTE=One Lucky Dogg;1464404]. What I do know is SJO is one of the only airports that let you buy duty free on the way out. .[/QUOTE]? What-am I misreading something-it's just the opposite. Every city in the US will allow duty free outbound to SJ from the leg that is direct to SJ. But buying is not allowed anywhere in the US when you get in to the US unless you are transferring to another international flight. Just google duty free and the airport you are leaving from and you'll get all the info you need, but no where in the US can you get off of an international flight as your last stop and buy something duty free. They are of course going to ask for your boarding pass for gate delivery.
As far as what you can bring back to the US:
[url]https://help.cbp.gov/app/answers/detail/a_id/190/[/url]
/bringing-alcohol- (including-homemade-wine). To-the-USA-for-personal-use. That's the US Customs website. 1 litre duty free the rest taxable. Not worth it. But, I've never been hassled about 2 litres though other then once with an admonishment to only bring 1 litre.
Maybe he meant this true fact: that CR is one of the few that you can buy duty free when you arrive there. (And take advantage of that-dirt cheap booze.) The problem with duty free on the way out of SJ is of course they deliver it to the gate. If you have a connecting flight in the US, you know you have to thru security again with your bags. So you are going to have to get your luggage and put your duty free purchases in your check in bags. They aren't going to let you board with that size liquid.
But, I recently had a direct flight from SJ to a US city and a bunch of people had bought duty free stuff, including me. Stuff wasn't at the gate. People were buzzing. Captain wouldn't let SJO Duty Free do it, so everybody got refunded, late departure, and everyone was asking why is this different then any other international duty free purchase into the US. Have no reason why this happened, the 1st time for me, other then it was a flight that the airline had just started booking / flying direct to SJ that week and I think the crew was confounded?
Here's what I do when I get to SJ duty free because most times I can't get a non-stop going back to the US on the times I want. I buy everything I need for my stay, and I buy everything I plan to take back to the states. Customs doesn't care at SJO if you bring 15 bottles. That way when I leave SJ to return to the US I pack all the duty free stuff I bought and pack it in my check in bags and avoid all that hassle.
[QUOTE=Grandnash84;1464227]Do they have hennessy white by the case at the duty free departure? I'm looking to buy a case on the way out, thanks in advance[/QUOTE]Costa Rica will let you bring in 5 liters duty free and I have never seen hennessy white either, it's a small duty free shop.
You missed it Jonsie. Again I said on the way out. Meaning out of the airport, meaning baggage claim area. One of the only one I know that has a duty free when you exit. Great price as well.
Happy flying.
[QUOTE=One Lucky Dogg;1464890]You missed it Jonsie. Again I said on the way out. Meaning out of the airport, meaning baggage claim area. One of the only one I know that has a duty free when you exit. Great price as well. Happy flying.[/QUOTE]You were responding to the original post about a guy wanting to take booze from "duty free departure","on the way out" of SJO, his words. He wasn't asking about out of the airport on arrival in SJ. No mistaking that. No, you got caught and now you are just trying to cover your occcasional mis-informing non sense and blabber just to post, really just to post spam with your website link, as many on another board have accused. Now that this board has provided you with a sub category as they have for other serial posters in the past, why don't you put your spam in there?
Really on occasional some of the stuff you post is good info for new guys, but a lot is just not true. Like routine gorgeous mornings and sunsets in Jaco in the rainy months / Green Season? Airplanes being diverted from SJO to Liberia due to lack of fuel? Your "free" rides from the airport "only for tips"?
[QUOTE=]As far as what you can bring back to the US:
[url]https://help.cbp.gov/app/answers/detail/a_id/190/[/url]
/bringing-alcohol- (including-homemade-wine). To-the-USA-for-personal-use. That's the US Customs website. 1 litre duty free the rest taxable. Not worth it. But, I've never been hassled about 2 litres though other then once with an admonishment to only bring 1 litre.
Maybe he meant this true fact: that CR is one of the few that you can buy duty free when you arrive there. (And take advantage of that-dirt cheap booze.) The problem with duty free on the way out of SJ is of course they deliver it to the gate. If you have a connecting flight in the US, you know you have to thru security again with your bags. So you are going to have to get your luggage and put your duty free purchases in your check in bags..[/QUOTE]Thanks for the process of how it works leaving San Jose. It seems like they don't have hennessy white there. I frequent the dr a lot and you can buy cases comming or going there at duty free. Also no option of a direct flight for me, I called united and they said I could check it in when I connect. As long as they don't break I'm good with that.