Bogota Reports

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[QUOTE=BangoCheito;2553075]The President got on TV the otoer day and said that no more lockdowns would be allowed as of Monday Apr 26, that the mayors need to stop being little punks and let people live their lives.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=JohnnyWalker55;2553073]Just to be clear, is this domestic travel that requires a negative test? If I were to fly Cali to Bogota I would need a negative pcr?

Man, I picked a bad time to spend a month in Colombia soon, but beats american pussy / suburbs anyday jajaj.

Thanks.

Jw.[/QUOTE]Actually the weekend was very locked down-- You could still find girls in SF but less. Yesterday was Off the Hook! A pussy explosion in Santa Fe-- Not sure what time they locked down. I had another great Pussy excursion though -- It was packed all early evening.

I just Love it so much. Nowadays my work outs have fallen off. So sexercise is my work out now-- That Viagra is good for you too-- They say.

In other SF news-- It looks like Alaska bakery has new management and they got a big shinny expresso machine-- So glad, I have been bitching about no good coffee in Santa Fe for years-- Typical old man complaint.

[QUOTE=JohnClayton;2553087]We'll see how that works out.[/QUOTE]The word is, Brazil has all but eradicated the disease, and with the same attitude.

[QUOTE=Xpartan;2553114]The word is, Brazil has all but eradicated the disease, and with the same attitude.[/QUOTE]Looking good!

[QUOTE=Jandara69;2553064]I arrived in Bogota from Paris a couple days before the April 9 quarantine started.[/QUOTE]Thanks for the trip report during these curfew times! Did you have a chance to visit any clubs or check out street scene in Santa Fe. The cutie looks good.

[QUOTE=JohnClayton;2553120]Looking good![/QUOTE]Certainly is it's trending heavily downward right now in Brazil. Lockdowns don't work in the long term as soon as you ease up on the lockdowns the virus is going to come up unless 75% the population is inoculated. It's just impossible to lock her country down for 2 years or so and then force people to get inoculated because you're not going to happen and if you can't force people to become inoculated then the lockdowns are worthless --except for window dressing as far as keeping the press out of the hospitals

[QUOTE=Kafka;2553205]Certainly is it's trending heavily downward right now in Brazil. Lockdowns don't work in the long term as soon as you ease up on the lockdowns the virus is going to come up unless 75% the population is inoculated. It's just impossible to lock her country down for 2 years or so and then force people to get inoculated because you're not going to happen and if you can't force people to become inoculated then the lockdowns are worthless --except for window dressing as far as keeping the press out of the hospitals[/QUOTE]Just because something doesn't work long term doesn't make it worthless. Now that there are vaccines, we need to buy time. Countries that had a political will to do the right thing have benefited greatly. Australia, New Zealand, Korea, China even, to name the few.

Those that didn't and still don't, can still benefit from some pockets of common sense. The NYC lockdown didn't hurt last year.

Total lockdowns might not be needed, but some forms of crowd control are still necessary.

[QUOTE=TheTallMan;2552600]That's a first, you actually carry with you a portable heater like something that you pick up in the US at a Home Depot, wow, do you leave it in Bogota or cart it back home?

Now that I think of it you are on to something. This is a good idea.

I recall back in 2009 I had a very special girl in Bogota and I would be returning to see her again in a few months and what special gift would she like from LA California when I return, her reply was a heating blanket. Yep it was a hit with her but I did not realize the space a heating blanket takes up when you try to fold it up, all those heating elements are bulky and can be heavy with the whole blanket.

BTW. Fast forward 13 years later to today 2021 and that special ATF favorite rolla in Bogota has been living in Argentina for the past 8 or 9 years and from time to time we say Hi and catch up and no she did not need to take the heating blanket to Argentina but rather has gifted it to her mother who now lives in Fusagasug, Cundinamarca and still enjoying the comforts of it to this day.

The Tall Man.[/QUOTE]I personally use the room hair dryer to warm up the bathroom when I take a shower in Bogota.

Not sure why people are debating the covid as this discussion group is about banging girls in Bogota and if you are sooooo. Afraid of covid WTF would you even consider coming here or banging a hooker.

I personally have lived without much fear mask on chin most of the time-- I had the covid a couple times-- it was not fun-- But it was just some bed rest and down time as it is for 99%+ of those who get it.

Friggen Ridiculous that the world is shut down for the miniscule part of population at risk. A fraction of the Vast amount of cash that covid has cost could have been much better spent for those at risk.

I will not submit to the vax as I don't feel I need and do not want to be like Marvin Hagler (RIP) -- Half the world population+ feels the same way I do. For some reason this makes me feel good.

I know some here may say Marvin Hagler did not die from the vax -- LOL-- he died of 'Natural Causes' just coincidently after taking the vax- OK! Not to mention many other 'winners' of the CovidVax Lotto.

That's it fo now.

Shat. I switched from Medellin to arrive in Bogota May 11 for 2 weeks. Now? Seems unlikely things will be much fun till the end of May or June. Is there a 24 hour bowling alley or pool hall we can hang out in? Fortunately I can cancel my flight and rebook for later on. (for the 3rd time) Turned off my Seeking App and Whatsapp.

Just don't want to deal with this. Better to wait and see. I can come for a month in July. USA / Vegas is wide open, crazy busy. Ideas?

Just want to say Thank you to Mr. International who always shares a wealth of information. Was in and out in an hour, 80,000 pesos.

[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2550627]I spent time online yesterday looking for a place to take the covid test. Everywhere was closed on Sunday (except for the airport which was full), but I managed to make reservations at 2 different Synlabs because I did not know if I would leave Chapinero and go stay downtown or not. Most places were wither 140,000 or 150,000. I had found one place for 100,000 but whenever I tried to pay online for that place it would give me an error message.

My ex-girlfriend from Cali flew back home last night so I had my nurse come over. I told her that I had to find a place to get a covid test. She told me that Cendiatra was good. No appointment needed. Takes 1 hour. And best of all 80,000 pesos.

This morning at 10:30 she left to go to a meeting. I booked a hotel near Atlantis Mall and called Cabify to take me to the clinic. We passed one and I shouted out. He said chill, you are in good hands. He dropped me off at the address. I went in and told the ladies I needed an antigen test. They said they did not do covid tests there, but gave me a slip of paper with another address. I asked if that was the one I had just passed and she said yes.[/QUOTE]

I am assuming you went here:

[B]Chicas Dos Mil (2021)[/B]

Calle 71 # 14 a-27-33.6 Girls. Prices: __k 20 min. , __k 30 min. , 70 k hour. Tel: _ Hours: 9 am to 9 pm. Closed Sundays.

Chicas Mileno has moved to:

[B]New Chicas Milenio (2019)[/B]

Carrera 14 a bis - # 66-60.10+ Chicas. Prices: 30 k 30 min. , __k hour. Tel: _ Hours: _.

MILLENNIUM GIRLS. RENAISSANCE. NEW PLACE.

"Note by legionary 07 May 2019 21:35.

Hello Colleagues, friends of fornication and lust.

I tell you that yesterday I passed by girls 2000 and I saw that there was a man in front handing out cards, I thought it was the same man from a few months ago advertising the Carrera 17 with Calle 70, but what a surprise that takes me when I see in the card the logo of the legendary Millennium Girls in addition to having the same design and style of the cards they handed out before. That is if the address is different, although fortunately within the area. And this is for those who are interested. Carrera 14 A - # 66-60. " [URL]https://foroprepagoscolombia.com/viewtopic.php?t=7767[/URL].

[QUOTE=Jandara69;2553064]I arrived in Bogota from Paris a couple days before the April 9 quarantine started.

The 7 hours CDG-JFK flight felt like a breeze with only 5 passengers on board. The connecting flights from the US to Colombia were packed with returning Colombians.

My last trip to Bogota, Medellin and Cartagena was memorable, I discovered the friendliness of the Colombian people and the endless mongering possibilities.

So I made a mental note to return.

For this trip, I decided to stay a whole month and explore smaller Colombian towns...[/QUOTE]

If you want to get back to seeing girls, and hopping on planes without all the protocols in place in a normal atmosphere, get the vaccine. The faster the numbers go up of those vaccinated, the faster things return to normal. This thing could've been licked in two months if people just followed simple directions. Don't be like the losers who wear their masks on their chins, they don't know any better. It takes fifteen minutes to walk in, get the shot, and be on your way, no problem. It can only benefit you and this hobby in the long run.

[QUOTE=WorldTravel69;2553462]I am assuming you went here:

[B]Chicas Dos Mil (2021)[/B]

Calle 71 # 14 a-27-33.6 Girls. Prices: __k 20 min. , __k 30 min. , 70 k hour. Tel: _ Hours: 9 am to 9 pm. Closed Sundays.

Chicas Mileno has moved to:

[B]New Chicas Milenio (2019)[/B]

Carrera 14 a bis - # 66-60.10+ Chicas. Prices: 30 k 30 min. , __k hour. Tel: _ Hours: _.

MILLENNIUM GIRLS. RENAISSANCE. NEW PLACE.

"Note by legionary 07 May 2019 21:35.

Hello Colleagues, friends of fornication and lust..[/QUOTE]Yes, I had no idea the place had moved, I went to the old Chicas Millenio address at CL. 71 #14 A-24.

[QUOTE=SankarShetty;2553166]Thanks for the trip report during these curfew times! Did you have a chance to visit any clubs or check out street scene in Santa Fe. The cutie looks good.[/QUOTE]Glad you enjoyed that report. I got a quick look at the Santa Fe street walker scene peeking at the window of my Uber on my way to El Centro. Not much action on a Friday afternoon, few groups of girls here and there.

I prefer not to rush things, and two shots over the course of an hour feels right to me. The normal session in Santa Fe is 15 min or 20 min, it would just be too short, I dread that knock on the door.

If I was to extend the session to one hour the price difference would then be minimal compared to a casa girl.

As a tourist on a quick trip to Colombia, I would gladly pay the extra 20 k for not having to watch my back and avoid the risks associated with a freelancer.

But if I'd spend months at a time in Bogota or Medellin, that would be another story, I would seriously consider it.