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[QUOTE=TheConcierge;1260445]I'll be traveling to Sosua on 4/19/2012 as well staying at New Garden. I'm looking forward to the trip with it being my first time there and out of the country for that matter. I'm armed with knowledge and experiences of those who graciously share the do's and don't's on these boards. It's very much appreciated![/QUOTE]I can't wait to see your trip report. I'm headed out there in July. Until then, I'm getting my pimsleur espanol on, studying hard. LOL
[QUOTE=Jaosousa; 1261446]Taken with his other prior derogatory remarks about Dominicans, it is obvious Charles Pooter sees Dominicans as less than human, he is dehumanizing Dominicans (same as Hitler and his cronies did with the Jews, same as slave owners did with their slaves and there are other examples throughout history).
But you, in your need to defend a fellow person from your home country, you try to defend the indefensible and you are just as much a part of the problem. Maybe the racist spewing former English soccer captain John Terry, can buy you a drink.[/QUOTE]John Terry is a potty-mouthed obnoxious creep, and since he plays for Chelsea it is probably quite accurate to say that he is not a card-carrying member of homo sapiens, but he is hardly in the same league as Hitler, (who never played in the English Premier League). I am not sure whether Mr. Pooter is saying that Dominicans are subhuman or all too human, but he is saying that one should be kind to them, not send them to gas chambers. A subtle difference, to be sure.
Hi dear Mongers, I am planning to travel to DR in late April. I read many reports here in the forum and they are as always in ISG very helpfull ofcourse. I would like to ask if someone knows where or has information about renting a house or a vila with a private pool that is safe. The pool must be kinda hidden, since it is where I want to have all my action.
Thanks
Easyease
I'll be flying from Miami, FL leaving at 12:05pm arriving at POP at 2:05pm on American Airlines.
[QUOTE=MetcalfKieth;1261220]My flight is from manchester at 09. 30 this is my 3rd mongering trip have been to Pattaya and phuket, will you be flying from manchester also.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Jaosousa; 1261446]ISG member Tempoecorto asked for a forceful way to say get lost in Spanish.
Charles Pooter has in numerous posts tried to insult Dominicans.[/QUOTE]I normally avoid the negative stuff that rears its head at times. Let me say that I have had private, helpful comments and advice from Jaosousa. Also, let me say that I have met Charles Pooter, been a guest in his apartment, and had personal conversations with him. Jaosousa is right on the vast majority of occasions on this board; however, he is wrong here.
Charles Pooter took a personal interest in my well-being when he thought, although erroneously, that I was new to POP and ran the risk of associating with a local who could get me into deep trouble. Charles pulled me aside to ensure that I did not get into trouble. While his direct tone might alarm those who do not know him-and perhaps he is a bit too direct at times-he genuinely has an interest in helping people. One cannot read too much into his comments. After all, those who ply the trade, as a general rule, do possess a lowered self-esteem. That does not mean that they are inferior, or that they should be exploited. Perhaps, Charles should have added the latter half to his comments, but it goes without saying for him. I know that it does. We have talked about these things. I know that he helps the Haitians, who are an oppressed class like you would not believe within the DR.
Professor 1
Heading to Sosua in a couple months for my first visit. Usually travel to SXM or CUR, where speaking just a little Spanish is no big deal to get around the island. The chica bars there are for the most part,"eat in" as oppose to "take out" and my limited Spanish gets me by.
I am a little anxious about my first trip, but understand you can get around fine, knowing little to no Spanish. I keep reading posts about getting a "mongering phone" to get chicas numbers for the slower daytime action, and for future hook ups on your trip. My question is if you speak limited Spanish, and most chicas speak limited English, how do you talk to a girl on your phone about setting something up? Sounds like you may think you are arranging a date for a certain place / time, and it could be a totally different date / time. Could someone give me an explanation of this? Not sure if I will be using a phone, but an explanation of this method may change my mind.
[QUOTE=Ath Trainer; 1261736]Heading to Sosua in a couple months for my first visit. Usually travel to SXM or CUR, where speaking just a little Spanish is no big deal to get around the island. The chica bars there are for the most part,"eat in" as oppose to "take out" and my limited Spanish gets me by.
I am a little anxious about my first trip, but understand you can get around fine, knowing little to no Spanish. I keep reading posts about getting a "mongering phone" to get chicas numbers for the slower daytime action, and for future hook ups on your trip. My question is if you speak limited Spanish, and most chicas speak limited English, how do you talk to a girl on your phone about setting something up? Sounds like you may think you are arranging a date for a certain place / time, and it could be a totally different date / time. Could someone give me an explanation of this? Not sure if I will be using a phone, but an explanation of this method may change my mind.[/QUOTE]The phone comes in handy in a number of situations. For example, if you are out late and need a taxi, you can call one that speaks English. Also, although I speak Spanish, you can text the girls. This comes in handy when you want to meet them somewhere and have a map. I met a girl who spoke no English and horrible Spanish. However, she texted me to meet at Mega Centro in Santo Domingo at the Puerto del Sol. This made it easy for both of us, because it was difficult to understand her on the phone. I carry my local phone for safety as well as for the chicas. I have a police officer friend, for example, in my contacts as well as the Politur number.
[QUOTE=Ath Trainer; 1261736]Heading to Sosua in a couple months for my first visit. Usually travel to SXM or CUR, where speaking just a little Spanish is no big deal to get around the island. The chica bars there are for the most part,"eat in" as oppose to "take out" and my limited Spanish gets me by.
I am a little anxious about my first trip, but understand you can get around fine, knowing little to no Spanish. I keep reading posts about getting a "mongering phone" to get chicas numbers for the slower daytime action, and for future hook ups on your trip. My question is if you speak limited Spanish, and most chicas speak limited English, how do you talk to a girl on your phone about setting something up? Sounds like you may think you are arranging a date for a certain place / time, and it could be a totally different date / time. Could someone give me an explanation of this? Not sure if I will be using a phone, but an explanation of this method may change my mind.[/QUOTE]You don't really need a phone on a first visit, and you can always come and then get a phone if you really think you need it. You don't need much Spanish to make a date if you have a phone. The girl will recognize your number on the phone and will be keen to make a sale. You need to know a few numbers to state the time of the meeting, and then you can say "mi hotel","Bailey's","Classico","Merengue Bar","la playa", or something. Then if she say OK, bueno, or repeats the time or something, then she is coming. Also there are Internet cafes where you can run Google Translate and enter a phrase and write it down. Actually Google Translate will even speak the phrase for you, so you could dictate it into a phone, (though I have not tried this.) Spanish is not terribly difficult and many words are the same or similar to the same word in English. The girls will also often know a few words of English, line the numbers 1-12, which can help. Other useful words are "hoy" (pronounced OY) for today,"manana" for tomorrow (but also can mean morning),"tarde" (between midday and sunset) , and "esta noche" = tonight. Even if the arrangements on the phone get screwed up, SHE WILL FIND YOU EVEN IF YOU ARE IN THE WRONG PLACE AT THE WRONG TIME AND WITH ANOTHER GIRL, count on it. You are the hunted, not the hunter.
Anyway, if you still have a couple of months, that is plenty of time to learn BASIC Spanish conversation.
[QUOTE=Professor 1; 1261733]I normally avoid the negative stuff that rears its head at times. Let me say that I have had private, helpful comments and advice from Jaosousa. Also, let me say that I have met Charles Pooter, been a guest in his apartment, and had personal conversations with him. Jaosousa is right on the vast majority of occasions on this board; however, he is wrong here.
Charles Pooter took a personal interest in my well-being when he thought, although erroneously, that I was new to POP and ran the risk of associating with a local who could get me into deep trouble. Charles pulled me aside to ensure that I did not get into trouble. While his direct tone might alarm those who do not know him-and perhaps he is a bit too direct at times-he genuinely has an interest in helping people. One cannot read too much into his comments. After all, those who ply the trade, as a general rule, do possess a lowered self-esteem. That does not mean that they are inferior, or that they should be exploited. Perhaps, Charles should have added the latter half to his comments, but it goes without saying for him. I know that it does. We have talked about these things. I know that he helps the Haitians, who are an oppressed class like you would not believe within the DR.
Professor 1[/QUOTE]Charles Pooter has written numerous posts insulting Dominicans and the United States (I. E, baseball is a minority sport). If something negative is posted about Haitians, Pooter has no problem problem saying the conversation is racist. Pooter has boasted that he used to be a proofreader, so Pooter is exactly certain how his posts will be read. Pooter never comes back to qualify or correct any of his posts. Pooter hates Dominicans, Pooter probably dislikes Americans.
Iam going to Sosua for the first time. I have been to CR. DR. And LH. Is Passion the same as LH. Ordo you pay extra after the massage. Hotel I have pick three hotel which oneshould IStay That is girls frendy. Sea Beeze, Sosua at the Beach, or New Gerdens Hotels. Club I Like dancing where can I go for daning.
Thank you
[QUOTE=Easyease; 1261668]Hi dear Mongers, I am planning to travel to DR in late April. I read many reports here in the forum and they are as always in ISG very helpfull ofcourse. I would like to ask if someone knows where or has information about renting a house or a vila with a private pool that is safe. The pool must be kinda hidden, since it is where I want to have all my action.
Thanks.
Easyease[/QUOTE]PM either Coolie High or Manizales911. They have the most experience with renting villas.
[QUOTE=Frannie; 1261744]Even if the arrangements on the phone get screwed up, SHE WILL FIND YOU EVEN IF YOU ARE IN THE WRONG PLACE AT THE WRONG TIME AND WITH ANOTHER GIRL, count on it. You are the hunted, not the hunter.
Anyway, if you still have a couple of months, that is plenty of time to learn BASIC Spanish conversation.[/QUOTE]
Amen to that, LOL! Cell phones can actually make things more complicated if you are not careful because the chicas are notorious for being late. One time I called a chica to meet me at Terra Linda and waited for her in the lobby (said she was at the beach and was on her way). After waiting for about 15-20 minutes I got the impression that she wasn't going to show up and I went back to my room and called another chica. Of course when I walked back down to the lobby there was the first chica I had called waiting on me. I then had to call back the second chica and make up some bullshit excuse as to why she couldn't come right at this minute (I said my room was being cleaned and that I didn't have any clean towels).
But like Frannie said, at least take some time to understand the basics. Pimsleur Spanish I is definitely recommended for this. Knowing the basics will help you at least have an idea of what is going on around you (in a mostly all Spanish-speaking environment). In my early mongering days I had a wingman who understood Spanish very well, and he was able to pick up what our chicas were saying to one another as we walked back to New Garden. Even though they agreed to TLN he told me that they were telling each other that they were planning to jet (leave) after our session(s). So of course we were only going to pay their asses for ST.
[QUOTE=Easyease; 1261668]Hi dear Mongers, I am planning to travel to DR in late April. I read many reports here in the forum and they are as always in ISG very helpfull ofcourse. I would like to ask if someone knows where or has information about renting a house or a vila with a private pool that is safe. The pool must be kinda hidden, since it is where I want to have all my action.
Thanks.
Easyease[/QUOTE]Contact [url]http://www.hispaniolarealestate.com/[/url]
I use to stay in this Villa (Yasmin 42) , which we used to call the "Scarface Mansion." Gated community with secluded pool. We use to use the pool for orgies. I think the security guards would sometimes hide behind the bushes so they could watch, but no problems. [url]http://www.hispaniolarealestate.com/english/properties/rentals2.asp[/url]
They have villas that are far enough where you need a car to get to the strip and others that are close enough to walk to the strip.
Does anyone know if Sosua chicas are on social media sites like Facebook, Dominican Cupid. Com?
[QUOTE=Orgasmico; 1261880]Contact.
[url]http://www.hispaniolarealestate.com/[/url]
I use to stay in this Villa (Yasmin 42) , which we used to call the "Scarface Mansion." Gated community with secluded pool. We use to use the pool for orgies. I think the security guards would sometimes hide behind the bushes so they could watch, but no problems.
[url]http://www.hispaniolarealestate.com/english/properties/rentals2.asp[/url]
They have villas that are far enough where you need a car to get to the strip and others that are close enough to walk to the strip.[/QUOTE]I used them to book two Villas for this August. The biggest influence was the walking distance to town compared with Casa Linda. I can't even get excited with my trip so far away, but I do have some non mongering trips coming up soon. If I get into anything interesting, I'll post in the Gogo forum.