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You must be color blind. The last one appears to have a black eye!
[QUOTE=Tempoecorto;1264973]Nice to see that self-deprecating sense of humor. And the vividness of moon walking Jackson bit, touching his nuts and white gloves! LOL.[/QUOTE]Hey Tempoecorto, I forgot about the sequinned "white gloves", I might be spanking or choking my "monkey"but I aint carrying it around. LOL! (TMI). But my "Game"is like Tomjackin name you price biotch. And I got FIVE ON IT. I wouldn't have "Game" If I went to Toys R Us. And camped out. LOL. This girl here in the rainy northwest Portland, Oregon, told me "Too make it Rain" on her, so I threw that biotch outside in the weather". Now dats Game. LOL! Westsideee. We will give a detailed day by day of the "monger crime scene"and pictures for you guys. And once again thankyou for your AMAZING Useful Insight.
[QUOTE=Drai; 1264623]Not sure if I am one of the usual suspects or not as I just reached 10 posts today although, I've had membership on this site for over 8 years. Really been more of just an observer on this particular topic thus far. Here is what I have observed:
1. You initially try to state your experience of having lived in the DR on and off for some irrelevant period of time as to the reason why your opinion about the "bros" is actually fact. Funny thing about that is when someone counters you who has even more experience you still disagree thereby making your experience claim even more invalid.
2. When Savepros actually drops researched and documented facts on you then you claim he has no point because he didn't factor in rates of arrival of brothers to Sosua as well as other factors. Funny thing about that is neither did you when you relayed your keyhole opinion. He basically hit you for a cycle with his last counter to your point being a grand slam (baseball reference for you non-american readers) but you put him down for not including certain numbers when you yourself never stated any numbers at all for you pin-hole opinion. You statements are qualitative and lack any sort of quantitative analysis whatsoever.
3. You state as proof point that La Passions doesn't have many dark girls as proof that even the brothers prefer light girls. Funny thing about that is you have no idea of what the hiring practices and legal work restrictions that La Passions places on employment which would be a sizeable leading factor in who you see on the floor there.
4. You state what you see the brothers doing as another proof but unless you are seeing the money change hands post-romp at the hotel then how can you really know. Some of the brothers are loud about how they do things for sure but just because you see the loud brother on your right talking about his pesos and what he's paying doesn't mean that the 3 or 4 quiet "non-brothers" to your left aren't paying a high fee but just being quiet about it. Subjective or objective; either way just about everyone does agree that mongers with game mind their own business and tend to their business which you don't appear to be doing officer.
5. The race card you drew as a death rattle doesn't matter either. This is a P4P board so I think what you are doing by compulsively obsessing over other monger's habits as stated in #4 is more offensive good sir.
Signed,
Keyser Söze, The Usual Suspect[/QUOTE]1) Yes, over this "irrelevant period of time" in Sosua, I do consider my general observations as more or less fact, as do most others who made the same independent observations. Accordingly, I tend to ignore most of the comments here running counter to the generally accepted facts regardless of the members post count.
2) You're seemingly mixing up a response that I made to one of Frannie's posts with something that Savepro's posted? Hardly pristine criticism and analysis on your part. Get your shit together before you come after me.
3) Who do you think built the hotel you stayed in? Dominicans?
4/5) Most of my "irrelevant" years in Sousa were spent at the Europa Hotel, constantly being asked to interpret for the bros and their hoes. As such, I know exactly what their preferences are (with very few exceptions) , what they pay and for what. I was more than happy to stay out of their business (although nearly impossible anywhere you went in town) , it just wasn't reciprocal.
Very few bros are quiet about what they pay for it. Many, like you, even brag about it. Come on bro, a 3500 tip for an assembly line Passions ho. Fucking really?
Raising the "race card" is just subterfuge.
[QUOTE=Tazr22; 1264606]Hi Guys,
I've been a member of this board for about a year, but never post. I do enjoy reading about all the adventures, however, and the invaluabe info you all share.
I'm taking my first trip to Sosua later this month, but can't seem to find any posts on the best way to get from the airport in Santiago to Sosua.
Any suggestions? I'll be staying at the New Garden Hotel.
Thanks[/QUOTE]It has been discussed many times over the last year. If you land in the day time, you can use public transportation such as Caribe Tours or Metro Bus for a few dollars from Santiago to Sosua. If you land in the small hours of the morning you can get a taxi for about $100 or you can sit at the airport until daytime comes, or possibly you can seek a hotel room in Santiago. For the return journey, apply the same logic backwards. If you can find someone to share, then you can considerable reduce costs. None of the choices for night flights are particularly good.
I never figured you to be a "hater" Frannie, but I learn something new everyday on this board.
This Bud's for you!
[b]Hate - Jay Z feat. Kanye West[/b]
[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLsHP94bvXs&sns=em[/url]
[QUOTE=Coalburner69; 1265012]4/5) Most of my "irrelevant" years in Sousa were spent at the Europa Hotel, constantly being asked to interpret for the bros and their hoes. As such, I know exactly what their preferences are (with very few exceptions) , what they pay and for what. I was more than happy to stay out of their business (although nearly impossible anywhere you went in town) , it just wasn't reciprocal.
Very few bros are quiet about what they pay for it. Many, like you, even brag about it. Come on bro, a 3500 tip for an assembly line Passions hoe. Fucking really?[/QUOTE]LOL!
Great response. Got to love the debate of it all.
Was really curious to know the background behind what you were saying. The brothers you had to interpret for at the Hotel Europa, if I'm not mistaken, and then you ended your blaze with yet again another comment on what someone else is doing. Thanks for the response and the information therein.
OldKool,
I hear you. A nice size ass is something to look out for. The Haitians did tend to be more athletic in build so to speak. It was nice to be able to find a couple at Classicos that were of an acceptable thickness. Being able to speak French with them was an added plus that never occurred to me before coming down to Sosua. Nice to have the selection to mix things up a bit. Crop rotation so to speak. Part of the hook that will have me coming back!
[QUOTE=SavePros321; 1265023]I never figured you to be a "hater" Frannie, but I learn something new everyday on this board.
This Bud's for you!
[b]Hate. Jay Z feat. Kanye West[/b]
[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLsHP94bvXs&sns=em[/url][/QUOTE]I don't get it?
[QUOTE=Frannie;1265017]It has been discussed many times over the last year. If you land in the day time, you can use public transportation such as Caribe Tours or Metro Bus for a few dollars from Santiago to Sosua. If you land in the small hours of the morning you can get a taxi for about $100 or you can sit at the airport until daytime comes, or possibly you can seek a hotel room in Santiago. For the return journey, apply the same logic backwards. If you can find someone to share, then you can considerable reduce costs. None of the choices for night flights are particularly good.[/QUOTE]Thanks, Frannie.
[QUOTE=Frannie;1264981]You must be color blind. The last one appears to have a black eye![/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Frannie;1265038]I don't get it?[/QUOTE]Don't worry, haters never do.
You have options. I will not pay 100 dollars for a cab. Go to a casino. They will check your bags. While in the casino see if there is some talent walking around. There is almost always some talent. Once talent is secured get a cab to the nearest cabana. This is how to start your trip off. The cabana cost about 26 dollars for nice accomodations. If you have no luck at the casino every cab driver knows a chica ready to fuck your brains out. You are in the DR the dollar is king. Just like burger king you can have it your way. When you are done have the same cab take you to the bus station in the morning and for 260 pesos you are on you way anywhere in the Dr with a smile on your face. Trust me. Good mongering requires a little patients and creativity. Cabanas are awesome and cab drivers are universal pimps. These two things can keep you rolling.
[QUOTE=Tazr22;1265048]Thanks, Frannie.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Rey Kong6; 1264309]Fellas,
I don't post much (obviously) but I've been goin down to the North Coast since '04 & wanted to get an update on the state of the Sosua scene so far in '12. My last trip was May 2011 & it left a lot to be desired. That was my first & only trip post-crackdown and the difference was substantial. I spent 6 days in town & it was very hard to find girls during the day. El Flow & Ruhmba didn't start fillin up til after 7pm & the numbers at those places were also down considerably.
On that trip it seemed that the mass of chicas (which had to be at least 40% smaller) showed up on the strip at 11pm & wait straight to Club 59 (the bar downstairs from Classicos). Around midnight the Classicos bouncers would herd all of them upstairs. My style has always been to try to pull from the bars btwn 8-11pm & not enter the disco til after 2am. Well last May that strategy was def not workin be / see by 2am the relatively few good lookin chicas were almost always taken! By 2:30am you could walk freely around the club w / o bumpin into people & only the mediocre or worse chicas were left for the pluckin. On top of all that, the After One crop was also consistenly weak![/QUOTE][QUOTE=Drai; 1264970]From what I saw as a first timer was that the night time action was concentrated around the El Flow to Classicos area as well. Not sure how it was before the crackdown or if I just missed something because I didn't know my way around. Any Sosua seasoned guys please interject to correct this assumption if it is a false one.
This was Monday through Thursday. Both monger traffic and lady traffic picked up on the weekend a bit.
With all this being said I still had as great of a time as any place I've been for the most part. Though there were not as many ladies as I had thought there would be there were enough around to be able to pick up. Not the "S. O. S, I'm drowing in chocha" that I am speculating that the daytime used to be but definitely still enough to pick your chica for that day and get serviced.[/QUOTE]From what I have heard (will confirm for myself in a few weeks) the Politur are not carrying out raids and random arrests anymore. But that whole "crackdown" incident really left the place shell-shocked. I had a chance to experience Sosua multiple times during the '08-'10 pre-crackdown time period and it was definitely a pussy parade all day long. It may have not been like Thailand (I like drai's analogy, by the way), but you definitely could not step out side of your hotel without running into a group of chicas on the stroll. I've never known the beach to be a spot where many pros congregate (don't hang out there much), so I can't speak on it. It may take it a while for it to build up to that again, or it may never return to what it once was. But from what I understand this had happened before (I think someone mentioned in '03 or '05?), but things returned to normal eventually (until Dec '10).
Also, you shouldn't expect much Mon-Wed. Thursday is usually when things start to heat up. Even before the crackdown I would go to Classicos on a Wed. night and the place was empty enough to where you could do jumping jacks without hitting anyone, lol.
I'm sure you guys will carry the torch but just too many other places in the world for me to hit this year. I look forward to reading reports and the back and forth about dudes overpaying, game, racism, etc. May try to sneak a very short Boca Chica trip in. All this talk about chocolate vs light skin is entertaining. This is what Orgasmico likes:
I was there 2 weeks ago. I have no knowledge of the past. I was there on a Tuesday and a Wednesday. Let me say I had 7 women and was not trying very hard. The day hours there were a few women walking around not many but if you wanted to shop there were there. I also walked on the beach in the day. Every 50 feet you were likely to see a canidate. It was my first time but I had all the action I needed. Classico on Tuesday and Wednesday blew my mind. 100 women all sizes and shades ready to rumble. Most were knockout gorgeous. Dressed very sexy looking for mr ready. Did I say I loved it I did. Even the girls in the shops were on the menu. My wingman banged the girl who washed hair in the barbershop.
[QUOTE=SavePros321; 1265096]From what I have heard (will confirm for myself in a few weeks) the Politur are not carrying out raids and random arrests anymore. But that whole "crackdown" incident really left the place shell-shocked. I had a chance to experience Sosua multiple times during the '08-'10 pre-crackdown time period and it was definitely a pussy parade all day long. It may have not been like Thailand (I like drai's analogy, by the way) , but you definitely could not step out side of your hotel without running into a group of chicas on the stroll. I've never known the beach to be a spot where many pros congregate (don't hang out there much) , so I can't speak on it. It may take it a while for it to build up to that again, or it may never return to what it once was. But from what I understand this had happened before (I think someone mentioned in '03 or '05?) , but things returned to normal eventually (until Dec '10).
Also, you shouldn't expect much Mon-Wed. Thursday is usually when things start to heat up. Even before the crackdown I would go to Classicos on a Wed. Night and the place was empty enough to where you could do jumping jacks without hitting anyone, LOL.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=SavePros321;1265081]Don't worry, haters never do.[/QUOTE]Don't be such a drama queen! Is this all because I made a crack about you posting a photo of a girl who looks like she has a black eye? I am not in any way suggesting that you gave it to her!