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[QUOTE=Aross147; 1279216]I will be there 6/3 to 6/9 staying at NG. Its my first time to go to Sosua as well and maybe we can run around a little bit. Check out Cubadave on youtube he has a lot of info to answer your questions.
Aaron[/QUOTE]PM me and we can make arrangments to meet once we get there
Just some quick ramblings I'd like to share with the board now that I am sober:
-There were only a handful of guys I could possibly identify as mongers on the airplane yesterday. Definitely not a plane full of them like in March when I usually come here. May might just turn out to be my new favorite month (to visit). But it's probably just that I've beaten the "Weekend Crew" down here by a day or two.
-Got a rate of 38.95 at Western Union yesterday. By far the best rate I've seen yet. Just for fun, on the way to baggage claim at POP I asked the Cambio guy how much they were offering and he replied "28.--". Stopped listening after I heard "28", LOL.
-Rained off and on thought yesterday evening and then like crazy last night. None of that stopped the party though (fucked up my jeans crossing the street between El Flow and Rumba Bar though. Was like crossing through a river stream). Ratio in Classico's last night was at least 5 to 1 (even before I left with a chica around 12:45). Lots of hot hot hot chicas present; just not enough leche, tiempo, (or pesos) to give to them all.
-Merengue Bar no longer seems like the evening spot to hang at anymore. Was there around 6ish and there were at least three policemen standing around in front. Chicas would not even walk past the place! But they (the chicas) were all huddled together in Rumba Bar (which I ended up making my way over to) , El Flow, the bar next door to Merengue Bar, and Grand Valero. Merengue Bar was back to its usual self around 8ish though.
-Terra Linda now stocks their mini refrigerator with "mini bar" stuff; cookies, soda, chips, rum, etc. Just more shit I have to try to keep the chicas from stealing. Still prefer the place because the atmosphere is more tranquil. Plus I like that they have large plants and palm trees all over the place (even the in restaurant) which makes the place seem a lot more low-key and hidden. They also have SKY. FM streaming 80's hits all day!
-Rocky's still has some good-ass ribs! Going to see if I can catch Big D on the beach later today. Also like that Rocky's is streaming "Soul" from the 60's now. Heard some of everybody yesterday while waiting on my food (Sam Cooke, Temptations, Jackson 5, The Supremes, etc.).
-New Garden still has the best damn breakfast in Sosua. Since I am not staying there I paid 210 pesos for the toast, eggs, bacon, hash browns, and orange juice. Still the same predictable crowd at NG though. I could hear these dudes yuck'in it up well before I got to the entrance. One of them yelled out "I'm training (fitness training?) to bang everything!"
-Out of the three chicas I was with last night my internet connect turned out to be the greediest. Broad got me for a glass of "vino tinto" while she was waiting for me to finish eating. Also wanted the most pesos despite not being the hottest of the three.
-Still trying to figure out where all the Haitianas have gone. Did not see many out last night (or maybe it was because I wasn't looking hard enough?). All three chicas last night where Dominicanas. It's rare for me not to have a Haitiana in the mix. Going to see if I can't do something about that today.
-Don't know if the chicas are still having Policia problems, but one of my chicas specifically requested that I escort her back to the Pedro Clisante (because of the Police). The other two chicas didn't seem too worried though.
That's all for now! Stay tuned.
-SP-
[QUOTE=DeepMmpactt; 1276764]Hey Danny? Have your husband write us a written response to your indignation (of you being flat out PISSED THE FUCK OFF!) (Since I'm trying to get in good with you) Damn them ISG ' creeps' I also ' tick' they have no lives either and Double god DAMNED! Surethinggg (which in reality is my homie) He doesn't have a life. And mutha fuck Savepro for stating the obvious there are ' snitches' here. Hell I'll take all the blame for snitching on all the forums from Philipines to Tijuana (even though I've never been to either one of them.)
I think since I told you all the ISG secrets, and I'm not like those other 'ISG creeps' and watch out for dem mutha fuckers Coolie High, Drai, Bbq ribs, Surethinggg, Savepro Puta Romeo (bastard) Frannie Mr International Jao Sosua, Tomjackin! (ass licker). Please remember your only true amigo Deepmmpactt. Now can I smashed that perfected round ass of yours since I'm your ' only true amigo' here. My Chocolate jackhammer will pound the shit out of you, plus I want to suck dem pedicured toes mi amiga. Remember ISG are a bunch of creeps. Except me.[/QUOTE]This has got to be the funniest shyt ever. Dude we have got to wreck shop one of these days and then blow this forum up.
[QUOTE=Sammy Sosa; 1278789]. Decided for the latter and went on to lend her a hand. I was hooked. She was that good. But at 3am, Sally told me she had to drop by home and that we should meet at After One. Suddenly the reason of her erratic behavior seemed all too clear. Well into the 80% this one. To add insult to injury she tried to hook me up with a friend. What a let down. Still went to After One, grumbling and upset. Girls were clearly more desperate and aggressive at After One. Not too many single guys left around by then. Even passed on a couple of cuties. Could not take Sally out of my mind. And had to wake up early. Called it a day.
Monday morning drove back to STI and to sex prison.
Thanks for reading my report. We can now all get back talking about Daniella.[/QUOTE]LOL, bro she has been out of the building with superman for awhile now. Hopefully clark kent has forgiven her because it wasn't any substantial evidence placing her at the crime scene. Plus hopefully he will forgive her for her pass transgressions. Wait hold up, of course he will. Captain save-a-whoes always forgive their chicas for their pass transgressions what am I talking about? Of course when deep comes around with his hammer things might change being that he is the only true gentlemen on this board.
[QUOTE=Tempoecorto; 1279090]I thought I would shoot this at people who either because they live there or lived there, have a better grip of Dominican psyche and sociology.
I was speaking with a college girl and during the conversation, she blurted out that 85% (she gave me that number. So I am not responsible for its precision and confidence level) of DR population think it is not good NOT to be a virgin before marriage. Now this completely blew me away as I thought if there is one country where women give it away without blinking, IS the D. R. Granted that I have not been to other Caribbean or Latin American countries.
Would appreciate your thoughts.[/QUOTE]Bro if I were you I probably would have busted a kidney or ruptured a blood vessels in my head because I couldn't get enough oxygen from all the my laughing.
[QUOTE=Hillbilly69;1279110]Somehow the Sosua thread got jacked from The Chocolate Jackhammer and TomJackin and went back to the Preacher Man what a fucking treat![/QUOTE]I co-sign this. Lets get back on track. We need some more chocalate jackhammer and tomjackin like post
[QUOTE=SavePros321; 1279425]Just some quick ramblings I'd like to share with the board now that I am sober:
-There were only a handful of guys I could possibly identify as mongers on the airplane yesterday. Definitely not a plane full of them like in March when I usually come here. May might just turn out to be my new favorite month...[/QUOTE]Good report, find out where all the haitians went.
[QUOTE=John from NJ;1279304]In stayed at the New Garden and D'Piero's. Both will take and honor reservations via email without a deposit. I'm not sure if they accept CCs. Email them and ask. Pesos are king in the DR. Most motels, restaurants, bars & shops do not accept CC or charge a high surcharge. Bring enough cash to cover your expenses. It is easy to convert US dollars to Pesos. Using ATMs are an alternative. They are all over Sosua but sometimes they can be difficult to use. My advices reserve a room via email in any of the monger motels without making a deposit and bring cash.[/QUOTE]Thanks. I've spent whole years on the north coast, so I know the deal in-country. But for me it's much better to book online with a CC for the hotel portion whenever possible. It makes things easier for my financial situation. I've never booked a place in Sosua online however, and as far as I know, some of the old regular places I know (the Palace) are long gone. I will check out of some of the spots mentioned.
Thanks again.
Save as Pros,
Big D's is open but he left town yesterday afternoon.
SS
[QUOTE=Chris Long; 1278762]I'm going to the Dom. Rep. For the first time June 4th until the 12th spending 4 ½ days at Black Beards and 4 ½ days in Sosua at the New Garden. Will anyone else be there at that time and want to meet up and show me the ropes?
A few questions are dollars accepted there or will I have to exchange my money for Dominican Pesos, if so should I do it before I leave the USA if not where should I do it once I arrive. Are there ATM available at Black Beards and New Garden. From what I have read I can exchange money at a place called Jennies supermarket that is supposed to be close to BB is this correct. Also from what I have read I can get Viagra at both BB and at Jennies supermarket. Is this also correct, if so what is the price per pill. Where can I exchange money and get Viagra when I am staying at the New Garden in Sosua. Also from what I have read the rate at BB is 1500 for short time 2 hrs and 3000 for TLN is this correct. I have also read that girls at both NG and around Sosua can be had for the same price is this also correct. I know the prices per session at Passions are listed.
I'm staying at BB first and having them pick me up at the airport for the $45 fee, which I think is a little high. I suppose I can figure this out once I get there but how do I arrange transportation from BB to the NG in Sosua, is it possible to get it for less than $45 and how do I arrange transportation from New Garden back to the airport, again I can probably figure this out once I get there but I would like to do it for less than $45.
Finally where can I find a good map of Sosua that shows all of the main mongering spots like New Garden passions and any others, how do I find this place, I think its called Belkies for an early morning BJ.
Thanks In Advance.
Chris[/QUOTE]The following info is based on my Dec. 2011 trip.
DO NOT exchange money at airport. Taxis will accept dollars and you can deal with exchanging money late. Except for taxis pay in pesos. You will get a much better deal. The locals have a hard time converting money and those that can will give you a poor rate. There are many exchange places in Sosua. I use the one on Duarte between Pedro Clisante and Alejo Martinez. Clean secure and gives a good rate. Try not to change money on the weekend. Rate will be lower. In pinch the Sosua street exchange guys are ok for small transactions. Jennies is a short walk from BB or have the taxi drive stop on the way in. Jennies gives a great exchange rate. BB will exchange money at a couple pesos below going rate.
ATMs are available in Sosua. Avoid them if you can. They are difficult and expensive to use. When I needed extra pesos I went to a teller at Scottie bank with my ATM card, driver's license & passport. There are no ATMs or banks near BBs.
Viagra and related drugs can be purchased in most markets and all pharmacies. They are cheap especially the generic brands. I purchased mine from the pharmacy on Pedero Clisante just past Alejo Duarte. I know they can be purchase from BB's front desk for a premium and I bet Jennies or the pharmacy across the street carries them.
BB chica prices are fixed 1600 pesos ST. 3000 pesos TLN. Had no trouble getting Sosua chicas for 1000 ST & 2000 TLN. La Passions and CMP have fixed prices. Did not visit either in Dec. See their websites for prices.
Listed price for a taxi to / from POP airport to Sosua is $25us. My driver accepted $20. There are always taxi's parked out front of NG and on the corner of Pedro Clisante and Rosen. I negotiated a $40us fare for a ride from NG to BB. Posted fare was $45. Bet a ride can be gotten for less. A cab from BB to POP cost $45us. BB will call for the cab which will arrive within five minutes.
You don't need a map of Sosua. It's small & you will learn your way around quick enough. Ask a follow monger for directions if need be.
I'm headed back to the DR on June 12. Not sure if I will spend the entire week at BB or spend some time in Sosua.
[QUOTE=John from NJ;1279304]In stayed at the New Garden and D'Piero's. Both will take and honor reservations via email without a deposit. I'm not sure if they accept CCs. Email them and ask. Pesos are king in the DR. Most motels, restaurants, bars & shops do not accept CC or charge a high surcharge. Bring enough cash to cover your expenses. It is easy to convert US dollars to Pesos. Using ATMs are an alternative. They are all over Sosua but sometimes they can be difficult to use. My advices reserve a room via email in any of the monger motels without making a deposit and bring cash.[/QUOTE]When I pay my bill at New Garden, I can / should pay in US$?
What is the biggest denomination of US$ that I should bring that will be accepted for a) hotel payment be) peso exchange? I assume the bills should be in pristine conditions. Some countries give you a hassle if the bill is worn, torn, or written on.
[QUOTE=Sunset Strip; 1279481]Save as Pros,
Big D's is open but he left town yesterday afternoon.
SS[/QUOTE]Yeah, when I went over there it was just after I had eaten at Morua Mai's. Did not know his place was open so early (it was around 2ish). Wanted to go back later this evening but as you know it rained like crazy again (and Big D's closes at 6).
[QUOTE=Ath Trainer; 1279549]When I pay my bill at New Garden, I can / should pay in US$?
What is the biggest denomination of US$ that I should bring that will be accepted for a) hotel payment be) peso exchange? I assume the bills should be in pristine conditions. Some countries give you a hassle if the bill is worn, torn, or written on.[/QUOTE]NG will offer you the ISOG cash rate, it is a lower rate than on the web site. Ask them before you go what the rate is, and have it confirmed in print. Then put that amount in an envelope and pay them at the end of your stay. I use US currency. If you use pesos, you will pay their exchange rate. I use 50 notes. I never had any problems.
[QUOTE=SavePros321;1279553]Yeah, when I went over there it was just after I had eaten at Morua Mai's. Did not know his place was open so early (it was around 2ish). Wanted to go back later this evening but as you know it rained like crazy again (and Big D's closes at 6).[/QUOTE]If you go to Morua Mai again, there is a dude there with a gray beard, looks like a biker. He has his own menu, which has Thai and Southern food on it. The food is excellent. Also, ask him when he is making his pumpkin soup: out-fucking-standing!
[QUOTE=Tomjackin;1279556]If you go to Morua Mai again, there is a dude there with a gray beard, looks like a biker. He has his own menu, which has Thai and Southern food on it. The food is excellent. Also, ask him when he is making his pumpkin soup: out-fucking-standing![/QUOTE]Haha! I saw that exact same guy today. He was explaining what he cooked for a couple of guys. Definitely will ask for him tomorrow. Thanks for the tip!
FYI Guys: The streets are flooded in Sosua right now, but the chicas are still out in full force! Rain is not a game changer here. Going to eat, get my drink on (Smirnoff and Orange Juice) then head out to Rumba Bar.
[QUOTE=Jarmondy;1279374]LOL I'm from Boston I'm use 2 cold weather I don't need a long sleeves do you have your driver numb if yes you don't mind give me his numb?[/QUOTE]Jarmondy, listen to what the dude told you. I am from the Boston area too and the first time I took a bus in the DR I froze my balls off, I would recommend something more than just a long sleeve shirt like a sweater. Of course it depends on the particular bus, I have been on some that weren't that bad but I have also been on some that were ridiculously cold.
Who's going to be in sosua the first weekend of June we should plan a bikini contest on new garden hotel for Saturday June 2.
[QUOTE=Manizales911;1279559]Jarmondy, listen to what the dude told you. I am from the Boston area too and the first time I took a bus in the DR I froze my balls off, I would recommend something more than just a long sleeve shirt like a sweater. Of course it depends on the particular bus, I have been on some that weren't that bad but I have also been on some that were ridiculously cold.[/QUOTE]Wow its that bad! Anyway I always travel with my jacket but thanks for the advice.