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[QUOTE=BangoCheito;2877817]The only thing I've ever gotten shut down on in Colombia is adderall. They don't have that at ALL in this country, receta mdica or no. There is no legal framework to import it, for some reason.[/QUOTE]Yeah, I wonder why that is. Maybe Colombia has a "natural" substitute or two that does the same thing. LOL.
So I was celebrating last night over getting to renew my lease-- I was going to have to move and the future was not certain and dark-- If I moved far away from Santa Fe-- That would be so Gay.
I went this evening about 5 and the South Stroll was rocking-- A typical Great line up-- I went to the North Stroll like I always do. There was a concert at the North stroll by the old Castillo club-.
I met my new GF -- Super hot girl, 21 yr old -- this photo is not so great (from WhatsAp) I need to take some-- She is so much hotter-- Anyhow- just wanted to say Hi-.
[QUOTE=Woodman09;2878362]So I was celebrating last night over getting to renew my lease-- I was going to have to move and the future was not certain and dark-- If I moved far away from Santa Fe-- That would be so Gay.
I went this evening about 5 and the South Stroll was rocking-- A typical Great line up-- I went to the North Stroll like I always do. There was a concert at the North stroll by the old Castillo club-.
I met my new GF -- Super hot girl, 21 yr old -- this photo is not so great (from WhatsAp) I need to take some-- She is so much hotter-- Anyhow- just wanted to say Hi-.[/QUOTE]Damn, if I had known I would have walked up and said Hi! I was there with a couple friends.
[QUOTE=Wilfred1;2877279]I need an advice for yellow fever vaccination to enter Colombia.[/QUOTE]You need Yellow Fever vaccination paperwork to enter Colombia from Brazil. The airline clerk in Brazil will ask for paperwork. Immigration in Bogota does not ask for YF paperwork. For the other countries, you need to check out the CDC site that states all the requirements for all the countries in the world. I don't think Argentina is required, but you need to double-check.
[QUOTE=BangoCheito;2877516]It's once in a liftime, one dose, it's safe[/QUOTE]ABSOLUTELY not, especially for older people.
That's why before you get it (from my HMO), you have to get a consultation about the side effects. For people above 60, around 1.7 per 100 K gets severe side effects, including death. Even young people get severe side effects, although at a lesser rate. That's why I'm debating about getting the shot. They put in a live Yellow Fever virus inside you. Is Brazil worth it?
[QUOTE=Knowledge;2877557]I think the vaccination can't be more than a certain number of years old. I know senior citizens (65 or older) are exempt.[/QUOTE]I believe it's good during your lifetime for entry requirements. Also, I believe the exemption age is 60+.
But for the exemption, I was told you still need the paperwork, stating that you are exempt due to your age.
Does anyone know if the Bogota Hilton if GF friendly and if Amantesvip escorts is legit. They seem to have so many beautiful girls.
[QUOTE=GreenBud;2878529]That's why before you get it (from my HMO), you have to get a consultation about the side effects. For people above 60, around 1.7 per 100 K gets severe side effects, including death. Even young people get severe side effects, although at a lesser rate. That's why I'm debating about getting the shot. They put in a live Yellow Fever virus inside you. Is Brazil worth it?[/QUOTE]So there's 0.000017% chance of severe complications if you're 60+? I don't mean to sound cavalier but that seems low, we take far bigger chances in other aspects of our hobby IMO.
Brazil seems worth it to me. I'm in a similar boat, I'm not 60+ but I'll be flying from Brazil to Colombia in April and plan on getting the vaccine.
[QUOTE=Woodman09;2878362]So I was celebrating last night over getting to renew my lease-- I was going to have to move and the future was not certain and dark-- If I moved far away from Santa Fe-- That would be so Gay.
I went this evening about 5 and the South Stroll was rocking-- A typical Great line up-- I went to the North Stroll like I always do. There was a concert at the North stroll by the old Castillo club-.
I met my new GF -- Super hot girl, 21 yr old -- this photo is not so great (from WhatsAp) I need to take some-- She is so much hotter-- Anyhow- just wanted to say Hi-.[/QUOTE]Not sure which streets you mean by north and south stroll. Can you specify? I usually do the streets around the clubs troya, fiebre, paisas.
[QUOTE=Prelude141;2878592]Not sure which streets you mean by north and south stroll. Can you specify? I usually do the streets around the clubs troya, fiebre, paisas.[/QUOTE]Hey-- The area you are talking about is the North stroll-- Calle 22 to Calle 24-- this area has more hot streetie Sweeties but you can find Hot girls in South stroll.
South stroll is from Calle 19 to Calle 21-- just along cra 14 bis for 2 blocks-- No clubs just bars-- Some good pool halls too.
From CRA15 and Calle 22 Cross Calle 22 heading south go toward Avenida Carracas-- cra 14 bis is just before Carracas by the gas station-- go right and it's a block down-.
Also some action along Calle 21 but it is more less regulated and probably more dangerous-.
[QUOTE=ChicoBonito;2877191]...Anyway, I hope you find this report useful, and I'm open to any questions, feedback, or critiques of a newbie who is probably making a few mistakes but still enjoying himself here![/QUOTE]Great post and super helpful! I will be taking a trip down to Bogota in a few months and I found this review extremely helpful. If you (or anyone else) has an tips for me I'd gladly take them. I'm quite experienced with mongering in the US, Europe, and the one trip I've made to South America (Quito, Ecuador). Any tips, tricks, or hints about Bogota would be great and appreciated. Thanks and stay safe out there!
[QUOTE=GreenBud;2878529]You need Yellow Fever vaccination paperwork to enter Colombia from Brazil. The airline clerk in Brazil will ask for paperwork. Immigration in Bogota does not ask for YF
But for the exemption, I was told you still need the paperwork, stating that you are exempt due to your age.[/QUOTE]What a joke these rule makers do. What paper work? I guess your passport to prove your age is not good enough?
[QUOTE=SouthernOcean;2877398]I know a lot of guys use the Tequendama Suites Hotel. Just to be sure, is it girl friendly? Would like to spend time in the area north of there to be close to the historical section. Any advice on hotels or Airbnb in the Chapinero area, I know I spelled that wrong, that are girl friendly. Thanks.[/QUOTE]You could do what I did this week, get a room at the Hotel Bosque Chapinero (also known as Furnished El Bosque) in Barrios Unidos / Chapinero. It's a "por horas" love motel, but you can also stay there overnight just like a regular hotel, for a very economical price. It's pretty comfortable (but loud), has room service, and by its very nature is girl-friendly.
I've looked and it seems very difficult to find recent info about guest-friendly places in Bogota (especially in the north), other than the recommendations I've seen online in the past for a small number of places that mostly seem to be near the Santa Fe area, or are very expensive (like the Click Clack.).
I have learned a few lessons / tips on how to make the most of semi-guest-friendly accommodations (ones where sex workers aren't explicitly prohibited), that I plan to write in a future post.
Good luck!
[QUOTE=JohnGault;2878853]What a joke these rule makers do. What paper work? I guess your passport to prove your age is not good enough?[/QUOTE]That's what I was told when I had the Yellow Fever vaccination consultation required by my HMO (Kaiser).
Right, total newbie here, I live in Colombia now as I'm half British and half Colombian. I needed some action as the girls in the gym drive me nuts LOL. I can't find the advert but I have the number if someone wants, I went to a erotic massage, the 2 options are:
#1) masaje erotico tantrico, con aceites calientes finalizando con estimulacion manual una hora 150.
#2) masaje, tantrico, nuru, tailandes cuerpo a cuerpo, velas calientes finaliza con intimidad sexual poses besos caricias oral mutuo una hora 250.
I took number 1. This is located near la clinica nogales.
I enter the apartment, seems like there are other people in there, couldn't understand the situation. Got naked, lied face down, she changed into a red bikini / lingerie, girl is from Santander, not too bad to be honest. I think the 1 hour is a scam, after about 15 minutes she asked me to turn around and then the fun begin. She sat on my chest and so I had her ass near my face which she let me grab and also grab her tits. I had to stop her as I was going to blow my load, then she got off and jacked me off and after 40 minutes in total the job was done. I'm a young guy who hits the gym hard and look after myself so was hopeful maybe she would be up for more but maybe that's a rookie error. She was saying I have a nice body and asked if I worked out. Not sure if 1 hour is a scam, so I had 15 minutes left and I took a shower and she took one in another room and she came back lying on the bed with her towel, not sure what pros are meant to do in this situation as I thought maybe she wanted more, was a bit awkward.
Had small tits but was a good enough and quite perky, her ass has stretch makes but also small and perky, not worth the 150 I'd say when it seems on mileroticos you can have full on sex for 30 minutes for around 110 k.
Is it also bad to like ask a girl like this if they want to go out for drinks or something, she didn't really speak english but she was cute. I guess it does no harm to ask. Maybe beginners attachment if that's a thing.
[QUOTE=ChicoBonito;2878872]You could do what I did this week, get a room at the Hotel Bosque Chapinero (also known as Furnished El Bosque) in Barrios Unidos / Chapinero. It's a "por horas" love motel, but you can also stay there overnight just like a regular hotel, for a very economical price. It's pretty comfortable (but loud), has room service, and by its very nature is girl-friendly.
I've looked and it seems very difficult to find recent info about guest-friendly places in Bogota (especially in the north), other than the recommendations I've seen online in the past for a small number of places that mostly seem to be near the Santa Fe area, or are very expensive (like the Click Clack.).
I have learned a few lessons / tips on how to make the most of semi-guest-friendly accommodations (ones where sex workers aren't explicitly prohibited), that I plan to write in a future post.
Good luck![/QUOTE]Is Click Clack girl-friendly? Also, in these girl-friendly hotels do they check the girls' IDs?
What does copro mean?
How do you ask for anal in Bogota?