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09-02-21 18:14 #49011Regular Member

Posts: 1643I didn't mind at all, gave me a good laugh
Originally Posted by JjBee62
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I guess my reputation as an ass hole lover is going to stick. I really only see it as an equal opportunity orifice, but maybe I am in denial, jajaja.
Originally Posted by Surfer500
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09-02-21 17:23 #49010Senior Member

Posts: 3802That's a low blow! LOL.
Originally Posted by JjBee62
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Maybe something sweet to accompany all those asses, unless of course it's honey butter!
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09-02-21 17:18 #49009Senior Member

Posts: 3802Horny As Hell
Normally, I too would of opted out, yet I was horny as hell as well and didn't let it deter me, and it turned out to be a good experience.
Originally Posted by LuckyNuts
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09-02-21 16:54 #49008Regular Member

Posts: 1643Negotiating bareback fucking
I just PM'd this to a fellow monger a few minutes ago and thought maybe someone else could use it.
In Medellin, yes, you can negotiate for bareback fucking. Everything is negotiable, everything has a price. Recent STD test result are a great idea.
There's two basic strategies. You can make it clear up front that you want bareback, and be prepared to pay 50 to 100 mil COP extra. You may get a flat out refusal at those prices but they will all do it for a price. I guesstimate an 75-80 percent success rate at that price range.
Or you can wait until the moment of truth and just proceed like it's the normal thing to do, don't ask. I favor this approach but that is probably purely personal preference. She will probably but not always stop you. The advantage there, is that you are both already semi-committed and are motivated to close the deal. Show her your dick under full light, let her examine it if she wants, squeeze it so she sees nothing drips out the tip. Be clinical and matter of fact about it and she will appreciate it. Go for it! Good luck and happy mongering. I am sure there are other mongers here who are more experienced and insights, too.
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09-02-21 16:46 #49007Regular Member

Posts: 1643That's exactly what happened to a friend of mine here
BTW, IMO it's an abuse of individual freedom when a single person's actions can harm others or does not achieve the greater good. Moving on.
Originally Posted by LatinaLover#1
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Even though hospitals overall have an excellent reputation in Colombia, my friend who was diagnosed with Covid and required hospitalization here was so suspect of the care he was getting, that he boarded a commercial flight back home while still requiring supplemental oxygen.
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09-02-21 16:29 #49006Regular Member

Posts: 1643License to drive moto in Colombia?
Does anyone know for sure what I need to do to drive this moto legally in Colombia? The moto has all it's "papers" in mi novia's name, but what if I want to use it? I would take the chance drive it right now if needed, but I've heard several stories about when if the policia stop you and you don't everything in order, they take the moto away from you right then and there on the spot. Obvio, I would like to avoid that situation.
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09-02-21 16:20 #49005Senior Member

Posts: 374No!
I don't want to floss when I am down there! Clean it up! No hair or no for me.
Originally Posted by MojoBandit
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LOL.
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09-02-21 16:15 #49004Senior Member

Posts: 755Vaxed 2 times
I'm a firm believer of individual freedom, Vax if you want, don't if you don't want, your decision. BUT. My daughter works in the medical field and she gets the numbers of the hospital everyday. She read them to me yesterday and the amount of hospitalizations of UN-vaxed is astronomical compared to vaxed. And deaths of vaxed is practically non existent. Do what you will.
Originally Posted by MarquisdeSade1
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I will tell you that I feel more comfortable during my visits to Colombia being Vaxed. The last thing I want is to get infected in Colombia and being treated In a Colombian hospital and not being able to fly home to a hospital in the USA.
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09-02-21 16:11 #49003Regular Member

Posts: 1643I've heard that but have not experienced it yet
That there are some home-made Colombian arepas that are really tasty. Every single one I've had in a restaurant is not worth the space it occupies on the plate. I believe but am not certain that the basic arepas have only two ingredients. Flour made from maize (corn) and water. That's about what they taste like to me. I bet once you start "doctoring" them up a little with additional ingredients, they could be good.
Originally Posted by LatinaLover#1
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09-02-21 16:04 #49002Senior Member

Posts: 755Arepas
I felt the same way about Arepas for many years during my travels to Colombia but then I got into a serious relationship with a Bogotana for the last few years and she always makes me apepas from scratch, slicing the corn off the COB, butter etc. Not sure of the rest of the stuff she puts in there put I've grown to like it, almost as much as I like my hash browns with eggs.
Originally Posted by Lefeu
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09-02-21 14:17 #49001Senior Member

Posts: 251Get a proxy. Problem solved. I have been working "remote" in different countries for 10+ years and have a full paid proxy subscription so all my traffic (phone included) route back through the US.
Originally Posted by BlackThought
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09-02-21 09:44 #49000Senior Member

Posts: 101Ticktock girls
Anyone have any luck with ticktock girls? If so, could you please share, how to go about it? Thanks.
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09-02-21 07:56 #48999Senior Member

Posts: 1005I was chatting with two Colombian teachers and they asked how I liked Colombian food and I could only say it is OK. I explained it was very bland with no use of a certain spice that sticks out into my mind. They were not happy with my assessment.
Originally Posted by BlackThought
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Just because empanadas are sold on every single block in Colombia does not mean it is good and definitely the would "cuisine" should not be attached to it. Hotdogs are also sold all over the place in this country it is definitely also not cuisine. It is only "food" or low level "sustenance". Seems as if all the Colombian restaurants serve beans, rice, fried plantain, and salad with some sort of meat. That is hardly special or unique tasting.
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09-02-21 05:52 #48998Senior Member

Posts: 1285
Originally Posted by Surfer500
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Oh come on now, how young are you guys? Since when would unshaven slow anyone down LOL I remember when all where unshaven. And back then they damn well were more likely to have some body odor hiding in that muff pie, I wouldn't go down on a girl that was dancing the night away unless she went to the shower first. Even sweat would make that unpleasant when you stick your nose it it.
Originally Posted by LuckyNuts
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09-02-21 05:45 #48997Senior Member

Posts: 4040Well
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/09/01/who-...ndroidappshare
Will this force the CDC to start new restrictions on returning visitors from Col?
How many anti vaxer mongers will visit Col, and act as super spreaders of this after returning to the USA ala JJ the CCP virus super spreader in Col.

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