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01-06-25 12:58 #35519Senior Member

Posts: 6572Great times. I have mongered all over the world and some of the finest ladies I've ever had were out of Classicos. So sad to think those times will never happen again.
Originally Posted by CoolieHigh
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01-06-25 04:23 #35518Senior Member

Posts: 550Any Guestimate on the Total Cost to Re-open
Man I would love for that upstairs to open just one time. I believe 95 percent of all the OG's on here have a great fond memory of pulling a fine honey out of Classicos. Sometimes I honestly wonder what would be the total cost (including greasing the palms to the powers that be) for that venue to re-open again.
Originally Posted by Oakie
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Such a great venue, location with fond memories from so MANY expats for it to still be sitting there rotting away.
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01-06-25 00:38 #35517Senior Member

Posts: 2449I Remember the old Sweat Box well. Cheap perfume and body odor. Guys used to post up in the downstairs bar, and grab the chicas before they paid the cover to go upstairs.
Originally Posted by Turgid
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People packed in like sardines. A real fire trap. See'Mon. Sweetie, lets get out of here. She, "I'm dancing as fast as I can!" LOL.
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01-05-25 16:45 #35516Senior Member

Posts: 6572The last time I was in Classicos the girls were dancing to this tune as if there was no tomorrow.
Originally Posted by Oakie
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXRN_LkCa_o
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01-05-25 12:20 #35515Senior Member

Posts: 258Not surprised
As the title says I knew guys were living in the past when they mention Rancho Ticpico as a reason or off the beaten track location in Sosua dudes are living in 2013 with that one.
Originally Posted by Oakie
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01-04-25 22:09 #35514Senior Member

Posts: 2449Rancho Tipico Update
Closed again.
No info, but the 17 servers looking for jobs in the area, so it may be a while.
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01-04-25 03:23 #35513Senior Member

Posts: 2449Good for you, Sudsy!
Originally Posted by SubCmdr
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Hope your 3 wives in the DR are as loyal as you! LOL.
As for Dominican Wives I got three of them all waiting for my return.
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01-01-25 15:44 #35512Senior Member

Posts: 2449A welcome addition!
Originally Posted by Manizales911
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I counted 17 eager servers in there 2 nights ago! Music, spacious, and decent food for a bar. It's been opened and closed with no notice a dozen times in the past couple years. It's just a little off the beaten track.
It's a business model quite common in the Sosua bar business. Local with connections who knows what he is doing builds up a strong clientele.
When it's at it's peak he'll find a warm body investor, or two, and off load it at a nice price. When it all falls apart, and the padlocks go on the door, he'll pick it up for a song, and rinse and repeat!
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01-01-25 15:21 #35511Senior Member

Posts: 2655Rancho Tipico will eventually be loaded with Haitian girls because the former owner / manager (Ad) has taken over the reins, he can be an asshole but he knows how to run a chica bar.
Originally Posted by EddieLima
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01-01-25 15:18 #35510Senior Member

Posts: 2655Finally someone that knows what they're talking about. Whether it be the DR, Colombia and many other places none of them are as good as they used to be whether it be prices or service it has certainly declined. That said, one can still get good service at an acceptable price you just might have to dig a little deeper. Colombia is a perfect example of this. I moved to Colombia full time almost a year ago and I've finally built a great rotation of four smoking hot girls that do everything that I want them to do at a decent price, I'm having a blast with them but it took awhile to build, some disappointments along the way without a doubt. When I first went to Colombia almost 20 years ago it would have taken me very little time to build such a roster and for the price of a ham sandwich, inflation hits all things pussy included, deal with it.
Originally Posted by Rocko20
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01-01-25 14:19 #35509Senior Member

Posts: 519Correct. I don't know a lick of Thai yet I do just fine in Pattaya.
Originally Posted by SubCmdr
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In Sosua, or DR in general, you definitely need to learn Spanish. I was in Santo Domingo and Boca Chica and felt like an alien because there were no signs in English and no one speaking english. I couldn't even order a coffee if I wanted and the ATMs didn't work either (US banks do not accept ATM requests from every random ATM you use).
It was only until I got to Sosua did I find english tailored and speaking businesses. Even the working girls didn't speak fluent english.
That was a huge reality check for me. Dubai and Thailand are my frequent destinations, but if I ever go back to DR or Colombia I plan to learn the language.
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01-01-25 13:25 #35508Senior Member

Posts: 7748Language Skills
Very intelligent outlook on the subject. Agreed. As for my ability to speak Thai, I wish to learn how to speak to girls that are not in the Entertainment Industry. I am looking for pussy not trying shack up with a prostitute in common law marriage. Just trying to blow my sponge into orifices (mouth, pussy and ass) of girls outside of the Entertainment Industry.
Originally Posted by Explorer8939
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I have faced long odd before I am actually a political refugee from the United States of America. They gave a hit squad call the POLICE. Uniformed officials of the government authorized to kill people who look like me on sight. Efforts to learn Thai simply will not compare to what it takes to stay alive in the United States of America when you are being hunted by a death squad.
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12-31-24 20:27 #35507Senior Member

Posts: 5459Learning Spanish is relatively easy for a Gringo, but Thai is like Martian, very difficult. And there are two distinct Thai dialects, which are as different as Spanish and Portuguese. Unless you are very young, you're not going to learn both dialects very well.
Originally Posted by SubCmdr
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Having said that, anyone planning to spend much time in Sosua, or any destination where Spanish is spoken, definitely should learn the language to some degree.
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12-31-24 15:47 #35506Senior Member

Posts: 2449Always wise to speak the local lingo of the place you claim to live.
Originally Posted by SubCmdr
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I speak Spanish, because I live in DR.
How's your Thai? LOL.
By the way:
You are lying again!
When I said "Sosua is MORE than a 2 block stroll on Pedro"..
Low life Sudsy quotes me in RANTS #224:
Quote Originally Posted by Oakie. (below)
"Sosua is a two block stroll on Pedro."
This guy runs a "business"?
LOL.
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12-29-24 14:41 #35505Senior Member

Posts: 7748Have a great trip Explorer8939!
You Spanish speaking skills will serve you well despite what the local sexpat expert on the Open Air Brothel know as Sosua has to say about that particular issue.
Originally Posted by Explorer8939
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It is very different from Pattaya, Thailand. But if you take it for what it has the offer I am sure you will have a very enjoyable experience. Besides your are only 2 minutes away from Puerto Plata and 2 hours from Santiago if you need a change of Scenery.
If you don't like the offerings on the street. Tinder and Dominican Cupid can be your friend. I am almost certain there are more social media apps popular with the chicas than I know. I am old school.
Make sure you check out the casino. Go late 0000 - 0400 Friday and Saturday night is off the chain.

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