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04-13-26 00:48 #71241Senior Member

Posts: 86This is all just alarmism for clickbait. Don't spread it.
Originally Posted by Degenerate24
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04-12-26 22:41 #71240Senior Member

Posts: 4496I could get my head around it if it were not for two things. These guys I've seen getting denied and deported have not been first time visitors and two everything they are getting stitched up over is available for sale on shops in every neighborhood or via the Rappi delivery service. I had a laugh recently when I saw comments on Instagram between two Colombian women who were clowning the expelled foreigner for his awful taste in lingerie.
Originally Posted by Dinosaur9
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04-12-26 22:35 #71239Senior Member

Posts: 4496I think you are probably right about that. In the end, I don't think it matters what combination of business closures, punter and provider harassment, media events, and youtube hype happens, up to and including demolishing the entire area because it would only increase activity in other parts of the city. My Centro rat brain is telling me it would be a plus for the Centro scene.
Originally Posted by Manizales911
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04-12-26 17:55 #71238Senior Member

Posts: 2655Not going to happen. The club owners in Lleras are some of the most powerful people in Colombia, it's all window dressing.
Originally Posted by Degenerate24
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04-12-26 17:53 #71237Senior Member

Posts: 2655When I go back to the states I bring an extra empty suitcase with me and load up on condiments etc. I've been in Colombia for over a year straight now but no way am I going to go without my southwest hot mustard etc. So I ship it in. I don't go without my favorite things whether it be spices, condiments or certain clothing items, I just order it online and ship it here, cost be damned. A lot of products in stores here not just food items are junk quality or "seconds" so if it is something that I want of quality I order it from the states and have it shipped. I have a box coming right now with eight items in it.
Originally Posted by PolloNegro
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04-12-26 05:18 #71236Senior Member

Posts: 133This guy saying that they are cleaning up Lleras due to the mall across the market. I wonder how's the current status there.
https://youtube.com/shorts/G9KZWKSXV...LSemFQT2TX7gSF
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04-12-26 04:58 #71235Senior Member

Posts: 758Honey is natural, most syrup is composed of high fructose corn syrup, artificial coloring, and artificial preservatives. You are complaining?
Originally Posted by PolloNegro
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I remember some time in early 2000's a colleague of mine and I traveled to Japan together for a work meeting. It was his first time. At the airport he was trying to buy a sim card, and so he was very frustrated that the personnel working there did not speak good English.
Don't make that mistake.
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04-12-26 01:39 #71234Senior Member

Posts: 4832This got a LOL from me. You know when Americans group Latinas together it is often a mistake. When heading for Mexican or Asian fare, I cannot even comment to my gal on how spicy a food is. What is a one or two for me in spiciness will have her face turning red.
Originally Posted by Bill
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It reminds me of the Hot Wings episode with Bill Murray when his costar Pete Davidson came on to eat the last spicy wing with Murray. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUyryfKyQgU
Go to the 16 minute mark and watch it. My gal is like Davidson and I am like Murray, and I suspect you are as well. Hell, most Mexicans are like Murray and most Colombians are like Davidson.
You make a good point. It may be the lack of spices that makes so much of Colombian cuisine so lame.
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04-12-26 00:18 #71233Senior Member

Posts: 488Same same. The Colombians cook their potatoes chicken and beef or fish perfectly fine its the way they like it and serve it. Someone said he brings small containers of home brought ketchup, bbq bbq sauce and hot sauces like sriracha and tobasco in a fanny pack to the modest sit down restaurants. This turns a bandeja paisa plate into a gourmet meal.
Originally Posted by PolloNegro
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04-11-26 22:54 #71232Senior Member

Posts: 86I can't believe idiots are still takin sex toys to other countries. But it's the interactions and interviews that seem to be catching men up. Just give the Airbnb addresses and keep it moving.
Originally Posted by MojoBandit
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04-11-26 20:50 #71231Senior Member

Posts: 174Show the other pics as well. He was clearly into some freaky perv deviant shit, was there to bang underaged girls, and got caught red-handed.
Originally Posted by MojoBandit
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04-11-26 20:17 #71230Senior Member

Posts: 18757I do not tolerate shit. If I am with a chick and will be staying at her place, then I make it comfortable for me. Thing is that it seems many guys think our comfort is their comfort, which it is not. That is an ethnocentric way of thinking.
Originally Posted by PolloNegro
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The same girlfriend in Cali, when it was Christmas time I went to Brandsmart and bought a bunch of kitchen gadgets for $10 each. Electric can opener, hand mixer, and shit like that. Stuff that we see as making our lives easier. She never used any of that stuff. Her bed was literally a box spring with plywood on top. I had to sleep on top of pillows and folded up blankets trying to make it softer while she slept like a baby on that hard ass shit. She would not let me buy a mattress because she liked her bed that way.
I have bought several beds for girlfriends whose bed I did not find comfortable. My main girlfriend in Brazil, in addition to a new bed, I bought a fan for every room in the house, because carrying one fan from room to room does not work for me. I saw the tires on her car were bad so I insisted we immediately go buy a set. She would always want to use my phone to take pictures so one day I asked why she does not use her own phone to take pictures. She said it was really old and did not take good pictures. I saw it was an old ass IPhone, probably the one after the original. We immediately went to the store and I bought her a Samsung A55, which was the best they had to offer in the country part of Brazil. I spend money on girlfriends when I see they need something or when it will make me more comfortable. I do not spend money when chicks are telling me buy me this or that.
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04-11-26 20:15 #71229Senior Member

Posts: 1114Mix feelings
I have a nice young lady willing to travel from afar in Colombia to come to Medellin. I made it perfectly clear that I can only pay $100 for full day. She pushed for 600 k but at first she pushed for 2 mil LOL. She also has interest in a threesome. I do have my reservation cause she has that fast thinking syndrome. She keeps pushing for when will you arrive. I made it clear that I don't want her visit to be dependent on me. Lately everything has been yes yes yes yes. I will do this that. I don't want to have my short stay ruined on the other hand if it works could be a fantastic trip. She says she loves sex. What yall experience guys think I should do? I had three multiple days experience in Colombia. The Gusto girl was great, another girl was great, and then a tinder girl that's great for short stay but ruined my birthday for long stay.
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04-11-26 17:29 #71228Senior Member

Posts: 576I guess I'm funny and I'm a stickler about things that I'm accustomed to.
One of my biggest hang ups about Colombia used to be the condiments. Every time I visited, the thing that bothered me most was that despite the wonderful food, I couldn't find the right flavors to go with it. The salad dressings and steak sauces tasted different, and they'd often offer honey instead of syrup. When you're accustomed to a specific taste, that's what you want.
I vowed that for any extended stay, I'd ship everything to my home here in advance. I didn't want to be in this beautiful country with an excellent steak but no A1 sauce—especially since American brands are priced astronomically here. Having those familiar comforts makes the stay so much better. I love southern food and I love to cook, so I enjoy making meals for the people I'm with and sharing those authentic American flavors. By shipping my favorite products months ahead of time, I skip the store hunt entirely. Since the eggs, meat, and poultry are so affordable here, I can make hot wings, steaks, or pasta that taste exactly like home, all while enjoying life in one of the most beautiful places in the world."
Everyone has their non-negotiables. While some are comfortable boiling water for a bath—noting that much of the world lives this way—I have never been one of them. As a middle-aged man, I have no desire to bathe with a warm pot when I can install a showerhead for on-demand hot water. Similarly, while others can go months without specific foods or comforts, those details are essential for me. To stay away for six to eight months, I need to feel like I'm truly at home! Is it too much to have A1 Syrup Hoecakes &A ton of eggs daily for breakfast? PN.
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04-11-26 17:22 #71227Senior Member

Posts: 576As much as I respect your post Mr Enternational
When I first started traveling to Colombia, I decided on a major rule: I won't downgrade my lifestyle just to be with a woman. Regardless of how fun she is or how good the chemistry is, I have standards. If she doesn't have a bed, I'm not sleeping on the floor. If there's no hot water, I'll find a way to get it or we'll go our separate ways. It's simple. I'm honestly amazed at how much people will tolerate just to satisfy a sexual desire. That just isn't going to happen with me! PN.
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