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[Mr Enternational]

I truly think Brazilians are one of the most happiest nation in the world. Great food. Fruits. Beaches. Sun. And yes, a lot of sex. Seriously, what's wrong with that?

No money to get to any of it.

[IsaBahn]

Written by brasilian, makes sense:

Brazil is a porn parody of a country.

Everything here is about fucking, it is incredible. Our entire sociology is just sex. Why is it is so important?

Because it is about the Portuguese fucking mixed women, from beginning to the end. We had the same economic model as the American deep south, except we had no **** white women to nag us around, so every man had a harem and fucking your way up was the norm. Portuguese fantasies about moor women turn into a fascination with kuruminhas, and the Indian women "would be curious" about the more soft-spoken and younger Portuguese sailors, and "disappear" with them in the woods for a while.

Apparently, the Inquisition tribunal once visited Brazil, and got horrified because every man had a personal harem, and the entire country was a fuckfest pretending to be a sugar plantation. Sex is the only way Brazil could function, that while we were the most slaver nation on Earth, we are not a nation of 'former slaves and former masters', like the USA. We are a nation of fuckbuddies, and every new race that came in got dragged down into the degeneracy.

I don't see that as a problem today. Seriously. I am not talking about mongering. I truly think Brazilians are one of the most happiest nation in the world. Great food. Fruits. Beaches. Sun. And yes, a lot of sex. Seriously, what's wrong with that? - Keep on enjoying in life.

[Questner]

Written by brasilian, makes sense:

Brazil is a porn parody of a country.

Everything here is about fucking, it is incredible. Our entire sociology is just sex. Why is it is so important?

Because it is about the Portuguese fucking mixed women, from beginning to the end. We had the same economic model as the American deep south, except we had no **** white women to nag us around, so every man had a harem and fucking your way up was the norm. Portuguese fantasies about moor women turn into a fascination with kuruminhas, and the Indian women "would be curious" about the more soft-spoken and younger Portuguese sailors, and "disappear" with them in the woods for a while.

Apparently, the Inquisition tribunal once visited Brazil, and got horrified because every man had a personal harem, and the entire country was a fuckfest pretending to be a sugar plantation. Sex is the only way Brazil could function, that while we were the most slaver nation on Earth, we are not a nation of 'former slaves and former masters', like the USA. We are a nation of fuckbuddies, and every new race that came in got dragged down into the degeneracy.

Get a good edition of 'Brazil: A country of the future' by Stefan Zweig. (don't buy Amazon's print). The book won't bring you onto the present but covers the past very well.

[Gatito Safado]

Written by brasilian, makes sense:

Brazil is a porn parody of a country.

Everything here is about fucking, it is incredible. Our entire sociology is just sex. Why is it is so important?

— Because it is about the Portuguese fucking mixed women, from beginning to the end. We had the same economic model as the American deep south, except we had no **** white women to nag us around, so every man had a harem and fucking your way up was the norm. Portuguese fantasies about moor women turn into a fascination with kuruminhas, and the Indian women "would be curious" about the more soft-spoken and younger Portuguese sailors, and "disappear" with them in the woods for a while.

Apparently, the Inquisition tribunal once visited Brazil, and got horrified because every man had a personal harem, and the entire country was a fuckfest pretending to be a sugar plantation. Sex is the only way Brazil could function, that while we were the most slaver nation on Earth, we are not a nation of 'former slaves and former masters', like the USA. We are a nation of fuckbuddies, and every new race that came in got dragged down into the degeneracy.

Everyone was fucking each other since day 0 in Brazil. I am now convinced no one ever cared about anything here, besides sex, beach and going to the gym. This country was NEVER meant to work. It is not me saying, it is our greatest sociologist: this country is a porno.

Maybe this is the reason why we love Brasil so much in this forum?

[The Cane]

Hello, Cane! So you are going to get a new passport after you got your Brazilian e-visa. In your opinion, do you need to re-apply for visa? Or we can use old visa with a new passport? I doubt it, because the e-visa itself contains a passport number. This is my concern too because my current passport expires 2 years before expiration date of my e-visa.

I researched this, and no you don't need to apply for a new visa. When you go to Brazil the next time after your old passport has expired, you'll just need to carry both the new and old passport, plus have a printout of the eVisa. It's essentially the same thing as when you have a visa physically placed inside of a passport book that expires (had that happen before with a Brazilian visa). In that case, the visa was still good, so all you needed to do was present the visa in the old passport book along with the new passport as well. No need to pay for and go through the process of getting a new visa. The one you have will suffice as long as you can present both the old and new passports at immigration control. I know this from direct experience in the past, and my research proves the process will be handled the same way with these eVisas. So it's not merely an opinion. It's a fact Jack!

[Gatito Safado]

So I was approved for my first Brazilian eVisa today. It was kind of a nuisance to apply for it, but overall not so bad. It was approved in just 4 business days, and it's good for 10 years. Cost was $80.90 paid online via credit card. At least I didn't have to submit any bank statements or my travel itinerary. Just a passport size photo, my passport bio page, answer some background questions, pay online, submit, and wait 4 business days for the approved visa to arrive by email (they say it can normally take up to 10 business days). When I get back from Brazil, I will be renewing my passport online for the first time as well. That will cost quite a bit more, but hopefully it too will be smooth and trouble free.

Hello, Cane! So you are going to get a new passport after you got your Brazilian e-visa. In your opinion, do you need to re-apply for visa? Or we can use old visa with a new passport?

I doubt it, because the e-visa itself contains a passport number.

This is my concern too because my current passport expires 2 years before expiration date of my e-visa.

[WyattEarp]

This has been going on for a week or so mostly at night. It looks like the ISG looks needs to update their system or something.

Firefox stated that there was an issue with ISG's Certificate. I used another browser same issue. However, after two days this browser linked me up to the ISG forum no problem. Firefox still warns of a security issue.

I'm not so concerned about my ISG password, but best to be careful with credit cards.

[Sperto]

I believe there were a couple of sets of twins at Help. I did encounter one of the sisters one time I think she was a gaucha, she was pretty fine. I would have liked to be with her and her sister but I was lucky enough to be with just one, Help had a lot of interesting things going on that today doesn't happen much without a ground zero.

I don't know where the Meia Pataca twins came from. A bit too vulgar looking for my taste, but I still enjoyed admiring their asses even though they were too big. I remember the date I enoyed the view. The 26: th of February 2007. The same date the facade of Hotel Canada broke and crushed two people.

When thinking about it I've met other twins working as GPS, but in other Brazilian cities. Unfortunately I only enjoyed twins in Manaus. Regular girls I've met during three years.

Sisters are way easier to meet in Brazil. Vila Mimosa is a good spot for finding sisters.

In Manaus a regular GF I knew for a few years told me she had a permanent boyfriend and wanted to be faithful, but she presented her little sister (18 years). The older sister insisted on watching the first time I fucked her sister. That was awkward for her sister so I had to ask the older sister to wait on the balcony. The older sister couldn't participate because she just had a surgery to reduce her breast (they used to be like water melons).

Northeast of Brazil is also good for meeting sisters. I always visit a small city for relaxing and party. There I met some very nice sisters. The family were mormons and very religious. However all the five sisters liked to party without the parents knowing about it. Five very cute sisters who looked very similar. During the years I had four of the sisters (all over 18 years). I stopped with sister number 4 after she gave her virginity to me. She had the best body among the sisters. Unfortunately she moved to Sao Paulo.

[Axel Heyst]

Has the website been down for 24 hours? I was not able to get in. Seemed like the server was down?

This has been going on for a week or so mostly at night. It looks like the ISG looks needs to update their system or something.

[DavidAnderson]

Has the website been down for 24 hours? I was not able to get in. Seemed like the server was down?

[Axel Heyst]

So I was approved for my first Brazilian eVisa today. It was kind of a nuisance to apply for it, but overall not so bad. It was approved in just 4 business days, and it's good for 10 years. Cost was $80.90 paid online via credit card. At least I didn't have to submit any bank statements or my travel itinerary. Just a passport size photo, my passport bio page, answer some background questions, pay online, submit, and wait 4 business days for the approved visa to arrive by email (they say it can normally take up to 10 business days). When I get back from Brazil, I will be renewing my passport online for the first time as well. That will cost quite a bit more, but hopefully it too will be smooth and trouble free.

You might want to consider getting a US passport card in addition to the mandatory passport itself. It costs a few extra dollars and provides additional backup in case you need it.

[Rio Bob]

Yes, that's right. Now I also remember a couple of twins that used to hang out at Meia Pataca and Help. Cute but with a trashy favela look. I don't like oversized asses but once I had to walk slowly, on Avenida Nossa Senhora de Copacabana, for two blocks just to be able to admire their swinging asses. "Rabo de jacar". I think they both had tattoos on their lower back.

I believe there were a couple of sets of twins at Help. I did encounter one of the sisters one time I think she was a gaucha, she was pretty fine. I would have liked to be with her and her sister but I was lucky enough to be with just one, Help had a lot of interesting things going on that today doesn't happen much without a ground zero.

[The Cane]

So I was approved for my first Brazilian eVisa today. It was kind of a nuisance to apply for it, but overall not so bad. It was approved in just 4 business days, and it's good for 10 years. Cost was $80.90 paid online via credit card. At least I didn't have to submit any bank statements or my travel itinerary. Just a passport size photo, my passport bio page, answer some background questions, pay online, submit, and wait 4 business days for the approved visa to arrive by email (they say it can normally take up to 10 business days). When I get back from Brazil, I will be renewing my passport online for the first time as well. That will cost quite a bit more, but hopefully it too will be smooth and trouble free.

[Mr Enternational]

Yes, that's right. Now I also remember a couple of twins that used to hang out at Meia Pataca and Help.

Yep. The 2 light skinned chicks with braces. I do not remember their names though.

[Sperto]

That was the one that I posted in the Rio thread last week.

Yes, that's right. Now I also remember a couple of twins that used to hang out at Meia Pataca and Help. Cute but with a trashy favela look. I don't like oversized asses but once I had to walk slowly, on Avenida Nossa Senhora de Copacabana, for two blocks just to be able to admire their swinging asses. "Rabo de jacaré". I think they both had tattoos on their lower back.