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RE: The big leagues, Punta del Este, Uruguay
(01-15-2013 08:57 AM)Scarecr0w Wrote: (01-15-2013 08:45 AM)RichieP Wrote: Out of interest, where in Spain are the spanish girls most open and interested in travellers?
Im learning spanish, would be nice to be able to put it to good use without jetting off to S.A just yet 
I think spanish women are mostly not interested in latin american guys, they are more interested in gringos or northern europeans... if you are one you will kill there
I don't know anyone that has "killed it" in Spain.
Unless of course "killing it" means a guy that got zero girls in America and then one girl in another country.
(01-15-2013 12:07 AM)LostGringo Wrote: I walk into a bar - any bar, they're all the same in Amerika. All I see are poster children for Sex in the City. She'beasts who know "the score" and if they don't ignore you, are all too happy to tell you "the score". I mean, who the fuck even wants to engage the target in such a sad, shitbag culture that gives rise to such spoiled, entitled, scum bags?
I walk into a bar, say in Montevideo. The first thing I notice is the women.....women who are looking at me. Perhaps, even SMILING at me, instead of smiling at their fucking "device".
I don't care if I get laid.......compared to Amerika, I'm already KILLING it, just by being in the company of real women, not the shit that passes for women in Amerika.
This is basically my point.
A guy that gets shut out in America, makes the "killing it" call really quick in other countries.
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RE: The big leagues, Punta del Este, Uruguay
(01-15-2013 09:01 AM)thegmanifesto Wrote: (01-15-2013 08:57 AM)Scarecr0w Wrote: (01-15-2013 08:45 AM)RichieP Wrote: Out of interest, where in Spain are the spanish girls most open and interested in travellers?
Im learning spanish, would be nice to be able to put it to good use without jetting off to S.A just yet 
I think spanish women are mostly not interested in latin american guys, they are more interested in gringos or northern europeans... if you are one you will kill there
I don't know anyone that has "killed it" in Spain.
Unless of course "killing it" means a guy that got zero girls in America and then one girl in another country.
(01-15-2013 12:07 AM)LostGringo Wrote: I walk into a bar - any bar, they're all the same in Amerika. All I see are poster children for Sex in the City. She'beasts who know "the score" and if they don't ignore you, are all too happy to tell you "the score". I mean, who the fuck even wants to engage the target in such a sad, shitbag culture that gives rise to such spoiled, entitled, scum bags?
I walk into a bar, say in Montevideo. The first thing I notice is the women.....women who are looking at me. Perhaps, even SMILING at me, instead of smiling at their fucking "device".
I don't care if I get laid.......compared to Amerika, I'm already KILLING it, just by being in the company of real women, not the shit that passes for women in Amerika.
This is basically my point.
A guy that gets shut out in America, makes the "killing it" call really quick in other countries.
its funny because gringo women are thought to be "easy" for latin american guys..
Every single latin american guy will tell you that women in the US specially are easy to get laid with...
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RE: The big leagues, Punta del Este, Uruguay
(01-15-2013 08:57 AM)Scarecr0w Wrote: (01-15-2013 08:45 AM)RichieP Wrote: (01-15-2013 08:31 AM)opening23 Wrote: Sounds EXACTLY like where I live in southern Spain (Seville). Great great girls, BUT...being foreign actually works against you. Very provincial town where everybody moves in the same social circles their whole lives. Born here, go to uni here, get married here, ...same friends for life and about 0 curiosity in meeting new people. I've tried being the interesting guy talking about travel and other cultures, but I'd get much farther if I talked about the stupid fucking flamenco festival they have EVERY year called the Feria. Spain is weird like this, and perhaps it extends to different parts of Latin America. Very very insular, and not a good place to game girls for hit and run bangs. Good eye candy though.
Out of interest, where in Spain are the spanish girls most open and interested in travellers?
Im learning spanish, would be nice to be able to put it to good use without jetting off to S.A just yet 
I think spanish women are mostly not interested in latin american guys, they are more interested in gringos or northern europeans... if you are one you will kill there
Interestingly enough, I have a friend of Ecuadorian descent who at 5 foot 6 inches apparently did very well in Spain. He was teaching English at the time. Kid is packed with game of all sorts though as he has a history of solid notches back at home in North Texas as well where we live.
I think Spanish chicks for the most part are very outgoing and game...least ones in Madrid. Perhaps not Barcelona where it takes a bit longer for outsiders to crack the personal space of Catalan pride but in other parts better.
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RE: The big leagues, Punta del Este, Uruguay
I think Punta is over rated as well. But that being said I did have a lot of fun while there. I spent more cash in a couple days than most of my last south american trip. Granted I was there over new years. I actually couldn't think of a better place to spend new years.
As for a car, you don't need one. All the clubs and restaurants are all down at the tip of the peninsula. I am sure there are other ones you can go to, but the main ones are all on 2 streets beside each other. I paid 200 bucks just for a table at one of the restaurants on NYE. After a few bottles and dinner, I think the total damage was $1000. The fireworks and the atmosphere made it all worth it though. We had a great spot and I got watch beautiful women after beautiful women walking by as I ate. The party also starts really late there. I think we finished dinner around 1am and then went into one of the clubs, which had a ridiculous cover of 50 a person. I think it started filling up around 2:00-2:30am which is typical there. Anyways we partied our faces off until like 6 and then the chick I was with picked up one of the bartenders and brought her with us to the beach. A ton of people scoured onto the beach and continued to party until 10 or 11am. So make sure you have a nap in the evening so you can last all morning. Anyways I didn't get the 3sum I had planned on but I still banged the shit out of the girl I was with when we got back to the hotel.
Because I had just rolled into town NYE day it was tough to find a descent spot. I don't usually stay in hostels and after checking one or 2 out I decided it would be better to get my own hotel room. I paid 300 bucks for a pretty shitty room. Great logistics though as I was at the end of the peninsula and about 3 blocks from the bars. Too save money you can eat a lot of baked goods. They are cheap and filling. Plus drinking on the beach is a great way to prep before you go out and save money. I pretty much did just that the next couple nights and the prices at the bars were cut in half from NYE but still far more expensive then anywhere else on that continent.
If you are into surfing then this is a great spot. Had pretty big waves when I was there. I guess if you take a bus up to punta del diablo the waves are even better plus it is a true surfer town and everything is dirt cheap. I didn't go, but someone told me or I read it somewhere that there is no bank machine in the whole town, so bring cash with you.
Overall I had a great time there, but I don't think it was worth the cash spent. Still glad I did it once, as I don't go out on NYE if I am stuck in Canada.
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RE: The big leagues, Punta del Este, Uruguay
(01-20-2013 09:18 PM)BIGINJAPAN Wrote: I think Punta is over rated as well. But that being said I did have a lot of fun while there. I spent more cash in a couple days than most of my last south american trip. Granted I was there over new years. I actually couldn't think of a better place to spend new years.
As for a car, you don't need one. All the clubs and restaurants are all down at the tip of the peninsula. I am sure there are other ones you can go to, but the main ones are all on 2 streets beside each other. I paid 200 bucks just for a table at one of the restaurants on NYE. After a few bottles and dinner, I think the total damage was $1000. The fireworks and the atmosphere made it all worth it though. We had a great spot and I got watch beautiful women after beautiful women walking by as I ate. The party also starts really late there. I think we finished dinner around 1am and then went into one of the clubs, which had a ridiculous cover of 50 a person. I think it started filling up around 2:00-2:30am which is typical there. Anyways we partied our faces off until like 6 and then the chick I was with picked up one of the bartenders and brought her with us to the beach. A ton of people scoured onto the beach and continued to party until 10 or 11am. So make sure you have a nap in the evening so you can last all morning. Anyways I didn't get the 3sum I had planned on but I still banged the shit out of the girl I was with when we got back to the hotel.
Because I had just rolled into town NYE day it was tough to find a descent spot. I don't usually stay in hostels and after checking one or 2 out I decided it would be better to get my own hotel room. I paid 300 bucks for a pretty shitty room. Great logistics though as I was at the end of the peninsula and about 3 blocks from the bars. Too save money you can eat a lot of baked goods. They are cheap and filling. Plus drinking on the beach is a great way to prep before you go out and save money. I pretty much did just that the next couple nights and the prices at the bars were cut in half from NYE but still far more expensive then anywhere else on that continent.
If you are into surfing then this is a great spot. Had pretty big waves when I was there. I guess if you take a bus up to punta del diablo the waves are even better plus it is a true surfer town and everything is dirt cheap. I didn't go, but someone told me or I read it somewhere that there is no bank machine in the whole town, so bring cash with you.
Overall I had a great time there, but I don't think it was worth the cash spent. Still glad I did it once, as I don't go out on NYE if I am stuck in Canada.
From what country was the chick? did you meet her at the club?
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