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(03-23-2010 06:00 PM)loosewin Wrote:  How about some pictures? Seriously, hot is relative, and I want to see what you're talking about.

Yeah, I've been wanting to post pictures and really give the forum an accurate idea of what to expect here. But to be honest I just dont feel comfortable posting the girls pics. I mean I would obviously want to black out my own face in the pictures as others here have done, so I feel real sleazy about posting their faces.
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(03-23-2010 06:22 PM)Roosh Wrote:  About how much is a one bedroom or studio? I'm guessing $800 in nueva cordoba, maybe $600 elsewhere?

http://www.espaciostemporarios.com.ar/de...tamento=38

The one above costs about 700 month. I got an inside tour. Pretty nice. Brand new. perfect location.
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(03-23-2010 06:32 PM)PartyTime Wrote:  
(03-23-2010 06:22 PM)Roosh Wrote:  About how much is a one bedroom or studio? I'm guessing $800 in nueva cordoba, maybe $600 elsewhere?

http://www.espaciostemporarios.com.ar/de...tamento=38

The one above costs about 700 month. I got an inside tour. Pretty nice. Brand new. perfect location.

That place looks perfect to hang your hat for a few months.

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RE: PartyTime's Cordoba Thread
(03-23-2010 06:27 PM)PartyTime Wrote:  
(03-23-2010 06:00 PM)loosewin Wrote:  How about some pictures? Seriously, hot is relative, and I want to see what you're talking about.

Yeah, I've been wanting to post pictures and really give the forum an accurate idea of what to expect here. But to be honest I just dont feel comfortable posting the girls pics. I mean I would obviously want to black out my own face in the pictures as others here have done, so I feel real sleazy about posting their faces.

Yeah, I feel what your saying. Blocking out faces would be the only solution. I was just curious because you guys keep on raving about the girls there.
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Yeah the women are amazing, if you're from the U.S. you will never want to go home. About the apartments, I was paying 500 US for a badass 1 bedroom, 2 balconies, everything in Nueva Cba. I found it through networking/asking around alot, and turned out to be cheaper than the online prices.

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(03-24-2010 10:44 AM)baberuth Wrote:  Yeah the women are amazing, if you're from the U.S. you will never want to go home. About the apartments, I was paying 500 US for a badass 1 bedroom, 2 balconies, everything in Nueva Cba. I found it through networking/asking around alot, and turned out to be cheaper than the online prices.

What online sites did you use?

How long did you stay there for?

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What is Nueva Cba like?
Are there parks or nice outdoor space nearby to go running?
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(03-24-2010 07:53 PM)toddh Wrote:  What is Nueva Cba like?
Are there parks or nice outdoor space nearby to go running?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GpvmYTfwlFE
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Yes there is a gigantic park called Parque Sarmiento. I jog there all the time. Also has nice outdoor spaces, soccer fields, pull up bars, a nice pond (good for romantic dates), a zoo, a little amusement park (I bounced a girl there last week on our day2).

Roosh, can I post pictures here and take them down later?
03-25-2010 12:15 AM
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G: I can't quite remember, the departamentos site was one and the others have been posted. I was living there for almost four months.

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Awesome info in here about Cordoba. I'm very tempted to give this place a try.
How's the weather in Cordoba? Hot, tropical all year long? or has 4 distinct seasons?

Keep up the great info about Cordoba and Argie women coming guys!
Oh and for those of us who haven't had much time spent yet in Argentina (I only spent a week in BA which I enjoyed a lot), would you guys be kind enough to explain what exactly is a "histerica" chica and also define with examples, what is meant when you say "mala onde" and "buena onda" when approaching said chica argentina histerica.

Thanks again guys.

Cheers.
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(03-24-2010 10:23 PM)PartyTime Wrote:  
(03-24-2010 07:53 PM)toddh Wrote:  What is Nueva Cba like?
Are there parks or nice outdoor space nearby to go running?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GpvmYTfwlFE

Thanks for posting this!Looks a very pleasant city from that video. Reminds me a lot about Curitiba.
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If you live anywhere in Nuevo Cordoba, is public transport good enough where everything you need is easy to access including nightlife? Or is NC pretty spread out?
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(03-25-2010 03:43 PM)Vacancier Permanent Wrote:  .
How's the weather in Cordoba? Hot, tropical all year long? or has 4 distinct seasons?

Average temperature and precipitation charts:

http://www.weather.com/outlook/travel/bu...rom=search

if you are from a dry climate, factor in the humidity in summer.
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(03-25-2010 04:54 PM)UgSlayer Wrote:  If you live anywhere in Nuevo Cordoba, is public transport good enough where everything you need is easy to access including nightlife? Or is NC pretty spread out?

Not spread out. You can see a map of it in the very begining of that video I posted. Its about 6 large bocks wide & long. You can walk from one end to the other in about 20 min. And the walk is lively with lots of people and shops everywhere. We've never taken a bus. We rarely take taxi's. Our transportation expenses are almost literally nothing.
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Just got here about a day ago. Initial impressions after my 2.5 year absence:

1. Did the girls get a tiny bit less attractive? I think I spent too much time in brazil.

2. Did the girls get a lot friendlier? Getting crazy eye contact in the mall. Got a number of a very mediocre girl there. Other female store staff has been overtly friendly and helpful.

3. Prices are a little more expensive but still pretty cheap coming from Brazil. A looong taxi ride from the airport cost 45 pesos ($12), which is the same as between Botafogo and Lapa in Rio.

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Haha c'mon Roosh, the girls are gorgeous.

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good stuff. my next-next-next trip might be in cordoba. how long will ya'll be there for?
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(04-03-2010 11:28 AM)baberuth Wrote:  Haha c'mon Roosh, the girls are gorgeous.

I agree but they're missing the Brazilian vibe that apparently I've been taking for granted.

(04-03-2010 01:59 PM)Tama Wrote:  good stuff. my next-next-next trip might be in cordoba. how long will ya'll be there for?

One or two months

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Alright I've been here 3 months and I'm ready to start drawing up some conclusions about the notorious Cordoba, Argentina.

Let's start with some basic touristy stuff:

You don't come to Cordoba for the same reasons that you go to Rome. There really aren't very many picture-taking opportunities or interesting sights to see. Come here to experience the best of Argentine culture. Here is my must-do list for guys coming for a short visit:

1. Go to Paseo de Buen Pastor and share a mate with some Argie friends. Hopefully you get some good weather. It's very easy to make new friends here if you're American so just approach some sets and it won't be long before you're sitting and chilling with them. In my opinion, this is the best way to experience the real Argentina.

2. Eat some parilla. You can get this anywhere in Argentina. The meat here is world famous, find out why. Don't forget the malbec.

3. Go to La Feria de Artesanias in Zona Norte on a Saturday or Sunday. Amazing selection of handcrafted Argentinian crafts at great prices. Recommend buying a mate, a knife, and some leather. Try the homemade salami.

4. See a peña. This is where you experience Argentine folk culture. Live music, wine, empanadas. Drink some wine and dance to musica folklore, merriment abounds.

5. Make sure you drink some fernet with coke, and try the dulce de leche in a pastry. They are both overrated IMO, but Argies are most proud of these, so indulge.

6. Don't miss out on the nightlife. Argentina is known for going very, very late. At least once, party until 8am. If you're not sure where to go, I recommend milling around Rondeau street which is near Buen Pastor. If you want to make out with 18 year olds, check out Mitre. Your best experience will be if you make some local friends and party with them. If you're with a good local crew, you'll start with a previa, then a bar, then a boliche, then Buen Pastor or back to somebody's place.

7. Take a day trip to a little town in the Sierras. Carlos Paz is the most popular (not a little town) and it's less than an hour away by bus. Lots of stuff to do there, I recommend leaving early so you have a full day.

Overall, if you come to Cordoba don't act like a typical tourist. Keep your guard down as nobody will try to rip you off here. Start conversations and make instant friends!

More coming...
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Hi, Im coming to cordoba in mid may and will be staying there for a few months. Im enrolled to take group classes at one of the schools.

I have a couple questions

Any decent gyms?
Any recommendations for a spanish tutor on the cheap? maybe a university student

thanks
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Such a stark contrast to my 3 months experience in Buenos Aires... Cordoba definitely seems to be the place to be.

I fucking love Fernet and Coke, btw... going to look everywhere in the States for some when I get back.
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There's gyms everywhere. For a tutor I know a couple girls who charge 20 pesos/hour. you can PM me for their email

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Banging girls in Cordoba.

The bad:

Ok guys, you will get laid much less in Cordoba than probably most other places in South America or the US.

Someone on here said that you will bang 3x more chicks in Colombia, all other things being equal. Based on my experience so far, I think that may be true. The reason is that Argentinian girls for the most part simply don't have sex like in other countries.

When you come here, you think that you're going to do great, because:

1. There are so few other gringos.
2. There are so many bangable girls, and they all take care of themselves.
3. Girls love to go out and party at the bars and discos.
4. Its easy to get numbers, and even make-outs are fairly easy.
5. The girls are very interested in American culuture.
6. The girls are horny.

Throw all this away, because they don't want to have sex with you. Nope! I think that Argie girls on average must have about 1/4 the number of parters as American girls. No joke. It has nothing to do with being a foreigner, because local guys get even less!

*Disclaimer: most of the girls that I have gamed are under 23, but even older girls are still extremely hard.


The good:

I've said this before... Cordoba has the hottest white girls I've ever seen.

Many of the girls are attainable, but you really have to tweak your game. I've seen American guys do ok here, but it takes work. Realistically, you can get a decent notch per month, based on the foreign guys I've talked to here.

Here are my conclusions for the best ways to get them:

1. Friends of friends (of friends) is the way to go. Make lots and lots of friends every way you can. The more english they speak, the more valuable that friend will be for you.
2. Numbers are worthless, emails are worthless. If you are going out to collect these at night in hopes of a day 2, you will lose. These are only good if you have a mutual friend or you've seen her a few times already.
3. Night game is very very hard. Don't even bother with cold approaches at night unless you're going to escalate like crazy and go for the SNL. Argie guys are known for being pretty aggressive here, which is combination of severe blue balls and the fact that this strategy can work.
4. Girls here don't want to be alone with you too soon. Expect lots of group meetings. The best time to make a move on a girl is when your group goes out to a club.

Once you have a girl, most likely you can keep banging her and chances are you'll want to. There aren't very many bitches in Cordoba.



Overall:

The women here are the most beautiful I've seen, but don't come here for the girls.

If you are looking for a country that speaks spanish but prefer white girls, Argentina is the place for you. As I've said before, the lifestyle here is great and many parts of Nueva Cordoba remind me of Barcelona, except at 1/3 the cost. This place is also good if you're looking for a challenge or to improve your game. If you're simply looking for notches, go somewhere else...
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Great post. If you guys are struggling then that's saying something. How goes the model scouting? Smile

I'm wondering if you can meet these requirements in a second tier Brazilian city (BH, Porto Alegre, Vitoria etc.), but language would be the big issue.

(05-03-2010 03:29 AM)gringoed Wrote:  1. There are so few other gringos.
2. There are so many bangable girls, and they all take care of themselves.
3. Girls love to go out and party at the bars and discos.
4. Its easy to get numbers, and even make-outs are fairly easy.
5. The girls are very interested in American culuture.
6. The girls are horny.
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