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(02-13-2013 01:22 AM)reppin_the_847 Wrote:  After all, this is also the home of Bollywood. And all Indian troll jokes aside, the fine chicas in Bollywood will give most fellas even on this forum a nice solid stiffy. You see, unlike the Indian trolls that invade this forum from time to time, I get way more excited typically by the more exotic, ethnic women in comparison to some whitebread Nancy next door type. Even the blonde cheerleader doesn't do it for me. Give me a brunette over a blonde anyway.

+1

Totally agree here 100%. There is a certain type of Indian woman that is incredibly hot. Riya Sen is one of those most beautiful women in the world IMO.




The Bollywood tier is right up there with the top level talent of Colombia.

Post: #27

its hard to get into that bollywood tier of clubs for us indians born abroad, weirdly they look down on us, plus there's loads of us travelling to india each other giving it the big shot vibe.

Post: #28

I want to marry Bipasha Basu...anyone have her #?

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(02-13-2013 08:15 AM)bojangles Wrote:  its hard to get into that bollywood tier of clubs for us indians born abroad, weirdly they look down on us, plus there's loads of us travelling to india each other giving it the big shot vibe.

True, they aren't enamored by Indians from abroad, but they are still in awe of western foreigners. So, if you went down with one of your buddies from the UK, it would be quite easy to get in. The other option is to cultivate local contacts, which may not be that difficult if you have a good story.

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(02-13-2013 01:22 AM)reppin_the_847 Wrote:  I heard that cocktails in some of Mumbai's top nightlife spots can run as much as what you'd pay in NYC (even with the exchange rate).

Back to India....the other folks that might have some money to burn are the people making money in the tech sector. Not sure about the club scene, but some of this IT money is certainly floating around Mumbai, and especially Bangalore, Hyderabad, etc.

Not just in top night spots, but in any club in where you get middle/upper class Indians going for a drink, you are going to pay $7 to $10 for a mixed drink.

It's not the IT money, those guys are all salaried employees. The people that are spending the big bucks are the ones who have undeclared black market income. They have cash to burn, and they don't want any receipts. People have made incredible amounts of money on real estate. Farmers have become millionaires. A lot of money is floating around in the underground economy. They can't put it in the bank, so it's spent on bars, shopping and expensive trips abroad.

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(02-13-2013 11:56 AM)ManAbout Wrote:  It's not the IT money, those guys are all salaried employees. The people that are spending the big bucks are the ones who have undeclared black market income. They have cash to burn, and they don't want any receipts. People have made incredible amounts of money on real estate. Farmers have become millionaires. A lot of money is floating around in the underground economy. They can't put it in the bank, so it's spent on bars, shopping and expensive trips abroad.

How impossible is it for a foreigner to open a business there?

Kinda impossible? or super impossible?

WIA

Post: #32

(02-13-2013 05:05 PM)WestIndianArchie Wrote:  How impossible is it for a foreigner to open a business there?

Kinda impossible? or super impossible?

WIA

I heard the only barrier to opening a business in india is a reluctance to pay bribes.

Post: #33

(02-13-2013 12:09 AM)brianmark Wrote:  Almost everybody that goes to India gets deathly sick from eating something they shouldn't have.

I'd have to disagree with the idea of one incredible adventure for every 10 days you are there. I'd say there something incredible happening every other day, either good or bad!

No. I know of 3 people who have travelled India, in a similar way that i did, and met a dozen plus others there who are know 'facebook friend types'. Only one of them, besides me, became deathly ill. So, no. Not almost everybody.
What is the case, however, is that many become ill. That's to say that they have diaorreah (it's the same runny sh*t however you spell it) , some fever (muscle ache, headaches etc) etc etc. That's just ill.

And, well, maybe something incredible is happening every other day if your life was relatively tame and nondescript before that. Or you define incredible rather loosely. Otherwise 1/10 days as an average, for something damn cool (or perhaps not cool, but interesting - in a genuine not pretending to be amused type of way) to happen, is just about fine, dandy and sexier than 'that' chick in La Meglio Gioventu.

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(02-13-2013 05:05 PM)WestIndianArchie Wrote:  How impossible is it for a foreigner to open a business there?

Kinda impossible? or super impossible?

WIA

Not impossible at all. Lots of foreign companies doing business in India. Food franchises are very popular, Indians love to eat out. Fashion, Zara has a few outlets there now, and the prices aren't different from what you pay in the west. The biggest challenge, if you are looking to do something consumer focused, is finding a good location. Mall space can be difficult and expensive. If you are serious though, I can put you in touch with some guys who work with mall developers in India and have the contacts to help you get set up.

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I've been 3 times now, never got deathly sick but then I'm careful with food there, would love to go back one day but im spending a lot of time at the moment on travelling elsewhere

Post: #36

Man, I just wasted six weeks in India. Fourth trip there. It is the most awful place in the entire world to get laid. Even the Mideast is better. Just seeing ppl post on here about it makes me sick. Let's just all stop about India- it sucks. It will never be good in our lifetimes. No one in the history of the world has ever gone to India and gotten laid. Done.

Post: #37

^^^ what part did you visit ?

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(02-14-2013 10:08 PM)nomadicdude Wrote:  Man, I just wasted six weeks in India. Fourth trip there. It is the most awful place in the entire world to get laid. Even the Mideast is better. Just seeing ppl post on here about it makes me sick. Let's just all stop about India- it sucks. It will never be good in our lifetimes. No one in the history of the world has ever gone to India and gotten laid. Done.

Again, where did you go? If you spent 6 weeks with your grandparents in some third tier Indian city, then yes I agree with you.

Vorkuta has written up some pretty good stuff about getting laid successfully in India, search his posts. He even banged a Bollywood starlet if I recall.

While I was there, I saw Russian girls hooking up with local dark skinned Goan dudes, a British plumber pick up an Australian girl and take her back to his room, I banged a Ukrainian girl who I pipelined off Mamba and had chances to close with a TV producer from Moscow and an Israeli chick from Tel Aviv if I hadn't messed up.

Post: #39

India has tons of Western chicks and Eastern European chicks who are traveling around and partying a lot.

I wrote a blogpost of pictures and a video of: Incredible India: The Good

http://partytravelsexlove.com/2013/02/16...-the-good/

Post: #40

(02-13-2013 01:54 AM)speakeasy Wrote:  

(02-13-2013 01:22 AM)reppin_the_847 Wrote:  After all, this is also the home of Bollywood. And all Indian troll jokes aside, the fine chicas in Bollywood will give most fellas even on this forum a nice solid stiffy. You see, unlike the Indian trolls that invade this forum from time to time, I get way more excited typically by the more exotic, ethnic women in comparison to some whitebread Nancy next door type. Even the blonde cheerleader doesn't do it for me. Give me a brunette over a blonde anyway.

+1

Totally agree here 100%. There is a certain type of Indian woman that is incredibly hot. Riya Sen is one of those most beautiful women in the world IMO.




The Bollywood tier is right up there with the top level talent of Colombia.

Riya sens video has been out for quite a while now (NSFW)..
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5cq7q_...SDVuaX2-f4

Post: #41

That they are so conservative in India is such a waste. If they had the same cultural mindset as in Thailand it would be a huge paradise, plus it would quickly develop from the tourism it would attract. Maybe the leaders should think about that. The problem in that kind of country actually comes from the men who are extremely possessive and insecure, not from the women. If they would just let go of that insecurity, it would be all fine. China is much better in that respect.

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(02-12-2013 08:20 PM)Mersault Wrote:  

(02-12-2013 07:26 PM)GameTheory Wrote:  

(02-11-2013 11:50 PM)Cyclone Wrote:  My indian friend (actually from Nepal) told me she want to some club with some of her cousins and chicks got really wild there. I.e. girls would be hitting on guys, aggressively, and they were the white-skin types that would sneak out of their parents' homes at midnight and stuff.

That type of scene is out there - you just can't find it as a tourist (maybe a student, or intern)

name of club and location?

(02-12-2013 10:29 AM)Mersault Wrote:  ... I almost died there....

OMG what happened? where you attacked ?

No, i wasn't attacked. The story isn't that interesting, and i won't embellish it for the sake of the forum, so i won't bore you with it.
Suffice to say, I became ill (a type of virus) and almost died. Not to say i was resuscitated, no, i wasn't flat lining, it wasn't dramatic, but had i not sought help and stumbled into a hospital i would have soon died.

Anyway. Reading back through the posts on here you'd be tempted to think that anybody reading this who hadn't been to India would be put off going. I'd like to stake a counter claim. Go. By all means go.
[...]

any recommendations for a complete newby to India? i know of Goa, but are there any other parts that won't get me infected and killed by some exotic strain of virus ?

Post: #44

(03-02-2013 06:34 PM)GameTheory Wrote:  

(02-12-2013 08:20 PM)Mersault Wrote:  

(02-12-2013 07:26 PM)GameTheory Wrote:  

(02-11-2013 11:50 PM)Cyclone Wrote:  My indian friend (actually from Nepal) told me she want to some club with some of her cousins and chicks got really wild there. I.e. girls would be hitting on guys, aggressively, and they were the white-skin types that would sneak out of their parents' homes at midnight and stuff.

That type of scene is out there - you just can't find it as a tourist (maybe a student, or intern)

name of club and location?

(02-12-2013 10:29 AM)Mersault Wrote:  ... I almost died there....

OMG what happened? where you attacked ?

No, i wasn't attacked. The story isn't that interesting, and i won't embellish it for the sake of the forum, so i won't bore you with it.
Suffice to say, I became ill (a type of virus) and almost died. Not to say i was resuscitated, no, i wasn't flat lining, it wasn't dramatic, but had i not sought help and stumbled into a hospital i would have soon died.

Anyway. Reading back through the posts on here you'd be tempted to think that anybody reading this who hadn't been to India would be put off going. I'd like to stake a counter claim. Go. By all means go.
[...]

any recommendations for a complete newby to India? i know of Goa, but are there any other parts that won't get me infected and killed by some exotic strain of virus ?

I'm not sure what you are after. If you want adventure, begin in Rajasthan and work your way north towards Amritsar. The final part of the journey will most likely require coach / bus. It is a long way but for much of it trains should connect you via Delhi or maybe even Chandigar. It can be quite dangerous up in the far north east. It is tribal. Act accordingly.

If you want Wes Anderson style traveling go to see the ghats in Varanasi and work your way north east towards Nepal. You will see plenty of other westerners doing this type of route (3 or 4 per 1000 people each train) and some of those yoga ashram chicks are easier than yoghurt. If you manage to get all the way to Kathmandu (pretty easy and straightforward to get to) then you might as well venture into the Himalayas. Find yourself a team to go with and bang the chicks on the way up and way down. If you are under 40 and in decent shape you won't need a guide or porter. Make sure your insurance covers you for Nepal.

Goa is pretty lame. Best part about it is the beaches but even these aren't that great compared to other countries. Plenty of Scandinavian / American / Canadian / German types on a backpacking year out who think they are in the coolest place on earth and down to bang. Banging in Goa is relatively straight forward if you have any type of effective game to work on 18-24 year old students. Quality of chick is pretty 'meh' though.

Much of the south is pretty lame. Some might tell you to go to Kerala. Anybody with an interest in social anthropology will tell you this place is fascinating. In a sense it is. In a typical sense though, it is a huge dump. The amount of rubbish that people spew about places like Fort Cochin or whatever it is called makes me lose faith in human judgement. Eh. Of course, there is perspective, each to their own, beauty is in the eye of the beholder and so forth, yes, but, also, there is an aesthetic standard that connects to language and enables us to make sense of words like 'nice' and 'beautiful'. If you throw it around so easily and say, well, yeah, forget about it.

Dude. I don't know what you are after in India. You mention not becoming ill, well, I don't know. You might become ill anywhere. Nowhere in India is cleaner than somewhere else really. Ok, one part of Mumbai is cleaner than another, for example, but, to a westerner, well, it is all dirty. If you are scared of being ill, then don't go.
If you only want to bang Indian chicks then go to London. If you want to bang Scandinavian backpackers then go to La Paz and pretend you're Jewish and just out of the army. If you want adventure and, basically, to pass time enjoyably (after all, that is all that adventure amounts to, to me) then go to India and take trains all around the country. Anything specific, just PM me and i will let you know what i know.

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You must be at the right place in India ! India has everything you need .

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India is full of action, provided you can hunt for it .


https://fbcdn-sphotos-b-a.akamaihd.net/h...1991_o.jpg

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Riya sen is an actress . We know we not gonna get her booty so easily . So why to look at celebs .
Here I am posting pics of ordinary people . Have fun !




the one on the extreme left is totally bang-able what do you say guys ?

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Spent a month in Bangalore. Tourist spots of india are ok ish, I haven't been. Wander into real india, that's when the shit gets real.

It's an experience for sure, somewhat life changing. Worked basically 7 days a week while I was there. Flirted heavy with hotel chick she was feeling it, never did anything with it though.

Went to the club last night I was there, didn't talk to any broads but they were out for sure, lots of potentials. Quality was about on par with what is posted above. I can tell you for sure keep your head on a swivel if you walk around with an Indian chick on your arm more than once or twice for extended period of time. May be fine, may get some harassment.

Sadly I was there before i started changing my life and reading about game. No flags.

Men are super aggressive and possessive. You will get really sick, you will see extreme poverty, disfigurement, rudeness, everyone will want to take advantage of you, and if you're adventurous you'll probably have some of the best food of your life. India is like dating a psychopath, high highs and really low lows.