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What do you think about Prague for NYE?

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(12-14-2013 05:21 PM)Greek kamaki Wrote:  
(12-13-2013 07:17 PM)GameTheory Wrote:  Greek Kamaki ~~~ would speaking Polish go well in CzRep ???

Speaking Russian would definitely go well in CR in case they regard you as an oligarch or at least as a wealthy Slavic brother.As long as Czechs get a gain financially they are able to speak all Slavic langauges.

Greek, I am going to have to call you on this. The west Slavs still have very strong feelings towards the Russians. They haven't forgotten what their 'big brother' did. Furthermore, the women didn't strike me as particularly materialistic. Czech Republic has one of the highest standard of livings in E. Europe.
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The Czechs have always used Russian presence as a counterbalance to German influence.If you go to Karlovy Vary you will notice some excellent business relations between the parts of the Slavic world.Russians and Czechs communicating fluently with each other.Moreover Slavs are ideal for making business with other Slavs.
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Am in Prague now. Like the vibe here so far. Am going to hit up a jazz club and then maybe Harley's as there's something going on there this evening. It's Monday so not expecting much but we'll see.

Any ideas other than the standard James Dean/Harleys/Maxxim & Karlovy places mentioned in the various Prague threads for later this week? Thx in advance.

FYI I did one day game approach in the Palladium mall but it went nowhere...think I'll need to get that part of my game going if I'm to have any luck here esp earlier in the week.

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(01-27-2014 11:35 AM)Akula Wrote:  Am in Prague now. Like the vibe here so far. Am going to hit up a jazz club and then maybe Harley's as there's something going on there this evening. It's Monday so not expecting much but we'll see.

Any ideas other than the standard James Dean/Harleys/Maxxim & Karlovy places mentioned in the various Prague threads for later this week? Thx in advance.

FYI I did one day game approach in the Palladium mall but it went nowhere...think I'll need to get that part of my game going if I'm to have any luck here esp earlier in the week.

Akula - keep up the updates as I was in Prague last August and there was a great amount of Czech women and tourists alike. I found Czech girls generally taller then their Ukrainian sisters and with better English. I look forward to a return visit sometime this year as Kiev will be write off unless things improve dramatically.
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(01-27-2014 03:48 PM)rishboy77 Wrote:  
(01-27-2014 11:35 AM)Akula Wrote:  Am in Prague now. Like the vibe here so far. Am going to hit up a jazz club and then maybe Harley's as there's something going on there this evening. It's Monday so not expecting much but we'll see.

Any ideas other than the standard James Dean/Harleys/Maxxim & Karlovy places mentioned in the various Prague threads for later this week? Thx in advance.

FYI I did one day game approach in the Palladium mall but it went nowhere...think I'll need to get that part of my game going if I'm to have any luck here esp earlier in the week.

Akula - keep up the updates as I was in Prague last August and there was a great amount of Czech women and tourists alike. I found Czech girls generally taller then their Ukrainian sisters and with better English. I look forward to a return visit sometime this year as Kiev will be write off unless things improve dramatically.

Will do.

What can I say but it was a slow Monday night. I feel like I walked over half the town during the day and was exhausted by about 7pm. Still on Moscow time which is 3 hours ahead of Prague so that's a little bit of a drag. So much to see really here. This city is literally like a fairy tale in winter.

Harley's was actually closed tonight and James Dean was dead at around 9 and so I just went to hear some live jazz and see what developed. Pretty much nothing did, but at least I got to hear some good music.

I blew two decent opportunities to open before dinner and am kicking myself a bit. Clearly I'm rusty on the day game angle and need to step it up and be more alert/opportunistic. I have to admit I'm out of my element, am not used to not speaking the language and need to recalibrate a bit. Given it's Monday I think the malls are my best shot tomorrow as the nightlife is non-existent early in the week.

As an aside, at the jazz club there was an American guy all over this 180+ pound land whale which pretty much disgusted me and got me preoccupied with what's wrong with America. This girl looked kinda like Lindy West and had the same sort of glasses/figure/demeanor etc. Yeah, that bad.

I didn't hear any specific Feminist-speak but at the beginning when I was at the bar ordering a beer it sure seemed like she was berating him a bit. Later on his frame seemed better (there was nobody at the club before the first set so I could pretty much hear everything) but he started touching and flirting with her and they were carrying on like best friends.

Just him being with this woman seemed odd (he was articulate and in shape (no homo)), but he seemed to be totally fine with it and really interested in her. It was almost like he felt he was lucky to be with her. WTF is up with some of these US guys these days? If this guy is any indication I have to agree that dudes should take a lot of the blame for even accepting these kids of huge, unfeminine, completely unattractive women. I guess maybe he doesn't know any better...but he's in Prague for Chrissake!

I thought I'd be focusing on sizing up the women here and making moves but instead I get sidetracked on a dead Monday night observing some clueless beta chasing a US land whale with reckless abandon! Kinda makes me feel like this now:

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Man. Fuck all that jazz club noise Akula.

That Palladium mall is a poosy gold mine. Troll the food court upstairs during the day, and even more targets available after work hours around 6pm. There are single girls seated working on laptops. "Excuse me...is there wifi there?" Act like a dumb tourist, and let her help you figure it out for a few minutes on your phone. Girls will bend over backwards to help you out. Then transition to, "Thank you so much. Sorry, I'm brand new. Are you from here?"

There are girls on line at the food court too. Get in line behind a cute one and ask, "excuse me! Is this place any good?....oh, ok. I've never been here before...what do you recommend?"

Troll outside the mall and intercept hot women commuting in via subway. "Excuse me! ...what's a good cafe around here?"

Do it a few dozen times until you get one who's hot to trot. Then suggest a coffee together. Then walk to the park. Makeout. Bring back to your room.

Worked for me when I was in Prague.

James Dean and Harleys are a joke compared to the quality available just walking around during the day.
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Ok, I just came came from Prague, I spent 4 days there but is it just me, or thw quality of pussy over there is slightly overrated? I didnt see that many hot girls as i thought I would see...I mean the city is amazing, I love it but the rest is no big deal to be honest... But maybe its just me.
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There are at least 8 malls that you can go to by Metro. Palladium is a good place to start because it's near the center. But it's a lot harder in there because for most of the girls it's either the place near work, or the place they go for serious shopping. A lot of other malls are in the neighborhoods where they live or where they go for a coffee than to cinema. The malls with a cinema are good because sometimes early Friday or Saturday evening girls go to eat something alone, then go to the cinema alone. some Tier I girls do this. Here's a list

Mall Name / Metro Stop / District / Babe Factor 1-10 / English ability 1- 10

--- Within 4 metro stops of Old Town

Palladium / Metro Namesti Republiky / Prague 1 / 6 / 7

Flora / Metro Flora / Prague 3 / 7 / 6 (cinema)

Novy Smichov / Metro Andel / Prague 5 / 7 / 5 (cinema)

Arkadia / Metro Pankrac / Prague 4 / 8 / 5

--- Within 20 min of City Center

Chodov / Metro Chodov / Prague 4 / 7 / 4 (best food court)

Zlicin / Metro Zlicin / Prague 5 / 6 / 4 (cinema)

Letnany / Metro Letnany / Prague 9 / 8 / 4 (the BIGGEST. Metro + bus :: difficult to find without help)

Galerie Harfa / Metro Ceskomoravska / Prague 8 / ? /? (only been here once)
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Hey Bro!

Can you put this explanation into an Excel Spreadsheet while saving it as a jpeg (via print screen) and then upload the image?

Would likely be easier that way. Btw +1 Thx!

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(01-27-2014 06:37 PM)Courage Reborn Wrote:  Man. Fuck all that jazz club noise Akula.

That Palladium mall is a poosy gold mine. Troll the food court upstairs during the day, and even more targets available after work hours around 6pm. There are single girls seated working on laptops. "Excuse me...is there wifi there?" Act like a dumb tourist, and let her help you figure it out for a few minutes on your phone. Girls will bend over backwards to help you out. Then transition to, "Thank you so much. Sorry, I'm brand new. Are you from here?"

There are girls on line at the food court too. Get in line behind a cute one and ask, "excuse me! Is this place any good?....oh, ok. I've never been here before...what do you recommend?"

Troll outside the mall and intercept hot women commuting in via subway. "Excuse me! ...what's a good cafe around here?"

Do it a few dozen times until you get one who's hot to trot. Then suggest a coffee together. Then walk to the park. Makeout. Bring back to your room.

Worked for me when I was in Prague.

James Dean and Harleys are a joke compared to the quality available just walking around during the day.

Good stuff thanks CR. Going to put some of this to work this week but having trouble getting started on day game as I don't do it very often. Got some sort of mild food poisoning late last night and didn't sleep well so today was pretty much a wash. Hoping I will feel better tomorrow. One thing is for sure I need to recalibrate as I don't speak the language and have to just use English.

Used Tinder today and got that ball rolling. Of course I get 2 hits from girls I'd matched with in Moscow - both are coming to Prague this Summer and we agreed to meet up then))

There are a ton of Russians here - every time I go outside I hear somebody speaking Russian. Have to work that angle somehow...shouldn't be too hard...

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(01-28-2014 01:09 PM)Brosemite Wrote:  Hey Bro!

Can you put this explanation into an Excel Spreadsheet while saving it as a jpeg (via print screen) and then upload the image?

Would likely be easier that way. Btw +1 Thx!

This better fucking work.

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Edit: OK it doesn't fucking work............follow the link - http://imgur.com/cMxGYd2
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Credit goes to Super Etoile. Just helping out.

   

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Sweet. actually it's probably a toss up between Palladium, Chodov and Letnany for the largest, but Letnany and Cerny Most have a Tesco plus other huge stores around so you get lots more every day girls with little money going through. But since most people will be walking around, the important thing is that the farther you get from the center, the more likely it is you'll find non-English speakers and raw talent. And yes, I already thought of another -- Cerny Most (Metro Cerny Most, Prague 9?) its ratings are similar to Letnany. This area has some tourist value too, as it's known for having a lot of the Soviet Era Housing Projects (panalaks in local jargon) as well as being really cheap. Lots of students live around there. If you get a chance to bone a girl in a panalak you should try it. Get the Soviet experience. Prefabricated housing, paper thin walls and so on.
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(01-28-2014 06:27 PM)JohnQPublic Wrote:  And yes, I already thought of another -- Cerny Most (Metro Cerny Most, Prague 9?) it's ratings are similar to Letnany. This area is known for having a lot of the Soviet Era Housing Projects (panalaks in local jargon) as well as being really cheap. Lots of students live around there. If you get a chance to bone a girl in a panalak you should try it. Get the Soviet experience. Prefabricated housing, paper thin walls and so on.

Safe enough to live for an expat? Just seems like it would make sense to love among the students. But I wonder how nice the apt could be if it is Soviet Era Housing.

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(01-28-2014 06:33 PM)samsamsam Wrote:  
(01-28-2014 06:27 PM)JohnQPublic Wrote:  And yes, I already thought of another -- Cerny Most (Metro Cerny Most, Prague 9?) it's ratings are similar to Letnany. This area is known for having a lot of the Soviet Era Housing Projects (panalaks in local jargon) as well as being really cheap. Lots of students live around there. If you get a chance to bone a girl in a panalak you should try it. Get the Soviet experience. Prefabricated housing, paper thin walls and so on.

Safe enough to live for an expat? Just seems like it would make sense to love among the students. But I wonder how nice the apt could be if it is Soviet Era Housing.

If you come from the West, you will probably think Panalaks are not nice at all. Don't know how easy it will be to find a place in one, but maybe on air bnb. If you see one, you'll know what it is. Looks like a small grey concrete skyscraper or a tall rectangular housing block. Usually there are lots of them in one area.

Panalaks

Safe? I haven't been there at night and wouldn't recommend it unless you know how to spot the danger signs (which is different for every country). I had a friend who told me he stayed in this type of area once, but closer in because it was really cheap. After one day, he moved to the center and paid 2x more because he didn't feel safe.
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(01-28-2014 06:39 PM)JohnQPublic Wrote:  
(01-28-2014 06:33 PM)samsamsam Wrote:  
(01-28-2014 06:27 PM)JohnQPublic Wrote:  And yes, I already thought of another -- Cerny Most (Metro Cerny Most, Prague 9?) it's ratings are similar to Letnany. This area is known for having a lot of the Soviet Era Housing Projects (panalaks in local jargon) as well as being really cheap. Lots of students live around there. If you get a chance to bone a girl in a panalak you should try it. Get the Soviet experience. Prefabricated housing, paper thin walls and so on.

Safe enough to live for an expat? Just seems like it would make sense to love among the students. But I wonder how nice the apt could be if it is Soviet Era Housing.

If you come from the West, you will probably think Panalaks are not nice at all. Don't know how easy it will be to find a place in one, but maybe on air bnb. If you see one, you'll know what it is. Looks like a small grey concrete skyscraper or a tall rectangular housing block. Usually there are lots of them in one area.

Panalaks

Safe? I haven't been there at night and wouldn't recommend it unless you know how to spot the danger signs (which is different for every country). I had a friend who told me he stayed in this type of area once, but closer in because it was really cheap. After one day, he moved to the center and paid 2x more because he didn't feel safe.

Hah these just look like most of the standard housing projects in Moscow - you don't have any choice really but to live in these sort of concrete block buildings for the most part Smile

Funny but even in the 'good' areas of Moscow you'd never know an apartment is great by walking up to the building or the entranceway/foyer. Most look pretty rough until you get into the apartments.

Back to Prague...thanks for the mall overview JohnQ - great info. I think I'm going to give Arkadia a shot today....let's see what unfolds...as I've said before my day game sucks so not expecting anything...will be an interesting challenge for me. Just watched some of Krauser's stuff so hopefully that will rub off.

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I've been living in Prague for the past year.

If you would like to stay here long-term, I would say LEARN CZECH!

Girls absolutely love it when you try. Everyone speaks English in the center of this city and it doesn't impress anyone at all. Prague might be the most tourist-raped city in the world, so girls are desensitized to the "English appeal." Actually, Czech guys go out all the time and front like they're foreign by speaking English.

I got a make-out/number from a 7 the other night because she thought my Czech was "adorable." It works.

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