Post: #226

Roosh -

"The first day of school there is "like an explosion," to use his words."

Just so we are on the same sheet of music, this is in regards to Wroclaw? Poznan? All of Poland?

I don't want to lose the plot here.

Come to think of it, I have a friend from Poland that has been trying to contact me in the states.

When I return, he is getting one of my first calls.

Post: #227

Can anyone offer info on how many couples in Wroclaw or other 2nd tier Poland cities they've seen with 20's girls 40+ guys? (That geezer would be me.)?

I know I can pull this off in Russia and Ukraine but don't know if it's worth giving it a try in Poland or should go straight to known happy hunting grounds...

Post: #228

iknow,

You asked about Poland, but not sure you knew that in Colombia, men over 40 are HIGHLY SOUGHT AFTER by college girls. And I'm talking some fine tail here. Younger women being seen with a MUCH older man is "status", and the men are by no means sugar daddies. I know this one cat who is 56, and is a taxi driver in Colombia...his gf is 17, and he pounds that tight pussy like it was his last meal so he tells me. That is very common to see.


Many men my age (36) are planning their pension and 401k retirement in some golf resort in America or EU. I am planning to be 50 and broke (by American standards) in Colombia....but very sexually happy.

Mixx

Post: #229

By the sounds of this thread, Mr.GM's idea for a Roosh convention might just happen after all....late September in Wroclaw.

Post: #230

Wroclaw is a slightly better version of Poznan. I probably should have went to Wroclaw since summer is shit in Poznan for nightlife. Some clubs actually shut down. Wednesday night used to be awesome. Just came home... alone... no hoes... because it was dead. I'm slightly depressed. Looks like I'll have to day game, something I didn't have to do.

At least I'm not in Denmark or USA.

Post: #231

(07-13-2011 08:58 PM)Roosh Wrote:  Wroclaw is a slightly better version of Poznan. I probably should have went to Wroclaw since summer is shit in Poznan for nightlife. Some clubs actually shut down. Wednesday night used to be awesome. Just came home... alone... no hoes... because it was dead. I'm slightly depressed. Looks like I'll have to day game, something I didn't have to do.

At least I'm not in Denmark or USA.

Damn, well you stayed out until 4am, persistence counts for something I guess.

Post: #232

(07-07-2011 06:50 AM)Roosh Wrote:  Some larger venues have dedicated smoker rooms or an entire floor where you can smoke. The smaller places make you go outside. I've never been to a bar/club that allowed smoking everywhere inside.

So it is different from Romania. Very few places in Bucharest (notably Starbucks) are completely non-smoking. A lot of places have non-smoking areas, but typically it is just a different room or even part of the room without any separators, so you still get the smell.

(07-13-2011 06:26 AM)KanyeWest Wrote:  What's the deal with visas for Americans? Are you limited to a 3/6 month stay or is that an EU total?

That's the Shenghen Area total, meaning for example you cannot legally stay 90 days in Poland and then move to France for the next three months, because both are Shenghen countries. Sure, a lot of people do it and don't get caught, but I know someone who was caught doing that for a while, and he is now banned from entering the Shenghen Area altogether.

Post: #233

Quote:he is now banned from entering the Shenghen Area altogether.

Did he not pay the fine? You have to overstay in Western europe (UK, Germany, Italy) AND not pay the exit fine to get banned.

Post: #234

(07-13-2011 08:10 PM)MiXX Wrote:  I know this one cat who is 56, and is a taxi driver in Colombia...his gf is 17, and he pounds that tight pussy like it was his last meal
Mixx

56. 17. This, like, made my evening.

This is going to cost me an airline ticket. Quite poetic description of how he bangs her..

Post: #235

(07-13-2011 09:27 PM)Roosh Wrote:  

Quote:he is now banned from entering the Shenghen Area altogether.

Did he not pay the fine? You have to overstay in Western europe (UK, Germany, Italy) AND not pay the exit fine to get banned.

This link covers a lot of over-stay scenarios written by a guy who seems to know his shit regarding the Schengen 90-day issue: http://www.vagabondjourney.com/travelhel...in-europe/

Hope it helps.

Post: #236

(07-13-2011 10:22 AM)MiXX Wrote:  September is a month exclusive for students to re-take failed exams from previous year, so NOT an ideal month to go.

So this means those girls who partied all of last semester and cut class to get shit-faced would be back in town first... I like!


Re: Shengen - you might make a short visit to a nearby EU country that is not in Shengen yet. These are, I think, only Bulgaria and Romania at this time.
All the former Yugoslavia countries are not in Shengen either, but they are not in the EU too, so need to check whether an American can enter visa-free. I think you can, it's not like Russia.
So depending on what the fine is, it may be cheaper to get a Wizz Air ticket to Romania or Bulgaria instead.

Post: #237

(07-13-2011 06:36 PM)iknowexactly Wrote:  Can anyone offer info on how many couples in Wroclaw or other 2nd tier Poland cities they've seen with 20's girls 40+ guys?

In Bangkok, I saw so many older guys (aged 50-70) with young girls. Wroclaw is clearer not like that, however during my short time here, I saw a young girl (maybe 20) with a guy in his late 30s. I also saw some old Japanese guys get shot down by 19 yr old girls.

Post: #238

(07-14-2011 02:16 AM)K-man Wrote:  

(07-13-2011 10:22 AM)MiXX Wrote:  September is a month exclusive for students to re-take failed exams from previous year, so NOT an ideal month to go.

So this means those girls who partied all of last semester and cut class to get shit-faced would be back in town first... I like!

I'm thinking those party girls will be to busy trying to pass in Sept. So they don't waste a year as this is their second chance.

Mixx

Post: #239

(07-13-2011 09:27 PM)Roosh Wrote:  Did he not pay the fine? You have to overstay in Western europe (UK, Germany, Italy) AND not pay the exit fine to get banned.

He did pay the fine (it happened in Zurich and the fine was tough - something like 500EUR but he had to pay in CHF). However he had something like three overstays in two years, and his last overstay was over 180 days. Probably he just pissed off too many people.

Post: #240

Yeah my plan is to do one massive overstay, pay the fine, then hope for the best. I haven't read anything about people getting banned if you overstay once and exit out of an eastern european country. I know I'm taking the risk, but I do have a second passport that I can use just in case I want to come back while a ban is in place.

Post: #241

Roosh et al, this may have been answered already, but what is the BEST answer you can give to Polish girls as to why you are in the country for 1 month or more?

Mixx

Post: #242

(07-14-2011 02:16 AM)K-man Wrote:  

(07-13-2011 10:22 AM)MiXX Wrote:  September is a month exclusive for students to re-take failed exams from previous year, so NOT an ideal month to go.

Re: Shengen - you might make a short visit to a nearby EU country that is not in Shengen yet. These are, I think, only Bulgaria and Romania at this time. So depending on what the fine is, it may be cheaper to get a Wizz Air ticket to Romania or Bulgaria instead.

No, it's not that easy. You can't go to a non shengen country for a short visit and reset the 90 days. You can only stay 90 days in a 6 month period. So, if you stay 90 days in one shot, you have to be out for a full 90 days before coming back in.

If you overstay the 90 days, what about crossing in to non shengen countries by land? And then flying back to US or Canada or where ever? Do they have exit border controls at land crossings too?

Post: #243

Has anyone checked out Warsaw yet? It seems like everyone has frowned on the larger cities of Poland but It still has to have great talent. I was thinking about dropping though there for a few days to check it out early August on the way to Berlin.

Post: #244

Even Polish people trash Warsaw. I haven't heard anything good about it.

Post: #245

(07-17-2011 05:43 AM)Roosh Wrote:  Even Polish people trash Warsaw. I haven't heard anything good about it.

I doubt that statement as there's no way a city of 1.8 million can suck especially when compared to Washington, DC. I have quite a few Polish friends in DC (and some au-pairs) who claim that after Krakow Warsaw has the second best nightlife. Pictures like this can't lie:

Post: #246

that could be any strip club in any eastern european city, i wouldnt call that great nightlife

Post: #247

(07-16-2011 05:43 AM)Roosh Wrote:  Yeah my plan is to do one massive overstay, pay the fine, then hope for the best. I haven't read anything about people getting banned if you overstay once and exit out of an eastern european country.

You can also leave through Italy. When I've been to Rome they didn't check the passport, just looked at it and gave it back. Took less than a second.

Quote:I know I'm taking the risk, but I do have a second passport that I can use just in case I want to come back while a ban is in place.

If your first/last name, DOB and country of birth is the same in both passports, it won't help.

Post: #248

(07-18-2011 09:44 PM)Brian Wrote:  that could be any strip club in any eastern european city, i wouldnt call that great nightlife

Agreed. Unless, hovering in/out of strip clu s is your idea of nightlife. I personally don't bother with strip clubs in tier 1 cities, unless I'm taking a girl there as a date.


Mixx

Post: #249

@ Mixx

I thought the whole point was never answer a girl's questions with a direct answer. Unless it's NO!

My default answer to that question is always ("What do you do?"): "I rob banks" or you could just say you're on the run from the law. That sounds funner.

If you REALLY want to tell her, tell the truth:

you do mini-retirements every couple years to try something new. Get into your philosophy about the importance of intellectual rejuvenation and how important it is for you to travel - it keeps you on your toes, prevents you from slipping into dull daily routines, challenges you, inspires you to do, see and feel more. Quote T.S. Eliot:

We shall not cease from exploration
And the end of all our exploring
Will be to arrive where we started
And know that place for the first time.

Which is all true - at least it's how I understand the "philosophy" of the life-style artist. Can't do much exploring from a cubicle.

I dunno. Any old dumb shit that will give the girl good feelings and has nothing to do with logic ought to be a good answer

Post: #250

@paideia

True. Never directly answer a girls question. However, I have to calibrate my game to the culture of Polish girls which I know little about.

Polish girls are quick to interrogate a possible sex tourist like in Ukraine I hear, so I am trying to measure what is working abd what is not.

I can only say I'm a porn star ir bank robber so long, but these Polish girls don't get that type of humor.

Mixx