Post: #26

(05-10-2011 09:15 AM)MiXX Wrote:  You know, I closely looked at that scarf (top picture), and I have the same one. It's a Calvin Klein very delicate scarf that gets LOTS of female attention whenever I wear it.

Mixx

HA! I have one very similar to it. Girls love it for some reason.

Post: #27

Thats a story you can tell your grandkids haha.

Post: #28

Lol at the 2nd picture Mystik. He looks like a hispanic version of Malibus most wanted. I don't dress like the first guy but I'm going to get a new wardrobe before I travel. I wanna look GQ and as clean as I can

Post: #29

(05-10-2011 05:04 PM)houston Wrote:  Lol at the 2nd picture Mystik. He looks like a hispanic version of Malibus most wanted. I don't dress like the first guy but I'm going to get a new wardrobe before I travel. I wanna look GQ and as clean as I can

If you are going to western Europe then don't buy clothes before you travel. There is at least a one year lag between North America and Europe in terms of fashion (and a 4-5 yr lag for Asia (excluding japan) and South America). So you wardrobe will already be out of fashion when you land in Europe.

Post: #30

(05-10-2011 05:04 PM)houston Wrote:  Lol at the 2nd picture Mystik. He looks like a hispanic version of Malibus most wanted. I don't dress like the first guy but I'm going to get a new wardrobe before I travel. I wanna look GQ and as clean as I can

What kind of garms do you sport? I notice guys over here don't really like the really formal look. The first thing I do with my first fat paycheque over here was hop the border and purchase a nice suit, trousers and some nice comfy shoes.

I've gone on dates and women have felt uneasy and confused because I am wearing dress shoes and not timbs or North Carolina blues.

One thing I can say about London is, guys were dressed up extra criss out there. Guys would embezzle just to get an Armani suit, Moschino trousers, bowler hat.

No fly garms, no pussy.

Standard.

Post: #31

(05-11-2011 12:00 PM)Moma Wrote:  I've gone on dates and women have felt uneasy and confused because I am wearing dress shoes and not timbs or North Carolina blues.


Standard.

Interesting.

Moma, is this in Montreal that you are talking about? Normally, I sport a nice Armani or Sean John suit whenever I go out on "dates" or clubbin' just to stand out from all the Ed Hardy t-shirt douchebags.

Mixx

Post: #32

(05-11-2011 12:18 PM)MiXX Wrote:  

(05-11-2011 12:00 PM)Moma Wrote:  I've gone on dates and women have felt uneasy and confused because I am wearing dress shoes and not timbs or North Carolina blues.


Standard.

Interesting.

Moma, is this in Montreal that you are talking about? Normally, I sport a nice Armani or Sean John suit whenever I go out on "dates" or clubbin' just to stand out from all the Ed Hardy t-shirt douchebags.

Mixx

I experience this in Toronto. I should stop using Toronto as a benchmark as it is not even an accurate depiction of Canada. Toronto is the exception to the Canadian rule.

When I go outside of Toronto, I don't have time for dates (usually on there for a couple of nights or so). Thus meaning, It's SNL or nothing. The game is probably stepped up in Montreal, I'm always amazed at how well the women are dressed in Montreal. That French chic definitely rubs off on them.

Post: #33

How important is having a car in Montreal? A buddy is up there this week, and he strongly advises against it because parking is an absolute bitch. Even worse than NYC he says. Is depending on metro a good idea? I figure you can even game girls on trains too like NYC - right?

What's up Canada Pros?

Mixx

Post: #34

I'd suggest against getting a car in MTL mainly because the roads are in bad shape, small and the signalisation can be confusing to someone like you not used to the european system (ie signs too small and ony shown at the last moment) in small streets (the complete opposite of the American/English Canada street signalisation). Subway is good, fast, reliable, cheap and girls are easily approachable, specially if you're well dressed and you use the lost tourist card. Open them with "Pardon, j'aimerais aller à....mais je ne sais pas comment." (excuse me, I'd like to go to...( name of place), but I don't know how), then take it from there. Let them know you're from Miami Bitch, erm, meant Miami Beach and let your latino flair do the rest compadre.

Post: #35

For a non-french speaker, how well could I expect to get around (and down) in Montreal.

Post: #36

(05-27-2011 03:37 AM)Vicious Wrote:  For a non-french speaker, how well could I expect to get around (and down) in Montreal.

I just got word form a gringo friend of mine who speaks ZERO french, or any other language and said that everyone in MTL speaks English...he had no issues going to Starbucks or any cafe/restaurant/lounge, asking directions, ordering meals and moving around anywhere with American English only.

Now, he was not there to game women as he is married and went there with his wife. However, neither had issues anywhere with English only.

Of course, I will still learn some Basic French as it adds an element of interest to women when it comes to game.

Mixx

Post: #37

Mixx, I'll be watching this thread closely, as I want to go to Montreal too in July! good luck!

Post: #38

(05-11-2011 05:38 PM)MiXX Wrote:  How important is having a car in Montreal? A buddy is up there this week, and he strongly advises against it because parking is an absolute bitch. Even worse than NYC he says. Is depending on metro a good idea? I figure you can even game girls on trains too like NYC - right?

What's up Canada Pros?

Mixx

Car is not needed, Mtl has a small downtown core and buses/taxi's will do you fine. Mtl is special and you can game girls anywhere.
You gonna be there in August?

Post: #39

(06-12-2011 07:14 PM)rudebwoy Wrote:  

(05-11-2011 05:38 PM)MiXX Wrote:  How important is having a car in Montreal? A buddy is up there this week, and he strongly advises against it because parking is an absolute bitch. Even worse than NYC he says. Is depending on metro a good idea? I figure you can even game girls on trains too like NYC - right?

What's up Canada Pros?

Mixx

Car is not needed, Mtl has a small downtown core and buses/taxi's will do you fine. Mtl is special and you can game girls anywhere.
You gonna be there in August?

Coool. Deebow and I were thinking of doing a quick recon trip to MTL July 4th weekend.


Mixx

Post: #40

What are the top three hotels to say for a 4 day weekend in Montreal?

I am talking location (close to clubs where I will be closing), and that impress (or at least not hurt).

Doesn't have to be most expensive.

Where does the visiting International Playboy stay who is going to rip and shred Montreal stay?

Post: #41

(06-13-2011 08:50 AM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  What are the top three hotels to say for a 4 day weekend in Montreal?

I am talking location (close to clubs where I will be closing), and that impress (or at least not hurt).

Doesn't have to be most expensive.

Where does the visiting International Playboy stay who is going to rip and shred Montreal stay?

Without having ever visited Montreal my unfailing scale when visiting a new city has always been (in descending order):
Four seasons
Mandarin Oriental
Ritz-Carlson
Other high-end (Sofitel, Intercontinental, Kimpton, Morgans)

These hotels manage to almost always be the best located (as well as best in general).

Post: #42

(06-13-2011 08:50 AM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  What are the top three hotels to say for a 4 day weekend in Montreal?

I am talking location (close to clubs where I will be closing), and that impress (or at least not hurt).

Doesn't have to be most expensive.

Where does the visiting International Playboy stay who is going to rip and shred Montreal stay?

G, the W hotel holds the most value in MTL. It's sort of between downtown and Old Port, which is a good thing.

The best clubs are on St.Laurent. My favorite hotel near St.Laurent and Sherbrooke is the Opus Hotel.

Other favorites of mine....Hotel St.Sulpice (Old Port - get the suite, it doesn't cost much more), Sofitel (Downtown - near Peel St (upscale shopping area), and Le Germaine ( Downtown - nice hotel and value for the money).

I am a bit of a connoisseur of hotels - these hotels worked out great for me...and the ladies.

Post: #43

Vicious - Good EZ breakdown.

I rate Ritz over Four Seasons though.

Kimpton, although up and down, has been impressing me lately. I strongly rate over W Hotels.

Luckystar-

So if you had to pick one (don't say the W) which would it be to maximize your swoops?

I don't want to leave anything to chance.

Do any of the hotels have a great restaurant with fly girls or a club with girls in them?

Post: #44

(06-13-2011 11:33 AM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  Vicious - Good EZ breakdown.

I rate Ritz over Four Seasons though.

Really? Seeing how FS is a Canadian chain I would have assume they would be towering beyond the competition on their home ground. Since Marriott took over RC I've found them to be slipping a little. And I'm saying this as a Marriott Rewards Gold member.

But I'm getting a little too OT...

Post: #45

(06-13-2011 11:33 AM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  Luckystar-

So if you had to pick one (don't say the W) which would it be to maximize your swoops?

To maximize swoops, go with the W. Tried and true.

Purely for club convenience, go with Opus.

Do any of the hotels have a great restaurant with fly girls or a club with girls in them?

The W has a nice lounge that sometimes has good looking girls (gold diggers and escorts inclusive). Couldn't say any of them have notable restaurants or clubs, there are much better venues elsewhere.

Post: #46

I second the W, anywhere in the WORLD!! always packed with fine women!

If Kansas or any remote city had a W, it would magically be packed with fly honeys everywhere!

Post: #47

Mixx -

Didn't you stay at the W in Montreal last year?

Post: #48

Add one more fan of the W! I know a couple photographers and models that did photo shoots in it. Stepping into the room will instantly get women wet Haha

Post: #49

Unfortunately W hotels tacky as they are have become a magnet for younger fashionable/hot crowds that don't have the class for RC, MO, FS etc. I reluctantly recommend them if you want to have girls to pull the second you step outside your hotel room door.

Post: #50

(06-13-2011 04:59 PM)Vicious Wrote:  Unfortunately W hotels tacky as they are have become a magnet for younger fashionable/hot crowds that don't have the class for RC, MO, FS etc. I reluctantly recommend them if you want to have girls to pull the second you step outside your hotel room door.

Yeah, W Hotels (ie phony, corporate boutique hotels) are weesh, but unfortunately in the world we live in those things are perceived as "cool".

Such is life in the corporate hell hole our world has become.

Doesn't mean I have to like it.