Post: #101

(11-05-2012 08:17 AM)Branimir Wrote:  

(11-05-2012 08:05 AM)tomtud Wrote:  It's a black woman's Disneyland as well! The former Yugoslavia, blacks are seen as exotic and the hip hop culture, basketball etc has given blacks an aura in that region.

Regarding black girls, they luv them!!! I know Serbian dudes here in the Middle East who love them too. Planning trips to Jamaica etc. but fellas, if you want tail, try it. Heck I luv them too!

Now, back to the thread, be careful Eastern Europe still has idiots who chant monkey slogans/chants during football matches (soccer) and don't be surprised if you hear any yourself. Go in with a I'm the shit attitude and you will score.

haha , yes i fully agree. oh god how many of the guys i know in croatia already mentioned how they're fantasizing about banging a black girl.
if a good looking black girl would enter a croatian club .. damn , she would have immediatly the attention of all(!!) guys .

Haha they need to go straight to Dominican Republic or Brasil for that! They would be in heaven.

Post: #102

You're probably an athletic good looking black

Post: #103

Me, Non athletic, but black.. Has experienced meny balkan/slavic girls like my foreing exotic look.. Buts definetly easiest to lay whoever without any involvement in the small towns, but the tourist places are good, if you like to put a little effort, it will pay off!

Post: #104

(11-06-2012 06:55 AM)fresh Wrote:  Me, Non athletic, but black.. Has experienced meny balkan/slavic girls like my foreing exotic look.. Buts definetly easiest to lay whoever without any involvement in the small towns, but the tourist places are good, if you like to put a little effort, it will pay off!

How were you able to travel to the small towns? Can you break down your experience there? I definitely would love to venture off the beaten path a bit even thoughI'm sure those small towns are boring as hell. I coud deal with a university town. I notice even in Prague the girls that move there from the smaller towns outside of the city are more down and interested moreso than the girls from the city because they come from these "boring" places that never had outsiders period growing up so just them knowing and being with someone so different is an eye opening experience for them.

Post: #105

(08-22-2011 06:10 PM)InternationalSwagger Wrote:  Funny I ran into a fine ass Croatian Dime Piece about 5'11, brunette that was eyeing me very strong in the town of Trogir on the way to Vodice...She was literally staring me down at the bar of this club I was at and approached me and was talking to me and giving me strong IOI, touching, etc. I was ready to take her out of there when I noticed some guy just waiting in the backround and she then told me she was married...lol. I didn't take it any farther...maybe I should've? Because I just kind of walked off after she told me that but she still seemed down If I would've pressed the issue...hmmm.

"Stop flossing when you're far from home" - Mos Def

Post: #106

I've been in Croatia for the last two summers on average 8 days for a music festival so not quite the same- it was on the Damlatian Coast line with a majority of folk from the UK (mainly London*) but you also get Croats, Russians, Itallians, Serbs and Germans.

The first year I went I got lucky with a girl from the UK (7.5), a Russian (8.5), and a Croat(6) but she wasn't much to write about. What my mate and I missed were two Croats staying in the flat opposite that were smoking. By then we'd already hooked up in what was a small place with too little time. One of them was a model (9) and her pal was a solid (8).

Next time around I was lucky to have hung out a really nice group of girls; one of them was performing:



They were incredibly nice, funny, accommodating, clever and down to earth.

You need some game but nothing advanced. The biggest hook is to know someone there to accelerate your entry into social groups. I wouldn't go there acting too big or uncouth apart from possibly on a dance floor playing RnB or hip hop maybe as there as some bad men out there. They aren't stupid either and really respect education. They'll spot a dumb monkey from miles off. As others have said they're a pretty friendly bunch and seem to like people that are different. Just don't go getting all hungry and grimey- keep it respectable otherwise you'll be back rockin-off solo on the internet...again.
When they're as cool as they've all been I couldn't imagine why you'd need to p&d.

Post: #107

(01-08-2013 02:46 PM)brock sampson Wrote:  I've been in Croatia for the last two summers on average 8 days for a music festival so not quite the same- it was on the Damlatian Coast line with a majority of folk from the UK (mainly London*) but you also get Croats, Russians, Itallians, Serbs and Germans.

The first year I went I got lucky with a girl from the UK (7.5), a Russian (8.5), and a Croat(6) but she wasn't much to write about. What my mate and I missed were two Croats staying in the flat opposite that were smoking. By then we'd already hooked up in what was a small place with too little time. One of them was a model (9) and her pal was a solid (8).

Next time around I was lucky to have hung out a really nice group of girls; one of them was performing:



They were incredibly nice, funny, accommodating, clever and down to earth.

You need some game but nothing advanced. The biggest hook is to know someone there to accelerate your entry into social groups. I wouldn't go there acting too big or uncouth apart from possibly on a dance floor playing RnB or hip hop maybe as there as some bad men out there. They aren't stupid either and really respect education. They'll spot a dumb monkey from miles off. As others have said they're a pretty friendly bunch and seem to like people that are different. Just don't go getting all hungry and grimey- keep it respectable otherwise you'll be back rockin-off solo on the internet...again.
When they're as cool as they've all been I couldn't imagine why you'd need to p&d.

WTH is up with the 'dumb monkey' reference? Chill with the nonsense.

Post: #108

Brock Sampson - nice knowing you dude!

Post: #109

How well do African guys do there? I'm technically African since my parents are from there, but I was born in America.

Post: #110

(01-20-2013 07:31 PM)jammer Wrote:  How well do African guys do there? I'm technically African since my parents are from there, but I was born in America.

I wish people would stop asking this question, how can someone answer that question.

How do you do in America?
I would recommend it as a place to visit, nice country with alot to offer including the women.

Post: #111

Yeah.... if noone here is african and been there I wouldnt really listen to them personally.

Post: #112

I'll be heading to EE for the first time in September for about 2 1/2 weeks . I'm looking to split time between Kiev and Zagreb, to take a peek into Ukraine and then experience Croatia...what's the minimum amount of time I should be devoting to Zagreb to make something happen? What amt of time on average did you spend there?

(I understand individual results may vary)

Coopers

Post: #113

I would say a week to ten days should be good enough.

Post: #114

(06-12-2013 04:23 PM)rudebwoy Wrote:  I would say a week to ten days should be good enough.

Sounds good...that'l work. Thanks

Post: #115

Im gonna have to look through this thread a couple times.
Im trying to make travel plans for the summer. Croatia/Zagreb is high on my list considering I have a couple friends there.

Does anyone know the cost of living there
http://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/com...ty2=Zagreb

How correct do these stats look.
I also saw someone post that zagreb is dead in the summer.. Is renting an apartment there useless then? IF everyone is going to places like Pag, would it be more wise to try to find an apartment there for a month?

What about zadar? again..Ive got a girl I know thats from Zadar. it seems like a really relaxed type town..not much going on.
But I could be wrong?

Post: #116

Those stats seems abaout right.
Its not dead in summer but i would recommend going there in april or may.

In Zadar you can except hordes of tourist not really place and time for geting your croatian expirience

Post: #117

Serbia is much cheaper btw and you still have quality. The spring time anywhere in Croatia should be good as there are less tourists and prices are lower.

Post: #118

Serbian chicks are the hottest I have ever seen, and I've been all around the Balkans. Belgrade is cool in the summer, but August is a dead month. The chicks go to Croatia, Greece etc. But as Kamaki said before, good luck with banging a Serb chick on holiday, hard nut to crack

Post: #119

@ Sourcecode - Roosh wrote about how high the cost of renting an apartment was in comparison to the wages. Personally, I found a kick ass loft in a apartment block for cheap. It was not the ideal spot as in centrally located but still a great deal. Zadar sounds like a small town, so I am not sure I would want to spend too much time there.

@ Coopers - did you manage to get there or let me guess, too hard to pull yourself away from Ukraine. lol

Anybody thinking of hitting up Belgrade in Sept?

Post: #120

(01-29-2014 11:18 AM)rudebwoy Wrote:  @ Coopers - did you manage to get there or let me guess, too hard to pull yourself away from Ukraine. lol

Lol...nope, never made it, but thanks for reminding me about this thread and my original plans. With all of the unrest happening in Ukraine at the moment, this could be looking more and more like a Croatian summer.

Post: #121

It seems no one has said anything about Dubrovnik. Is it a good place to be? Will likely be there for work for a few days in late July. I am not sure whether to stay in the old town or not? Any info is appreciated

Post: #122

I'm hearing a little back and forth about where to go in Croatia. It's August now and I'm heading there in a couple of days.

So what are the best places to hit in August for women and tourism fun. I was going to say water sports, but, I'm pretty sure some of you might get carried away with that Smile so ie scuba diving and kiteboarding?

Post: #123

I've been thinking about going to Zagreb in the next week or two, anyone around with new intel? from reading here the fall sounds like a good time to go..... Is Lake Jarun still the place to be on a weekend??? Anyone around town at the moment??? Thanks in advacne for anything on this topic.