Post: #76

Ive had a few native asian girls(from thailand, korea, china) in new york and austin, tx. They had been in the US for only a few months, so they did not have most of the negative american qualities yet. For awhile, I had asian fever and yes I also felt like king kong with these women and really enjoyed their femininity and sexuality. In February, Im headed to SE Asia for a few months and it it will be my first time. So Im looking forward to experiencing asian women in their native soil. Nevertheless, though they can be as hot and as feminine as any women in the world, IMO they tend to get annoying over time. It could be due to language or cultural issues, but I find myself prefering brazilian or e. european girls in an overall sense. I dont have a problem spending a whole weekend with a hot brazilian girl, but with a hot Asian chick just a few hours will do.

Post: #77

Great thread

Post: #78

If you're on a fixed income, I found...

http://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/

...to be useful. You can compare cities. One feature I like is it has both in-city and outside the city apt
prices, which can vary a lot.

For instance, in Lisbon, outside the city prices go down a lot, but around Nice, France, the country apts are still expensive.

Post: #79

Puerto Rico..

Post: #80

(12-20-2011 12:54 PM)txbeachbum Wrote:  Puerto Rico..

Ok, having fucked my share amt. of Boricua ladies, can you tell me why you recommend PR as a home base?

Mixx

Post: #81

(12-20-2011 02:27 PM)MiXX Wrote:  

(12-20-2011 12:54 PM)txbeachbum Wrote:  Puerto Rico..

Ok, having fucked my share amt. of Boricua ladies, can you tell me why you recommend PR as a home base?

Mixx

1. 1st world infrastructure - internet, utilities, banking, mail system, PR is part of normal cell phone plans coverage,etc
2. Tropical Island
3. Ton's of Latin women
4. Not Miami (wanna be stuck up ass women, and old dudes tricking with them)
5. Off most peoples radar
6. Close to DR (less than 1 hr and $200 flight) lol
7. Close to DR (again lol)
8. PR women, DR women, plus tons of foreign chicks, last time I was in San Juan ran through two strippers from london.
9. Close enough to states but far enough away
10. But still protected by some usa laws like not having to pay police(military) everytime they stop you cause they smell $$


So its basically like living in another country with all the perks of the usa. Good place to get shit done then dip out to visit other countries, if needed can always catch a cheap flight to mia then fly out.

Just my 2 cents..

Think of trading DR for PR as home base (or just getting another spot in PR).. For example - just tried to order some condoms here online damn near $25 for 12pk Magnum XL after all the shipping and forwarding to get here, no reliable mail system here.

Post: #82

Montevideo?

Post: #83

(12-12-2011 11:17 PM)mofo Wrote:  

(12-12-2011 11:12 PM)Soma Wrote:  Judging from that video, despite the surrounding beauty, Marbella seems awful, one of the last places I'd ever want to visit. The combination of drunken, boorish Brits on vacation and classless, tasteless nouveau-riche posing and flaunting their money is a pretty terrible local culture.

Tell me a city in Britain that beats Marbella please.

Behind all the boorish Brits and the nouveau riche, Marbella itself is just a small Spanish town. Some might even say, too small. Take a walk down the boardwalk on a Sunday afternoon in December and what you will see is Spanish families, all dressed up just enjoying a day out. There might be a few British expats around, but predominantly local Spaniards and well to do families from Madrid who have vacation homes on the coast.

In the summer places like Nikki Beach Club are hopping.

http://www.nikkibeach.com/marbella/events.php

But, I think most people will find it a little too quiet in the off season (October to April). And there really isn't any vibrant local cultural or arts scene. Though if you want a taste of that, it's really only about a 40 mins drive to Malaga, which is another attractive seaside Spanish town. Then there is Sevilla, which is about 2 hours way. Algeciras and the ferry to Morocco is also about the same distance. Tarifa which is the wind surfing mecca of Europe isn't too far away either.

If one wanted to base themselves in Southern Spain, and Andalucia in particular, I would say that Sevilla might be a better option.

Post: #84

(12-22-2011 11:53 AM)ManAbout Wrote:  

(12-12-2011 11:17 PM)mofo Wrote:  

(12-12-2011 11:12 PM)Soma Wrote:  Judging from that video, despite the surrounding beauty, Marbella seems awful, one of the last places I'd ever want to visit. The combination of drunken, boorish Brits on vacation and classless, tasteless nouveau-riche posing and flaunting their money is a pretty terrible local culture.

Tell me a city in Britain that beats Marbella please.

Behind all the boorish Brits and the nouveau riche, Marbella itself is just a small Spanish town. Some might even say, too small. Take a walk down the boardwalk on a Sunday afternoon in December and what you will see is Spanish families, all dressed up just enjoying a day out. There might be a few British expats around, but predominantly local Spaniards and well to do families from Madrid who have vacation homes on the coast.

In the summer places like Nikki Beach Club are hopping.

http://www.nikkibeach.com/marbella/events.php

But, I think most people will find it a little too quiet in the off season (October to April). And there really isn't any vibrant local cultural or arts scene. Though if you want a taste of that, it's really only about a 40 mins drive to Malaga, which is another attractive seaside Spanish town. Then there is Sevilla, which is about 2 hours way. Algeciras and the ferry to Morocco is also about the same distance. Tarifa which is the wind surfing mecca of Europe isn't too far away either.

If one wanted to base themselves in Southern Spain, and Andalucia in particular, I would say that Sevilla might be a better option.

Nikki Beach here in Cabarete didn't last a year..the food was some BS!!

Post: #85

(12-22-2011 12:19 PM)txbeachbum Wrote:  

(12-22-2011 11:53 AM)ManAbout Wrote:  

(12-12-2011 11:17 PM)mofo Wrote:  

(12-12-2011 11:12 PM)Soma Wrote:  Judging from that video, despite the surrounding beauty, Marbella seems awful, one of the last places I'd ever want to visit. The combination of drunken, boorish Brits on vacation and classless, tasteless nouveau-riche posing and flaunting their money is a pretty terrible local culture.

Tell me a city in Britain that beats Marbella please.

Behind all the boorish Brits and the nouveau riche, Marbella itself is just a small Spanish town. Some might even say, too small. Take a walk down the boardwalk on a Sunday afternoon in December and what you will see is Spanish families, all dressed up just enjoying a day out. There might be a few British expats around, but predominantly local Spaniards and well to do families from Madrid who have vacation homes on the coast.

In the summer places like Nikki Beach Club are hopping.

http://www.nikkibeach.com/marbella/events.php

But, I think most people will find it a little too quiet in the off season (October to April). And there really isn't any vibrant local cultural or arts scene. Though if you want a taste of that, it's really only about a 40 mins drive to Malaga, which is another attractive seaside Spanish town. Then there is Sevilla, which is about 2 hours way. Algeciras and the ferry to Morocco is also about the same distance. Tarifa which is the wind surfing mecca of Europe isn't too far away either.

If one wanted to base themselves in Southern Spain, and Andalucia in particular, I would say that Sevilla might be a better option.

Nikki Beach here in Cabarete didn't last a year..the food was some BS!!

Dude, Nikki Beach here in Miami is a huge sausage fest. It might get better during peak season, but when I was there there literally had to be 6 dudes for one girl. I honestly couldn't find a girl who wasn't with a guy.