Post: #1

I've been here long enough that I think I can put together a decent guide on getting laid, mostly the logistical issues of how to work the culture and also the areas to go.

BUT it would take a long time to make. So I'm wondering how many guys would be interested in reading it (i.e. guys thinking of coming to medellin in the next year or two). I don't want to spend 20 hours to make if no one is going to use it.

If not many guys would be interested then i'll just do a blog post or two or my blog that covers the basics.

Post: #2

I printed your Lima nightlife guide and brought it with me to Peru. With your help, I accomplished things. I definitely plan to check out Medellin soon.

Post: #3

For sure.

Bust it out.

Something like this is invaluable and non-existent on the internet.

Value + doesn't exist = yes

Every time.

- MPM
The Guide to Getting More out of Life
http://www.thegmanifesto.com

Post: #4

this would be awesome. do it.

Post: #5

The question is, what could you be doing instead of writing this?

Post: #6

It would be much appreciated. I will be moving to Bogota in the spring, I would prefer to move to MEdellin or Cali, but the job is in Bogota.

Post: #7

Your guides are always useful, so I would definitely like to see. I am seriously looking into S.A. this upcoming Winter/Spring, and I could use as much guidance as I can get.

Post: #8

Yes! Do it!

Post: #9

I'll be there in the next year or two and would appreciate the intel (the more specific the better, universal-applying gametips not needed). Timewasting to gain ground-level knowledge on my own when I visit a place, I wish there was more legit stuff out there. Next up is Stockholm.

Post: #10

I will be a month or 6 weeks in medellin, so such a guide can be very useful for me.

Post: #11

Columbia is on my shortlist of places to visit so I'd definitely read it.

Post: #12

Yea, man, definately! I'm coming down to Medellin in Jan 2010 to study for 5 months, and I don't want to just rely on my scandinavian looks and european style gaming ^^

Maybe some of us who'll be there during that next spring can join our forces. I'll try to infiltrate to the university scene (universidad de EAFIT) as much as I can..

Post: #13

As I'm going to Medellin in 4 weeks... YES.

Post: #14

Yes

Post: #15

Count me in. I would also be interested in the Roosh perspective on living there.

Post: #16

Well, the people have spoken. Let me see what I can put together.

Post: #17

hell yeah u should do it.

Post: #18

(08-09-2009 10:04 PM)Roosh Wrote:  Well, the people have spoken. Let me see what I can put together.

Still can't wait to see this!!

(or did I miss it somehow?)

Post: #19

Yeah, I've been wondering about this...He's made a couple blog posts about Colombia, but he hasn't ever really gone in depth yet, nor has he done this guide he promised and I was very much looking forward to some serious in-depth info about Colombia after he came back, did not deliver.

Post: #20

Roosh mentioned to me on twitter that it's turning into a bit of a novella... looking forward to it!

Also if you read this Roosh, would be great to put perhaps a bare bone explanation on http://www.realmantravelguides.com/ if you are still updating that sight.... btw, that sight is how I came across you (Roosh) and this site!

Post: #21

Always looking forward to a good read and after Rio who knows think Columbia could be fun :-)

Post: #22

The rough draft is done. I plan on releasing it this year.

Post: #23

(02-12-2010 03:45 PM)Roosh Wrote:  The rough draft is done. I plan on releasing it this year.

The most anticipated release of 2010. Along with Papoose's The Nacirema Dream.

Post: #24

(02-12-2010 03:45 PM)Roosh Wrote:  The rough draft is done. I plan on releasing it this year.

Very good, then. I'm definitely looking forward to that. Will it be e-book or hardcopy? Will you charge for it? Is it a how-to guide or more of a novel like Dead Bat in Paraguay?

Post: #25

Can't wait to read it. I've been living in Medellin for 7 years now, and want to make sure I'm not missing out on lay strategies.