Post: #1

Everything should give thanks to Wizard for updating the country/city list on the sticky thread. I am pasting it below so you can take a look at the vast amount of land we've covered in the past few years. It truly is staggering.

WESTERN EUROPE

• Amsterdam and Paris
• Basque Region [2]
• Europe
• Manchester, England
• Nottingham, England
• London, England [2]
• London, Riga and Paris
• French Riviera
• Paris, France [2] [3]
• Paris vs South of France
• Germany
• Berlin, Germany
• Dusseldorf, Germany
• Hamburg, Germany
• Hamburg (Germany), Copenhagen (Denmark), and Malmo (Sweden)
• Munich, Germany [2]
• Helsinki (Finland) and Riga (Latvia) [2]
• Helsinki, Finland
• Helsinki and Baltics
• Iceland [2] [3]
• Dublin, Ireland
• Italy [2] [3]
• Milan, Italy
• Italian / French Riviera
• Rome [2] [3]
• Oslo [2] [3]
• Porto, Portugal
• Lisbon, Portugal
• Spain
• Madrid, Spain
• Ibiza, Spain [2]
• Valencia and Ibiza, Spain
• South of Spain
• Scandanavia
• Luckystar PMs: Scandinavia Edition
• Stockholm, Sweden [2]
• Helsingborg, Sweden
• Gothenburg, Sweden
• Sweden
• Scotland or Wales?
• Geneva. Switzerland
• Zurich, Switzerland

EASTERN EUROPE

• Luckystar PMs: Eastern Europe Edition (Poland, Baltics & Balkans)
• Eastern Europe [2]
• Balkans
• Bulgaria
• Prague, Czech Republic [2] [3]
• Brno, Czech Republic
• Plovdiv, Bulgaria
• Sofia, Bulgaria
• Croatia [2]
• Novalja, Croatia
• Baltic States [2]
• Tallinn (Estonia), Riga (Latvia), and Klaipeda (Lithuania)
• Ayia Napa, Cyprus
• Estonia
• Tallinn, Estonia
• Georgia
• Mykonos Island, Greece
• Greek Islands
• Budapest, Hungary [2] [3]
• Lativa
• Riga, Latvia
• Lithuania
• Kaunas, Lithuania
• Lithuania, Finland, Estonia
• Malta
• Poland
• Krakow, Poland [2]
• Gdansk & Sopot Poland
• Wroclaw, Poland
• Macedonia-Kosovo
• Romania [2]
• Brasov, Romania
• Bucharest, Romania
• Cluj Napoca, Romania
• Bucharest, Romania
• Moscow, Russia
• St. Petersburg, Russia
• Kazan, Russia
• Slovenia
• Ljubljana, Slovenia
• Serbia + Belgrade
  

UNITED STATES & CANADA

• Atlanta
• Austin and Dallas, Texas [2] [3]
• Aspen and Snowmass
• Boston [2]
• Jasper, Alberta
• Canada
• Calgary [2]
• Chicago
• Charleston
• Colorado
• Denver, Colorado
• Des Moines, Iowa
• Edmonton, Canada
• Fort Worth
• Iowa City, IA
• Jacksonville and Tampa, FL
• Ames, IA
• Halifax, Canada
• Hawaii [2]
• Houston
• Key West and Ft. Lauderdale
• LA / San Francisco
• Las Vegas [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7]
• Miami [2] [3]
• Minneapolis
• Montreal, Canada [2] [3]
• Los Angeles [2] [3]
• Nashville
• Niagara Falls, Ontario
• North Dakota/Minneapolis/Winnipeg
• North Carolina
• New York City [2] [3] [4] [5]
• Phoenix
• Princeton, NJ
• Quebec
• Sarasota, FL
• San Diego
• San Francisco [2] [3] [4] [5]
• San Francisco/San Jose
• San Jose, CA
• Seattle, Washington [2]
• Sudbury, Ontario
• The Heartland
• Toronto, Canada [2] [3]
• Toronto vs. Vancouver
• Washington D.C. [2] [3]
• Whistler, Canada [2]
  

ISLANDS

• Aruba [2] [3]
• Borneo
• The Caribbean Islands
• Cuba [2 [3] [4]
• Havana, Cuba
• Varadero, Cuba
• Dominican Republic [2]
• Cabarete, Dominican Republic
• Sosua, Dominican Republic
• Santiago, Dominican Republic
• Guam [2]
• Jamaica [2]
• Montego Bay, Jamaica
• Puerto Rico [2]
• St. Maarten and St. Lucia
• Trinidad [2] [3]
  

MEXICO & CENTRAL AMERICA

• Central America [2] [3]
• Belize
• Costa Rica
• El Salvador
• San Salvador, El Salvador
• Guatamala [2] [3]
• Honduras
• Tegucigalpa, Honduras
• Mexico [2] [3]
• Cancun, Mexico
• Guadalajara, Mexico
• Cuernavaca, México
• Mexico City, Mexico
• Monterrey, Mexico
• Puebla, Mexico
• Playa del Carmen, Mexico
• San Pancho, Mexico
• San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
• Tijuana, Mexico
• Leon, Nicaragua
• Panama [2]
• Panama City [2]

BRAZIL

• Belo Horizante [2]
• Blumenau, Brazil
• Curitiba [2]
• Curitiba and Brasilia
• Brazil
• Brasilia, Brazil [2]
• Florianopolis
• Florianopolis vs Porto Alegre
• Fortaleza [2]
• Joao Pessoa, Brazil
• Goiania
• Minas Gerais
• Manaus [2]
• Porto Alegre
• Rio de Janeiro [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11]
• Salvador [2]
• Sao Paulo [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7]
• Santa Cruz do Sul
• Trancoso
• Vitoria [2]

COLOMBIA

• Barranquilla
• Bogota [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7]
• Colombia [2]
• Cartagena vs. Santo Domingo
• Cartagena vs Barranquilla vs Santa Marta
• Cartegena [2] [3]
• Cali [2] [3]
• Cartago
• Ibague, Tolima
• Manizales, Pereira, Armenia
• Manizales
• Medellin [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10]
• Medellin vs. Cordoba
• Medellin vs. Cali
• Santa Marta
• Villavicencio

SOUTH AMERICA

• South America
• Bariloche, Argentina
• Buenos Aires, Argentina [2] [3] [4] [5]
• Buenos Aires / Argentina
• Cordoba, Argentina
• Mar de Plata, Argentina
• Posadas, Argentina
• Rosario, Argentina
• Argentina [2]
• Santa Fe, Argentina
• La Paz, Bolivia
• Santa Cruz, Bolivia
• Santiago, Chile [2]
• Quito, Ecuador [2]
• Guayanquil, Ecuador
• Paraguay
• Asuncion, Paraguay
• Arequipa, Peru
• Cuzco/Cusco, Peru
• Peru [2]
• Lima, Peru [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]
• Punta del Este and Montevideo, Uruguay
• Uruguay [2]
• Venezuela
  

AFRICA

• Luanda, Angola
• Georgetown, Guyana
• Ethiopia
• Lesotho [2]
• Mozambique
• Nigeria
• North Africa
• Southern Africa
• Paramaribo, Suriname
• West Africa
• Sri Lanka

ASIA

• Asia Data Sheet 10 Cities
• Beijing, China
• Chengdu, China
• China [2] [3]
• Macau, China
• Shangai, China
• Myanmar / Burma
• Goa, India
• India [2]
• [Bangalore ,India]
• Japan [2] [3]
• Tokyo, Japan [2] [3] [4]
• Laos
• Ulaan Baatar, Mongolia
• South Korea [2] [3]
• Seoul, South Korea
• Singapore
• Taiwan
• Taipei, Taiwan [2]
• Hsinchu, Taiwan
  

SOUTHEAST ASIA

• Kuala Lumpur, Bali, and Jakarta
• Jakarta
• Cambodia
• Indonesia
• Bali, Indonesia [2] [3]
• Malaysia
• Philippines
• Manila
• Cebu City, Philippines
• Davao, Philippines
• Philippines and Thailand
• Bangkok, Thailand
• Thailand, Vietnam, and Cambodia
• Chiang Mai, Thailand [2]
• Thailand [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9]
• Phuket, Thailand
• Ko Phi Phi, Thailand
• Vietnam [2]

FORMER SOVIET UNION

• Luckystar PMs: FSU Edition (Ukraine, Moldova, Uzbekistan)
• Belarus
• Minsk, Belarus
• Caucases [2]
• Chisinau, Moldova
• Russia
• Odessa, Ukraine [2]
• Ukraine [2] [3]
• Lviv, Ukraine [2]
• Kharkiv, Ukraine
• Kherson, Ukraine
• Melitopol, Ukraine
• Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan
• Tashkent, Uzbekistan

MIDDLE EAST

• Middle East
• Dubai
• Iran/Kish Island
• Israel
• Tel Aviv, Israel
• Beirut, Lebanon [2]
• Beirut (Lebanon) and Tel Aviv (Israel)
• Syria
• Turkey [2]
  

OCEANIA

• Australia
• Peth, Australia
• Melbourne, Australia
• Sydney, Australia [2]
• New Zealand
• Auckland, New Zealand
  

OTHER

• Second Tier Cities
• Best Cities/Countries for Latin guys (who love blondes)
• America: The Easiest Place To Swoop Girls
• Swooping in American "tier 2" cities
• Third Tier Cities
• 2nd Tier France
• Traveling Europe Q&A
• The Asian Guy Travel Thread
• Customs and Border Patrol - Global Entry Program
• How To Handle US Customs Like A Boss
• Cruise Bangs
• Mixx's Medellin Thread: Past, Present & Future....
• Black Guys Kill in Sweden
• Most Overrated/Underrated Place You've Been
• How to Bang Non-Pros in Bangkok
• Vodka Shots, Saunas, and Loose Women- a Helsinki Trip Report
• Luckystar in Sweden
• How to pull on Clearwater beach
  

Post: #2

Wow

Post: #3

Credit should go to all the various members of the community who have contributed all this knowledge earned through their own personal experiences. While I tried to get all the various posts, I'm sure I missed some as the wealth of knowledge here is staggering. If I did I apologize, and please drop me a message, and I will correct the error as I plan to continue to try and update the sticky info every few weeks.

Post: #4

Great to have all these laid out in one place. Would be cool if it were sticky and if Roosh added links to new quality datasheets to it as they come in.

Post: #5

I have an idea for this thread, what if everyone here went through the list and copied and pasted the places they had visited personally? I think it would give everyone a sense of what the guys who post here regularly have by way of experience. Here's my partial list just from what Roosh posted...

Amsterdam, Nederlands
Manchester, England
Germany, Ochtrup, Aachen, Bonn and every little town in between.
Berlin, Germany
Dusseldorf, Germany
Hamburg, Germany
Munich, Germany
Porto, Portugal
Lisbon, Portugal
Prague, Czech Republic
Krakow, Poland
Moscow, Russia
Atlanta
Austin and Dallas, Texas
Boston
Canaan Valley, West Virginia.
Chicago
Charleston
Colorado
Denver, Colorado
Des Moines, Iowa
Edmonton, Canada
Fort Worth, Texas
Iowa City, IA
Jacksonville and Tampa, FL
Ames, IA
Halifax, Canada
Hawaii, Honolulu and Maui
Houston
Key West and Ft. Lauderdale
LA / San Francisco
Las Vegas
Miami
Los Angeles
Nashville
Niagara Falls, Ontario
North Carolina
New York City
Phoenix
Newark, NJ
Sarasota, FL
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle, Washington
Washington D.C.
Fort Lauderdale
Aruba
The Caribbean Islands, pretty much all of them.
Cuba, Guantanamo Bay
Cabarete, Dominican Republic
Sosua, Dominican Republic
Montego Bay, Jamaica
St. Barts
Tobago
Costa Rica
Cancun, Mexico
Guadalajara, Mexico
Cuernavaca, México
Mexico City, Mexico
Monterrey, Mexico
Puebla, Mexico
Playa del Carmen, Mexico
San Pancho, Mexico
San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
Tijuana, Mexico

Shit there's a bunch more Mexican towns that I can't remember.

Rio de Janeiro
Salvador [2]
Sao Paulo
Brasilia
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Cordoba, Argentina
Middle East/Saudi Arabia
Dubai
United Arab Emirates
Beijing, China
Chengdu, China
Macau, China
Shanghai, China
Tokyo, Japan
Seoul, South Korea
Singapore

Shit my eyes started to hurt looking at this list and it's no where near complete. I'm an older guy who had some skills at the time that were in demand (they are even more so these days) so this is what I was doing for the past three decades. For you younger guys out there, if you want some advice on what I was doing and how it will ensure that you can live this type of life for as long as you can stand it, PM me and I'll tell how you can get into this type of line of work.

Post: #6

(01-26-2012 03:20 PM)SimonRierdon Wrote:  I have an idea for this thread, what if everyone here went through the list and copied and pasted the places they had visited personally? I think it would give everyone a sense of what the guys who post here regularly have by way of experience. Here's my partial list just from what Roosh posted...

I think thats what the country list is for in the profile but not even half the guys on here use it. Too bad.

Post: #7

I've got a lot of countries in my country list, but when visiting a lot of them I wasn't really on the prowl so my info on them will be of limited use.

Post: #8

awesome, hopefully the consolidation of posts will continue.

Post: #9

Pure gold. I have forwarded this post to a few friends, thanks.

Also, a list of all the countries you've been to is only valuable if it's topical - like this list. I travelled around Mexico in 1998. I doubt my data sheets would be of much value.

Post: #10

Still waiting for the North Korea data sheet.

Post: #11

(01-27-2012 09:13 AM)Yams Wrote:  Still waiting for the North Korea data sheet.

As far as I know North Korea isn't a viable gaming spot, and considering how high tensions when you consider the fact they are in the midst of a very shaky transition of power, I'm not sure how anyone could really game over there.

The only one I can think of crazy enough might be the naughty nomad who would parachute in with a pirate costume, or something.

Post: #12

(01-27-2012 09:40 AM)Wizard Wrote:  

(01-27-2012 09:13 AM)Yams Wrote:  Still waiting for the North Korea data sheet.

As far as I know North Korea isn't a viable gaming spot, and considering how high tensions when you consider the fact they are in the midst of a very shaky transition of power, I'm not sure how anyone could really game over there.

The only one I can think of crazy enough might be the naughty nomad who would parachute in with a pirate costume, or something.

It is a war crime to use a cell phone in North Korea right now for the 100 days of mourning, even if its to use the GPS to find the nearest gas station. It is Punishable by death, and the cost of the bullet will be billed to your family.

...... Do you truly want to go there?

http://www.engadget.com/2012/01/27/north...100-day-m/

Mixx

Post: #13

You can go to North Korea, but only with government sponsored tours and you're not allowed to speak to the locals. Apparently some "security" officials are attached to your tour group and you're shuttled from one monument or tourist site to the next and then straight back to the hotel. You're not allowed to roam around at all, use cell phones, or even go to restaurants or stores.

Ironically, North Korea has the largest hotel in the world I believe (it's like 100 floors). But it's pretty much always empty.

I'd like to go sometime, not to game, but just to see it. My guess is the women there are all very plain and ugly anyway. 50 years of communist propaganda telling you to not stand out or be individualistic probably takes a heavy toll on the dating market there.

My guess is that North Korean and Saudi Arabian flags are the hardest to get in the world, and more or less impossible.

Post: #14

(01-27-2012 05:26 PM)Entropy4 Wrote:  My guess is that North Korean and Saudi Arabian flags are the hardest to get in the world, and more or less impossible.

Saudi flag need not be that hard if you get it outside Saudi. A friend of mine got his in Beirut. Apparently Saudi girls go there to let loose.

North Korea, on the other hand, is damn near impossible since they don't leave the country.

Post: #15

True, I knew Saudi guys leave the country to go nuts, but I didn't know women were allowed to do that.

My friend's got an Iraq flag, which is pretty awesome.

Post: #16

(01-27-2012 06:50 PM)Entropy4 Wrote:  True, I knew Saudi guys leave the country to go nuts, but I didn't know women were allowed to do that.

My friend's got an Iraq flag, which is pretty awesome.

The girls just keep a much lower profile than the guys.

Some Saudi girls from wealthy families live pretty liberal lives. They're just discreet to the point where they might not tell you they're Saudi.

I met one through friends at a club in London and she was coy about her name and background. She wasn't dressed particularly slutty, but was far from being Islamic Republic conservative. She had an expensive fashionable looking hijab but it was not on her head and so it just looked like a scarf. I guess it was there in case she ran into anyone who would care. Our mutual friend told me she's a big party girl.

Post: #17

Also credit must be given to G for really pushing the data sheet concept to a high level.

Whenever someone hypes up a place, the words "bust out a data sheet" pop in my head.

Post: #18

This is amazing! Our forum has truly info on about 80% of the planeet. Unreal. And I"m talking about first hand personal experience, not hear say. this is why this forum is 2nd to none. Btw, Roosh, when are you making it to Asia? Let me warn you tough, once you go Asian, it'll be hard to go back...

Post: #19

Damn, we're killing it!

Can't wait to do some more traveling to add on to this.

Post: #20

(01-28-2012 05:57 PM)Vacancier Permanent Wrote:  This is amazing! Our forum has truly info on about 80% of the planeet. Unreal. And I"m talking about first hand personal experience, not hear say. this is why this forum is 2nd to none. Btw, Roosh, when are you making it to Asia? Let me warn you tough, once you go Asian, it'll be hard to go back...

The great thing about Asia, is that if you stay in good shape, take care of yourself physically and financially, you should still be able to kill it in your 40´s. Thus, if you have a few more years left in your 30´s, you might as well concentrate on E. Europe, FSU countries and South America, where the window of opportunity (in terms of age) seems lesser. So Roosh might as well slay there first, especially since he is now in his prime and save Asia for last.
Though Bang Japan would definitely be a great read!!

Post: #21

(01-28-2012 05:57 PM)Vacancier Permanent Wrote:  This is amazing! Our forum has truly info on about 80% of the planeet. Unreal. And I"m talking about first hand personal experience, not hear say. this is why this forum is 2nd to none. Btw, Roosh, when are you making it to Asia? Let me warn you tough, once you go Asian, it'll be hard to go back...

Roosh in Asia would be fantastic.

Post: #22

(01-30-2012 08:03 AM)Mr.GM Wrote:  

(01-28-2012 05:57 PM)Vacancier Permanent Wrote:  This is amazing! Our forum has truly info on about 80% of the planeet. Unreal. And I"m talking about first hand personal experience, not hear say. this is why this forum is 2nd to none. Btw, Roosh, when are you making it to Asia? Let me warn you tough, once you go Asian, it'll be hard to go back...

Roosh in Asia would be fantastic.

Roosh has frequently mentioned Thailand or the Philippines as his old aged retirement place.

Post: #23

Bang Japan would be an interesting and unique read.

Post: #24

(01-30-2012 08:37 AM)Mr.GM Wrote:  Bang Japan would be an interesting and unique read.

Yes it would. Roosh in Japan would be epic. It is one of thoese places I'd like to "bang" myself in the long run... But I remember reading in one of his blog posts that the is not that much into Asian girls.

But I still hope he goes there one day.

Post: #25

Yeah I'm not really attracted to most Asian girls, though I have to hit a couple Asian countries before I die.