Post: #151

Sandbar on Granville Island is great for cougars. Gastown is better than granville street IMO. Places like The Charles Bar and Steamworks are pretty nice.

Post: #152

some of the girls ive talked to on cupid have also mentioned Gastown. Do women walk from bar/club to home or is it the same as granville street where they talk a cab

Post: #153

Gastown is expensive as fuck as well so not a lot of people live there. (you will find some)

When are you coming to Van? From Sept 1 to the middle of september should be really good anywhere (young girls wise) as you have all the fresh prospects from all over the world infiltrating campuses. Check out celebs on tuesday for student night, maybe hit up some kits bars etc

That being said I might be in Vancouver tonight, not 100% sure as I'm working out a place to crash (could always just try to find a random chick, ha). PM me if you want to meet up.

Post: #154

Any nightlife in Yaletown?

Post: #155

Can anyone tell me what area the pro's hang out/work the streets ? make sure I dont waste my time chasing

Post: #156

Davie street between Granville and Yaletown, but they're pretty obvious (pack of couple girls with stripper boots, stripper outfits, will ask where you're going). I wouldn't worry about it, this isn't Asia or EE.

Post: #157

Excellent post +1 finally at 30 I see

Your comment on north vancouverite chicks had me cracking up as I grew up there, you were right on the money with aggressive game not working there, their too polite and sweet for that, many of them are ideal trophy wife material though.

You forget to mention one of the most concentrated places of dimes in North America, Kitsilano Beach particularly in the summer. In 2009 it was listed as one of the top 10 North America's Sexiest Beaches by Forbes Traveler Magazine and I can vouch for that, never seen so many 8's 9's and 10's in one location, it was also the only time I ever felt my body was at a significant disadvantage to the competition and not good enough for the bitches and i'm ripped, dudes had ripped abs and obliques and they were huge and plenty of the chicks cores were also tight, it was like being in heaven with shame haha. But that was back when I was a young and dumb teen.

Where to Get Good Weed

If you want to know where to get good weed pm me and I can provide you with the details

The strip club number 5 orange is the only strip club i've ever been to and it was the worst experience, most of the chicks are not even hot, all of them don't workout let alone squat and the crowd is just so grimy.

Brandis does seem legit though although i've never been, i've heared good things.

I do highly recommend gaming hunnies around UBC though, I discovered this gem late just before leaving for peru and found the girls to be more sociable and less reserved compared to all other parts of vancouver and universities in general. If I had stayed in Vancouver the surrounding UBC campus would have been my base, hell I probably would have rented a place there I liked the vibe so much.

Post: #158

Another local here, grew up in Kitsilano from birth to age 18 but have been living in North Burnaby for a few years now. The real estate boom pushed up rents and priced my family out of the city, heh.

I do daygame exclusively because logistics are not in my favour for night (read: full time student and live at home with strict immigrant parents). I've been mostly walking around campus talking to girls and trying to build my social skills. I'm just happy to have conversation, and they're mostly friendly. The most open girls I find are white girls and westernized Asians (e.g. CBCs), but I've found I can keep the attention of FOB international students when I bring up all I know about their area. I know a fair bit about China, Korea and Japan-culture, geography, history, politics-than my skin colour might suggest. Unfortunately, FOBs are a lot shyer and usually end up blowing me off politely after a period of time.

This is at one of the community colleges in the suburbs. It's in New West so there is a large Indo-Canadian crowd (close to Skytrain), split between FOB and westernized. I mostly don't talk to them because I have the yellow and white fever. I've been perusing the campus game threads, and the international student threads, and have been getting some eye openers. This forum is a great place for me to incubate my game, even if they are in infancy.

On the plus side, I'm a 5 minute walk + 10 minute bus ride from SFU, which is a breeding ground for FOB honeys. Speaking of SFU, I should get my N (probationary driver's license, for anyone from the UK or Australia it's comparable to the level above L-plate), because Burnaby Mountain is a great pull spot. Awesome view when the weather permits, it's quiet and secluded.

Edit: I'm under the mindset that FOB students, especially the Koreans and Brazilians around in the ESL schools downtown, come to foreign countries to sample a new exotic lifestyle away from mom and dad. Which includes "copious amounts of foreign cock" (a quote stolen from the Vancouver Lair). However, I keep reading that FOBs are reserved and stigmatize anything sexual and reject associating with anyone outside their race. Asians especially. Two different viewpoints.

Post: #159

@Chew, good to see another local here welcome.

PM me for Douglas talk!

Post: #160

(11-06-2013 07:47 PM)Emancipator Wrote:  @Chew, good to see another local here welcome.

PM me for Douglas talk!

PM sent. Any other locals who want a new friend?

Post: #161

important question, how expensive is vancouver srsly? compared to Toronto and Montreal? I know taxes in BC are lower than QC.

Post: #162

(11-07-2013 05:32 PM)metalhaze Wrote:  important question, how expensive is vancouver srsly? compared to Toronto and Montreal? I know taxes in BC are lower than QC.

Home ownership is expensive, renting is rather fair. Booze is expensive, weed is cheap.

The city isn't expensive for most things as long as you're smart when spending money.

Post: #163

(11-07-2013 11:15 PM)Emancipator Wrote:  

(11-07-2013 05:32 PM)metalhaze Wrote:  important question, how expensive is vancouver srsly? compared to Toronto and Montreal? I know taxes in BC are lower than QC.

Home ownership is expensive, renting is rather fair. Booze is expensive, weed is cheap.

The city isn't expensive for most things as long as you're smart when spending money.

Living alone close to downtown is a different story. Expect to pay $1200-1300 minimum for a 1br in a building that isn't falling apart. At least you won't need a car.

Find a neighbourhood you like and walk the streets. Look for "for rent" signs, and see if you can get connections to units that don't show up on Craigslist or Kijiji. There is simply no other way to get around the demand-advertise an apartment on the internet and you'll get flooded with offers. I'm considering moving to San Francisco after graduation, and a friend suggested shacking up in a hotel for a week or two while you hunt for a house. This might not be acceptable for you, however.

Some locals and newcomers have accepted the high cost of living and lower pay because the quality of life is so high. Good food, clean air, good scenery, outdoor activities year round. You don't need a gym membership to get a shredded body in Vancouver when there's the Seawall, Grouse Grind, skiing and countless bike routes that are either walking distance or a reasonable distance by transit. You don't have to stay indoors year round because of the heat/humidity or smog like in Toronto and Montreal. For some people, that's not good enough. It's up to you.

Alcohol, by the way, is an affordable luxury as long as you're good with your money and practise moderation. People love to go south of the border to save money but I'm just not into the hassle. Besides, the higher prices pay for our healthcare.

Post: #164

The best place in Vancouver is the Roxy. Bit of a dive but a real friendly atmosphere, usually plenty of hotties.

Post: #165

(02-17-2013 10:39 AM)rvlefty Wrote:  One problem with Vancouver that's especially prolific in the summer is massive lineups at nearly all the popular clubs. For both the VIP and the regular lineup. Often friends of bouncers/staff will just skip both. Table service skips all lines but cheap bottles are expensive ($120++). Past 11:30 at night until 1:30, you can pretty much forget about walking into any of the clubs such as (Library Square, Venue, Republic, Ceilis, Caprice, Roxy, sometimes Barcelona) unless you want to wait in line for 1-2+ hours. Over time, bouncer rapport game can help at some venues which can be HUGE or sometimes greasing $20 if done smoothly can skip the line but you'll still have to pay cover.

Vancouver is a small town at its core. From what I hear, true big cities like Toronto, LA, SF, Chicago, NYC, etc. don't have the above problem. Even MMA events at bars or casinos charge cover here. It reeks of "small town playing dress up".

Post: #166

Great sheet. I'm headed out there for a 4 day excursion next weekend. Want to get in some fishing, other great outdoors things, and of course be able to capture my red maple leaf (Canadian flag). I'll actually be on Vancouver Island in the town of Nanaimo. Will the cold be an impentetrable cockblock? Any recommendations for Nanaimo and/or Vancouver near the ferry landing?

Post: #167

(12-11-2013 10:12 PM)RougeNoir Wrote:  Great sheet. I'm headed out there for a 4 day excursion next weekend. Want to get in some fishing, other great outdoors things, and of course be able to capture my red maple leaf (Canadian flag). I'll actually be on Vancouver Island in the town of Nanaimo. Will the cold be an impentetrable cockblock? Any recommendations for Nanaimo and/or Vancouver near the ferry landing?

Not a lot in Nanimo. Head down to Victoria (2 hours) if you can.

Post: #168

(12-12-2013 11:19 AM)brass Wrote:  Not a lot in Nanimo. Head down to Victoria (2 hours) if you can.

Is Victoria better than Vancouver?

Post: #169

(12-11-2013 10:12 PM)RougeNoir Wrote:  Great sheet. I'm headed out there for a 4 day excursion next weekend. Want to get in some fishing, other great outdoors things, and of course be able to capture my red maple leaf (Canadian flag). I'll actually be on Vancouver Island in the town of Nanaimo. Will the cold be an impentetrable cockblock? Any recommendations for Nanaimo and/or Vancouver near the ferry landing?

It doesnt get cold here. Nanaimo will be a bigger cockblock than any weather could be.

There are some pubs at the ferry in Horseshoe Bay where you can get beer to go. Grab a 6, put it in your bag and find a spot on the deck where the smokers are.
Or just wander the inside of the boat if its too cold for you until you find a girl and grab a seat next to them. Island girls are amazing and friendly.

Victoria is not better than Vancouver, but it has lots of women for a city its size and they are friendlier.

Post: #170

(12-12-2013 01:39 PM)Laner Wrote:  It doesnt get cold here. Nanaimo will be a bigger cockblock than any weather could be.

I looked at the 10 day forecast on weather.com and it's high 20's and low 30's. Where I am from that's cold enough for our pipes to bust and people to call in sick.

I got a buddy in Nanaimo who has some college-aged chicks and couple of bars on lock though.

(12-12-2013 01:39 PM)Laner Wrote:  There are some pubs at the ferry in Horseshoe Bay where you can get beer to go. Grab a 6, put it in your bag and find a spot on the deck where the smokers are.
Or just wander the inside of the boat if its too cold for you until you find a girl and grab a seat next to them. Island girls are amazing and friendly.

Ok, so I'll be able to drink on the ferry, good.

Post: #171

Quote:Ok, so I'll be able to drink on the ferry, good.

Just keep it on the downlow. The ferry employees can give you shit. Most dont though.

Post: #172

You are probably better off in Vic than Nanaimo this time of the year.... With the holidays the smaller college towns will probably be empty

Post: #173

True.

I wonder how Vic is during this time though. Maybe all the little Island towns fill back up with girls during this time.

All I know is that all of Canada is hammered drunk on December 23. Especially in small towns. Its remarkable.

Post: #174

Got in to Nanaimo/Vancouver at 6 pm this past Friday and left Monday morning.

Friday Night: Nanaimo. There's a nice Cactus Club restaurant with drop dead gorgeous white women, who say "ay" after every sentence. This spot sure did not skimp on the looks of their waitstaff. They were receptive but very busy. I know they have to be nice since they are bartenders/waitresses. We went into two clubs, Level II and Spice. They were absolutely horrid and dead. I did get one number passed to me from a Serbian 7.5. I got caught pissing into the bush and was only given a warning. They threatened to ban me from Canada and deport me.

Saturday: Day game on Granville Street. I stayed at the Ramada Inn on Granville only a couple blocks from a few highly recommended clubs. Women were not receptive as much as I hoped. We ate and then prepared for the night life. We had gotten recommendations from the male bartender. We pregamed then went to Caprice. There was not much of a crowd. Women were in "social circles," as it is called here. We left and went to Brooklyn in Gastown. It was a mecca of what I learned to be East Indians. These guys were somewhat rowdy and were bumping into me without apology. These Indian women were like I've never seen: ass, hips, tits, and lighter skinned. They almost looked Colombian or so. They were sexy but not very receptive. We left and called it a night.

Sunday: We did a little day game on Granville Street. This day, the women were wide open, a complete turnaround of just 12 hours before. I stopped using indirect game and had switched to direct game which worked well (excuse me, I just had to tell you how nice you look in that outfit). We returned to Nanaimo and had some barely legals who play basketball come through. Kino escalation, no kiss, no nothing.

Overall: Indians here are Alpha males, especially the younger ones who wear turbans. Not many black or Hispanic women at all. From what I've observed, Vancouver is mostly white, white mixed with Native Canadian, Native Canadian, and multiple Asians. Not a bad city to visit for two weeks or so. I imagine the summer is great. If I had to go to Canada again, I'd have to check out Montreal though. I had a good time in Van/Nanaimo.

Post: #175

Bump.

Still any cats out here in Vancouver?