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What exotic beach resort can I go to where I can bang lots of hot young girls with no strings attached?

Has fun chicaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

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Originally posted by fayraree What exotic beach resort can I go to where I can bang lots of hot young girls with no strings attached?

cancun, south padre island, or lake powell for spring break.

have the local infectious diseases authorities been warned yet?

I dont mean to ruin ur trip but dominican sucks

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Originally posted by gehzumteufel cancun, south padre island, or lake powell for spring break.

*books vacation*

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Originally posted by fayraree *books vacation*

ROFL your guaranteed to get laid in either of those 3 places too.

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Originally posted by gehzumteufel ROFL your guaranteed to get laid in either of those 3 places too.

If I don't, I'm hunting you down to buttsecks you.

los cabos san lucas........case closed......

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Originally posted by fayraree If I don't, I'm hunting you down to buttsecks you.

hahahaha

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Originally posted by Vivid Boy los cabos san lucas........case closed......

Why don't you, Rodrico, and I go and conquer the whole island?

ive been three times.. twice to Punta Cana and once to La Romana. def dont drink the water!! even if they tell you the resort has a filtered water system. i fell for that trick all three times. youll have a good time, i always did. beautiful country, enjoy it!

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Originally posted by hiram ive been three times.. twice to Punta Cana and once to La Romana. def dont drink the water!! even if they tell you the resort has a filtered water system. i fell for that trick all three times. youll have a good time, i always did. beautiful country, enjoy it!

I drank the water and i was fine :P

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Originally posted by nchs09 I drank the water and i was fine :P

thats because you are latin, your stomach is immune to it

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Originally posted by nchs09 I drank the water and i was fine :P

thats cause your a guat!

latin here tooo...cubans must have a weaker stomach. oh and also drove to Santo Domingo from La Romana.

Been to the DR many times. Aunt and uncle used to have a house down there. La Romana = Awesome. Punta Cana = Awesome. Just about any place that isnt designated for tourists is VERY poor, though. Expect to see a lot of dirtiness and crazy shit, like market tents selling cooked dogs. But if you are sticking around the beaches, its gorgeous. You'll have an awesome time.

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Originally posted by CONNERMAN2000 Been to the DR many times. Aunt and uncle used to have a house down there. La Romana = Awesome. Punta Cana = Awesome. Just about any place that isnt designated for tourists is VERY poor, though. Expect to see a lot of dirtiness and crazy shit, like market tents selling cooked dogs. But if you are sticking around the beaches, its gorgeous. You'll have an awesome time.

for gods sake, no, there are no market tents selling cooked dogs, and seems like you have not been on downtown santo domingo for a while

Just got back home about 15 minutes ago. Took A LOT of pics.. and I am super tanned (kind of burnt)

First couple days were teh suck because I was so sick. I vomited either the first night, or second night.

Otherwise, it was amazing. Beautiful beaches, beautiful people (Dominican people are so amazing... and the men are sexerific) and amazing weather. I am sad to be back in Canada.

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Originally posted by Ivand for gods sake, no, there are no market tents selling cooked dogs, and seems like you have not been on downtown santo domingo for a while

I went to the capital of the province - Higuey, and a couple of other small towns on the way. Yes, it is very poor (compared to North America), and there are a lot of things that are going on that are really different from the western norm. I also noticed that it is very dirty. Garbage is EVERYWHERE. I am assuming that they don't have a very strong garbage disposal program in place. I have never seen so much garbage in my life.

The city of Higuey was so large! They have their street lamps disguised as palm trees, which I thought was pretty cool. They also have a super massive church right in the middle of the city. We were told that the doors to the church cost 2 million dollars. From what it seemed, there is an upcoming election, and the Dominican people are very politically involved. There were huge crowds with flags and signs lobbying others to vote for a specific president. Ivan?

Aside from the garbage, the country was magnificent. White sandy beaches, beautiful vegetation, hot weather with barely any rain, some pretty mountains, and did I mention the amazing beaches?

Things I did:

Drove a speedboat (omg so much fun)
Snorkeled
Boated (Catamarans, speedboats and a paddle boat lol)
Tanned
Danced
Rode on a crazy open concept bus and hung out the back of it
Went to Higuey
Traveled to Saona Island
Went to a "Caribbean swimming pool", which is a sandbar in the middle of the water the is so warm, and shallow. This is where we saw starfish.

I didn't do as much as I was hoping to, but being sick really had me dragging my ass for the first few days.

I got a lot of R&R in, which was nice, and highly needed.

In the future, I would never travel ill again. The pressure in my ears was horrible on the plane, and feeling kind of blah when you can't be in your own bed isn't very pleasant.

I will post up pics when they are uploaded. I don't know if I will bother with that tonight or not though, so don't hold your breath.

Just post all the pics of you in your bikini, plskthnx.

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Originally posted by Ivand for gods sake, no, there are no market tents selling cooked dogs, and seems like you have not been on downtown santo domingo for a while

Actually during my several visits, I dont think I've ever been to downtown SD. Only to the airport, and then I'm off to the beaches. My experience comes from a random village near the southeast coast. Wish I had more info to give than that... I dont at all mean to insult, but I havent heard the greatest of things when it comes to the DR capitol, so we've never really vested a true effort to check it out. The rest of my fam has been there, but not I. A lot of crime and poverty and nothing really touristy if I remember correctly.

And in a country that has some of the worst trash problems ever and is bordering the poorest nation in the western hemisphere, is it THAT ridiculous for a cooked dog market to exist? I only saw what I saw, perhaps a different animal, but pretty grotesque nonetheless. At least its something unlike the norm, which I guess makes seeing it worth it.


Good to hear you had a good trip BTW, Theresa.

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Originally posted by jennypie Just post all the pics of you in your bikini, plskthnx.

"welcome home darling"

34 Dominican Pesos for 1 US Dollar sounds pretty good to me..

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Originally posted by CONNERMAN2000 Actually during my several visits, I dont think I've ever been to downtown SD. Only to the airport, and then I'm off to the beaches. My experience comes from a random village near the southeast coast. Wish I had more info to give than that... I dont at all mean to insult, but I havent heard the greatest of things when it comes to the DR capitol, so we've never really vested a true effort to check it out. The rest of my fam has been there, but not I. A lot of crime and poverty and nothing really touristy if I remember correctly. And in a country that has some of the worst trash problems ever and is bordering the poorest nation in the western hemisphere, is it THAT ridiculous for a cooked dog market to exist? I only saw what I saw, perhaps a different animal, but pretty grotesque nonetheless. At least its something unlike the norm, which I guess makes seeing it worth it. Good to hear you had a good trip BTW, Theresa.

I have no clue where your getting your information from, but we are definitely not one of the poorest country in the western hemisphere. In fact, in the last three years we've had one of the strongest and fastest growing economies in Latin America. Word of mouth is a terrible thing. True enough, the trash collection system needs improvement, but that depends on which town you go to. So back to your cooked dog market, no, we don't cook dog because we have very very affordable food in our country. And to tell you the truth, I am quite insulted by your post. The poorest people in my country can still afford to buy decent food in the form of tubers. So to tell you the truth I would recommend you actually research into what the country is like instead on relying on 'oh my friend told me this'.

And just to substantiate my claim:

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This is a list of Latin American economies sorted by their GDP at Purchasing Power Parity The data here is an estimation, not the real figures for the year 2006. To see the official and final figures of the year 2005, please see List of countries by GDP (PPP). This list includes countries which some consider not to be part of Latin America; the precise listing of Latin American countries is disputed. Rank Country 2006 GDP millions of US dollars � World 44,168,157 � Latin America 2,879,544 1 Flag of Brazil Brazil 1,616.000 2 Flag of Mexico Mexico 1,134,300 3 Flag of Argentina Argentina 599,100 4 Flag of Colombia Colombia 366,700 5 Flag of Chile Chile 203,000 6 Flag of Peru Peru 181,800 7 Flag of Venezuela Venezuela 176,400 8 Flag of the Dominican Republic Dominican Republic 73,740 9 Flag of Guatemala Guatemala 60,570 10 Flag of Ecuador Ecuador 60,480 11 Flag of Costa Rica Costa Rica 48,770 12 Flag of Cuba Cuba 44,540 13 Flag of Uruguay Uruguay 36,560 14 Flag of El Salvador El Salvador 33,200 15 Flag of Paraguay Paraguay 30,640 16 Flag of Bolivia Bolivia 27,210 17 Flag of Panama Panama 25,290 18 Flag of Honduras Honduras 22,130 19 Flag of Trinidad and Tobago Trinidad and Tobago 20,990 20 Flag of Nicaragua Nicaragua 16,830 21 Flag of Haiti Haiti 14,560 22 Flag of Jamaica Jamaica 12,710 23 Flag of the Bahamas Bahamas 6,476 24 Flag of Barbados Barbados 5,108 25 Flag of Guyana Guyana 3,620 26 Flag of Suriname Suriname 3,098 27 Flag of the Netherlands Antilles Netherlands Antilles 2,800 28 Flag of Belize Belize 2,307 29 Flag of Saint Lucia Saint Lucia 940 30 Flag of Antigua and Barbuda Antigua and Barbuda 750 31 Flag of Grenada Grenada 440 32 Flag of Dominica Dominica 384 33 Flag of Saint Kitts and Nevis Saint Kitts and Nevis 339 34 Flag of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 249

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Originally posted by Krypton 34 Dominican Pesos for 1 US Dollar sounds pretty good to me..

It used to be 16 for 1 in 2000, but then we had the equivalent of George Dubya only a bit dumber and I am aware that that is hard. It actually shot up to 50 for 1 and now it's down

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