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I had been having a good time in Medellin for a few months when my brother told me he was going to Manaus. Having my brother on the same continent was all the reason I needed to book a flight to Brazil. But then I looked online and saw that tickets from Medellin to Manaus were upwards of 800 dollars. Since I had plenty of time to spare I decided I would take the scenic route, heading south by bus through Ecuador and Peru, then taking boats along the Amazon from Yurimaguas to Iquitos to Tabatinga and finally to Manaus. I left Medellin April 1st.

After three weeks of traveling I finally got to Manaus on April 19th, the cost of travel only 311 dollars(not including hostels). My brother wasn't going to arrive until the 21st, but my brother's friend Mike would be there on the 20th. So I spent the first day in Manaus in the Manaus Hostel with all of the gringos that were on the boat. The first Brazilian girl I talked to was the girl working at the hostel, and I immediately fell in love with the country. She was 5'8, with light brown skin, big tits and a famous Brazilian ass. Her face was absolutely beautiful with sensual lips and warm brown eyes. She wasn't afraid to make eye contact either, which is something that I'm not used to. Our relationship turned sour when I missed checkout by a few hours and she wanted me to pay for the whole day but I only wanted to pay for a half day. Fucking slut.

Wednesday 4/20, my brother's Brazilian friend Mike picked me up and the first thing he did was show me his plastic factory. Then we went out to eat dinner with his FB, her 35 year old friend and her 18 year old daughter at an expensive, open seating kind of bar that is common in Brasil. During the three weeks it took me to get to Manaus I made sure to do Pimsleur Portuguese every day. I didn't have a lot of Portuguese, but what I had was enough to converse and make a few lame jokes. The girl was pretty cute and she was helping me out with conversation. Now that I think about it, she probably couldn't understand anything I said but it didn't matter because she liked me. About a half hour into dinner Mike looks over at me and tells me to kiss her. For the last 10 minutes he was making out with his FB hardcore. I guess I was taking too long. I went in for the kiss and she very eagerly returned it. It didnt matter to her that her mom was right there, and we made out on and off until we left. Before we left to Mike's house the mom took her daughter aside and told her a story about an ex boyfriend of hers. Whatever this story was it served to keep her pants on the rest of the night. When we went to Mike's house I tried grabbing her ass and tits, but was denied every time. She kept saying something that I know recognize as "Voce muito safado!" After they left Mike very proudly showed off pics of him going down on his girl. It was a very good first taste of Brasil.

The next day we picked up my brother from the airport and the fun really began. Mike invited a dude over by the name of Edy Murfy who brought with him 5 girls. The entire time we were in Manaus my brother and I tried to figure this guy out. We weren't sure if the girls were prostitutes and we weren't sure if Edy Murfy is a pimp. By our best guest he is an amateur pimp; he brings the girls over to the rich dude's house and he gets to drink, eat and party for free. The girls to be in it so they could party extravagantly with exotic gringos. We went out to some clubs and we paid for the girls and Edy Murfy wherever we went. The dude has got some serious game though; he drives around a beat up old car with a sticker of his name on it, and hes a short fat dude with a funny looking face, yet he always has hot bitches hanging around.

During the day we cooked churrasco, drank cachaca and lounged around the pool flirting with the girls. I didn't talk much because my brother and his friends were dominating the conversations. But being the good brother that he is, he pushed me to do the right things I needed to do to get laid. "Go dance with her," "go give her alcohol," "go stick your dick in her mouth." He actually said that last one. The girl that was a 9 was lying on a patio chair talking to one of my friends. He pulled his dick out, put it near her mouth and she obediently started sucking. I walked over to her and stuck my dick in her face, which she gratefully accepted into her mouth. Everyone had a turn with her before long, and my brother eventually took her to his room. His comment later was "I sucked your dick, didn't I?" I didn't really need any Portuguese to score the girl I got with, body language was enough. When I tried going in for the kiss she stopped me, saying that her breath stank because she ate onions. I found a piece of gum, and as soon as she put it in her mouth I followed it with my tongue. She thought this was pretty funny.

Later that night we went out to a club that was next to a fancy hotel on the Amazon river. I don't remember the name of it or the names of any of the places I went to because Portuguese was still very foreign to me at the time. I'm not of drinking age in the US so I can't compare this club to any back home, but I'm sure they're all the same. I don't know how you guys can hit the clubs several times a week and put up with the super loud music and inflated drink prices, but I'm starting to respect that energy. I have two left feet when it comes to dancing, which I see as a huge disadvantage in Brasil. I tried dancing with my girl a few times, but within 15 seconds she gets frustrated with my lack of ability. This has happened to me with the 10 or so girls I've danced with in Brasil. My girl was wandering around talking to all of her friends that were there, which made me a little jealous. So I did what my inner Roosh told me to do and I approached another girl. I grabbed her hand and started dancing with her, but after a few seconds she stopped me because it was too painful for her.

We got back to the house around 4am and immediately started cooking more picanha. My girl was hungry and wouldn't do anything until she ate, which took like two hours. I'm an old man at 20 years, so I took a nap until she was done. I went downstairs at around 6am and started making out with her. Then I threw her over my shoulder and took her to my room. We made out on my bed and got naked, but she said she wouldn't fuck because she was on the rag. I told her I didn't care and that we should do it anyway. "But how?" she asked. "With this condom," I said as I pulled it out of my shorts. I was gonna have us do it on the bed so that I could wake up my brother with the bloody sheets, but she wisely said we should do it in the bathroom. We fucked on the toilet, and it was awesome. It started to get smelly after a while, we probably should've done it in the shower. After I came we tried doggy style on the floor, but the combination of the smell and hard floor was too much for her to handle.

So my Manaus experience was everything that the Roosh forum had hyped it up to be. The first day at the hostel sucked because I was alone in the city with a bunch of hippie gringos, but once I met up with Mike everything turned around. Knowing Edy Murfy made it incredibly easy to bang hot Manaueras, but I think if you went there alone you could still do some damage. Most of the women we saw in clubs were pretty hot and there were definitely way more of them than men. I think as long as you stay in a hotel and not a hostel you should do pretty well here.

Manaus was cool because the women were easy, but the city sucked, its impossible to live there without a car and there wasn't much eye candy on the streets. Now I'm in Vitoria and things couldn't be more different. The weather is more agreeable, everything is really close together and the quality of women here is unbelievable. Like I have not seen a single unattractive girl out on the streets and the number of 8s and 9s is overwhelming. I fucking love Brasil.

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This is a picture I took the morning after. I fucked the one on the right. The one on the left is a different girl than the one that blew everyone.
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Interesting. I def plan on checking out Manaus in the future! btw u might wanna change the title as this is more of a field/trip report than a data sheet...

Thanks for report! Love to hear stories like this!

One more thing, I assume these grls spoke no english right?
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Great report!! What was the Amazon like? You must have seen some incredible stuff, but man, 3 weeks??? You probably spent most of the $500 you saved on food & lodging!!
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Quote: (06-01-2011 04:07 PM)whosyourdaddy Wrote:  

Great report!! What was the Amazon like? You must have seen some incredible stuff, but man, 3 weeks??? You probably spent most of the $500 you saved on food & lodging!!

The average cost of hostels along the way was 8 dollars a night, and I took a few night buses which saved me the cost of lodging for the night, so the total cost of lodging for that time was less than 100 bucks. But yeah, I did tend to eat more extravagantly than I normally do since I was saving a lot of money. Even so, the most I spent on one meal was like $25.

If you want to appreciate the Amazon River its best that you don't live on it for a week. Its a brown river with green stuff on both banks, and this didn't change anywhere along the way. I saw dolphins poke their heads out of the water a few times. Other than that there wasn't much going on from the river. The really interesting stuff was when we stopped at small little villages on the water. I kinda felt like I was in Thailand when I saw these little wooden shacks floating on the water. We stopped every few hours so that more passengers could get on with their bundles of Bananas. There must have been 10,000 bananas on the boat at one point, with each person owning a few hundred of them. I really regret not doing Ayahuasca while I was still in Peru. I heard stories from a few people who spent three weeks doing it, and it sounds like an incredible, life changing experience.

Quote: (06-01-2011 03:56 PM)Dash Global Wrote:  

Interesting. I def plan on checking out Manaus in the future! btw u might wanna change the title as this is more of a field/trip report than a data sheet...

Thanks for report! Love to hear stories like this!

One more thing, I assume these grls spoke no english right?

Eh, I missed the 60 minute edit mark. My bad.

These girls spoke no English. They couldn't even count in English. There were a few words that they tried saying, words they picked up from songs or whatnot.
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Quote: (06-01-2011 03:46 PM)Sardino Wrote:  

I had been having a good time in Medellin for a few months when my brother told me he was going to Manaus. Having my brother on the same continent was all the reason I needed to book a flight to Brazil. But then I looked online and saw that tickets from Medellin to Manaus were upwards of 800 dollars. Since I had plenty of time to spare I decided I would take the scenic route, heading south by bus through Ecuador and Peru, then taking boats along the Amazon from Yurimaguas to Iquitos to Tabatinga and finally to Manaus. I left Medellin April 1st.

One thing that puzzles me Sardino is that you went from Medellin to Manaus by land, which is extremely confusing to me for the following reasons:

1. As a US citizen (you said you were a gringo), how the hell did you get your Visa to enter Brazil? All US citizens must have a Visa to travel to Brazil obtained from their home state. How did you just get-up and go to Manaus from Colombia as you put it? Also, once you do get approved for a tourist Visa by the Brazilian consulate of your home state, you must use it within 90 days it is issued to you, and you said that you have been in Medellin for months!

2. If you have an entry stamp of Colombia within the last 90 days on your US passport, you will also be required by Brazilian Immigration to show a Yellow Fever Vaccination card. Which you did not mention either. This is especially enforced when going to Amazon/Northwest regions of Brazil!!!

3. I have never, ever, ever heard of a Brazilian who would call himself "Mike" - not even pimps who cater to foreigners! This is just laughable! [Image: lol.gif]

I hate to say this, but your story has some holes that are very confusing to me as I have traveled extensively between Brazil and Colombia, and know that you cannot get around the first 2 points I mentioned.

4. The picture of the 2 girls you posted have butter-faces to the Nth degree! I would not even brag about fucking any of the 2 using my neighbors dick.

5. You mention on another thread starting an escort service site to build a Harem of women, and that you also LIVE in Brazil! How the fuck do you live in Brazil (on a Tourist Visa) and not speak Portuguese in a place where English is hardly spoken by anyone such as Vitoria? You sound to me like you are this same pimp you describe in your story named "Mike".


http://www.rooshvforum.network/thread-4835.html

Sounds to me like you are here to fish using your posts as bait, not post solid data sheets! Which suits your forum name very well; Sardino in Portuguese slang for small sardine (bait).

I hate to throw the flag out on you for this, but I must since the way you described you went to Brazil does not fit the bill with all the headaches I had to endure to travel to Brazil, directly from Colombia.

I officially nominate all of your post B.S until you can prove otherwise.

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Mixx
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Mixx,

I've looked into going to Brazil via Leticia, and apparently around there you can enter Brazil from Colombia without a visa or anything, there is an agreement that the whole area around the river is visa free. I suppose from there, having entered visa free, a boat to Manaus might not have anything to do with checking your visa status.

Also I met a Brazilian named Mike here in Bogotá. A jewish tae-kwon do doing soap opera actor.
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Quote: (06-05-2011 12:22 PM)Sonsowey Wrote:  

Mixx,

I've looked into going to Brazil via Leticia, and apparently around there you can enter Brazil from Colombia without a visa or anything, there is an agreement that the whole area around the river is visa free. I suppose from there, having entered visa free, a boat to Manaus might not have anything to do with checking your visa status.

Also I met a Brazilian named Mike here in Bogotá. A jewish tae-kwon do doing soap opera actor.

I dunno man...Brazilian Policia Federal are real dicks with this shit!! Brazilians have a chip on their shoulder about us not opening US borders to Brazilian citizens, so they reciprocate. Have you actually done it?

I seriously doubt any US citizen can LEGALLY enter Brazil "Visa Free" no matter where you come from. It's a Federal immigration law, not a local state law. It's Visa Free for any Colombian, Peru, Ecuador, Venezuelan or Bolivian. My Colombian girl did not even need a Colombian passport to enter Brazil via Leticia, she just needed her Colombian Cedula (ID Card), I was harped about my US passport.

Still, not trying to be a dick to Sardino...but I have had my share of nightmares going back-n-forth between Colombia and Brazil, and it's not research that leads me to say this. I speak from first-hand experience.

Mixx
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Mixx,
He could have easilly obtained a visa from the Brasilian embassy/consulate in Medellin or even prior to living the US. Remember, once you have a multiple entry Brasil tourist visa for 5 years, at any time during those 5 years that your visa is good for, you can enter Brasil without a new visa. I've done it for years and millions of people are doing it. Every day. I've met plenty of Brasilian Mike's as it's becoming unfortunatley quite fashionable to have English names and they try hard, again, big fat unfortunately, many things that are American in Brasil. However, I agree with you that the 2 girls posted are real dogs.
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Quote: (06-05-2011 01:32 PM)Vacancier Permanent Wrote:  

Mixx,
He could have easilly obtained a visa from the Brasilian embassy/consulate in Medellin.

Nope. You cannot! This is not even a remote possibility.

As a matter of fact, to tell you how much of a pain in the ass it is, A US citizen cannot go to a Brazilian consulate in any other US state to obtain a Brazilian Visa other than the Brazilian consulate that has jurisdiction for the state he lives!

Example:

I cannot as a state of Florida resident, go to the Brazilian consulate in Texas or New York, or any other US state and get a Brazil Visa. I MUST go to Miami Brazil consulate...see what I mean by Brazilians being real dicks about this? Roosh from DC cannot go to California or Florida and get a Brazilian Visa, he must do so in DC.

So you can forget about obtaining one in a country which you are not even a citizen of.




Mixx
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Quote: (06-05-2011 12:35 PM)MiXX Wrote:  

and it's not research that leads me to say this. I speak from first-hand experience.

Mixx

I've never done it, just something I read. That's a fucking shame, I thought I could get in Brazil through the back door...
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Quote: (06-05-2011 01:59 PM)MiXX Wrote:  

Quote: (06-05-2011 01:32 PM)Vacancier Permanent Wrote:  

Mixx,
He could have easilly obtained a visa from the Brasilian embassy/consulate in Medellin.

Nope. You cannot! This is not even a remote possibility.

As a matter of fact, to tell you how much of a pain in the ass it is, A US citizen cannot go to a Brazilian consulate in any other US state to obtain a Brazilian Visa other than the Brazilian consulate that has jurisdiction for the state he lives!

Example:

I cannot as a state of Florida resident, go to the Brazilian consulate in Texas or New York, or any other US state and get a Brazil Visa. I MUST go to Miami Brazil consulate...see what I mean by Brazilians being real dicks about this? Roosh from DC cannot go to California or Florida and get a Brazilian Visa, he must do so in DC.

So you can forget about obtaining one in a country which you are not even a citizen of.




Mixx


Yeah...I'm required to get mine in DC....honestly if a man brags about kissing a girl who sucked multiple dudes dicks in front of everybody and has no problem with that...that right their told me all I need to know...lol...good try though...
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I wouldn't waste the battery power to take a picture of those two cum dumpsters much less post it on a forum.
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"I was gonna have us do it on the bed so that I could wake up my brother with the bloody sheets, but she wisely said we should do it in the bathroom. We fucked on the toilet, and it was awesome. It started to get smelly after a while, we probably should've done it in the shower. After I came we tried doggy style on the floor, but the combination of the smell and hard floor was too much for her to handle."

[Image: sick.gif] ... [Image: puke.gif]

VERY nasty stuff. But he would have to be one twisted f*ck to make that up AND post a pic of the 2 ugliest girls in Manaus. lol

He needs to get back here and recant or defend his tale...

... funerals are insane, the chicks are so horny, its not even fair, its like fishing with dynamite ... Ma!!! The meat loaf!!!
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Quote: (06-05-2011 06:33 PM)redneckpunk Wrote:  

I wouldn't waste the battery power to take a picture of those two cum dumpsters much less post it on a forum.

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I don't want to ruin your party, but they are ugly.

Deixa que essa fase é passageira, amanhã será melhor você vai ver a cidade inteira seu samba saber de cor!
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Hey, let's not offend the honor of the Sardine. Indeed, some of the best fish I've eaten was amazing fresh Sardine's on the Ligurian costa; "bianchetti" are presented headless/gutted and "cooked" a la ceviche - marinated in lime and then topped with local extra virgin olive oil and fresh tomatoes. Enjoyed with a bottle of local vino blanco and an Argentine chica with big tits. What else could you ask for?

FYI, I visited the Brasilian embassy in Buenos Aires last October to replace my expired tourist visa. While they would issue a new tourist visa to an American, it would be limited to a single-entry for 90-days - which was complete bullshit. I passed and decided to get the visa when I returned to US in December. Next surprise is that you can now request a 10-year multi-entry if you attach a letter requesting such to your application. I got it. Also, the ridiculous requirement that you enter within 90-days of visa issuance - has been eliminated, at least as of January of this year. The consular official I talked to indicated that they are loosening things up in anticipation of the World Cup and Olympics. Then again, this is Brasil and god knows what the "official policy" is today........
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Glad to see some comments on the photo. I thought it was odd to choose that particular one, with one girl's tongue halfway sticking out, and the other one with her mouth full, eating a sandwich. Not the most flattering choice of photos.
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Quote:Quote:

As a matter of fact, to tell you how much of a pain in the ass it is. ...see what I mean by Brazilians being real dicks about this?

You guys don't exactly make it easy for ANYONE to visit, let alone Brazilians so roll with the punches mate.
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Quote: (06-06-2011 03:14 PM)Gringo Wrote:  

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As a matter of fact, to tell you how much of a pain in the ass it is. ...see what I mean by Brazilians being real dicks about this?

You guys don't exactly make it easy for ANYONE to visit, let alone Brazilians so roll with the punches mate.

Yes,this shitty treatment on BR embassys in the US is due to:

1-Brazilian government/diplomatic staff people are generally really lazy and don't give a fuck about anything.It's even harder for Brazilian citizens to get their shit done by these guys.

2-Brazil uses the Visa-reciprocity system.Because it is hard for a Brasileiro to get a VISA to the US,It is hard for an American to visit Brazil. Things are easier for Europeans visiting Brazil and vice-versa.

*Manauaras(people from Manaus) are widely-known in Brazil as the most ugly people in the whole country.

The girls tend to be VERY easy though.My 50 year old fat Uncle lived there for 2 years and was getting 20-25 year-old pussy left and right.With minimun DHV (Like drive ANY car, or be a White guy) tons of (butterface) pussy fall from the sky.

Chicks need to be on rotation like a Netflix queue
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Mixx, What you're saying applies ONLY and only to American citizens. Other nationalities (of more civilised and less police state/authoritarian countries for example. [Image: wink.gif] ) can certainly obtain visas for Brasil outside of their countries. So you're telling me that you as an American who for example, if you were to be in say, Buenos Aires and would like to visit Brasil, you couldn't get a visa at the Brasilian Embassy in BA? And instead you'd have to fly back to the US and go to the nearest Brasilian Embassy/consulate in your state? That's a ridiculous thing and it baffles me.

To be honest, it's not the Brasilians being dicks, they're just using a policy of reciprocity and giving you guys a taste of your own medicine. I applaud the Brasilian government to stand for the rights of their citizens and doesn't sell out their country to the first comer. And you as a well travelled man, you perfectly know and understand that I'm sure. Going through the US even on a transit, let alone and god forbid to visit the Land of the Free and Brave (sic), is a very unpleasant experience. That's why I always avoid like the plague going through the US on my travels even if that means paying anywhere between 30-50% more for my ticket. It's suck a pity as I would love to spend 2-3 months a year in Miami and other places in the US. I have entertained the thought of making Miami my base to explore Latin America, but because of those ignorant fascist at US immigration in airports and in the US, I'm skipping it all together for the forseable future.


Quote: (06-05-2011 01:59 PM)MiXX Wrote:  

Quote: (06-05-2011 01:32 PM)Vacancier Permanent Wrote:  

Mixx,
He could have easilly obtained a visa from the Brasilian embassy/consulate in Medellin.

Nope. You cannot! This is not even a remote possibility.

As a matter of fact, to tell you how much of a pain in the ass it is, A US citizen cannot go to a Brazilian consulate in any other US state to obtain a Brazilian Visa other than the Brazilian consulate that has jurisdiction for the state he lives!

Example:

I cannot as a state of Florida resident, go to the Brazilian consulate in Texas or New York, or any other US state and get a Brazil Visa. I MUST go to Miami Brazil consulate...see what I mean by Brazilians being real dicks about this? Roosh from DC cannot go to California or Florida and get a Brazilian Visa, he must do so in DC.

So you can forget about obtaining one in a country which you are not even a citizen of.




Mixx
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Quote: (06-05-2011 01:59 PM)MiXX Wrote:  

Quote: (06-05-2011 01:32 PM)Vacancier Permanent Wrote:  

Mixx,
He could have easilly obtained a visa from the Brasilian embassy/consulate in Medellin.

Nope. You cannot! This is not even a remote possibility.

As a matter of fact, to tell you how much of a pain in the ass it is, A US citizen cannot go to a Brazilian consulate in any other US state to obtain a Brazilian Visa other than the Brazilian consulate that has jurisdiction for the state he lives!

Is this true? I plan on going from Argentina to Brazil next year, well past 90 days into leaving the US, so this is pertinent. I recall that Roosh ended up in Brazil after his travels in A Dead Bat in Paraguay without touching base in the U.S., so I would infer he got his Brazilian Visa on the road. My scanning of the Brazilian Consulate in Argentina's web page doesn't say anything about such a restriction on the page "for other nationalities" other than Argentinian, in applying for a visa (http://www.conbrasil.org.ar/CONSBRASIL/v...gl.asp#4). If someone has tried and had experience with this, I would appreciate it.
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Quote: (06-06-2011 03:38 PM)Vacancier Permanent Wrote:  

Mixx, What you're saying applies ONLY and only to American citizens. Other nationalities (of more civilised and less police state/authoritarian countries for example. [Image: wink.gif] ) can certainly obtain visas for Brasil outside of their countries.

No shit? I only said that 10x on my post - US Citizens only. [Image: dodgy.gif]

You are missing my point. The OP said he did it, and I was pointing out that it's not possible (for US Citizens).

Notice how the OP has not even returned to clarify his post - indicative that he was full of B.S.


Quote: (06-06-2011 03:38 PM)Vacancier Permanent Wrote:  

So you're telling me that you as an American who for example, if you were to be in say, Buenos Aires and would like to visit Brasil, you couldn't get a visa at the Brasilian Embassy in BA? And instead you'd have to fly back to the US and go to the nearest Brasilian Embassy/consulate in your state? That's a ridiculous thing and it baffles me.

Yes, that is what I am telling you. Not because I researched it, but because I had to fly my ass back to Miami from Colombia...it does not matter where you are actually as a US citizen, if I live in Florida, and I am in New York, and need to get a Brazil Visa, guess what? I'd have to fly my ass back to Miami from New York - and its the same country!

I'm glad it baffles you; it baffles us too - that's the way it is. Brazil's rules, not ours.


Quote: (06-06-2011 03:38 PM)Vacancier Permanent Wrote:  

To be honest, it's not the Brasilians being dicks, they're just using a policy of reciprocity and giving you guys a taste of your own medicine. I applaud the Brasilian government to stand for the rights of their citizens and doesn't sell out their country to the first comer.

Chill out man, I am not angry at Brazilians....again, you're missing my point - I was telling the OP what he was saying does not fly as he said he was a gringo.

Quote: (06-06-2011 03:38 PM)Vacancier Permanent Wrote:  

I have entertained the thought of making Miami my base to explore Latin America, but because of those ignorant fascist at US immigration in airports and in the US, I'm skipping it all together for the forseable future.

They are pricks, even with their own citizens. Don't think we get special treatment from them...they act like assholes to us too...it's a power trip for them.

Don't get me started on what I wish I could tell American Customs and Border Patrol to their face if it had no consequences, and I'm a US Citizen and hate their ass!

However, thsi is not a thread about Immigration or how pissed off we are...this is a thread to state 2 things:

1. I think Sardino is full of shit in his story.

2. If Sardino is not full of shit, and he is speaking the truth, then he should definitely start lying and say he did NOT fuck that butt-ugly, dog face piranha in his picture...

Mixx
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All US citizens must have a Visa to travel to Brazil obtained from their home state.

I got my Brazilian visa in Argentina. You can get at least a tourist visa (valid for 90 days) in any consulate. Someone gave you bad info!
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Quote: (06-06-2011 06:06 PM)Roosh Wrote:  

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All US citizens must have a Visa to travel to Brazil obtained from their home state.

I got my Brazilian visa in Argentina. You can get at least a tourist visa (valid for 90 days) in any consulate. Someone gave you bad info!

Confirmed. I'm in Ecuador right now and just applied for a Brazilian tourist visa at the embassy with no problems.
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Quote: (06-06-2011 04:56 PM)MiXX Wrote:  

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2. If Sardino is not full of shit, and he is speaking the truth, then he should definitely start lying and say he did NOT fuck that butt-ugly, dog face piranha in his picture...

Mixx

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