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Amsterdam datasheet - from the perspective of the Thing
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Amsterdam datasheet - from the perspective of the Thing

Quote: (12-06-2016 11:40 AM)LikeABaller Wrote:  

Stay the fuck away from weed when you're in Amsterdam, they have the best ex gear. You don't wanna be on downers when you're trying to score girls.

I think its the best party city in Europe.

what fkn sort of advice is that... weed is the reason you go to Amsterdam.
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Great datasheet. Would be glad to share experiences and intel about the Netherlands and different Dutch cities, as I will personnalty specialize in this country (I go once a week for events).

Will be in Rotterdam on Friday 01/12 and near Den Haag on Saturday 02/12
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Quote: (11-24-2017 01:34 AM)RoadTo100 Wrote:  

Just wanted to chime in — stayed at the Volkshotel w/ my buddy based on this the Thing’s recommendation and it was perfect. Great hotel, great downstairs working area, close to the centrum nightlife (which was ~ok).

The Ms. Big room has this really cool bed-suspended-from-the-ceiling that brought out my friend’s inner 5-year old. Felt like a he was in a treehouse I guess haha.

Here’s a random TripAdvisor pic (not mine):

https://www.tripadvisor.com/LocationPhot...vince.html

Glad you liked it. I'm not a hipster myself but the hipster atmosphere of the building really vibes well with the city. I actually got my Dutch flag thanks to staying there- she was an art history student well into hipster shit and once I mentioned I stayed there she was like "wow just been there to drink, never seen the inside, how are the rooms like?" 2 minutes later we were on the way back to my place.

Quote: (11-24-2017 12:05 AM)Sisyphus Wrote:  

I'm surprised OP didn't mention Vondelpark. It's a big beautiful urban park with a big lake and lots of nice areas with trees. When the weather's nice lots of young people get together on the big grassy areas and listen to music and smoke around sunset. That may not be the case in the winter but in any case it should still be a solid day game location.

Yeah Vondelpark is also great, thing is I was busy with work stuff weekdays and the weather was absolute and utter shit so I didn't bother with experiencing the parks at all. I just took a stroll through it, one rainy evening, in the dark; wasn't much happening to no surprise.

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Heading there for Amsterdam Dance Event, 7 days.

Wondering if I should stay ar the Volkshotel, W Hotel, or Airbnb high rise for my stay. The first two have an ADE package. Cost isn’t an issue, i just want the best experience.

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Bump

I’ll be in Amsterdam for the first time in less than two weeks. While I’ve been to the Netherlands plenty of times this will be my first time in the city. I’ll be around for a little under a day if anyone is around!

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I am here for past 4 days. This city is horrible. I am trying to find white girls but it’s really hard task, all i see is Arabs, Halal Food, Halal Gym. Yes, I’ve seen a gym called “Halal gym” where only women are allowed inside.

Welcome to Amsterdam. Capital of Saudi Arabia.
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I lived in Amsterdam until 2015, I was living in the center and the majority of women were white, with a proportion of surinamese, indonesian and moroccan chicks. I have seen very few halal restaurants and a few arabs/turks, the ones I have seen were mainly taxis.

There are some neighborhoods with a lot of moroccan immigrants but they are usually outside the ring (not in the center) I doubt that the city has been transformed in 3 years.

Amsterdam is very beautiful and has at the same time a romantic and a wild vibe. You can go with your gf, rent a small boat on the canals and have a picnic with her with a bottle of wine or take her to a nice restaurant. You can also explore the countless coffeeshops and taste some award winning sorts of weed, hang out in the red light district, it is always fun even if you don’t do P4P (never done).

@people who never been there, I highly recommend you to go, it is really a fun city for a short trip.
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[quote='Rossi' pid='1818371' dateline='1531391461']
I am here for past 4 days. This city is horrible. I am trying to find white girls but it’s really hard task, all i see is Arabs, Halal Food, Halal Gym. Yes, I’ve seen a gym called “Halal gym” where only women are allowed inside.

Welcome to Amsterdam. Capital of Saudi Arabia.
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did you take a photo for that gym ( halal gym ) ?
or can you do search in google to get result (assume you know the area )

by the way capital of soudia arabia is much more clean than roma . did you know ?
thay dont have a nightlife but all the university is free. not only that. the univesity pay asalery for the student [Image: idea.gif] yes thay pay around 270$ monthly as Reward for student . all student.
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Quote: (07-12-2018 05:31 AM)Rossi Wrote:  

I am here for past 4 days. This city is horrible. I am trying to find white girls but it’s really hard task, all i see is Arabs, Halal Food, Halal Gym. Yes, I’ve seen a gym called “Halal gym” where only women are allowed inside.

Welcome to Amsterdam. Capital of Saudi Arabia.

Dude, you are racist as fuck . You are vomitting hate in all of your posts.I reported all of your racist posts ,i hope something is done sooner rather than later.
Are you living in a parallel universe or what ? All of your posts are far from the truth and exaggarated.There is no Arab dominance like you pointed out.Arabs are usually taxi drivers or owners of small take away fast food spots that stoned people eat something quick due to weed or alcohol starvation.There are many international restaruants ; Italian ,Argantinian ,Turkish ,and so on. Amsterdam is a cosmopolitan city with hordes of tourists and inhabitants from all over the world.I would not say a particular immigrant ethnicity is highly concentrated.It is one of the entertainment capitals of Europe and by far the most liberal.Do not pay attention to Rossi's posts .It is sheer bs.
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New breed of Dragabots? The "butthurt muslims" bot?

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Quote: (07-14-2018 10:53 AM)Mekorig Wrote:  

New breed of Dragabots? The "butthurt muslims" bot?

Muslims got mad [Image: icon_mrgreen.gif]

They slowly want to dominate Europe and when I point that out, they call me racist. Well I don't know if he realizes but %99 of the forum members don't like Muslims here. [Image: icon_mrgreen.gif]
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Quote: (07-15-2018 06:13 AM)Rossi Wrote:  

Quote: (07-14-2018 10:53 AM)Mekorig Wrote:  

New breed of Dragabots? The "butthurt muslims" bot?

Muslims got mad [Image: icon_mrgreen.gif]

They slowly want to dominate Europe and when I point that out, they call me racist. Well I don't know if he realizes but %99 of the forum members don't like Muslims here. [Image: icon_mrgreen.gif]

99% !!! [Image: huh.gif]
Have you ever do a referendum ? I am sure that your biased mind is the one who invented this percentage.
you are italian So what do you feel when you go to the nearest coffee shop in roma to drink coffee from the hands of a Chinese cafe owner ? while You drink you see the owner 's wife wash dishes. At the time you know that a large number of your relatives are now sleeping in their homes because they are unemployed ?

then you go to your pc to write a post about muslims dominate amsterdam [Image: icon_mrgreen.gif]
then whay you talk about muslim dominate europe ? why speak on behalf of the Europeans ? did you do that because you fell unscure italiano ? !!
I will not talk about the Nordic countries. Let me ask you about your neighbor Germany. What is the common thing between you and the German?
Social status, level of education, unemployment rate or size of public debt or health services ? ( Security + quality industries ) Excluded. to not embarrassing you LOL

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Quote: (07-14-2018 04:05 AM)DT94 Wrote:  

Quote: (07-12-2018 05:31 AM)Rossi Wrote:  

I am here for past 4 days. This city is horrible. I am trying to find white girls but it’s really hard task, all i see is Arabs, Halal Food, Halal Gym. Yes, I’ve seen a gym called “Halal gym” where only women are allowed inside.

Welcome to Amsterdam. Capital of Saudi Arabia.

Dude, you are racist as fuck . You are vomitting hate in all of your posts.I reported all of your racist posts ,i hope something is done sooner rather than later.
Are you living in a parallel universe or what ? All of your posts are far from the truth and exaggarated.There is no Arab dominance like you pointed out.Arabs are usually taxi drivers or owners of small take away fast food spots that stoned people eat something quick due to weed or alcohol starvation.There are many international restaruants ; Italian ,Argantinian ,Turkish ,and so on. Amsterdam is a cosmopolitan city with hordes of tourists and inhabitants from all over the world.I would not say a particular immigrant ethnicity is highly concentrated.It is one of the entertainment capitals of Europe and by far the most liberal.Do not pay attention to Rossi's posts .It is sheer bs.

I think this guy is a turk like you, trying to undercover himself as italian.

It is obvious he lies in his comments, when he speaks about banging 7 girls in week in Riga, or banging 8 russian girls in 21 days during this world cup etc etc.

Also he has some fetish for Turkey.

Not that Italians do not have inferiority complex. They have a lot, especially because lots of times they are short and dark and some of them still think it is the 90s when Italian guys were stereotyped as romantic angles and italy as a paradise.

I have been in Rotterdam and it is quiet multi cultural.

However this is to be anticipated by big European cities in Europe.

These guys were invited, they did not come as invaders.
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Quote: (07-12-2018 05:31 AM)Rossi Wrote:  

I am here for past 4 days. This city is horrible. I am trying to find white girls but it’s really hard task, all i see is Arabs, Halal Food, Halal Gym. Yes, I’ve seen a gym called “Halal gym” where only women are allowed inside.

Welcome to Amsterdam. Capital of Saudi Arabia.

Dude got a lot of hate for this post but he's not entirely wrong.

In any case to clarify, besides the people working at the kebab shops and late night food places, most of the Arabs in the center of Amsterdam are all tourists, and there are a good amount of them.

In general the center of Amsterdam is an absolute shithole, attracting the worst and most annoying types of tourists- packs of British stags, tracksuit-wearing Italians and Eastern-euros, most of them attracted to the idea of Amsterdam being some kind of debaucherous amusement park with a relatively charming European exterior. I generally try to avoid the entire center (up until the first ring of canals or so) unless I have to, and find it to be a universally unpleasant experience to have to be amongst the throngs of generally obnoxious Ryanair tourists and others.

There are a couple of cool, much more chilled-out neighbourhoods that are far enough from the center that the worst of the tourists barely venture there: De Pijp, Jordaan, Plantage all offer a much more 'authentic' experience of what I believe Amsterdam to be about (especially in summer)- nice parks, trees, canals, plenty of cool cafés to enjoy a nice cold beer at, restaurants, all in a very architecturally charming and walkable setting, and no loud and fucked-up eurotrash tourists stumbling about. In general I wouldn't recommend Amsterdam for girls- you have a disadvantage with Dutch girls as a foreigner (especially as a tourist) due to being associated with the shitty tourists we have here on average, and I'd guess that enough Dutch girls have been pumped and dumped by visiting foreigners in the many decades of tourism the city has had that they are generally not so interested in people there for the very short-term. Also not a fan of Amsterdam girl attitudes in general, and the strong influence of hipsterism and 'being alternative' on a lot of them.

As a tourist just focus on the hostel crowd- travelling girls are 100% there just to have fun and have an 'adventure', and often the idea of Amsterdam as being some haven of sex and debauchery can easily be used to your advantage.

If it's Dutch girls you're looking for and not tourists I'd easily recommend a city like Utrecht over Amsterdam, any day. First of all it's an extremely charming city in terms of aesthetic and ambiance, with a classic Dutch, walkable city structure and a more unique canal running through its center. More importantly it has a high university population relative to the population of the city, and gender ratios skewed very much much in favor of guys. Legit, I see more cuties walking through the Utrecht central station for 5 minutes than I'd see in a week in my shithole engineering city. In comparison to Amsterdam, where people are generally much less interested in others due to the extremely high tourist influx, I get significantly more attention, eye-contact, and friendly reception from girls in Utrecht (pity I'm not so much into Dutchies).

I'm not much of a clubbing guy but I know there are plenty of options in Utrecht, and it has a pretty lively bar scene given all the students, where the girls are in general significantly more receptive and easy to approach compared to other cities where the gender ratios are less favorable to guys.

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Quote: (07-17-2018 09:16 AM)thebassist Wrote:  

In any case to clarify, besides the people working at the kebab shops and late night food places, most of the Arabs in the center of Amsterdam are all tourists, and there are a good amount of them.

In general the center of Amsterdam is an absolute shithole, attracting the worst and most annoying types of tourists- packs of British stags, tracksuit-wearing Italians and Eastern-euros, most of them attracted to the idea of Amsterdam being some kind of debaucherous amusement park with a relatively charming European exterior. I generally try to avoid the entire center (up until the first ring of canals or so) unless I have to, and find it to be a universally unpleasant experience to have to be amongst the throngs of generally obnoxious Ryanair tourists and others.

There are a couple of cool, much more chilled-out neighbourhoods that are far enough from the center that the worst of the tourists barely venture there: De Pijp, Jordaan, Plantage all offer a much more 'authentic' experience of what I believe Amsterdam to be about (especially in summer)- nice parks, trees, canals, plenty of cool cafés to enjoy a nice cold beer at, restaurants, all in a very architecturally charming and walkable setting, and no loud and fucked-up eurotrash tourists stumbling about. In general I wouldn't recommend Amsterdam for girls- you have a disadvantage with Dutch girls as a foreigner (especially as a tourist) due to being associated with the shitty tourists we have here on average, and I'd guess that enough Dutch girls have been pumped and dumped by visiting foreigners in the many decades of tourism the city has had that they are generally not so interested in people there for the very short-term. Also not a fan of Amsterdam girl attitudes in general, and the strong influence of hipsterism and 'being alternative' on a lot of them.

As a tourist just focus on the hostel crowd- travelling girls are 100% there just to have fun and have an 'adventure', and often the idea of Amsterdam as being some haven of sex and debauchery can easily be used to your advantage.

100% true. The most trashy area is without a doubt around the central station, each friday night it was invaded by groups of low class italians in tracksuits and nike air max harassing girls and randomly asking people where the prostitutes are.

The Pijp is indeed one of the nicest neighborhoods, it doesn’t have hookers nor nightclubs and very few coffeeshops so fortunately the trashy tourists don’t go there...actually when I think about it I think on the way between the Pijp and museumplein there is a mini red light district with a few girls working.

Jordaan is also nice but I found it a bit snobbish, rich locals and expats live there, the crowd in the Pijp is more laid back, at least that was my percepton. I did the mistake to live in the very center the first year and it was exactly as thebassist described it, the worst for me was during Queen’s day (which is now king’s day), Amsterdam center is very small and during that day it was apocalyptic, I was leaving the country each year that day. If you like being shitfaced to death and being suffocating in the middle of thousands of 6ft3+ guys, all drunk and jumping everywhere then you would enjoy it.

When I left Amsterdam more and more people were going to live in Amsterdam Noord, it’s the part of the city that you reach with a ferry from behind the central station, apparently rents were lower there and more flats were available (housing is a problem in Amsterdam), but that part of the city was ugly and boring.

I am also not a clubber but I remember that bar in Leidseplein, I think it is called « the players » or something like that, I went a few times with a friend and there were often stunners there, literally what some of you would classify a 9 or 10, tall blondes model looking, lot of attitudes though, apparently football players of the Ajax go there so you probably find high maintenance gold diggers there.

A problem expats often face in Amsterdam is no matter how long you live there you are always labelled as a tourist and it comes with a negative stigma, I found it extremely difficult to connect with locals and was hanging out with other expats because of that.
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Quote: (07-17-2018 09:16 AM)thebassist Wrote:  

Quote: (07-12-2018 05:31 AM)Rossi Wrote:  

I am here for past 4 days. This city is horrible. I am trying to find white girls but it’s really hard task, all i see is Arabs, Halal Food, Halal Gym. Yes, I’ve seen a gym called “Halal gym” where only women are allowed inside.

Welcome to Amsterdam. Capital of Saudi Arabia.

Dude got a lot of hate for this post but he's not entirely wrong.

In any case to clarify, besides the people working at the kebab shops and late night food places, most of the Arabs in the center of Amsterdam are all tourists, and there are a good amount of them.

In general the center of Amsterdam is an absolute shithole, attracting the worst and most annoying types of tourists- packs of British stags, tracksuit-wearing Italians and Eastern-euros, most of them attracted to the idea of Amsterdam being some kind of debaucherous amusement park with a relatively charming European exterior. I generally try to avoid the entire center (up until the first ring of canals or so) unless I have to, and find it to be a universally unpleasant experience to have to be amongst the throngs of generally obnoxious Ryanair tourists and others.

There are a couple of cool, much more chilled-out neighbourhoods that are far enough from the center that the worst of the tourists barely venture there: De Pijp, Jordaan, Plantage all offer a much more 'authentic' experience of what I believe Amsterdam to be about (especially in summer)- nice parks, trees, canals, plenty of cool cafés to enjoy a nice cold beer at, restaurants, all in a very architecturally charming and walkable setting, and no loud and fucked-up eurotrash tourists stumbling about. In general I wouldn't recommend Amsterdam for girls- you have a disadvantage with Dutch girls as a foreigner (especially as a tourist) due to being associated with the shitty tourists we have here on average, and I'd guess that enough Dutch girls have been pumped and dumped by visiting foreigners in the many decades of tourism the city has had that they are generally not so interested in people there for the very short-term. Also not a fan of Amsterdam girl attitudes in general, and the strong influence of hipsterism and 'being alternative' on a lot of them.

As a tourist just focus on the hostel crowd- travelling girls are 100% there just to have fun and have an 'adventure', and often the idea of Amsterdam as being some haven of sex and debauchery can easily be used to your advantage.

If it's Dutch girls you're looking for and not tourists I'd easily recommend a city like Utrecht over Amsterdam, any day. First of all it's an extremely charming city in terms of aesthetic and ambiance, with a classic Dutch, walkable city structure and a more unique canal running through its center. More importantly it has a high university population relative to the population of the city, and gender ratios skewed very much much in favor of guys. Legit, I see more cuties walking through the Utrecht central station for 5 minutes than I'd see in a week in my shithole engineering city. In comparison to Amsterdam, where people are generally much less interested in others due to the extremely high tourist influx, I get significantly more attention, eye-contact, and friendly reception from girls in Utrecht (pity I'm not so much into Dutchies).

I'm not much of a clubbing guy but I know there are plenty of options in Utrecht, and it has a pretty lively bar scene given all the students, where the girls are in general significantly more receptive and easy to approach compared to other cities where the gender ratios are less favorable to guys.

Totally agree with you on Amsterdam. Always had shitty night outs there. The city is too overrated.
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If it's Dutch girls you're looking for and not tourists I'd easily recommend a city like Utrecht over Amsterdam, any day.
I will add two more cities here, if you are looking to acquire that Dutch flag: Nijmegen and Maastricht. There is even a term in the Urban Dictionary describing the shortage of men in Maastricht. https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.p...t%20Effect

If by any chance, any of the forum members are in Netherlands this week. I would advice you to go and check out the Vierdaagse march in Nijmegen, which started on 17th July and ends on 20th July. The best time of the year to game in Nijmegen.

Btw which shitty engineering city are you talking about? Delft or Eindhoven?
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Damnit I was there last weekend and not this weekend.

Lino and Justin seem spot on to me. I stay out of Rotterdam and Amsterdam now, although I still like Rotterdam. Ive setup shop for now in Breda and am trying to see how viable the city is since it has super central nightlife and relatively few black or even arab guys in clubs. I may the only one or 1 of 3 in the whole spot. So far Tinder has yielded a fair amount of matches but nothing panned out so far.
Utrecht is on the list as well as Maastricht since I am not far from there at all.

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Quote: (07-18-2018 11:20 AM)kirdiesel Wrote:  

Damnit I was there last weekend and not this weekend.

Lino and Justin seem spot on to me. I stay out of Rotterdam and Amsterdam now, although I still like Rotterdam. Ive setup shop for now in Breda and am trying to see how viable the city is since it has super central nightlife and relatively few black or even arab guys in clubs. I may the only one or 1 of 3 in the whole spot. So far Tinder has yielded a fair amount of matches but nothing panned out so far.
Utrecht is on the list as well as Maastricht since I am not far from there at all.

I have been to Breda once. However, it is a bit far from my place. So, I stick to Eindhoven.

Have you been to or are going to any festivals in NL this summer?
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I don't even know what festivals are going on (im new to the country) so if you know some top notch places to go, im all ears.

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Quote: (07-19-2018 04:55 AM)kirdiesel Wrote:  

I don't even know what festivals are going on (im new to the country) so if you know some top notch places to go, im all ears.

I have one planned for the first weekend of August in Roermond. It is called Solar Weekend. The festival takes place by a lake called Maasplassen. Do stay at the camping if you wanna collect notches. This is going to be my third time and man, I have had such a blast there the last years. It gets around 10-15k visitors. The quality of women is pretty good. I follow few Dutch models on Insta and saw them at Solar. Here is the link to the festival website.
http://solarweekend.com/en/festival-info

I might also go to the Mysterland from 24th till 26th August. The line-up has pretty big names.
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I am going to two festivals in August, during the two first weeks, one in Eindhoven, the other one around Amsterdam.
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I’m in Amsterdam early September
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I’ll be there during Amsterdam Dance Event. Any of y’all been to it?

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I've been talking to two Dutch girls and they both recommended Utrecht to me next time if I go there. Good luck to those who will visit Amsterdam, I'm not that if it should be called Amsterdam or Cairo.
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Egyptian immigrants are very large in Europe. Egyptians have an seriousness in business, especially in small businesses. Such as grocery stores and kebab resturant.
The big surprise for me as a Tourist is what I saw in all the Italian cities.
Too many restaurants selling pizza(pizzeria) are owned and operated by Egyptians[Image: huh.gif]
The customers waiting for orders in the queue are Italians[Image: huh.gif]
I felt sad for them. How the foreigns make a pizza for Italian in Italy !

I think Egyptians like the Chinese (smart) they exploit the laziness of some people and their inability to work for extra hours. They simply fill the gap.
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