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 Post subject: Real life sucks a$$!
PostPosted: Sun Oct 18, 2009 12:35 pm 
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Less than one week after returning from my latest sojourn in SJ, I'm sitting here thinking that real life sucks! I know I'm not saying anything overly surprising to most of the vets, but I'm looking at no more vacation time for 2009. I hit a strip club last night, & most of the girls there held no interest for me, aside from a couple of Asian girls.

Yes, I'm pining for the chicas of CR. I may have to just bite the bullet & take a couple of days off with no pay just to go back before xmas.

Newbies, take note: once you visit CR, you'll keep going back over & over & over....

Rant over...thanks for your attention. :wink:

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Yea, this is an increased phenomenon with people on their first trip to CR. I had mine in June 07 and was back 2 months later, and havent slowed down since.


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Well, this was my 17th or 18th trip to CR, what does that say about me? :lol:

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I just got got home a few days ago as well
Some underlying proplems came to a boil
I do not care I have a CR outlook on life now.... Oh well sorry
I am also lucky because my next trip is in Dec and paid for :D
If I keep up this pace I will have to renew my pastport due the lack of three blank pages :oops:
I have heard there is help for this.... One must want help for it to work
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If I keep up this pace I will have to renew my pastport due the lack of three blank pages

A quick visit to the embassy will get you more pages in your existing passport.

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I hear ya....

I go back to work tonight and for the first time in about 18 months I don't have an upcoming trip booked to look forward to.

Once I get back on the overtime gravy train and undo the financial damage I just did, I'm so going on another trip.

Until then, I have my memories, some lube and a left fist that has no quit in it.

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you're scaring me.

will CR scar me against normal day-to-day living? I read the 'warning' thread in the newbie section, and took a few days before booking the SL and Dunns and becoming a VIP just to think about that.

I figure it's all about compartmentalizing... but I've never been good at that.

To focus on work once I'll have memories of compliant latina lovelies.. rough seas are ahead.


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G25591 wrote:
you're scaring me.

will CR scar me against normal day-to-day living? I read the 'warning' thread in the newbie section, and took a few days before booking the SL and Dunns and becoming a VIP just to think about that.

I figure it's all about compartmentalizing... but I've never been good at that.

To focus on work once I'll have memories of compliant latina lovelies.. rough seas are ahead.


G25591,

A very good question to which the answer might be a big "YES"!
There are many of us here for whom our first visit to CR became a crucial turning point in our lives. We started to have a new point of view after visiting CR. For many CR led to other places further south as we were drawn further into the addiction of Latina poosey.

Be warned, it is a drug and if you are one of the ones' that it bites hard you will suffer from the withdrawals and they are difficult and painful!

Think hard amigo and buena suerte con su deciscion,
8) 8) 8)

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Rainman3 wrote:
G25591 wrote:
you're scaring me.

will CR scar me against normal day-to-day living? I read the 'warning' thread in the newbie section, and took a few days before booking the SL and Dunns and becoming a VIP just to think about that.

I figure it's all about compartmentalizing... but I've never been good at that.

To focus on work once I'll have memories of compliant latina lovelies.. rough seas are ahead.


G25591,

A very good question to which the answer might be a big "YES"!
There are many of us here for whom our first visit to CR became a crucial turning point in our lives. We started to have a new point of view after visiting CR. For many CR led to other places further south as we were drawn further into the addiction of Latina poosey.

Be warned, it is a drug and if you are one of the ones' that it bites hard you will suffer from the withdrawals and they are difficult and painful!

Think hard amigo and buena suerte con su deciscion,
8) 8) 8)


This one really make me laugh. You are going to be a Phuck up puppy, but a happy one at that. 8) 8) 8) 8)

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Klockman wrote:
I hear ya....

I go back to work tonight and for the first time in about 18 months I don't have an upcoming trip booked to look forward to.

Once I get back on the overtime gravy train and undo the financial damage I just did, I'm so going on another trip.

Until then, I have my memories, some lube and a left fist that has no quit in it.

:shock:


Doesn't help when the temperature's dropping fast in our neck of the woods, either, K-man. :cry:

This trip, I hooked up with a Tica who's moving to Toronto next month. I'm hoping I see her soon after she gets here but before she becomes contaminated. :?

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Location: NFM--Geezers, cowpokes and the working poor--yeeha!
The main thing, and I believe a good thing, is you won't look at any Gringa the same way, will be impervious to their surface and spurious charms. I'm not talking dislike, just that there will now be something of a wall, a stepping back before you succumb to the curves, the smiles, the bending towards you. You'll see it for what it it is--sometimes desparation, sometimes a need to control the situation--but always in a sense needy of something I won't provide anymore. Friendly yes of course but I won't be under their thumb nor let themselves put themselves under mine. We're equal or we're not at all. And in 99% of the situations, that's not at all. I have a ready alternative--too bad about them. I didn't make this world the way it is, I can't change it, I just opt out of it.

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El Ornitorrinco wrote:
Klockman wrote:
I hear ya....

I go back to work tonight and for the first time in about 18 months I don't have an upcoming trip booked to look forward to.

Once I get back on the overtime gravy train and undo the financial damage I just did, I'm so going on another trip.

Until then, I have my memories, some lube and a left fist that has no quit in it.

:shock:


Doesn't help when the temperature's dropping fast in our neck of the woods, either, K-man. :cry:

This trip, I hooked up with a Tica who's moving to Toronto next month. I'm hoping I see her soon after she gets here but before she becomes contaminated. :?


This weather is BS, since when did summer go straight into winter, did I miss all of fall?

If you want a good influence for your Tica, I'll be happy to help ya out and play guard dog while she's in the big smoke

If she wants to make money, I can always use more Spanish tutoring....

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The main thing, and I believe a good thing, is you won't look at any Gringa the same way, will be impervious to their surface and spurious charms. I'm not talking dislike, just that there will now be something of a wall, a stepping back before you succumb to the curves, the smiles, the bending towards you. You'll see it for what it it is--sometimes desparation, sometimes a need to control the situation--but always in a sense needy of something I won't provide anymore. Friendly yes of course but I won't be under their thumb nor let themselves put themselves under mine. We're equal or we're not at all. And in 99% of the situations, that's not at all. I have a ready alternative--too bad about them. I didn't make this world the way it is, I can't change it, I just opt out of it.


And Bingo was his name-o

Couldn't agree more, I still take the occasional date here as well, but it's amazing at the response passive indifference can generate when she's wondering why you're not phoning.

I'm fine first date, maybe even 2nd, I'm good even till we hit the sheets

But if she opens her pie hole ONCE about my job, the fact I work nights and weekends, the fact I do have a PS3 that I enjoy, feel free to mention my obsessive DVD collection, talk about my wardrobe or the fact I can sit and eat donuts in my underwear for dinner and it's Toooooooooooodles

This hobby has not only given my balls back, it has completely done away with any level of drama or stupidity I'll tolerate. If a girl wants to treat me well, giddy-up, if she pulls the attitude early on....See ya!

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PostPosted: Mon Oct 19, 2009 12:46 pm 
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Life could always be worse. :!: But why not look on the bright side:

Think about all the poor schlubs that don't know or don't want to know anything about places like CR, Colombia, Thailand, The PIs or Brazil.
They are either stuck in a loveless marraige with a 250lb wife spending her way to oblivian at the Safeway on Ben & Jerry's or one of another death by a thousand cuts and all you have to worry about is when to plan your next trip south. Come on now, be happy!! Life really sucks for most schlups, they just don't know it. :wink:

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I think being in the U.S. keeps me grounded. I'm sure if I lived in CR it would shave 10 years off my life.

It reminds me of the saying, "Why ruin a good thing"? :wink:


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