www.CostaRicaTicas.com

Here is one of Dean's outfits--generous man to lend them out:
http://www.imdb.com/media/rm4021259264/tt0335438

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Jazz-i would make that look good -maybe not.Oh well bedtime for this jerk off.

Since when did San Jose Costa Rica become the "Cosmo" capital of the world??? LOL

Mike, I understand your opinion and know to a great extent of where your coming from. Must I wear the finest kilt when I go to Scottland? Must I find the "freshest" kimono when I arrive in Japan as to not offend anyone? (extremes) Of course not ... I will dress according to my own style and flair based on my wardrobe and the environment I am in and what I feel comfortable with.

If I'm greatly going to circulate in the P4P arena as I know it in San Jose then there will be little to no adjustment as to what is worn...casual can do it and it will not one bit affect the good time I'm having. I think I am with you in ... on my vacation ... I lean to being more comfortable then dressing to impress unless a particular setting calls for such. I have personally never seen anyone get bent out of shape over what someone was wearing regardless of how casual or laid back it was ... hell people know who the tourist are ... people know who is not from around there ... hell I can go down to the Liberty Bell in downtown Philly and look at the tourist dressed in a million and one ridiculuous ways ... I'm not offended and really nobody gives a damn ... the commentary begins when someone is untidy and has questionable hygene... then thats where the issue is

If I am planning to venture out to a club, fine dining, business engagement, etc ... then the habardash will reflect accordingly ... but again it is more in line with my own style and flair and what makes sense then it is to how I am viewed by a particular country ... not unless I know a certain look or style is particularly offensive to a culture

There is no absolute answer to this ... YMMV ... I tend to believe if your a dapper dan in the states then you will be such wherever you go and vice versa for being a slob. To dress up for an event or a particular environment is one thing, personally it is far more important on my trips to San Jose to be comfortable but presentable in general ... after that you become the chamelion when necessary ... lol

Then there is of course the alternate point of view--wear generous-cut shorts into the Del Ray / Key Largo so the sweeties can sneak a hand up in there to fondle the package as a sales tool. I'm OK with that, especially when you neglect to wear skivvies. OH PAPI!

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Traveling-WELL STATED.

Would you guys make up your minds..I just bought some Afliction and Ed Hardy tees for my trip tomorrow.

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Ed Hardy t shirt, speedo and black socks with wingtips or loafers, You said dress like I do at home.

Before this becomes a dead horse with flys around the eyes
There a few places to get good deals on nice boots in San Jose
Good side trip

Boots with jean shorts? Too Daisy Mae. Although Jessica Simpson did look good in them. And I don't care if she doesn't brush her teeth, as long as she douches.

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