Quote: (03-05-2019 01:34 PM)Visigoth Wrote:
Quote: (02-26-2019 03:51 PM)Captain_Crunch Wrote:
I was downloading photos from my camera when I came across these two pics which I had forgotten about. These two photos are of a lady from Kampala, Uganda who worked at the Hotel I stayed in. She was off-work when I asked her to pose for a couple photos, as I did many other random women in Kampala. This woman has what I consider the consummate African body. Hard to tell from the photo, she is very tall (At least 6-ft) and has major "yabbo's" although her top does not accentuate them. Although she is very tall, she still has a small waist and strong, athletic build combined with solid curves. I wish she was wearing shorts as she did as part of her uniform at the hotel, which accentuates her shapely legs - however you can still see that she has some serious "stilts" going on. One last thing, in speaking to her - she is 42 YEARS OLD!! It is difficult to tell the age of African women who take care of themselves and do not have severe lives, between 25 - 40 years old. The reason is enhanced muscle tone and melanin (which white women possess on a lower scale), they look amazing when most women are beginning to show the physical effects of aging.
Every Ugandan lady I asked to take a photo of complied with a smile. They are a very friendly, welcoming people which made my stay there very enjoyable indeed.
Crunch, that beauty in the red top is 42? And six feet tall? I am 6’7” so that is my dream woman, but just can’t do 42. That is what I loved about Zambia. Not into older women but you nailed it. African women keep their hard curves into their 50s. I noticed the same thing when I was in Zambia. I was standing with a tour group at Victoria Falls. Was eyeing the ass on these two Bootylicious African’s in front of me. Thought they were sisters until one of the women referred to the other as “mum”. Then it dawned on me it was a mother daughter team. Must be the melanin and physical work combined with they walk everywhere. They also don’t sit if you notice. They either squat or stand. Of course the obvious, they just got curves other women don’t, it’s a black thing.
Anyways, I am off to Entebbe March 22. Not the best weather but flight rates are friendly this time of year. Besides, I hope to be indoors most the time humping like a demented ferret. Am not as adventurous as you and will not rent a car. Expensive also. Will use Uber to get to Kampala and around. Loved your link on the Safari Lodge but way out of my price range. One day maybe. I will be spending two weeks in Kampala. I am staying at the Platinum Royal Hotel, Kampala. I booked it for $19 a night. Not the Ritz, but got a King size bed, or hope I did. My total lodging will be about $200 for my two week stay. I am traveling alone so don’t have to worry about others not being comfortable enough. I like scrimping on things like flights and rooms and food. I am King of the red-eye flights and cheap rooms and dog on a stick sold by street vendors. By the way kidding about the dog. I like saving my money for the fun I want to have when I get there.
I learned a lot reading your thread on Kampala. At first I planned on staying in Kenya for a week then Uganda for a week. Then I thought why? I am one of those people that likes to profit from others experience and mistakes. You have laid it out without needing too much guess work. Kenya will probably be a waste of time for the reason I am going. I have spoke with my Hotel in Kampala twice. The clerk spoke good English. I asked him what he thought about Kabalagala and he told me “white people stay away from this place!” LMAO. I am going to take your advice and at least check it out. I think the locals want us to see Uganda in a different light and has a rep of being a place where the descent people do not go. I have also been told that there are some very reputable clubs in Kabalagala and really trying to clean it up. The same clerk told me the guy who owns Guvnor in Kampala bought a club in Kabalagala and trying to clean it up. But has a long way to go and still has a red light rep.
This will be my first trip to Uganda so excited. I want you to know that the people who commented on this thread made my choice for me. Going to go lite on the drinking cause I want to remember my trip and have saved up for a while now. Don’t want it to be a blur. I have been into black chicks for a couple of years now and prefer them over white. You are right Crunch. Like you said, they have bigger stronger bodies built for pushin’. European chicks are spoiled, some fat and too damn hard to get in the sack. I was in Munich Germany, worked my ass off to get laid and nothing. When I got cussed out by a fat German chick with 10 tattoos and a ring through her nose I knew it is time to try something different. I might be paranoid, but the new thing with white chicks in the world is a hate campaign on white men from anywhere. Just saying.
I didn’t get laid in Zambia when there but did not try hard either. Was there for different reasons. Something about African bodies that gets my manhood pumping! This is getting long. Just wanted to say thanks and wish me luck.
@Visigoth:
In just over a weeks’ time, you will be in for the time of your life. Something to consider – re: your lodging, Platinum Royal Hotel, Kampala for $19 a night. Definitely saving your Benjamin’s and like your approach. However, consider this – the Hotel management are not stupid. Africa is a land of hustlers, as nothing is for free there. They know the reason you are there is not for the food, it is to drain your body of all spermatic fluid with the assistance of Ugandan women! There is a very good chance that when you waltz through the Hotel lobby at 1:00AM with a hard-bodied African woman, they will want to collect on a “second occupant” fee which could be anywhere between $10 - $20. They may say nothing, and wait for the lady to depart the following day, and then hit you up on the $10 - $20. My point is, these $19 a night rooms quickly increase to a $40 a night room for just this reason. Visigoth, I could be all wet on this, and the hotel may have no issue with you traipsing African women back and forth, and consider it a perk of staying at their hotel. I just know that this is the case, more often than not and heard countless complaints from people who have had to deal with this reality. Were I you, I would contact the Hotel and be very upfront with them on this matter, and make a point of speaking to the Hotel Manager (get his name). You are obviously trying to offset any hidden costs, so be proactive and contact them. Believe me, I am sure they are asked this question often and will not be offended or surprised – of that I assure you!
Considering your first trip, taking Uber is your best bet. You will more than likely end up hopping around on the abundant “boda boda’s” on every corner. Very cost effective, however at 6-foot seven inches I would think twice. Boda boda’s are fast and cheap, also a great way to get in a wreck. They cut in and out of traffic and people getting hurt all the time from crashes so think about this. If you feel adventurous, and want to save money, by all means be my guest (they will be tempting). However, I would stay with your idea of Uber, good way to spend the money you are saving from your hotel. You do not want to feel like a local, you want to be a westerner partaking of local pleasures.
I am proud of you that you are foregoing Kenya. Do not misunderstand me, Kenya is wonderful if taking in the culture and wanting to see the Big-5. Kenyan women tend to be tall, shapely, educated, speak great English and seductive. However, you are going to Africa for one reason as you have described, and that is to partake of its most prized possession, its women. By foregoing Kenya, you are saving a lot of money (everything here is considerably more expensive than Uganda), and frustration as the higher quality Kenyan woman are a hard nut to crack. Think of being in Kyiv, Ukraine and the difficulty of getting laid, this is what you are up against in Kenya.
Also, definitely head to Kabalagala. I would get there about 7PM and stay no later than 11PM. 11PM is more than enough time to sift through a bevy of hard-bodied beauties to share your evening and subsequent morning with. You will definitely see far, far fewer white people, not like Bubbles and Mike’s for example, however, instead older white Expats (60+) living in Uganda and searching for women who do not know the meaning of the word “no” – and these women will be prevalent. Keep in mind that Kabalagala has many sex workers or “mosquito girls” as the Ugandans and Expats call them. Many of the older white Expats have regulars they hook-up with. You may feel a need to approach one of these older Expats as a since of familiarity (they all seem to wear Tommy Bahama camp shirts for some reason), however, steer clear – these older Expat’s do not care to bond with you or anyone else, only Uganda mosquito girls. You will see and older white gentleman in his 60’s walk-up to the bar next to a young woman, share a drink and depart soon after. This was a meeting place for them, and now off to get serviced. They do not try to hide as much as they do in in the Acacia district for example. The authorities in the Kabalagala district do not seem to frown on Expats hooking up with sex workers in this manner as in the nicer parts of Kampala. However, Visigoth, you are not here for mosquito girls. It will be tempting I warn you, however, stay away as higher quality women can be easily had. Believe me, after a couple of days of getting a lay of the land, you will feel like the “Great White Hunter!” A couple of last-minute stratagems, be careful of buying roasted meat on a stick from street vendors if you have a sensitive palate. If a brave soul, make sure meat is cooked thoroughly through. The Ugandan’s call the sickness following spoiled or uncooked meat Idi Amin’s revenge and they ain’t lyin’. In all honesty, about 95% of the meat is fine – however, it is that 5% you have to worry about. Also, make sure you only drink bottled water, it is easy to acquire also when you are out and about. The rest is just common sense, make sure you are current on malaria medication etc. Visigoth, keep us posted. Oh, one more thing, you will find many women wanting to spend time with you, so DO NOT get in a hurry when deciding who. Know what kind of woman and body-type you are looking for and hold out for her, as I assure you, your largest dilemma will be which ONE to choose to go back to your room with you! Tossing in another couple of photos of a Ugandan woman to whet your appetite. She was sitting in the lobby of the hotel I was staying. Did not speak to her other than to ask to take her photo. She may not be the most beautiful of African ladies, but has one of those strong-curvy bodies you will see when there. You will see a lot of tall, curvy women like this one. Again, enjoy and keep us posted!