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Haiti?
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Haiti?

Quote: (06-30-2013 01:38 AM)popeyearms76 Wrote:  

Sounds like the most practical way to get that Haitian flag is to capture it in DR. Do the Haitians really look that different that Dominicans? Seems the only way I could spot them would be to hear French rather than Spanish. How do you distinguish them other than language? Bigger tits and ass?

95% Haitians are pure Africans. Less than 5% are mix, whom are for elite upper classes you can not compete.(They drive Porsche on unpaved roads)

Getting a Haitian flag is the easiest thing in Haiti, seriously. Easier than purified water, passable food, or skyrocketing money if you live in hotel. Their dream is to fuck a man having lighter skin color than them and bleach their next generation. A lot of foreigners told me so. And some Haitians at Boston told me the same story. Top class locals always have lighter feature women or DR women. Woman has lighter skin than man, sometimes slight sometimes significant, among top hierarchy. Well, this generalization might be too much, they may marry top black girls with perfect height and curve or the daughter of another rich family as well. But their mentality is somewhat correct. NO OFFEND TO ANYONE HERE.

I worked there for 40 days last summer with locals, dealt with seduction a lot from co-workers or friends of co-workder or women from party since I was working there and was seen as a big fish. They do have huge tits and ass, and dance hot as fuck. However the personal hygiene is pretty much a problem. Hair might not be trimmed for several days, no perfume, whole body smells weird. I needed to drink two more bottles of beer to take one home.

In my humble opinion, there are two types of quality pussy in Port-au-Prince (I don't have insight for Cap Haitian since I didn't actually live there). One is foreigners from different countries, US, France, Canada, Korea, Taiwan and others. Most of them work for United Nation or NGO or some business. But Haiti is a huge sausage fest among expats, horrible ratio. Much more males than females there plus countless United Nation solders from all over the world. Haiti can meet all fantasy for a female expat. I once met a Taiwanese woman working for a high-end restaurant and made friend with her. She is 36, terrible ugly, absolutely die alone type, had 7 boyfriends in 10 months, all above-average looking. Jealous.
Even though you may or may not fuck a expat (you might not care either), having a coffee with them is pretty cool, not many women in the world have fruitful life experience and insightful thoughts and endless stories to share.

The second type of quality women are women from Petionvile(upper class area from PAP). 6-7 among international standard but absolutely 9-10 among Haitian standard. They never appear at day-time, day game is useless. There are 3-4 popular good bars at Petionvile area, I went with other expats so I did not remember the name. You will know the name as soon as you are in battle mode because there aren't a lot of options there and only foreigners and rich locals are allowed to get in. The problem is the same, beautiful local women don't have money, they always with friends paying for them, plus a lot of white sausages.

Another way to pull top local women is to weasel into top class, which is most exciting and most fun. There are several high-end restaurants at Petionvile area, a Chinese one, and a couple western ones. Average consumption for one person is usually 20-40USD, natural selection for rich people there. More than half customers are whites, no value. Some are Haitian Americans speaking perfect American accent, however they are of little value either. The reason is simple, they were borne in US or moved to US at early age, their parents live in US, they just come back to Haiti visiting other relatives, they don't have big house and own the resources in Haiti. There will be some locals eating, whole family, two guys, or one guy one girl, under whatever situation, approach the guy and talk with him. If everything goes perfect, he is from 20-30, having a sugar daddy, live in Florida or Dominica Republic, speak either English/Spanish, coming back home visiting his dad, party a lot. Make friends with him, forget about the girl he brings at that moment. He will tell you how rich his family is, how good Haiti night life is and he has a driver taking you to his house and ask you if want to party with him. I went to house parties twice, best girls in Haiti. The rest based on one's game. Keep safe. The feeling of weaseling into top class and party with people much more rich than me is awesome. I don't believe Roosh can partying with the son of bla bla minister at East Europe. Just kidding. He is guru.

Finally, one photo from one Haitian spoiled kid and one photo from my co-worker's girlfriend. She tired to give me hand job when her boyfriend is away. Compare them. That's all for my humble information.

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Derek i am a bit concerned with the number of diseases in Haiti. What is the probability of one becoming ill in Haiti? You ever got sick while you were there?

Is it possible to find affordable (and clean) accomodation in Port au Prince? How much on average? I am thinking to rent just a room, I straight dont give a fuck about the area as long as i am able to meet lots of big booty chicks during the day. Can the majority of girls there speak french? In what language you used to communicate with them?
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#28

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@ pitt, I've never been to Haiti, only Rep Dom, but I would assume you would assume Cholera, Dengue fever and Hepatitis B/C are your main worries, lots of the diseases from Haiti come over to Rep Dom, and I was told by the locals that's a constant worry and pain in the ass for them. I got Dengue fever when I was out there, and it was horrible, really bad, it felt worse than the flu.

@ popeyearms76 Haitian girls in my opinion look much different to Dominicana's, they are are also much more slimmer, with Dominicana's having thicker bodies.
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Quote: (07-01-2013 05:44 PM)pitt Wrote:  

Derek i am a bit concerned with the number of diseases in Haiti. What is the probability of one becoming ill in Haiti? You ever got sick while you were there?

Is it possible to find affordable (and clean) accomodation in Port au Prince? How much on average? I am thinking to rent just a room, I straight dont give a fuck about the area as long as i am able to meet lots of big booty chicks during the day. Can the majority of girls there speak french? In what language you used to communicate with them?

The food is more than shit and not clean in Haiti for poor locals. You could notice lots of flies around food and occasional pebbles in rice. I didn't not get sick there, I don't know why, maybe just luck. I ate a lot of high-end restaurant when I don't want to eat shitty food with my co-worker.

The accomodation is not cheap, a hotel room in Petionvile is around 100USD. Don't know how many days you plan to stay in Haiti. If you plan more than two weeks, why not apply for a NGO job, all food and accommodation problems are solved. I lived in a big house with several Korean volunteers and local workers. I usually work 3-4 hours at day time distributing water and bread to homeless kids, went to neighborhood party with locals or went to high-end bars with expats at night.
Well, the disadvantage is no running water and electricity supplied at night.

Majority Haitians speak both French and Creole. I speak neither. My co-worker partner speaks functional English, I took him to have some "good" food and he took me to parties and introduce me around. I believe if you speak French everything will be easier. For those don't, making some local male friends as lubricant is very important. There are few locals speak functional English plus some Haitians previously selling drug in US or DR and expelled, they speak fluent English/Spanish. Locals want to make friends with foreigners and expect you to take them out of Haiti. They will show you around and bring you to his family and friends. They even excited to tell you how many girls he fucked and showed me a lots of naked pictures. Well, they love to take picture as escalation. Once you get connected to girls, sex is not a big deal there.
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How do i apply for a NGO job in Haiti? How easy is it to get one?

I dont speak french but i am learning the basics at the moment, hopefully i am able to communicate ok by the time i go to Haiti. I think i may end up staying there for a month if i can get that NGO job. I guess you dont get paid for it, right?
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Quote: (07-01-2013 07:37 PM)pitt Wrote:  

How do i apply for a NGO job in Haiti? How easy is it to get one?

I dont speak french but i am learning the basics at the moment, hopefully i am able to communicate ok by the time i go to Haiti. I think i may end up staying there for a month if i can get that NGO job. I guess you dont get paid for it, right?

I didn't get paid for the job, I didn't need to pay for my accomodation and food either, if I eat with co-workers. There are a lot of NGO jobs in Haiti, majority of foreigners in Haiti are working either for NGO or UN. There are a lot of NGO information on website, don't apply for them who charges you money. Find jobs you like and send e-mails to them. Do NOT apply for those construction projects, the location is usually horrible, far from Petionvile (best area in PAP ), apply something fun and with good location.

Where I worked before was near PAP airport, the location is pretty bad. I stayed at a kindergarden with much better location for a lot of nights as well. I myself would recommend you to stay at the kindergarden, the owner is a Haitian, married to a German. She is a very warm hearted person, super nice. You can find her at Couchsurfing. Her name is Natacha Marseille. It is nor hard to find her with her name and the word "Haiti".

Another institution I know is delicate to rescue street kid and child slave. The founder once helped me when I was in big trouble. He is a man deserves highest respect. I can not find his personal contact information right now since I am not at home, the Facebook link is :
https://www.facebook.com/HSKI.FanPage/info

I believe there will be other jobs you will be interested, find one and enjoy your trip.
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