Gents,
I recently found the following Russia Today documentary: Couchsurfing: Traveling on Friendship (2012).
It's some 25 minutes long. The first half is on a goofy French gigolo (who may be a RVF'er) who is traveling the world. Take a look at his Skype video conversation at 9:30 with his single mom "friend" in Kiev. His host in Saint Petersburg, Alyona, is cute (she appears at 1:00 and then at 4:00). You can find Alyona's profile on CS easily, especially if I tell you that she uses her patronymic rather than her family name in her CS profile, and she's not hosting at the moment.
The second half is more interesting and adventurous, and it's on a Georgian chick who goes to Mongolia and is hosted by a local CS ambassador in Ulan Bator, a 30-something engineer who lives with his wife and 4 kids in a small Mongolian Ger. Watching the Georgian girl trying to milk the cow was hilarious.
I recently found the following Russia Today documentary: Couchsurfing: Traveling on Friendship (2012).
It's some 25 minutes long. The first half is on a goofy French gigolo (who may be a RVF'er) who is traveling the world. Take a look at his Skype video conversation at 9:30 with his single mom "friend" in Kiev. His host in Saint Petersburg, Alyona, is cute (she appears at 1:00 and then at 4:00). You can find Alyona's profile on CS easily, especially if I tell you that she uses her patronymic rather than her family name in her CS profile, and she's not hosting at the moment.
The second half is more interesting and adventurous, and it's on a Georgian chick who goes to Mongolia and is hosted by a local CS ambassador in Ulan Bator, a 30-something engineer who lives with his wife and 4 kids in a small Mongolian Ger. Watching the Georgian girl trying to milk the cow was hilarious.
"The great secret of happiness in love is to be glad that the other fellow married her." – H.L. Mencken