As Shakira said in her song...I am seriously considering going to Ethiopia as my first country in Africa because of all the good things I have heard about it.
Right now I am in the land of the Croats - Croatia. Beautiful country, but a lot of dour people who smoke constantly everywhere! At least 20 to 30 years behind Western Europe in that respect. The girls are reallty tall so not really a good place for anybody under 5'10". Some good quality cheap dental treatment to be had, which was a prime reason for coming here.
I wonder who here has been to Ethiopia and knows somethig about it. My main concern is accommodation. I usually use AirBnB for some countries which sometimes works out really well and cheap, in others I may use capsule hotels in more modern countries like Japan or Singapore.
So how about Addis Ababa? What are the standard, quality and price of hotels? Or other accommodation options for a stay of no less than a month.
I know the food is good and the girls are friendly and approachable, but how easy is it to get them into bed or at least to make friends with to have some pleasant company? If we use Philippines as our baseline (5/5 on a scale of 1 - 5).
Seeing at least a part of Africa is on my bucket list, so I am excited about it.
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It's time for Africa - EthiopiaModerators: jamesbond, fschmidt Re: It's time for Africa - EthiopiaSpent 10 days in Addis this past Sept 2014. What a sh*t hole.
I stayed at Wutma "hotel" in the Piazza. noisy but cheap....maybe 200 birr (can't remember for certain too many hotels over the past few months). Such a strange place...there was music blasting away all night and the sounds of people partying but one night I went outside to look and nobody was there...just noise from a speaker....blk mgc use caution in that country. Re: It's time for Africa - EthiopiaWow! I am disappointed to hear all of that. I was hoping for a positive response. What about all these things i hear about beautiful women and friendly people and nice food and relatively safe etc etc?
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I wouldn't base my decision on an opinion from Lose Furr. There is a recent post on Roosh in the travel section which paints a completely different picture. The OP of that thread comes across as a normal human being. Re: It's time for Africa - EthiopiaNever been there but check out Naughty Nomads thread on the country. He praises the country a lot, especially the women. Not sure how reliable of a source he is but he seems honest in the country reports I've read. Re: It's time for Africa - EthiopiaIts a good idea to get your info from someone that's not drunk and high everyday, they'll make it sound like paradise. “Every time a President leaves the White House after two terms, there is a recession within the next year"
Re: It's time for Africa - EthiopiaPlus the fact that I am much older than Naughty Nomad and what might suit him will probably be irritating to me. Re: It's time for Africa - EthiopiaWasn't aware of your demographic or purpose but it was simply a suggestion. But he has many country reports that he's honest about in terms of how women look, the ease of getting them, and the country overall. I wouldn't take it too seriously but it's something to work off of if there isn't much else. Re: It's time for Africa - EthiopiaThank you. I have read his reports.
Re: It's time for Africa - EthiopiaLOL I just read that most of the marriages are due to abduction. WTF?
Re: It's time for Africa - EthiopiaWhere did you read that?
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