Post: #26

That's not my interpretation of what I read, but I'm not really interested in debating it.

Post: #27

(07-28-2012 07:18 PM)MikeCF Wrote:  

(07-28-2012 07:12 PM)BurnFirst Wrote:  Not sure any of that is relevant; nevertheless it is Roosh's forum and he sets the rules.

You can't see why a website located in the U.S. wouldn't want to have discussions of what is, under U.S. law, child pornography and child exploitation? For real?

Putin and all the Russian oligarchs must be laughing at the stupidity of so many naive American laws.

Post: #28

The key to success in Russia,Ukraine is to speak Russian,and be loaded with money.

Post: #29

(07-28-2012 01:04 PM)Roosh Wrote:  This site is hosted in the States, so keep discussions 18+.

Quote:I was getting a lot of attention.

We know. You're the man in Ukraine. How many times are you going to repeat it? You're like a broken record.

You've clearly changed your stance Roosh, you don't remember this thread about banging 16yr olds?

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Post: #30

(07-29-2012 01:56 AM)Greek kamaki Wrote:  The key to success in Russia,Ukraine is to speak Russian,and be loaded with money.

You're correct but that statement needs a disclaimer which is that such things are often the keys to success with the 9/10's in the big cities and other entitled women there. Money is not needed ( always helps of course ) if you're targeting the 7's and girls from smaller towns. I've never felt that my lack of wealth has ever held me back outside of Moscow. I recently banged a Russian 7 in Abkhazia but I was bumming around in shorts and a t-shirt and staying in $10 rooms.

Post: #31

If you are a foreigner with money and Russian skills its like having a pussy ATM. You can be very successful without either of these but you will need looks/status(teacher)

Post: #32

in france I would always use

bonjour/bonsoir , Parlez vous Anglais

as an opener

Post: #33

Interesting.
I speak fluent Russian and it has been a great help for banging Russians and Ukranians outside their home country. Such as in the USA on work-and-travel, on vacation in Turkey or Bulgaria, etc. Helps you break the ice, get close to them, be able to communicate, perhaps help them with directions, etc.
However, I have only been to Russia once - in Moscow. I could not bang anything there (stayed 6 days). My "fluent" Russian probably sounded provincial to them, like I was some guy from the -Stan's trying to talk them up. Didn't give me the time of day. I don't blame them - how did I differentiate myself from all the Russian guys around them also speaking Russian?
In retrospect, I should have tried in English only.

Post: #34

my advice is come across speaking english , the n talk in russian , say you need practice your russian