Post: #26

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Ya, it definitely seems as thought you need a little more time in Bulgaria/Serbia to do damage. Sounds like they aren't easy, but they aren't hard - just have to meet up with the 2,3 times. Correct me if my impression is wrong.

There's one forum member who use to live in Bulgaria, who said its nightlife is typically substandard - too branched out, sausage fest, girls going for muscleheads etc. Just wanted to hear other perspectives.

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I was over there (Sofia) a few times and found that 2-3 times is what it would take me to bang. Maybe if you lived there you could pull ONS easier but I was always there for 2 weeks or so and they girls would want to see a little bit of time invested on my part.

I found the nightlife there to be fine. I was fortunate in that I was visiting a friend there who already knew there to go and what nights, but I could see where it could be difficult to figure that out if you didnt have someone telling you beforehand. A lot of the places we went to were kind of off the beaten path. Except for studentskigrad (student city) which is basically where all the college kids go and and the clubs are lined up next to each other. As far as being branched out one of the best things about Sofia is that cabs are very cheap. You can pretty much go anywhere in the city by taxi and its rarely more then $3 or 4 USD, often times much less. So even if you jump around alot you dont blow money on cabs.

Post: #27

I also wrote a data sheet on Sofia on another thread, but since this thread is on Plovdiv, I will comment a bit on it: it is a city of about 500k people most of whom live in what looks like public housing projects from Communist times in the outskirts of the city (no need to go there) but has a beatiful Old Town part where everyone goes to party, to take an evening stroll, to have a coffee, etc.
I don't agree that everyone knows each other and running into girls who you already tried to game should not be a problem unless you stay more than a month.
Avoid it from June to August, as it gets very hot (like 35-40 C) - spring and fall are best.
Actually, anyone heading to Bulgaria now - just go straight down to the beach.

Post: #28

Lumiere,

How about some data?

You start a thread, asking people for recommendations, then go there and come up with zero info.

You have given me some good info in the past on DR and I appreciated it.

It seems like these days you start threads and never report back.

A classic taking and not giving back cycle. Hell, you have been around the world in the last year. Where are the sheets holmes?

Here is an example of a report that is real light: /thread-4963.html I mean we are all real fired up for you that "hat rapists were denied" but how about where to stay? bars? Part of town? How were the girls? Where to grab a pizza slice? Anything?

Not trying to start a fight with you, just calling it how I see it.

I know you are an invaluable source of information for everyone on here.

And I am thinking of going to Bulgaria or somewhere near in July.

So kick down!

Post: #29

(06-14-2011 01:05 PM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  It seems like these days you start threads and never report back.

Aint that dude it's just that I have been to 11 countries already this year and countless cities. Drawing up data sheets on all would take forever and, a lot of the places I go, like Plovdiv dont seem to attract much questions from people on here.

Will bust out some info on Plovdiv tomorrow if you like.

Post: #30

Lumiere -

No sweat, I realize with a travel schedule like yours it is hard to come with the sheets.

I think I have told you before, you really should bust out a blog.

Your travel schedule has been insane and I think a lot of people would dig it, myself included.

By the way, I saw you added some great data to the Bulgaria Data Sheet. That is what I am talking about!