davet

"The Happiest Place on Earth." (Forget Disney)

I spent a Saturday night in BCN late last year. It was like the good old times. Brazilians, other S. Americans, Greeks, a horse-hung Moroccan. The partying goes late into the week hours, so not like Brazil where it winds up at 11 pm. The following day was completely dead but I did find a friendly, strapping Venezuelan. I wouldn't give up on BCN. It's sometimes hit or miss but I've never completely missed. The hottest guy I did in Brazil turned up in BCN a few years later. He is the epitome of mind-blowing (and other things blowing) Brazilian client service, and he's not the only one in BCN. [and maybe add Zurich to your next tour]

Literally. Way too literally, on one occasion.

I do remember him. Very hot, hottest guy in the place. And he knew it. Asked 80E, didn't stick around to negotiate, disappeared quickly. Thinking back, I wish I had taken him up. I've been leery of guys who demand over the "market rate" because I get the feeling stuck up guys wouldn't deliver in the sack. There was a big Hungarian guy (actually Romanian) who said "cada uno tiene su precio" (everyone has their special price) and didn't quite deliver. But maybe I shouldn't generalize. I still remember a stunning, stunning guy back in the glory days of Wednesday nights at Lagoa who wanted 80R (back when that was worth something!). Never saw him again, or a night like that again.

Wait, there's a new garoto sauna opening up near Lagoa?

I met one Costa(s) in November. Slenderish guy, thickish dick

Was he super-bulked up, with wide shoulders? Like a cartoon muscleman who can't fit through a door.

Paragonya. 100 CHF. There are many threads about Zurich.

All of the main tourist attractions are within a few metro stops or a few minutes in a cab from Thermas. I've walked between Thermas and the Ramblas in about 35 minutes. A little exercise will get your blood pumping from the fun to follow.

Was he cut or uncut? I've read that many E. European gypsies might be technically* moslems. (*by that I mean they might have been forced to convert in the past but mostly keep their traditional Roma culture.)

When I was in Romania 25+ years ago, the Gypsy/Roma men were gorgeous. They still wore black hats and black vests and were often carrying violin and guitar cases. The women still had flounced skirts and golden bangles and smacked their runny-nose kids.

The Christmas season in Spain continues until Epiphany in early January. Everything is still festive and busy so I assume Thermas too.

Is this a regular movie house with a big viewing room or a video cabins place?

My first time in BCN, which was over 10 years ago, was during that period. The selection didn't seem different from when I was in BCN other times of the year. Keep in mind that days are short, dark, and drizzly, but Christmas doesn't end in Spain until Epiphany, 12 days later. There were still lights up and night markets.

How do you find these many?