I hope everyone had a great weekend. I sure did. A great friend from England came to visit and boy if these walls could talk. Anyway, thank God for the British Pound. It is truly a wonderful thing. It is DOUBLE the dollar, so any visitor here from England can really have a good time.
Unfortunately, I have been hearing more rumblings about the different hotels and some of the gay visitors. The Caribe Colonial has now imposed a $35 fee for overnight visitors. It seems they had a group come stay recently, and they caused such a commotion that other guests checked out the next day. There was loud music, guys walking around in their underwear and knocking on other guests doors, among the many other transgressions I heard about.
There is such a disgust about some (I repeat, some) gay visitors, that many hotels are seriously considering a NO GUEST policy for EVERYONE. Do you see how just a few stupid, ignorant motherfuckers can fuck it up for everyone.
Now before anyone gets their panties in a twist and think that I'm talking about them. Just ask yourself, do I act like a savage when I travel to the Dominican Republic? Do I respect the country and its people? Because if you do act like a savage when visiting, with no respect for the country or its people, then YES, I AM TALKING ABOUT YOU!!!!!
Thanks for letting me get that off my chest.
Until soon,
The Monaga Blogger
Unfortunately, I have been hearing more rumblings about the different hotels and some of the gay visitors. The Caribe Colonial has now imposed a $35 fee for overnight visitors. It seems they had a group come stay recently, and they caused such a commotion that other guests checked out the next day. There was loud music, guys walking around in their underwear and knocking on other guests doors, among the many other transgressions I heard about.
There is such a disgust about some (I repeat, some) gay visitors, that many hotels are seriously considering a NO GUEST policy for EVERYONE. Do you see how just a few stupid, ignorant motherfuckers can fuck it up for everyone.
Now before anyone gets their panties in a twist and think that I'm talking about them. Just ask yourself, do I act like a savage when I travel to the Dominican Republic? Do I respect the country and its people? Because if you do act like a savage when visiting, with no respect for the country or its people, then YES, I AM TALKING ABOUT YOU!!!!!
Thanks for letting me get that off my chest.
Until soon,
The Monaga Blogger
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2 comments:
No matter what, those who are "savage" "crazy" "queens gone wild" don't care they just want to be "scandalous" so they think~and some of the bugarrons do help the "queens gone wild" with the craziness. I witnessed that at one of the hotels last summer.
It only hurts the devoted visitors/tourists not the "queens gone wild"
Unfortunately, those who work in the hotels don't try to differentiate between the two groups (the respectful gay tourist vs. the queens gone wild tourist.
Part of the problem is a lot of these guys are closeted back in the states. When they get down here, they DO lose their minds over the beauty, and because they're basically anonymous travelers they act out in ways they WOULD NEVER DARE back home. Not for nothing, but many of these queens seem to come from the South, though the North represents it's ugliness as well to a lesser degree.
Drunken, nasty, over the hill queens with a few bucks between them, half a brain between them, and some drinks between them can fuck it up for everybody. Drunken, silly queens marauding through the Conde like a pack of hungry jackals. Pathetic.
As one poster said and I agree to stay off the beaten path where these jerks don't go. One block off the conde is probalby far enough since most of them don't even have the sense to learn the language and explore the city.
Hopefully their behaviour won't ruin it for everyone, but unfortunately it is what it is.
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