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Sally
Statistics:Posted by pvgemini — Thu May 06, 2010 9:42 pm
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Statistics:Posted by JordanRHughes — Thu May 06, 2010 7:21 pm
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You will not have any problem on your own downtown Puerto Vallarta. I'm 51 and my girlfriends and I have gone the last three years. We meet a lot of people and many travelling on their own. A lot of people love Andales but that is certainly not my favorite. I think all the people that went to Mexico when I was 20 are still coming back and going to Andales. I do like Apache martini bar right next door though and there are a few other places I hope to try this year. Roxy's is generally our end of the night stop and generally we hang out around the bar so there is always someone to talk to there.
Enjoy!! I will!
Statistics:Posted by chrisnick — Tue Jan 19, 2010 7:26 pm
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Have my dancing shoes ready to go!
The only place you will want them is Jota Be, all the rest are uneven cobblestone floors 
I just got back last night and while I certainly didn't get to try every place for dancing I did go to JB, Andale's and La Bodegita. (Roxy was closed when I stopped by at about 11:00 on Saturday night). Andale's did nothing for me, all middle aged tourists and just like any Black Angus lounge in the states it's not real dancing; just people hopping around to rock and roll on a small and uneven floor. La Bodegita is much better but still a very tiny and crappy floor. At least people actually know how to dance there ! Also live music which was great. If you are really into latin dance JB is it, huge wood floor and lots of latin flavor. Just remember that salsa is different no matter where you go, it was hard to find girls who could follow my lead as they are used to something qute different
I did have a blast but honestly surprised there aren't more real salsa clubs, Jota Be is pretty much it as far as I can tell.
Statistics:Posted by Shimano Penn — Tue Jan 19, 2010 4:07 pm
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I am still working on other ideas for your theme night. I'll have to ask Peggy and Monica. Toga, Hawaiian floral, redneck/white trash, and old prom dress (worn with tennis shoes) come to mind.......
Sometimes we choose a special "word of the week" that we all try to use as often as we can throughout the vacation. The most memorable one was "pussy" which is also "puse" (poo-say) which is the past tense of the verb poner, "to put or place or pour." We all speak some Spanish, so it was really fun to incorporate "pussy" into our conversations all week. Maybe you need to know us to appreciate this, but I'm sure you could also have fun with it!!
Yes, I agree, it would be fun to run around with you gals!! We usually go in the fall for the girls trip. Sometimes I'm there in June with Peggy also, with our kids too (mostly teenagers).
Sally
Statistics:Posted by pvgemini — Fri Jan 15, 2010 12:53 am
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Would love to run into you girls in PV!!
Statistics:Posted by chrisnick — Thu Jan 14, 2010 11:03 pm
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I also wanted to mention Bebotero on the Malecon, where they have a live band nightly. The action is earlier than Roxy, and there are hardly any gringos in there. We love it. They play English and Spanish rock songs. Cheap beer. We put Viagra samples in the tip jar, so they remember us every time we go there!!!
A theme night........very interesting..........animal prints are a good idea......I'll have to think about that! One time we bought whistles on the second floor of Rizo's and made a scene when we sent shots around the nightclub to various unsuspecting men! Mandala was the place.
The whistles were pretty crappy. Might want to buy them at home somewhere. Or you could do kazoos or just party blowers.
Gotta go for now. More later.......
Sally
Statistics:Posted by pvgemini — Thu Jan 14, 2010 10:54 pm
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So fun to travel with a group of women and I do sometimes think the women are crazier then the men!!
Statistics:Posted by chrisnick — Thu Jan 14, 2010 4:54 pm
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Alice has a new outfit; I'll let it be a surprise!
Nacho Daddy on Basilio Badillo looks fun, but have not eaten there yet.....
If you have never been to Barcelona Tapas, try it. It is great!
Say "hi" to all the waiters at Cafe de Olla from "Sally, Peggy, and Monica." And if you have never seen the special apron there, ask for a fashion show. Remember: limit of one large margarita at Cafe de Olla; never have more than one, and watch it on the complimentary tequila shots as well. You may not remember the rest of the night!
And..........challenge all the gals to go "commando" one night. It is really quite fun and hysterically funny!!! I can just imagine the breeze right now.......
Sally
Statistics:Posted by pvgemini — Thu Jan 14, 2010 5:12 am
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Yes, sit on the main floor, definitely. I think it is open all nights, but there is one night per week that the band does not play; I think it is Monday night no band.
Fri and Sat are more crowded, but whenever I have been there, it has been pretty busy. Later is better. I think they close around 1 am.
Sally
Statistics:Posted by pvgemini — Thu Jan 14, 2010 4:46 am
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