Vladivostok Nightlife

[tgfny]

There in a couple of weeks. Anyone with experience?

 

[texas_jack]

Bring a bodyguard. Just kidding. I have no idea.

 

[Full Canvas]

http://vlad.tribnet.com/

Send a short e-mail to the editor or the translator. Their addresses are located on the lower left of the home page. It is likely they can tell you about the latest social scene. This is not the very best time of year for a tourist! Good luck.

While visiting friends in 2003, we stayed at the Hunday Hotel. For a Russian hotel, it was quite good even though it lacks any real personality. The Versailles Hotel had more “charm”, however . . . such charm translates into relatively poor facilities and guest relations.
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[dkzzzz]

If it is like the rest of Russia then it is fun. They party like there's no tomorrow. Women outnumber men 5 to 1 at any nightclub and sex on a first date is a common as handshake.

 

[montecristo#4]

Originally Posted by dkzzzz

If it is like the rest of Russia then it is fun. They party like there's no tomorrow. Women outnumber men 5 to 1 at any nightclub and sex on a first date is a common as handshake.

Just out of curiousity, where are all the men? Unconscious?

 

[seanchai]

Originally Posted by montecristo#4

Just out of curiousity, where are all the men? Unconscious?

Prison.

 

[dkzzzz]

Lol guys. After learning about women to men ratio you are still interested where all men are?

 

[globetrotter]

Originally Posted by montecristo#4

Just out of curiousity, where are all the men? Unconscious?


they are waiting to bust in on you and rob you while you have the sex on the first date.



no, the thing is that you (even if you work in Mcdonalds) make so much more than the otehr guys (except those who are in the mafia) that the girls don't even look at local boys.

have fun

(oh, and I was only partially joking about them waiting to bust in and rob you)

 

[Fabienne]

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Russia has the largest HIV epidemic in Europe, and accounts for around two-thirds of the cases in the Eastern Europe and Central Asia region. There were an estimated 940,000 people living with HIV at the end of 2005 in Russia - up from 760,000 in 2003 - and this figure looks set to increase even further.1

The number of new HIV diagnoses being reported is falling however, with 88,577 new cases reported in 2001, 52,349 in 2002 and 39,699 in 2003. This reduction could be due to fewer people being tested, or it could be that HIV prevalence rates have reached saturation point amongst injecting drug users.

There are 12 regions in Russia, including the major cities of Saint Petersburg and Moscow, where HIV prevalence rates are said to be "above high", and a further 11 with high prevalence rates."