Comments for Panama After Hours

Comment on From The Heart by Joshua

Joshua — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 20:47:05 +0000

Cojito! Don’t tell me you’ve gone into hiding after your failed co-campaign with Balbina! Or was she so far behind in her bendy-assistant debt with you that you cashed her in herself?

Comment on From The Heart by Chuck Mossfield

Chuck Mossfield — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 20:03:00 +0000

PLEASE COME BACK COJITO - WE NEED YOU NOW MORE THAN EVER!!

Comment on Costa Rica: life and death tips for visitors by Christine

Christine — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 00:12:44 +0000

Just spent my 2nd vacation there. 2 weeks doing the central and southern coast, Pacific. Maybe you were on the Atlantic side? It was clean, beatiful and we did not experience any crime at all. All our lodging and food bills were 100% accurate. Even our car rental went smoothly. Loved Costa Rica and the people.

Comment on From The Heart by Anonymous

Anonymous — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 12:32:55 +0000

Hey, I just stumbled across your blog… good stuff.

So, where are you? Chuleta!!!

Lookin’ to read more interesting posts soon…

~= Keep me posted =~

dj I, STORM (Brooklyn, NY)

Comment on the cost of living in panama by Ary

Ary — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 19:41:11 +0000

To all Blog readers,

I apologize if back in 2008 i wast insulting or hurtful in any matter, I was in a different state of mind at the time, however, i will stick up for my country if anyone, foreign or domestic, talks bad about it… I’m just expecting of visitors, to respect Panama and it’s people, be reciprocal. just like i did when i lived in the states. right now is no easy anywhere, the world is suffering a huge economical social political transition, some say is for worst some for better, so don’t take fore granted this land, it has a lot to offer, give it chance, since it’s one of the only places in the world that people are so welcoming. And like my paisano “Pana” said i welcome you to visit, to stay, and to love this beautiful Country . . .

Ary

P.S.

Pana i couldn’t have stated it better, or anyone for that matter . . .

Comment on When Tapirs Attack! by Patriccio

Patriccio — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 14:58:20 +0000

The really dangerous animals freely roam the streets of the city.

Tapirs? Shit, a tapir is just a big fucking pig-like animal with an overgrown snout. Easily repelled with a stick or a good roundhouse kick.

Venomous snakes, scorpions and centipedes are a problem in the interior. But the real venom comes in more insidious forms…

Comment on trouble is my business by Patriccio

Patriccio — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 14:46:03 +0000

Cojito,

You silly dilentante. Anyone who needs to pack a stun gun is a flat-out pussy. Especially when dealing with a meek and anti-violent bastard like Okkie. Ornstein can be devious, but he certainly isn’t dangerous.

Jesus, man, where are your cajones? Next you’ll be telling us about your pepper spray canister and ear-piercing panic alarm….

Get off your ass and invest in a real firearm to keep the savages at bay. This may require a license and some paperwork, but hey, there are plenty of ways to grease the rails.

I recommend a stainless steel 38 Smith + Wesson revolver (hammerless model). Forget about automatics because they’re much too complicated for clowns like you. Especially when you’ve had a few beverages.

Patriccio

Comment on the cost of living in panama by Pana

Pana — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 20:38:24 +0000

I have to say I have been amused by all the ranting that goes on here. I am much younger than all of you so I am not as jaded as the regular person who reads this site. I am very glad that people like you move to Panama. Never mind talent or skills, I highly doubt the progress of Panama is being helped by you, but that does not mean that I don’t welcome you. I think that your stories and personalities bring lots of new “blood” to the culture. Panama is a place of inmigration and mixing of cultures and people. I celebrate it and unlike the bitter compatriot of mine who commented with insults and obscenities I would like to tell you, Welcome to Panama.

On another note, if you truly want to find a job in Panama, you can, and it may not be fair to take a job from a local but colombians, venezuelans, and so many others are doing so in such large numbers that an occasional gringo or european does not ruin the place. I think it is better for the country that young gringos move to Panama than older ones. I am not trying to send you back! Just stating the obvious. Anyone can find a job in Panama. You just have to show up sharp and with a smile and knock on enough doors and you will get one. Companies in Panama are using international head hunters to bring talent from abroad because it is missing locally. If you are already there you may save them money by them not having to hire someone through those services and they will get away with paying you local pay rates rather than international ones.

I hope my words were useful.

BTW, you are getting lots more pussy than I am. Congratulations!