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backscale-pivot-queen · 4 months ago
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Diamonto Evripidou, Cyprus 🇨🇾
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stumblingoverchaos · 2 years ago
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For #caredecember2022. Light as a Feather. Collage, screen printing, Posca paint pen.
"Feathers fall; soft as a song, light as morning dreams." -Eirene Evripidou
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gerardbillet · 2 years ago
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Evripides Art Gallery. #evripidesartgallery #evripidesart #evripides #kostopoulou #kostopoulouart #underthemicroscope #instapıc #photoofthedays #athensmylove🇬🇷❤️ (à Evripides Art Gallery) https://www.instagram.com/p/CgE6bhJKOh9/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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profanityandprose · 4 years ago
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“Feathers fall; soft as a song, light as morning dreams.”
— Eirene Evripidou
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blackswaneuroparedux · 3 years ago
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Now everything is white, like Venus, like tears upon lilies, like remembering a dream within another.
- Eirene Evripidou  
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traveliadapl · 6 years ago
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Evripides Village Beach Kos dla par na zwiedzanieod 1840 PLN/os All Inclusive 713405050 lub @traveliada.pl [email protected] lub @adriannarudaniecka link do ofert: https://www.traveliada.pl/wczasy/op,1/id,115466/d,1/t1,20190601/dni,7/w,AI/wz,WAW/adt,2/ Oferty z wszystkich lotnisk w Polsce 7,10,11,14 dni Położenie ok. 200 m od plaży. Ok. 3,5 km centrum turystycznej miejscowości Kardamena z barami, tawernami i sklepami, ok. 25 km od centrum miasta Kos, ok. 9 km od portu lotniczego, przystanek autobusowy ok. 50 m od hotelu Plaża publiczna piaszczysto-żwirkowa łagodne zejście do morza ok. 200 m od hotelu leżaki i parasole (płatne) nowy bar na plaży (płatny) #kos #grecja #kardamena #zwiedzanie #dlapar #zwiedzanie #evripides #wycieczki #podroze #hoteldlapar (w: Kos Island) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bs_KWrFBGGa/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=5l95d2ohwu2q
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czarinakanaeva · 6 years ago
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2018 Commonwealth Games: Rhythmic Gymnastics
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kristipetersenschoonover · 5 years ago
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34 ORCHARD'S debut issue--Spring 2020--now available!
34 ORCHARD’S debut issue–Spring 2020–now available!
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The cover of the Spring, 2020 issue of 34 ORCHARD. Cover art: “Lost and Found,” by Brandon Kawashima.
The debut issue of 34 Orchard–a new dark literary fiction magazine–is now available!
With cover art by Brandon Kawashima, this issue features artists from as far away as Greece, Nigeria and the UK–as well as right here in the US–and delivers visceral work that unpacks the things we don’t want to…
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cctinsleybaxter · 3 years ago
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Tagged by @brimstone-cowboy
Last song: Something by Evripides Sabatis I’m sure
Last movie: Anatomy of a Murder (preddy good!)
Currently reading: I’m in between books rn; planning to start Boris Fishman’s Savage Feast this weekend
Tagging @actuary-tattoo @houliwife @penworthy
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elladastinkardiamou · 5 years ago
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Athens - Evripidou Street - today 30/05/2020. Any resemblance to any other persons or situation situations is completely coincidental. Photo source: Anar Isli
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chrysaliseuro2019 · 5 years ago
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May the Gods be With You
Thursday 27/6 and we are off to Gatwick to fly to Athens. Despite a bit of a rush getting to Victoria we managed to leave Pimlico at just after 11.00, catch the express train to Gatwick at 11.30 with about 90 seconds to spare (as Liz says, similar to my daily work habit whereby if I'm not running for the tram I consider myself early) and be at Gatwick at 12.00pm. Not bad going. An uneventful, though very crowded and over 1 hour late EzyJet flight to Athens followed, and given a 9.15pm arrival, we had arranged to be picked up from the airport. This was the best value thing as our driver had perfect English and was a font of knowledge on both Athens and the Peloppenese. He also discussed islands though thoroughly approved of the two we have booked to visit - Folegandros and Milos which was reassuring. He mentioned that he tries to encourage people to go to some of the lesser known ones. He actually suggested we pulled our phones out and took notes of his suggestions which we duly did. Great to have a welcoming and friendly intro to a country as opposed to some of the surly or disinterested and monosyllabic cabbies you can get. We always muse after the occasional bad experience (like the guy who terrified us with his driving and then short changed us in Istanbul or the guy in Valletta who spent the journey screaming down the phone at someone) as to why there is not some better intro to many countries. Still, luckily these are generally exceptions though the good guys like this one and a chap in Kraków stick out. Most fall into the disinterested segment. Guess country publicist and tour guide is not what they are paid to do. Anyway I digress. We reached our quite central hotel the Evripides in about an hour, checked in and headed out for something to eat. It was now 10.30pm and we weren't sure what would be open. The hotel receptionist and driver had made a couple of recommendations and we headed for one. Within a 6/7 minute walk we were in a busy square with cafes, bars and general hubbub. We found a restaurant complete with bouzouki player and ordered drinks and dinner. Liz the chicken Gyros and me calamari. Liz's was the winner with copious quantities and quite tasty we could have just shared that. Lesson learned immediately on quantities. It was very pleasant sitting there and we had a little wander round post dinner, spotted a possible candidate for dinner the next night and headed home. Tomorrow an early start to beat the crowds and heat to the Acropolis and Parthenon. We were up at 6.40 am after about 6 hours sleep, had breakfast at the hotel and headed off on foot for what was supposedly a 15-20 minute walk mostly uphill. It's not hard to see the Acropolis/Parthenon as it overlooks the city and we had a clear view of it from our hotel dining room and our balcony. However, though given directions we soon got a bit lost and the view of our objective was obscured by the buildings once in the backstreets. Also google maps seemed to be sending us in circles. 45 minutes later we arrived a bit flustered. We had a little bit of luck with the queue as I happened to be in what I thought was a short enquiry queue but turned out you could buy tickets there so we probably made up our lost time. It was certainly warm, around the 30 mark, and it was still only 9.00 am. We made our way up the hill towards the Parthenon which is really the centrepiece of the Acropolis which is the name for the whole area on which the Parthenon and other related ancient buildings are situated. The entry gates are magnificent and the Parthenon is vast and grand and quite moving to look at. Completed in 438 BC and dedicated to the Goddess Athena as is most of the Acropolis site it is the largest Doric temple ever completed in Greece. We wandered around taking it all in. Of course now we could visualise what the building might have looked like with the frieze, which is now partly in the British Museum, in place. Not that the originals, even if back in Greece, will ever go back up there. You would have to go the Acropolis Museum to see them, together with the ones that the Greeks retained. It's interesting though that the Greeks seem prepared to augment a little to replicate how things might have looked (see next para) so you wonder if they might contemplate sticking replicas up. Another large and well restored building on the site is the Erechtheion temple. At one end is an olive tree said to have been created by Athena. The Greeks took a cutting during WW11 to protect it from the Germans and the current tree was planted from that cutting in 1952. Also part of the temple includes 6 larger than life columns of maidens known as the Caryatids. The ones on site are plaster cast replicas with the originals in the Acropolis museum which we were heading to next. That is they are all in that museum apart from 1 column which our old mate Lord Elgin carted off to the British Museum. They'd like that back too. Visiting this site is another of those quite spiritual things. The history, the magnificence of the architecture, the significance to the Greek people and the ancient world, it's positioning - with a 360 degree view of the city, also visible from all corners of the city including at night when it is lit up. It gives you the sense that it is one of those reassuring icons - as long as it's there everything will be alright. A lot of tourists but not too bad and by the time we left the site perhaps just over an hour and a half after entry the numbers entering were noticeably increasing so we felt pretty good about our decision to make the effort get up and arrive early. It was now sweltering, around mid thirties and not too much shade. We made our way down towards the Acropolis Museum. This was going to be interesting as we would see those parts of the frieze which remained in Greece as well as a myriad of other artefacts. The museum is very modern and again we were pleased that arriving there around 11.00 meant that we zoomed in with no queuing. As we saw later as people finish their tour of the Acropolis they headed for the museum and there was a lengthy queue when we left around 2.00ish. The frieze is well set out on the top floor and you can walk around it gazing at the tablets at eye level. There are gaps of course including for the tablets in London. Also on view are the 5 columns of the maidens from the Erechtheion. Just too many things to mention throughout the museum - statues of animals mythical and real, Gods, Goddesses, men, women, gold coins, pots, jugs etc. Many, very exquisite. We broke for a pleasant lunch sitting outside under shade in the restaurant with a view up to the Parthenon towering above us. Pretty good. Post lunch one final look through for things we missed and then we started to head back to the hotel. The route back was much easier as we followed the throng and it was through the centre of town with shops, cafes, flea market all in full swing. It was lively. Arriving back around 3.00pm we settled back for some down time and some blog writing. Later, after drinks at a very pleasant cafe restaurant with a bit of people watching thrown in we headed back to our busy square of the previous night to have dinner. The place that we had identified the night before whilst quite characterful in terms of being in a small cut de sac off the main drag had a pretty basic menu of the pizza and chips variety with a few Greek dishes thrown in. So we went to the place recommended by the hotel clerk the previous night. This night it had a few more people in, the bouzouki and guitar were being played and singing was good. Liz had the stuffed peppers and me lamb and both were excellent as was the ambience. A good choice we had a very laid back and pleasant evening. The next day it was time to leave and we needed to pick up our car from Piraeus. We liked the Evripides Hotel, nothing flash but did the job, reasonably priced, staff friendly and breakfast quite adequate. Also very close to the action it's about a 300/400 metre walk down some quite run down streets to get to it. To be honest the run down streets seemed like classic Athens with a lot of cracked paving, some derelict buildings and closed shops amid active ones. That might not appeal to everyone especially at night but as we left, a tour group of 20 sooomethings had checked in so it was seeing a fair bit of business and the slightly run down location (though the hotel itself was classic 3 star and fine) didn't bother us. We'd happily stay there again.
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imsfire2 · 6 years ago
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Visual aid for Chapter one of “Epiphany and cake”, my contribution to the Rebelcaptain Food/Travel AU.  This is Evripidou Street, Athens, taken from outside the Athinaikon Hotel.
“Jyn has her small camera, the handheld one that makes her look like she’s just shooting a vlog for YouTube.  She holds it up as they get down into the street, checking and adjusting the light, raising an eyebrow at their surroundings. “Okay, we’re definitely going for the atmospheric look here.”
It’s an eclectic street, there’s no doubt about that, and Cassian finds himself grinning as he takes it all in; the pet store, the bakery, the hardware store, the grocery and spice merchants; small plant centre, cake-decorating emporium-cum-candy shop, tobacconists, Chinese fabric importers, shoe store...  “I don’t think we got booked into a tourist area this time, did we?” he asks into camera with a smile that feels better and happier than he’s felt all day.”
My photograph, taken in Athens in October 2015.
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theonyxpath · 6 years ago
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Via Satyros Phil Brucato:
Janine was a homeless junkie I found dying one night along the path of my post-midnight constitutional. What could I do? Let her perish? Of course not! I took her home and did what any conscientious scientist would do: used my G8-Z26 purgative treatments while stabilizing her physical condition with Dr. Johnstone’s now-famous bioregeneration matrix. I admit she’s not the sharpest scalpel in the drawer but given the condition I found her in last year, I doubt she ever was. There’s no excuse for sloppy work on my part, of course, but Janine’s still alive, and I consider that a victory…
Hola, folks!
When I first conceived of Gods, Monsters and Other Familiar Strangers in 2013, I had initially pictured it as a collection of good, bad, and neutral NPCs to drop into your Mage 20 chronicle. During the intervening years and projects, however, I began to envision a more coherently thematic book – a collection, true enough, but one that featured a coherent theme, hinted at potential metaplots, provided additional rule-systems for non-mage characters, and approached those characters from a broader perspective than a simple, “Here’s a bunch of folks you can marry, fuck, or kill.”
Bringing in several additional authors – Hiromi Cota, Atalanti Evripidou, Jason Louis Feldstein, Antonios Galatis, J.F. High, and Isabella M. Price – we began to shape the slightly retitled Gods, Monsters & Familiar Strangers into a larger and more comprehensive sourcebook. Featuring constructs, consors, Avatars, familiars, spirits, Loa, and many other entities, this book also contains a revised and expanded collection of Special Advantages, spirit Charms, and companion construction rules. Although the past year or so has hit most of the book’s contributors with an array of personal and professional complications, we’re nearly finished with a book that is – in the grand Mage tradition – larger and more ambitious than we had initially intended it to be.
The following excerpts come from that bigger, better book. Enjoy!
The Banner Dei Brute Squad
When the Ecstatic jam band / performance troupe Banner Dei formed on the last night of 1999, that troupe found immediate, enthusiastic support from fans who’d been there that night. The Brute Squad, as they were dubbed by then-bandleader Tricia “Thunderheart” Rykomanski, held the fire-line against unskilled would-be performers who’d be more likely to set themselves on fire than add anything to the performance, pounded out improvised percussion on anything that would make some noise, and then stayed all day the following morning in order to help Banner Dei and their friends clean up the post-gig trash-piles and load the gear into whatever vehicles they could find. Since that night, both Banner Dei and the Brute Squad have cycled through dozens of members. The core of both groups, though, remains stable: Banner Dei blows minds, and the Brute Squad gets them in and out of gigs intact without leaving a huge mess behind. Under the guidance, since 2010, of Kore Valkyrie Smith, the “Banner Brutes” provide drop-in support for Banner Dei’s members and former bandmates. Either collectively or as a group, those Banner Dei personnel can send up a flare, text message, phone call or blog post and have members of the Brute Squad on the location as quickly as a bunch of mortals can arrive. Because the Brute Squad consists of several dozen unAwakened hangers-on scattered across North and Central America, Northern Europe, Japan and India, and because Smith happens to be really good at resource-management (and has backing from several noted Ecstatic philanthropists), a team of three to 15 Brute Squad folks can show up within a day or less with a little advance warning, or be on-site when needed if they know at least two days in advance where they need to be.
Once dispatched, the Banner Dei Brute Squad can handle trash collection and disposal, crowd control, violence-free de-escalation, light medical attention, and set-up / tear-down logistics for stage gear and musical equipment. Most Brute Squad members can also dance, spin fire, perform acrobatics, play musical instruments, or contribute other skills to the performance itself. Kore and her co-leaders train Brute Squad personnel in the essential skills before those people are allowed to back up the band and its people, and though Banner Dei and its support team have rather liberal attitudes about sex and drugs, there’s a strict code of conduct that expels any Brute Squad member who abused his position or can’t be bothered to respect a given “no.” So far, most folks associated with the Brute Squad have remained trustworthy and reliable; Kore’s very good at vetting people, and the few who step out of line and take advantage of Ecstatic hospitality tend to wind up gibbering mindlessly by the side of a road if they’re ever seen again at all.
Traits-wise, Banner Dei’s Brute Squad features a colorful collective of Subculture Devotees (as per that template) whose training lets them haul gear and calm crowds with minimal fuss. Although the oldest members have looked age 40 in the rearview mirror, most Banner Brutes are in their mid-20s to early-30s. Regardless of age or gender, these folks combine tattooed badassery with Zen-focus people skills. Most have traveled extensively throughout the mortal world, and a number have spent time in the Otherworlds as well. Despite appearances, these are friendly people who blend old-school manners with new-millennium social consciousness. They rarely possess paranormal powers themselves (Kore probably does, but if so she doesn’t brag about it), but occasionally bring along mystic goodies they’ve found or been gifted with at various events. The majority of them speak at least two languages, and some enjoy learning as many tongues as they can recall.
Arriving in dust-crusted cars (many of which have been modified for all-terrain use), all Banner Brutes sport a tattoo that marks them as approved and official members of the group. This design – a Hulk-green banner with a white lightning bolt slashed across its surface – glows in the dark so Brutes can find each other in the dark. If a Brute gets booted for good cause (as opposed to retiring from the group on good terms), his tattoo burns away in an agonizing flash of bright green fire, leaving the thunderbolt behind as a permanent scar.
Joe Dread
He’s the face of fear, though he has no face. He can look like anyone yet resembles no one. Joe Dread is the embodiment of terror that wears a human guise. He lurks in alleys, shouts from cars, and walks loudly down the street behind you when no one else is around. Some people, though, make a friend of Dread. For them, he’s family, and his gifts to them are legion.
You’ll never see Dread clearly. That’s the point. His dominion is the unknown factor at the edge of what seems certain otherwise. At times, he’ll crouch on your shoulders when you’re trying to get things done, or loom over your bed on a restless night. Dread is an imp. Dread is a stranger.
Dread looks just enough like one of Those People to get you fired up about them, yet he can look like you as well. He’s the fiend whose face is everyone’s. Dread knows no ethnicity or class because terror haunts us all.
Some folks view Joe Dread as part of Big Owl’s brood – a servant, perhaps, or a human manifestation of the fear-god himself. That might be true, but there’s no way to be sure. These days, Dread is everywhere: screaming at you on the internet, lurking behind your best friend’s grin, knocking on your door and the then disappearing before you answer, smashing your car window just for fun so you can wonder what he took or fear that someone might be inside the car, waiting…
As a totem entity, Joe Dread gifts his chosen with Intimidation, Stealth, and Torture. He knows how to hurt folks and likes to share his secrets. For Joe, the threat of pain is sweeter than pain itself; thus, the favors he confers focus more upon what might happen than on violent acts of certainty. He’s not about beating someone to a pulp, but about getting them to fear what being beaten to a pulp feels like. Dread’s chosen people are similarly frightening, not because they use brutal force but because the potential for force always seems to hover around them. Inflicting such fears really is a kind of science, so Joe’s an exception to the rule that Technocrats cannot bond with totem spirits. His kinsmen among the Black Suit and PsychOp ranks don’t view him as an ephemeral entity, though; to them, he’s just a guy (regardless of gender) like them, who happens to be extremely good at his job.
Despite his colloquial name, Dread isn’t bound by gender. A man who fears women would meet Jo Dread instead. She sneers at him, tears him down, leaves a blank space of rejection in the center of his world or else tells that world that he’s really no one at all. Names are just conveniences we attach to things we wish to classify, and Dread reminds us we have no control. Even those who Dread befriends realize that life is full of terrors and their lives are no exception.
Manifestations: Loud noises, sudden shouts, feelings of anxiety, shadowy figures, whispered threats, posts and comments on the internet, sudden acts of random violence. Associations: Terror, anxiety, suspense, phobias. Brood: Elementals of cold wind, “bad luck” or fearsome animal spirits (spiders, black cats, crows, owls, snakes, and so forth), people who use fear to their advantage. Abilities: Intimidation, Stealth, Torture. Bans: Those who embrace Dread cannot comfort other people or ease their fears unless they do so as a tactic to scare that person even worse afterward.
Baron Samedi, the Cemetery Lord
Everybody dies. Even gods, it is has been said, must die eventually. And when we die, it is the Baron – Baron La Croix, Ghede, the Cemetery Lord – who will greet us on the other side. Tipping his top hat, puffing his cigar, laughing at mortality’s little joke on us, Samedi embodies life as well as death, and can bestow either one with a snap of his fingertips.
Wrongly viewed by outsiders as a demonic figure, the Baron represents balance, not cruelty. Amidst the horrors of slavery and poverty, his presence seems oddly comforting. All things end, the Baron reminds us. Even suffering. Especially suffering. This doesn’t mean he’s not above poking fun at humanity, of course. Among Loa and devotees alike, he’s infamous for crude jests and sexual humor. You might as well laugh at it all, La Baron says. The alternative is misery… and who wants to go through life like that?
A large man dressed in a mockery of the white man’s fashions, Baron Samedi heads the Guédé Loa family: a clan of entities whose provinces are death and fertility. His wife, Grandma Brigitte, appears as a blazing skeleton-woman who guards the crossroads and cemeteries of the nighttime American South. Le Baron has a thing for crossroads too – a territory he shares with Papa Legba… usually over a bottle of good rum and a lot of filthy jokes at humanity’s expense. Manifesting most often with his signature top hat, tailed coat, and a face either painted with skull-like make-up or replaced by an actual skull, Samedi speaks in a high, often loud, nasal voice, swears continually, and smokes up a storm. He often wears dark glasses, with plugs up his nose like any well-dressed corpse should have. His devotees, when ridden by La Baron and his kin, smear themselves with crushed hot peppers and raw rum, taxing the limits of the flesh because what’s most important is the state beyond this mortal shell.
Straddling life and death like an enthusiastic lover, Gedhe always speaks the truth. Because he transcends mortal limitations, he ignores the bounds of propriety, too. The head of his cane has been carved into the shape of a cock, and he loves to wave it around. Samedi is, after all, a deeply sexual Loa, too. Some folk call upon him when they want to get laid in non-fatal fashion, and his devotees have a reputation for being frighteningly seductive yet downright crude. Samedi loves to party, but he’s always watching the clock… not his, but yours. A trickster godhead, he’s got the blunt honesty of the grave. Sex and death are his dominion, and he enjoys indulging both.
Thanks to his province over death, Samedi tends to attract necromancers to his path. These folks often wind up wishing they’d knocked on someone else’s door. Although he often plays the fool, La Baron does not suffer fools at all, most especially not if they’re white folks who think they understand voodoo. In addition to the frenzied dance called the banda, Papa Gedhe loves to mess with people’s minds. He can read minds, too, so it’s a bad idea to try and fool La Baron. Coffins, poisons, graveyards, and near- or actual death are signatures of his rites, and would-be devotees need the courage to face both the grave and what lies beyond it if they wish to beg Samedi’s favors. Offerings of rum, cigars, black coffee, roasted peanuts, and bread (baked black if you can manage that) attract La Baron’s attention, but you’d best be ready to meet Death face-to-face if you wish to work with Samedi. Though often associated in popular media with zombis, Samedi actually prefers to keep dead people dead. Behind his rough humor and fearsome façade, Baron Samedi hides a secret compassion for the poor souls walking this hard earth. Demise, he knows, is not a torment but the blessed relief from life itself.
Manifestations: Skulls and skull-faced men, gravediggers, skeletons… very profane skeletons. Associations: Crossroads, death, sexuality, graves, top hats, phalluses, black or purple clothing, cemetery dirt. Brood: Ravens, black dogs or roosters, gravedigger spirits, Southern American Goths, and the Guédé Loa as a whole. Abilities: Intimidation, Medicine, Occult. Bans: Don’t lie. Seriously, don’t.
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gerardbillet · 2 years ago
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Evripudes Art Gallery : #evripidesartgallery #kostopoulou #underthemicroscope #paintings #peinture #ɪɴsᴛᴀᴘɪᴄ #photoofthedays #athensmycity (à Evripides Art Gallery) https://www.instagram.com/p/CgE5TVGKkNe/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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mchughgarcia56-blog · 6 years ago
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Intercourse and Prostitution in Athens
Prostitution is authorized and regulated in Greece. Greek authorities made a decision to employ a 1999 regulation which stipulates that all brothels must have permits. People engaged in prostitution should register at the regional prefecture and have a healthcare card which is updated each and every two months. Some of the estimates say that fewer than one,000 girls are legally employed as prostitutes and roughly twenty,000 ladies, most of international origin, are engaged in unlawful prostitution. Street prostitution is dominated by Albanian refugees and immigrants. Main nations around the world of origin for prostitutes in Athens include Japanese European nations around the world like Ukraine, Russia, Bulgaria, Albania, Moldova, Romania, and Belarus. There are also many intercourse staff in Athens from African nations like Nigeria. Athens is by no implies a European sexual intercourse vacation spot. Nevertheless, as a huge city, it undoubtedly delivers a variety of sinful pleasures to its locals and website visitors. Athens Female Escorts The greater end of the marketplace is in a natural way manufactured up of call girls that publicize their solutions in numerous Greek newspapers, thinly disguised as soul mate adverts. A single of these (international) ladies’ hourly check out charges will set you back at minimum €100. Crimson Mild Districts The location close to Viktorias Sq. and the street called Filis which is parallel to main Road Pattision is the key Purple-gentle district in the Athens. There are a great deal of distinct kinds of prostitution pursuits in the spot. Some men and women consider Syngrou avenue also a purple light-weight region. But this is not as well-known mongering locations as the crimson light area pointed out earlier mentioned. Sexual intercourse in the Athens red light region is inexpensive for western standards. Typical value for a fast fuck is only twenty to 40 Euro. Some of the intercourse staff try to inquire a lot more money if they recognize you are not regional, but after a tiny negotiation you ought to be able to get the exact same cost as your fellow Greek friends. Prostitutes and Sexual intercourse Personnel Folks engaged in prostitution need to sign up at the neighborhood prefecture and have a medical card which is updated each two months. Many of the whores who operate on the streets especially are unlawful and they do not constantly follow these techniques. Street prostitution is nonetheless large portion of the daily life in Athens, in contrast to in a lot of other European capitals, where it is in big decrease. Streetwalkers in Athens are mostly illegal immigrants and Jap European whores. It is extremely unusual to see any Greek street prostitutes until she is a drug addict. Even though brothels are still well-known and typically risk-free places for prostitutes to perform, the unbiased escort organization is receiving well-known in Athens, and ladies really like this because they can established their personal policies. Most hookers in Athens arrive from all in excess of the world, but there are also some Greek women functioning in prostitution, but most of time only as an high-stop escort business or as a junkie marketing sex on the road, regrettably there is no middle class Greek sexual intercourse workers at all. Therapeutic massage parlours business is very tiny in Athens, simply because whore properties are lawful and there is no need to have for this kind of a business. Strip clubs and gentlemen´s clubs also offer sex, but at these venues you will always pay out a whole lot or get ripped off. Road Hookers As for illegal prostitution, the less costly end of the spectrum is generally composed of avenue sex staff. The latter ones are primarily great searching African girls from Nigeria, illegal immigrants who perform the streets for little cash and really typically encounter organised police raids and vanish for a few hrs in the back again streets of the area. Be mindful that these avenue women do not necessarily undergo any healthcare examinations, which their counterparts in the authorized brothels are legally bound to undertake. Avenue prostitutes in Athens typically request about twenty Euro for a blow-job or 30 Euro for sexual intercourse. Estimates can be even more compact if the lady is truly desperate or increased if she thinks she is actually sizzling. You should constantly negotiate a little little bit when producing a deal with a street whore in Athens. Avenue walkers in Athens can be found in the course of night several hours from subsequent locations: Along Solonos St. and around Theatrou Sq. and Evripidou St., just off the Psirri nightlife district. Often there can be found avenue walkers in close proximity to Parnon Lodge intersection (37.985844, 23.728504). A lot more and more central streets are turning into "piazzas" for prostitutes at evening, and the dilemma is exacerbated because most girls function illegally and with out obligatory wellness guides. The "piazzas" are scattered during the centre of Athens, but lately the phenomenon has spread inside of a radius of about 1,five kilometres from Omonia Square, in all directions, and it carries on to develop steadily. On a single side of Kapodistriou road African prostitute girls supply their companies and on the other aspect - whores from the Balkans and Jap Europe. On Eshilou street, younger females offer you their bodies for sale. You can also uncover a good deal of African sex staff from Evripidou and Sokratous streets. Some of these ladies from Nigeria, are mentioned to be blackmailed to occur to Greece and threatened with voodoo magic to operate on the avenue. 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