Bruno Gaucho: travel update and thank you

[marc anthony]

Ricardo: I am hoping that your friendship with Bruno will lead him to the US West Coast as well as to the East. If he arrives in SF... count me in!!!! (that will be an easy travel for me during those months)

[Guest Dougie49]

Ricardo

 

I just noticed on his web page that he is a student in aviation and interested in FLYING. If he has put that on his Visa no wonder he hasn't gotten it approved. Especially as we approach September 11th so even though we know him from on here the Government looks at him as a possible terrsiost even coming from Brazil. HOpe you can let him know that even though inncocent he may be looked at that way Dougie

[Losgatan]

Only English, please

 

One of the message center rules that we try to consistently enforce is that all posts must be in English so that the moderators can do their job.

 

I've had to delete a couple of posts from this thread because the contained untranslated Portuguese. I know that they were entirely innocent but hope everyone can understand the reasons for the English-only rule.

x(

[Guest Skippy510]

RE: Only English, please

 

Well…I was one of those that mistakenly broke the rule…sorry :'(

 

What I wanted to say was …Bruno I hope you have a wonderful time on the United States.

[Guest SeaGuy]

RE: Only English, please

 

I broke the rule as well. Send dear Bruno hugs and kisses and hopes he makes it to the states soon.:*

[Karl-G]

Bruno in U.S.

 

Why not have Bruno apply for a student visa (though not in aviation), and then he can stay here for years.

[Guest Verde]

RE: Student visa...

 

I think BG has considered the student visa route... but he would need a formal admission to an accredited educational institution in the U.S. plus the financial wherewithal to qualify. For college tuition and living expenses, figure on something like $30-40K p.a. If BG had that kind of money, would he be doing what he's doing now to support himself and his family? So...if there's a generous kindhearted tycoon out there who'd like to underwrite his expenses... or alternatively, you guys could establish an endowment fund for his education and well-being...

 

Atire a primeira pedra quem nao tem pecado...!

[ad rian]

RE: Student visa...

 

>I think BG has considered the student visa route... but he

>would need a formal admission to an accredited educational

>institution in the U.S. plus the financial wherewithal to

>qualify. For college tuition and living expenses, figure on

>something like $30-40K p.a. If BG had that kind of money,

>would he be doing what he's doing now to support himself and

>his family? So...if there's a generous kindhearted tycoon out

>there who'd like to underwrite his expenses... or

>alternatively, you guys could establish an endowment fund for

>his education and well-being...

 

Surely, there must be some porn empresarios on this Board. If he is really as good as his copy, I am sure he will pass his screen test! This is America after all, who needs an education if they have "facilitators", friends and Ad managers to do 6 months of promotional work on this site!

[Guest RicardoSF]

Bruno Gaucho and I have been talking and he asked me to write a note for him (as it has been said here he is not fluent in English) regarding his upcoming trip to the United States.

 

American visas have become increasingly difficult to get and Bruno is having a hard time getting his. He is still trying to get the whole process through and once that happens he will be posting the dates of his American trip here and in his web site (http://www.intensoprazer.hpg.com.br).

 

Bruno also wants to thank everybody for all the nice things being said about him here and for the the several dozen e-mails he receives everyday from people wanting to meet him.

 

Thank you, guys! Big hug,

 

Ricardo ;-)

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