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03-15-14 14:18 #12370
Posts: 6827Originally Posted by Red Kilt [View Original Post]
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03-15-14 13:39 #12369
Posts: 310Apartments
Originally Posted by FriendlyPlanet [View Original Post]
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03-15-14 07:04 #12368
Posts: 6781Originally Posted by Red Kilt [View Original Post]
So is it the water in the country that makes them change here? Is it that we keep them (pinays only) in bed longer letting them enjoy foreign sausages (as the regular hot dog can be boring) another reason? Whatever it is in this country many have no concept of time but when they work in another country and their salary depends on it etc they are able to adapt.
CS congratulations, I have also have some that are punctual but that is only after a few years of 'training' and 'carrot and stick', but it is nice to see and experience at times (unless the earlier girl is still with you still eating the sausage.
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03-15-14 06:02 #12367
Posts: 3230Originally Posted by Cunning Stunt [View Original Post]
I can only repeat that filipinas and pinoys that have been professional colleagues of mine are always very punctual. I understand from acquaintances who employ filipinos in Australia and NZ that they are indeed among the MOST reliable employees regarding punctuality and ability to work as directed.
The pinays that I have met all over the Philippines for various nefarious activities unrelated to work are totally unreliable about time and are the frequent topic of posts here (many exasperated versions of which I have posted). I don't think this behavior can be analysed or categorised by anthropologists, because there is a certain group who can be (are) very reliable.
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03-15-14 04:40 #12366
Posts: 3003Originally Posted by Red Kilt [View Original Post]
I will say that I have come across my first truly punctual Filipina. I have now met her half a dozen times and she has yet to be even a minute late. In fact, she is often early and sits patiently in a nearby Seven Eleven or Mini Stop waiting for me. I don't know how she does it but she does and she is the shining exception that proves the rule.
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03-15-14 00:00 #12365
Posts: 203000 isn't too bad all-in for Makati if there's no barfine etc (when compared to Burgos). Care to share / PM the location?
Originally Posted by FriendlyPlanet [View Original Post]
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03-14-14 17:11 #12364
Posts: 6781Originally Posted by Red Kilt [View Original Post]
So, however interesting all these books and thesis are / maybe the plain fact is they will be late so plan for it. And if by some remarkable chance they are on time or early make sure you have DNAed the bed after the last girl (or have her leave by a different exit LOL).
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03-14-14 15:38 #12363
Posts: 143Private Apartment brothel, Makati?
Guys,
Jumped into a cab in Makati on Monday night, heading for Manila Bay Cafe. The taxi driver suggested he take me to a private apartment- "fresh girls from the provinces", and since I was looking for a girl LT, and it was already 11:30 pm I agreed. After a 10 minute drive across Makati, we stopped in front of an anonymous apartment. Inside there were about 30. 40 girls, definitely all well seasoned pros. I found one I liked and took her back to the hotel- probably in her early 30s, had a couple of kids, but very good in the sack- no complaints.
The cab driver asked PHP 4, 000 LT, which was crazy, I bargained the uncle down to 3, 000, probably still too much- anyone know the right price?
Thanks,
Friendly
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03-14-14 13:36 #12362
Posts: 3230Originally Posted by Skip Kost [View Original Post]
SK. This is not a forum for academic debate. I certainly am not trying to score points off anyone, including you. I too, have been through a series of "cultural acclimatisation" seminars and I have read all of Tomas D Andres' and F. Landa Jocano's rather interesting books about cultural mores in the Philippines (simple, cheap books from National Book Store).
Readers of this board are looking for short, sharp, easily understood descriptions of things that they will encounter. I will remember not to interpolate any of your future posts lest I stimulate a series of long-winded ripostes.
Apologies for saying "all" when I should have said "most" or "many" in my earlier post.
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03-14-14 06:49 #12361
Posts: 1685Originally Posted by Raideen [View Original Post]
Then why the aku din chorus from the additional support team when you give some gift to your date?
Originally Posted by Dg8787 [View Original Post]
Like on time. Like the girl who took 4 hour by taxi on a Saturday from Pasay to Makati.
You been pretty lucky or dating the right girls. Unlike poor me.
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03-14-14 06:38 #12360
Posts: 4084Originally Posted by raideen [View Original Post]
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03-14-14 05:47 #12359
Posts: 1459Originally Posted by PussyFeelsGood [View Original Post]
Anyway good going on not letting the surprise spoil your night.
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03-14-14 03:48 #12358
Posts: 10What happened?
I miss the days where you could come to this forum and see reports of people's recent adventures. Now you come here and there is either a flame war, a psychology class, or both.
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03-14-14 00:52 #12357
Posts: 75Had a non pro (has a real job) dia girl who I've never met come meet me tonight at 1am for the first time, I sleep weird hours so my only free time is late night / early day and she works days so I explain this is the only time we can meet, on the way she tells me her friend is with her and I think its going to be a wasted night.
We banged while the friend slept on the couch.
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03-13-14 18:37 #12356
Posts: 1562Originally Posted by Red Kilt [View Original Post]
As you and others point out, various globalizing forces have injected Western values and practices into some settings in Philippine society. My first several days in the Philippines-and the cultural orientation-took place in Makati, but I was told at the time,"this is not the real Philippines. Most Filipinos think of Makati as a sort of Beverly Hills and will probably never visit here." That may have changed over the ensuing eight years.
In my recent visits I mostly just pass by Makati and Ortigas on the MRT, and end up spending a fair amount of time in slums, where people have only the base of a toilet, and flush it with water dipped with a tabo from a big plastic barrel. So I acknowledge I may be looking at a distorted slice of Philippine society. But, taking your observation at face value, should we assume that trying to give new Westerners some of the ideas in the cultural orientation I received is a waste of time?
Back during the discussion that followed your report about the woman arriving late at Mall of Asia, I recall GE observing that for Filipinos, "time is more fungible, more fluid" (or words to that effect). You did not disagree. Do you now disagree with GE's thoughts?