Angeles City

[Csun213]

Thanks guys for the quick response. I will pass the information to my friend.

[Ekspat]

In Angeles City the bar called Roadhouse (Mark manager) sometimes have girls dressed in school clothes.

Confirmed. Sometimes they also dressed as nurses, if I remember correctly.

Cheers!

[Ekspat]

After one week, nothing much to desire is left,
going back home tomorrow....
Tough job but someone's gotta do it. :D :D

I love the low season, so many beauties to choose from.
Afternoon usually a threesome in one of my favorite Perimeter bars,
then dinner and evening barfines from Bedrock, Emotions (2x), Bodyshop (2x) and Atlantis.
Today still undecided, saw a nice one in Honey Pot.
We'll see.

For next trip I booked Lewis Grand, will report about it.
But what I saw so far, it's worth the money.

Bumbed into a relaxed bar, surprise surprise!
Barfine 1,000ps only and ladydrink 90ps.
Thought those bars don't exist anymore.

One tall cherry-hottie in Insomnia, please someone do the needful, okay? :D

Prices of food and so on increased somewhat 20% on YTD, I estimate.
SMB in several bars in Fields 95ps oredi.
Burnt roughly 5k a day ex hotel.

Cheers!

[SirBoneman]

Hi, I am asking for a friend of mine who will be going to Angeles next month. He has been to Angeles last year and really like it. When he was there last time someone told him that there was a club where the girls dress up like school girls. He did search but did not find anything. I told him that I thought there was a club like that in Manila but did not think it existed in Angeles but I figured I would post it here in case I was wrong and such a club does exist.

I would appreciate any feedback from the experts.

PS, I did do a search but did not find anything.

I might have the name wrong but there is a KTV club in Quezon City called Classroom or something with the word Class. Been there before. They were dressed like schoolgirls. Even got one too meet me after closing time. She was a 9.5 and worth the wait. Club close at 3:00 am. In Angeles City the bar called Roadhouse (Mark manager) sometimes have girls dressed in school clothes. A complete turn on. Hope this helps.

[HornyGeorge]

CSUN: There are SEVERAL bars in AC where the uniform resembles a school uniform but NOT aware of any in Manila. Unfortunately, I cannot recall the names right now but it will be no trouble finding them if he just walks around looking into various bars. It is also cheap to BUY a schoolgirl uniform you can get your honeyko to wear once you get her in the room.

[Puerto La Cruz]

Ge: I, also, do not mean to be hypertechnical but must still disagree with you as NOTHING is "automatic" in terms of a "right" to immigrate to the US. It is a "privilege" (using the term loosely). Stripping citizenship after it is conferred requires due process; applications only require a modicum of due process and are only subject to judicial review in very limited circumstances. Put differently, the Consular officer has lots of latitude (AKA discretion) to order "administrative review" or further investigation of any petition.

The minor child of a US citizen can have their petition denied if the petitioning party makes a misrepresentation in the application. There may be other grounds for denial as well.

Granted there is less discretion to deny than in the case of the mother seeking derivative status, but to suggest that the child "automatically" gets citizenship and the mother does not is simply not accurate.

That's why there are immigration attorneys. Get a well referred one. If the father or mother cannot find a reputable immigration attorney in the Philippines (and I can only count two that I know of) the road for child and mom becomes much more bumpy. Thre are many very good immigration attorneys here in the USA. Now if I wanted to bring somebody into the USA
would I hire a pinoy attorney or an American attorney? You get what you pay for. And no, nothing is automatic with the child or mom.

Trust me, I'm a lawyer.

[Csun213]

Hi, I am asking for a friend of mine who will be going to Angeles next month. He has been to Angeles last year and really like it. When he was there last time someone told him that there was a club where the girls dress up like school girls. He did search but did not find anything. I told him that I thought there was a club like that in Manila but did not think it existed in Angeles but I figured I would post it here in case I was wrong and such a club does exist.

I would appreciate any feedback from the experts.

PS, I did do a search but did not find anything.

[HornyGeorge]

Ge: I, also, do not mean to be hypertechnical but must still disagree with you as NOTHING is "automatic" in terms of a "right" to immigrate to the US. It is a "privilege" (using the term loosely). Stripping citizenship after it is conferred requires due process; applications only require a modicum of due process and are only subject to judicial review in very limited circumstances. Put differently, the Consular officer has lots of latitude (AKA discretion) to order "administrative review" or further investigation of any petition.

The minor child of a US citizen can have their petition denied if the petitioning party makes a misrepresentation in the application. There may be other grounds for denial as well.

Granted there is less discretion to deny than in the case of the mother seeking derivative status, but to suggest that the child "automatically" gets citizenship and the mother does not is simply not accurate.

[BigSmile]

FYI I received this email today.

Might be interesting to see the target demographic for the the Bangkok - Clark shuttle

K Larry

-------------------------------------------

Cebu Pacific starts Clark Hub on November 8.

ZERO fare from Clark to Hong Kong, Singapore, Macau, and Bangkok!

Cebu Pacific (CEB), the country’s leading airline to the ASEAN, will start operating international flights out of the Diosdado Macapagal International Airport (DMIA) in Clark, Pampanga starting November 8, 2008.

Clark is the gateway for central and northern Luzon and CEB’s fourth operational hub. Book your holidays early and avail of our zero fares. We will have daily flights from Clark to Hong Kong and Singapore; four times weekly to Macau; and three times weekly to Bangkok. Cebu-Clark flights also becomes a daily operation starting October 1, 2008!

The Clark Hub seat sale STARTS NOW until September 10, 2008 and is valid for travel from November 8 to December 17, 2008. The seat sale is non-refundable.

Hurry, more than 10,000 seats have been allocated for the Clark hub seat sale!

Book your flights now at www.cebupacificair.com, or call (632) 70-20-888, or visit your nearest travel agent.

Just checked their website and its true. If you cant get a promo fare they are quoting 5419 THB BKK to CRK mid week one way. Think you'll see me on these flights pretty often.

[Mongering1]

I was thinking the same thing...

I am just wondering if this entire discussion is not a little off topic, at least in the AC section? Ready to get grilled now! :)

Cheers!


Hesekiels

[Hesekiels]

I am just wondering if this entire discussion is not a little off topic, at least in the AC section? Ready to get grilled now! :)

Cheers!


Hesekiels

[Sammon]

I think U.S. visa works different way.
I have not personally done it but when I went to U.S. embassy in Manila
To add pages in my Passport there was a brochure.
Reading that it says if you have a child out of wedlock you have to register the child with the embassy. No mention is made about the child's mother.
They will get the Paternity tests done. It says if the Paternity is proved
you are liable for the child support even if the child is not in U.S.
By registering you accept the child as your own and are responsible totally for the childcare expenses including medical. I take it by this the mother can legally approach the U.S. embassy for child support payments. i do not know how U.S. embassy can pursue this. I guess they can trace through the I.R.S.
They can process the claim for the child to enter U.S. But again no mention was made about the mother.
The child has upto the age of 23 to claim Citizenship and come to U.S. once the registration is done.

If you think you are the father you have upto the child's age of 16 years to file to register.
If any of you deadbeat dads are out there take notice.
Sending money is one way of making sure the child and the mother live well.

[Gangles]

Plase go back to my ypost.

I did not say that the mother has immediate rights to citizenship. Far from it.

The child automatically gets citizenship and the passport. The mother gets access via visa as the primary carer for the child. I do not know the specific title of the visa, but it works.

If the mother in in country for long enough, she may apply for permanent residency, and eventually citizenship. But you are talking five years or so.

Gangles

[Run Mann]

I only know the American Embassy, but this is true, but you have to register the birth with the Embassy within 3 days and the American father must be the one to do it, with the birth certifcate showing his name.

Not taking shots at anyone here but it’s remarkable that that people use this board as a research tool for important real-world situations like this. Going to your country's Embassy or State Department will certainly give you the right answers as it pertains to you. Also Americans must report their child’s foreign birth as soon as possible before their 18th birthday but certainly not within three days of birth as erroneously reported here and kids are not legally incompetent; they are minors and as such need a parent or guardian to execute transactions on their behalf. For Americans get the correct info from the horse’s mouth below you may be surprised:


http://travel.state.gov/family/adopt.../info_457.html

http://cambodia.usembassy.gov/birth_abroad.html

[Member #3443]

It is called registering a foreign birth. Need to make sure your name is on the birth certificate to register the baby at the embassy.