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10-27-11 05:29 #9376
Posts: 389Originally Posted by Cunning Stunt [View Original Post]
Are Thais overall less affectionate in the sack? I'd say YES, but only in a marginal way. But because mongers pay AFTER the deed (unlike in AC) , her less affectionate demenor is offset by her desire to earn her pay.
Pattaya is superior to Angeles City in every way. The only areas in which Angeles City is superior are.
1. Everything is on one strip, making it easier to get around.
2. It's close to the airport. For Pattaya, it's a 2 hour bus ride.
3. Bars open all night. For Pattaya, bars start closing at 1:00am.
That's it. I can easily spend a month in Pattaya. After 10 days in Angeles City, I'd want to commit suicide.
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10-26-11 21:15 #9375
Posts: 130Originally Posted by Cunning Stunt [View Original Post]
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10-26-11 20:14 #9374
Posts: 3003Originally Posted by Sammon [View Original Post]
And before going on the prowl tonight after a day at the beach, I enjoyed an excellent 3 course french dinner with a carafe of a rather good Cabernet Sauvignon. Would that be a feasible option in AC?
In my jaundiced opinion, there has to be more to a mongering destination than just bars and pussy. But that is only my opinion and 20 years ago I might have felt differently.
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10-26-11 16:17 #9373
Posts: 3282Originally Posted by Rubberyman [View Original Post]
Sometimes I think Pattaya has its drawbacks as well in terms of girls attitude.
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10-26-11 13:20 #9372
Posts: 3003Originally Posted by Rubberyman [View Original Post]
Oh, I forgot another reason I dislike the place. It's full of lowlifes. Some of them Filipino.
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10-26-11 13:07 #9371
Posts: 347Originally Posted by Cunning Stunt [View Original Post]
I go to both places every year and enjoy myself. Some people like Pattaya, some people prefer AC, meh.
I get that different people have different likes and dislikes. What I don't get is why some people think that if they don't like something then everybody else should dislike it too.
*shrug*
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10-26-11 13:05 #9370
Posts: 1067Originally Posted by Cunning Stunt [View Original Post]
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10-26-11 11:03 #9369
Posts: 3003Angeles is Pattaya for masochists.
Although I've lived in The Philippines for most of the last fifteen years, Clinton was still in the White House the last time I spent a night in that shithole with it's bad, overpriced hotels, crap food, cherry girls and cheating, running wh@res. The place is the pits.
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10-26-11 07:08 #9368
Posts: 6876Originally Posted by Streetlooker [View Original Post]
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10-26-11 06:48 #9367
Posts: 521Just getting started
Originally Posted by FurryFriend [View Original Post]
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10-26-11 03:25 #9366
Posts: 74AC trikes
Yep 20 peso ain't worth getting into a agrument in, but when compared to daily wages / food etc the AC Trike mafia and Airport Taxis are just fucking ripoffs. I only these pricks when I need to get to the cab rank with my bags. Jeepneys are the go or better still walk.
Originally Posted by Robbaf [View Original Post]
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10-25-11 22:49 #9365
Posts: 68Originally Posted by dick hertz [View Original Post]
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10-25-11 10:48 #9364
Posts: 1008Originally Posted by Docwiltro [View Original Post]
Robb
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10-25-11 10:28 #9363
Posts: 1290Originally Posted by FurryFriend [View Original Post]
Next in December.
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10-25-11 04:53 #9362
Posts: 95Apartments around $350 US per month.
Originally Posted by Satyr23 [View Original Post]
First. I don't think you will have any problem with the English that is used in Philippines, at least in the major destinations. In the provinces, you will definitely find less.
I am no expert on all the neighborhoods. But there are better / more ex-pat friendly neighborhoods and of course the opposite. I have a couple of friends that have lived there in Angeles for a number of years. One probably is paying in that neighborhood (approx. $350 to $ 400 per month) for a pretty new unfurnished apartment. 2 bdrms 2 baths with a secure driveway. This is in Villa Sol past the Clarkton towards the Friendship Gate. The others live in the area around the VFW and actually pay less, again unfurnished. Even some of the "Gated" neighborhood have had their problems. So no place is perfect in Angeles but with more money involved, the better the results. You would have to see the conditions that the average Philipino (some of the girls and their families live in. At $ 50 or so a month) to appreciate some of the neighborhoods.
There are a number of apartments listed as furnished / unfurnished in the Blue Book. (
http://blue-bookph.com
) This local ad digest is available free every month around Angeles.
You could do what everybody is suggesting and only stay a few nights. I think Agoda had the Lewis Grand at $ 240 a night for a short stay. That seemed to be the high side with everything else coming in less. Prices are probably better if you deal directly with the hotel. The other hotels recommended here did not appear to be on Agoda. You will notice that most of the hotels offer a "discount", a littele when booked for a week or more for a month.
I am usually there for over a month (7 or 8 weeks) at a time and have stayed in a moderately priced hotel at $ 700 per month. It is NOT the Pacific Breeze / ABC / Lewis Grand / Savannah as are usually mentioned here. Those are considerably more.
But I seem to like the "shithole" and find that I enjoy many aspects of being in Angeles. I have friends there, play some golf and occasionally leave Angeles. This next trip I might go a little farther astray and see Cebu.
Without cute Filipinas for entertainment, it wouldn't be quite as fun. LOL.
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