Saw this on social media. It says 2-day delivery in NCR.
[URL]https://medsgo.ph/prescription-medicines/erectile-dysfunction/[/URL]
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Saw this on social media. It says 2-day delivery in NCR.
[URL]https://medsgo.ph/prescription-medicines/erectile-dysfunction/[/URL]
[QUOTE=WestCoast1;3005661]Saw this on social media. It says 2-day delivery in NCR.
[URL]https://medsgo.ph/prescription-medicines/erectile-dysfunction/[/URL][/QUOTE]P990 per tab of Cialis?? That might be ok for you millionaire Manila ballers but for us provincial poon hounds that's the cost of a 'bring a friend' upgrade. If that doesn't get you hard then I'd give up and go home. 🤪.
Before anyone sends me abusive PMs or wets their kickers, yes it's a joke. 😎.
Well the get hard or go home is a joke. The threesome upgrade pricing is probably pretty accurate. 🤪.
G.
[QUOTE=Jarango;3005545]I once caught a hooker emptying my pockets and went verbally balistic on her, and fucked her out with the help of the lesbian security guard. I had to pay her something just to get rid of her and not have her mates come visit me. We are leaving low class women in behind ourt defencwes so much caution is needed. Often they are not worth the effort and I gave up sleeping with them years ago.[/QUOTE]Years ago when the Fields Plaza Hotel just opened, two BFs from Voodoo I think, drugged me in my room, but I pushed them out of the room, before the drugs kicked in. I fell asleep soon after and woke up in the morning. After that episode I gave up keeping them overnight with a few exceptions, back then they were staying all night, and didn't want to leave in the morning. I always hide my pass, money and phone in the safe or some other place while they shower.
[QUOTE=OldAndUgly;3005689]Years ago when the Fields Plaza Hotel just opened, two BFs from Voodoo I think, drugged me in my room, but I pushed them out of the room, before the drugs kicked in. .[/QUOTE]I find posts like this important. Geting passports etc robbed would not be good. Silly me. Oh well.
How did they drug you? Micky Finn into your drink?
Oh this one is just too good. FB reel, translating what a man and woman really are saying to each other on a date.
[URL]https://www.facebook.com/reel/1979830535877689[/URL]
[QUOTE=Jarango;3005692]I find posts like this important. Geting passports etc robbed would not be good. Silly me. Oh well.
How did they drug you? Micky Finn into your drink?[/QUOTE]We got some Coca Cola and whiskey at the 7/11 at the end of walking st, and they mixed the drinks in the room. I don't know what they put in it, but after couple of sips I felt a little dizzy, and I realized that they may have spiced up my drink, but I wasn't sure since I just got off the plane, and it may be just a bed case of jetlag, so I went to pee while holding my drink, and I poured it in the toilet. When they looked at each other and insisted on me having another drink, I told them to leave because I have a severe headache, and rushed them out, as soon as I sat down on the bed I blacked out till next day. I woke up with revenge plans in mind, but I gave up, realizing that it's complicated, and it will go nowhere, especially that I didn't even remembered how they looked like. I lost the BF money, but was cheaper then today, and I had to keep the rest of my money, and both kidneys.
My friend gave me an unregistered sim card ready to register when on land on my next trip. On my last arrival I did the same thing, registering the card as the aircraft was taxiing from the runway to the gate. I recall it was a bit of a scramble to get all the documents I needed. For this next trip I'd like to just have them all ready in the one place. What are the documents I need?
A) Passport ID page.
B) Airline ticket.
C) Current selfie.
Can the wise members confirm this is what I need for a Globe registration.
As I already know the number I do transfer P100 to the number before I arrive. This allows me to activate a promo as soon as it's registered.
[QUOTE=OldAndUgly;3005689]I always hide my pass, money and phone in the safe or some other place while they shower.[/QUOTE]Good advice Ugly. I always do this well in advance and before a few drinks and without even knowing if I'm going to score in advance.
Or before a girl hits my room, or I head out for the day or night.
Buyer beware.
I always have a stash of cash in a book beside the bed to reach for when I'm rewarding a girl. There's never more than 5 k between the pages.
Sometimes I reach for 3 k and send them on their way. Others, I have given them 2 k and then a tip of 1 k in the morning. They know where my 'safe' is and I can afford to lose that if things turn to shit.
Mind you, they still have to get 'released' by the hotel when they leave.
For the new guys, if you're inviting a girl back to your room, you have to remember they're working in the sex trade and it's all about opportunity and money.
Be prepared in advance and spread your cash about.
You don't want to lose everything in one hit.
Just from experience _ Phil.
[QUOTE=PhilJoy;3005905]
For the new guys, if you're inviting a girl back to your room, you have to remember they're working in the sex trade and it's all about opportunity and money.
You don't want to lose everything in one hit.
Just from experience _ Phil.[/QUOTE]Well said and paced.
[QUOTE=ShaggerAu;3005795]What are the documents I need?
A) Passport ID page.
B) Airline ticket.
C) Current selfie.
Can the wise members confirm this is what I need for a Globe registration.
[/QUOTE]DD) Address.
E) Proof of Residence.
Just use your hotel address and the Agoda booking confirmation.
Enjoy. G.
[QUOTE=Goferring;2998262]The next morning, I had a few spare hours due to my delayed flight so I was determined to get the whole Sim card situation sorted. [/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=PhilJoy;3005905]Good advice Ugly. I always do this well in advance and before a few drinks and without even knowing if I'm going to score in advance.
Or before a girl hits my room, or I head out for the day or night.
Buyer beware.
I always have a stash of cash in a book beside the bed to reach for when I'm rewarding a girl. There's never more than 5 k between the pages.
Sometimes I reach for 3 k and send them on their way. Others, I have given them 2 k and then a tip of 1 k in the morning. They know where my 'safe' is and I can afford to lose that if things turn to shit.
Mind you, they still have to get 'released' by the hotel when they leave.
For the new guys, if you're inviting a girl back to your room, you have to remember they're working in the sex trade and it's all about opportunity and money.
Be prepared in advance and spread your cash about.
You don't want to lose everything in one hit.
Just from experience _ Phil.[/QUOTE]Even when going out I keep the bulk of cash in a different pocket than my wallet, and max 10 k in the wallet, just in case I get robbed or pickpocketed.
[QUOTE=ShaggerAu;3005795]What are the documents I need for PI sim registration?[/QUOTE]Insert the sim & follow instructions, or scan the QR code. They will give you a basic connection to do this.
Need: selfie, passport 2-sided details page, proof of accommodation & a ticket out. Or you can go to Makati Square and a small counter will pick a used sim from a jar (worked for my English friend).
Globe is alleged to have the best coverage in Manila. I opted for their P350,30-day package, but later bought a Smart one too. Thailand's cheapest is similar at B300 but 7-11 staff will just take your passport and selfie and register immediately, without the sim even being in your phone (they just need the number printed on the paperwork). Problem with the Filipinos -- whether it be sim registration or 29-day, visa-waiver extensions -- is they take all the details, then fail to ever inform you, manually, of the result.
This then means email chasers or office visits. Even immigration at NAIA airport are not informed of paid, online, initial, visa-waiver extensions, and attempt to extort for overstay on departure. Always get a sticker or ink-stamp in your passport! Reminder: Thailand is second-world; Philippines is still very-much third world, no matter how much they polish the sidewalks in Makati & BGC.
Important tip for those planning return visits to the Philippines: ask 7-11 to top-up 'REGULAR LOAD', e. G. ₱ 100, to your sim -- in addition to any promo you bought. Give them cash. This will allow you to make metered, landline calls and, by law, keep your sim active for 365 days. Modern cellular promotions in Thai / PI are hugely annoying and can be deleted. After 30 days, you can buy a new promo in a 7-11, if required, giving you unlimited mobile calls, and plenty of data you are unlikely to use. Just save data for Grab / Navigation / Emergencies and toggle to wi-fi in your accommodation.
[QUOTE=ShaggerAu;3005795]What are the documents I need for PI sim registration?[/QUOTE]Insert the sim & follow instructions, or scan the QR code. They will give you a basic connection to do this.
Need: selfie, passport 2-sided details page, proof of accommodation & a ticket out. Or you can go to Makati Square and a small counter will pick a used sim from a jar (worked for my English friend).
Globe is alleged to have the best coverage in Manila. I opted for their P350,30-day package, but later bought a Smart one too. Thailand's cheapest is similar at B300 but 7-11 staff will just take your passport and selfie and register immediately, without the sim even being in your phone (they just need the number printed on the paperwork). Problem with the Filipinos -- whether it be sim registration or 29-day, visa-waiver extensions -- is they take all the details, then fail to ever inform you, manually, of the result.
This then means email chasers or office visits. Even immigration at NAIA airport are not informed of paid, online, initial, visa-waiver extensions, and attempt to extort for overstay on departure. Always get a sticker or ink-stamp in your passport! Reminder: Thailand is second-world; Philippines is still very-much third world, no matter how much they polish the sidewalks in Makati & BGC.
Important tip for those planning return visits to the Philippines: ask 7-11 to top-up 'REGULAR LOAD', e. G. ₱ 100, to your sim -- in addition to any promo you bought. Give them cash. This will allow you to make metered, landline calls and, by law, keep your sim active for 365 days. Modern cellular promotions in Thai / PI are hugely annoying and can be deleted. After 30 days, you can buy a new promo in a 7-11, if required, giving you unlimited mobile calls, and plenty of data you are unlikely to use. Just save data for Grab / Navigation / Emergencies and toggle to wi-fi in your accommodation.
Lately everytime I try to log in here, I get this error:
"Note that this error is normal and expected for a brief period during nightly backups, which usually run between 4:30 - 5:00 am UTC. Please try again in 5 to 10 minutes.
Database Error Database error.
The database has encountered a problem. ".
That's regardless of the time of day, and it goes away most of the time by refreshing the page about 10 times.
Anybody else experience this?
[QUOTE=OldAndUgly;3006202]Lately everytime I try to log in here, I get this error:
"Note that this error is normal and expected for a brief period during nightly backups, which usually run between 4:30 - 5:00 am UTC. Please try again in 5 to 10 minutes.
Database Error Database error.
The database has encountered a problem. ".
That's regardless of the time of day, and it goes away most of the time by refreshing the page about 10 times.
Anybody else experience this?[/QUOTE]Yes. Been happening for a while now and seems to be getting worse / more frequent.
G.