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escort fan,
try solar sports, they show the cup live. Go to shanos you can watch it there. Its near pacific breeze. If you want to watch it with some guys.
Excellent breakfast buffet avaible in CLarkton hotel until 12 noon.
Good breakfast and good coffee in swiss chalet. Its also near PB.
Hope that helps.
Blink
no divorce is allowed, only "annulment" (same thing but costs much more and must be negotiated with the church-the real power center here).
c's is nice but the prices are out of whack for a third world country (rome prices). azzuro restaurant, above camelot where santos dead ends at fields, is much more reasonably priced and has excellent italian food.
abc redid their kitchen a few months back and now the chef from azzuro runs the kitchen i believe.
not a breakfast eater so cannot comment on that other than to note nicer hotels include breakfast in their rates.
some scumbag apparently spread an std among the perimeter road bj bars and the girls are pissed about it. beware.
the high front desk at clarkton helps minimize the wall of shame it sounds like (never stayed there).
rain is a good thing. you can buy umbrellas for 50 pisos from street vendors (with bargaining), so the rain should not be that big a deal walking around. keeps the air much cleaner and cooler too. and the girls huddle under the overhangs seeking shelter giving you a captive audience to flirt. offer them a trike ride to a dry hotel room. do be very careful of **** setups if taking freelancers as this has become a cottage industry in balibago in recent years.
in the post eruption years rain was like a blessing from heaven because it gave you a break from the blowing lahar (powder like volcanic dust that got everywhere on your body).
the philippines gets lots of rain, make no mistake about that. and dry" season (now over) is a relative term. this dry season was anything but.
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[quote=hornygeorge]not a breakfast eater so cannot comment on that other than to note nicer hotels include breakfast in their rates...
...do be very careful of **** setups if taking freelancers as this has become a cottage industry in balibago in recent years.[/quote]
1) abc used to include breakfast in their rates, but the last time i was there they did not. it is possible they do now, but as of mid-january they didn't. pacific breeze didn't last time i was there either. i believe the new lewis grand will include two breakfasts in their room rate. the third one is on you.
2) i would not recommend a new visitor to take a freelancer, at all. there are too many girls in the bars to risk it, and there aren't that many decent fl's anyway. also, do not let a bar girl invite a "friend" over. the friend might be ****.
this is probably the wrong place to put weather inquiry, but since hg has hit upon the topic.....here goes.
i'm looking for a good web site that provides information about different areas of the philippines. here is one example, but unfortunately only has z city and mnl.
[url]http://www.worldtravelguide.net/country/225/climate/south-east-asia/philippines.html[/url]
in the past i've left rainy cebu and found great weather in davao. nevertheless, i hear that davao is flooded at the moment.
x
[quote=hornygeorge]no divorce is allowed, only "annulment" (same thing but costs much more and must be negotiated with the church-the real power center here).
c's is nice but the prices are out of whack for a third world country (rome prices). azzuro restaurant, above camelot where santos dead ends at fields, is much more reasonably priced and has excellent italian food.
abc redid their kitchen a few months back and now the chef from azzuro runs the kitchen i believe.
not a breakfast eater so cannot comment on that other than to note nicer hotels include breakfast in their rates.
some scumbag apparently spread an std among the perimeter road bj bars and the girls are pissed about it. beware.
the high front desk at clarkton helps minimize the wall of shame it sounds like (never stayed there).
rain is a good thing. you can buy umbrellas for 50 pisos from street vendors (with bargaining), so the rain should not be that big a deal walking around. keeps the air much cleaner and cooler too. and the girls huddle under the overhangs seeking shelter giving you a captive audience to flirt. offer them a trike ride to a dry hotel room. do be very careful of **** setups if taking freelancers as this has become a cottage industry in balibago in recent years.
in the post eruption years rain was like a blessing from heaven because it gave you a break from the blowing lahar (powder like volcanic dust that got everywhere on your body).
the philippines gets lots of rain, make no mistake about that. and dry" season (now over) is a relative term. this dry season was anything but.
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[QUOTE=McJohn]ABC has set lunch which was very good though not cheap when I was there.
Best (but expensive) restaurant in AC by far is C's Italian Dining IMHO. It's on Perimeter.[/QUOTE]
A lot of girls feel awkward about it and need coaxing. Ask if they do in "interview",
[QUOTE=Escort Fan]Fate brought me back to Angeles.
I didn't quite enjoy the first time because I was here for just 48 hours and didn't know where to go. Now to avoid the afternoon boredom I go to the casino and the wild aces at the wild orchid!
Bah some dude last night broke us all; he took easily 20K or 30K home for a buy in of 2K.
To forget this I went to Viper Room, as they were advertising the lingerie night and the australian BBQ. Frankly the lingerie was very cheap, quite pathetic, don't they have La Perla or Agent Provocateur in the Phils?
Someone should open a franchise at SM Mall already!
My time at the Viper Room was oppressing, I was constantly asked to buy ladies drink for the girl I was talking too, and those annoying waitresses also wanted LD for themselves! Wtf why should I buy them drinks every hour!
Also I was pressured to buy some kind of roses necklaces that you give to the girl who are doing the lingerie show.
The first LD I bought to my date, ended up being spilled by the girl, so another was ordered and billed instantly (wtf! I don't care for 140P but sure I'll never go back to viper room, they don't know shit about working for repeat customers).
I bar fined Vanessa, a fine girl. I bar fined her because she talk easily about her job, she was quite honest said she hated Angeles, that it was full of crazy people, and told me to be careful about those shitty waitresses that push you to buy LD. Great attitude so I bar fined her.
In bed she was quite boring & passive, despite being quite reactive it was a boring session.
On a side note, did someone preach about safe sex during the last couple of months? The last time I was here I didn't hear the word 'condom' now I see the aids red ribbon everywhere, and all the girls asked for a condom. I tried to trick one saying "I don't have any" she replied "nevermind" so there is quite more to do regarding safe sex but it seems at least the girls have been informed about STD's and that can only be a good thing! Means they'll be more careful about barebacking guy who have a dick that doesn't look too healthy and do their monthly tests carefully!
Vanessa told me she used to be a super star for a few weeks at the Atlantis (I wonder if it's true) but she said the girls have to repeat their routines everyday and it's very tiring and she couldn't deal with so much pressure!
The night before I bar hooped after waking up at 4AM, I'm afraid at this time there are only left over. So I went to Atlantis and got a girl who was there. Quite friendly.
By the way, is there something wrong with Philippines girls, they hard give BJ, is this not common practice here? I don't want to push for BJ, but I do like a good BJ as an appetizer.
I noticed a new club, the crystal palace which wasn't here two months ago. It belongs to the doll house group. Omg those guys must be loaded, DH + DH hotel + Atlantis + Crystal Palace. A girl told me the owner of the group was some Hawaiian dude who died recently. It wasn't really clear who took over, she said her family or something, but if someone has the full story, I'd be curious to hear, I wonder who's the running the show here, it sure seems not to be the Filipino, as in many clubs you see Australian owner, or German owner etc.
I still have the same problem about finding descent food in Angeles. Especially the breakfast is an issue. I tried the Mc Donalds they don't even serve Mc Morning here. Where can one get a descent breakfast with scrambled eggs, bacon, cereals, etc. (apart from Sub Delicious)
And what are the finest tables of the city? I thought perhaps ABC being the finest hotel is town has maybe excellent food, did anyone test it?
As a European I would like to watch EURO 2008, does anyone which channel shows it if any? I mean wtf I’m staying at pacifying breeze, and they seems to have cable or satellite, and I couldn’t seem to find a channel that showed the match live, instead there was some basket and some baseball games. Boring!
On a final note, I'd like to report the raining season has been quite dry for now!
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Fields area bars don't care about repeat business, they only care about NOW BUSINESS. If you want bars that care about repeat business go to Perimeter bars.
Sunset Gardens has pretty good food, you need to venture off the well worn path.
Don't get so enamored with any new bars that open. Generally, they are stocked with "old fish" from other ponds. Yea, it is fun to stop in and check out the new bars as they open, but they are not the wisest place to find your "picks". They rely on your naivete to make quick dollars.
You are buying the expensive lights and hot sound systems for these guys. Also, the extra makeup that the girls wear. It is all about getting your money as fast as possible, for as little effort as possible. Think about it, wouldn't you?
[QUOTE=FireWalker]Don't get so enamored with any new bars that open. Generally, they are stocked with "old fish" from other ponds. Yea, it is fun to stop in and check out the new bars as they open, but they are not the wisest place to find your "picks". They rely on your naivete to make quick dollars.
You are buying the expensive lights and hot sound systems for these guys. Also, the extra makeup that the girls wear. It is all about getting your money as fast as possible, for as little effort as possible. Think about it, wouldn't you?[/QUOTE]Its true that the girls are dragged in from surrounding bars but the nice thing is they are all excited & motivated about being in a flashy new bar with new costumes on & the prestige of being seen working there.
Taking a girl to a newly opened bar for an outing works well for me, they really appreciate seeing something new for a change. Getting them happy & excited leads to better sex in my personal experience. ;)
I would really hate to see the bars stagnate. Opening new bars is part of the life cycle of bars. Old bars become decrepit & close, new ones open.
AV
Hi,
yesterday I witnessed about an US guy, propbl Marine, was handcuffed and taken into custody from those yellow dressed Brgy cops, which I saw the first time in fields. This happens infront of Atlantis around 9pm when I was on my national day evening barhop.
However I didnt arrived when it started. All I can say the young guy was involved in some trouble with locals.He pointed to them that they start the fight. He was a quite tall guy, 6 foot something and trained. He was forced to stand on their car and súrrouned by those yellow brgy cops holding sticks in their hand. Papasan of atlantis made some pictures and told me its harrasam. Cops looked quite angry and tackled the guy allways, pushed him against the car and provocate him. At this time he shout he is american and he need help and he dont want trouble. Another guy next to me had allready another opinion on this, he told me the Guy (us) was an asshole and was taken down now, he would do it himself but he was to big for him..
This all came to an end when they guys tackled and provocted him again, he wanted to free himself punshed some guys but then was handcuffed from "10 guys" taken into the car and brought somewhere...Cops arrived later , questioned somebody for a minute and hurried up to chase the car. I wasnt quite sure what was all about this. Cops were cheered by the crowd..The brgy cops were very agressive and Im sure if I would interfere I would be taken also just for showing up and question all this...
Of course there are many ass...les in AC and I met a new assh..le evry day, question is , you dont have to shoot them....happend recently with a barowner, neither if they admit their mistakes you dont need to harrass them, punsh them or do other things.
The inicident left a bitter taste on me. I was thinking if I run into trouble, nobody would help me also, cause Im just a fuc..n foreigner with no rights, just to spend money here and even that would put me in trouble.
Thats one reason I dont live in AC and after this I realized in what world we living. Philippines is a fu..ckn police state...
Not sure wht happen to the guy...mabe we can read it later somewhere...
Blink
Had the pleasure of staying at this property last month and it was very enjoyable indeed! Hard to miss this hotel located on Don Juico Ave., perfect for visiting the Perimeter Road bars.
Although not 100% complete, I got the full tour by Sir Lewis, a great host by the way. He is putting the finishing touches on what will soon be the place to stay in AC.
Spent three days in a deluxe king room that featured LCD flat screen TV, king size bed, waterfall shower and massive wood storage cabinets with in room safe.
Every room comes complementary with breakfast of your choice for two but since the dinning room was not quite finished, we were served breakfast in bed!
Overall service was top notch, like something you would expect from a five star hotel. The hotel should be in full swing by the end of the month.
[url]www.lewisgrand.com[/url]
thanks for this post.
I pasted it last month when I was in Angeles during May.
I will have to check it out.
[QUOTE=Mattrick]Had the pleasure of staying at this property last month and it was very enjoyable indeed! Hard to miss this hotel located on Don Juico Ave., perfect for visiting the Perimeter Road bars.
Although not 100% complete, I got the full tour by Sir Lewis, a great host by the way. He is putting the finishing touches on what will soon be the place to stay in AC.
Spent three days in a deluxe king room that featured LCD flat screen TV, king size bed, waterfall shower and massive wood storage cabinets with in room safe.
Every room comes complementary with breakfast of your choice for two but since the dinning room was not quite finished, we were served breakfast in bed!
Overall service was top notch, like something you would expect from a five star hotel. The hotel should be in full swing by the end of the month.
[url]www.lewisgrand.com[/url][/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=X Man]This is probably the wrong place to put weather inquiry, but since HG has hit upon the topic.....here goes.
I'm looking for a good web site that provides information about different areas of the Philippines. Here is one example, but unfortunately only has Z City and MNL.
[url]http://www.worldtravelguide.net/country/225/climate/South-East-Asia/Philippines.html[/url]
In the past I've left rainy Cebu and found great weather in Davao. Nevertheless, I hear that Davao is flooded at the moment.
X[/QUOTE]
X is this what you are looking for.
[url]http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/findweather/getForecast?query=Philippines&MR=1[/url]
Wow, great site for weather forecasts in Philippines. Thanks
Actually, I was thinking more about overall trends in weather. In my limited experiences, I find I get rained on less often in Davao, Mindanao than Manila or Cebu or Bohol.
X
[QUOTE=Bob Down]X is this what you are looking for.
[url]http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/findweather/getForecast?query=Philippines&MR=1[/url][/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Mattrick]Now you've done it, letting the bargirl out of the bag!
Actually no. He is talking about the Aussie Ray Kelly who is a bar owner in AC and Subic. He was shot in the face in front of a store a while back. Two guys are in custody and revenge seems to be the motive.[/QUOTE]I know Ray Kelly from my many trips to AC. How is he, was he badly wounded, do you know? Do you know when the shooting actually happened?
Thanks in advance.
What was the net charge on this?
Thanks!
[QUOTE=Mattrick]Had the pleasure of staying at this property last month and it was very enjoyable indeed! Hard to miss this hotel located on Don Juico Ave., perfect for visiting the Perimeter Road bars.
Although not 100% complete, I got the full tour by Sir Lewis, a great host by the way. He is putting the finishing touches on what will soon be the place to stay in AC.
Spent three days in a deluxe king room that featured LCD flat screen TV, king size bed, waterfall shower and massive wood storage cabinets with in room safe.
Every room comes complementary with breakfast of your choice for two but since the dinning room was not quite finished, we were served breakfast in bed!
Overall service was top notch, like something you would expect from a five star hotel. The hotel should be in full swing by the end of the month.
[url]www.lewisgrand.com[/url][/QUOTE]