Angeles City

[QUOTE=ChochaMonger;2443574] There will be no bailouts for bargirls. Their only option is to return to their provincial farming and fishing villages.[/QUOTE]That is the reality of the situation. Philippines is geared up to support millions of people of low incomes that will be satisfied with not too much and are able to scrap through and 'survive'. It will put the country back and with less people available to work.

I thank you guys for building my resolve with my ex-GF request for money. Had always supported her while studying and always told her to maintain her study to graduate. In the time I lost contact with her, she hooked up with a european guy and she dropped out of her course. As soon as corona hit that guy has headed home and is one of the people that has cutoff his LBFM. Her monthly allowance of P25 k is now zero. So now it will be a 1-2 years before she can complete her degree. And she is desperate, for those that find her on DIA.

PP.

Nothing hard about it. Either you want to send money to help someone out or not. It is that simple.

By all concerns we are in uncharted waters and people need help for food. Most likely they are not telling you a BS story.

Bottom line you want to help or not. Deal with it.

[QUOTE=BodyAnybody;2443536]That footage isn't in a park. There is an island owned by the city where they bury the indigent. It goes on all the time, not just now.[/QUOTE]Here's the article courtesy of the NY Times. These aren't normal times. Currently the mortality rate in the US is 50 times what it would be in a typical flu season as the virus moves into very vulnerable populations like nursing homes. It's deadly. In a nursing home, it's like an angel of death, taking these poor souls before they know what is happening.

[URL]https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/10/nyregion/coronavirus-deaths-hart-island-burial.html[/URL]

[QUOTE=Dg8787;2443608]Nothing hard about it. Either you want to send money to help someone out or not. It is that simple.

By all concerns we are in uncharted waters and people need help for food. Most likely they are not telling you a BS story.

Bottom line you want to help or not. Deal with it.[/QUOTE]Millions of people in my country are also suffering. Businesses will close, banks will foreclose on home mortgages, people will lose their jobs, marriages will be destroyed and kids will suffer. No time to think about those LBFMs in the Philippines when there's so much that can be done for our own people at home.

LBFMs will find a way to survive in the provinces and fishing villages as mentioned by others on this forum. Shit, it doesn't cost much to live in those villages. Nipa huts don't even have electricity.

Mongers who continue to donate money to desperate LBFMs do so knowing that they will never see a return on their investment. It will be 18 months before any horny monger lands at NAIA, hoping to get his marshmallow cock sucked by a nubile, 18-year old fuck toy. 18-months is a long time to pursue a LBFM. Half the airline industry might not even survive.

[QUOTE=PilotPaul;2443606]That is the reality of the situation. Philippines is geared up to support millions of people of low incomes that will be satisfied with not too much and are able to scrap through and 'survive'. It will put the country back and with less people available to work.

I thank you guys for building my resolve with my ex-GF request for money. Had always supported her while studying and always told her to maintain her study to graduate. In the time I lost contact with her, she hooked up with a european guy and she dropped out of her course. As soon as corona hit that guy has headed home and is one of the people that has cutoff his LBFM. Her monthly allowance of P25 k is now zero. So now it will be a 1-2 years before she can complete her degree. And she is desperate, for those that find her on DIA.

PP.[/QUOTE]That LBFM was only interested in graduating to a monger offering a bigger cash allowance. As far as she is concerned, the only academic credentials she needs are her certifications in BBFSCIP, BBFSCIA, BBBJCIM, and 3 SUM.

Pinays always put their families first when they are raking in the cash from mongers. Now that mongers have fled town due to coronavirus and fired their long-time GFE LBFMs, the girls will return to their families to tide over the rough times. If they need extra cash the families will lean a bit harder on their OFW relatives. They do not need cash from mongers to survive.

[QUOTE=Docwiltro;2443625]Here's the article courtesy of the NY Times. These aren't normal times. Currently the mortality rate in the US is 50 times what it would be in a typical flu season as the virus moves into very vulnerable populations like nursing homes. It's deadly. In a nursing home, it's like an angel of death, taking these poor souls before they know what is happening.

[URL]https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/10/nyregion/coronavirus-deaths-hart-island-burial.html[/URL][/QUOTE]People like you and the guy I quoted should stfu. The article you posted says that the island has been used in this fashion since the Spanish flu. It also says that it isxunclear if the bodiesxin thexfootage died of corrona virus or are just bodies thzy ste routinely buried their. Death rates are 50 times normal? Most, you liar. They are over twice then normal in New York.

Feel some shame for your behavior if you have any decency.

[QUOTE=EngineDriver;2443631]Millions of people in my country are also suffering. [/QUOTE]I see that stranded guys, unable to get to LBFMs, are trolling LinkedIn and offering newly unemployed air-hostesses etc the opportunity to become a BWFM.

Desperate times call for desperate measures. 😁.

Enjoy. G.

[QUOTE=ChochaMonger;2443648]That LBFM was only interested in graduating to a monger offering a bigger cash allowance. As far as she is concerned, the only academic credentials she needs are her certifications in BBFSCIP, BBFSCIA, BBBJCIM, and 3 SUM.

[/QUOTE]A very common story: two or more guys trying to out bid each other in a remote, dial in, auction while guys in town are road testing the goods on dayhire rates as well. 😁.

Enjoy. G.

[QUOTE=EngineDriver;2443631]Millions of people in my country are also suffering. Businesses will close, banks will foreclose on home mortgages, people will lose their jobs, marriages will be destroyed and kids will suffer. No time to think about those LBFMs in the Philippines when there's so much that can be done for our own people at home.

LBFMs will find a way to survive in the provinces and fishing villages as mentioned by others on this forum. Shit, it doesn't cost much to live in those villages. Nipa huts don't even have electricity.

Mongers who continue to donate money to desperate LBFMs do so knowing that they will never see a return on their investment. It will be 18 months before any horny monger lands at NAIA, hoping to get his marshmallow cock sucked by a nubile, 18-year old fuck toy. 18-months is a long time to pursue a LBFM. Half the airline industry might not even survive.[/QUOTE]Before mongers wire their favorite LBFMs cash, they should look at this video. [URL]https://www.facebook.com/pilipinosakuwait/videos/516428442381449/[/URL].

For those who never bothered to learn what their LBFMs say in their native tongue here is a quick summary. The LBFM in the video is admonishing her ambitious trike driver husband who complained about having to eat sardines and his meager 6,000 peso allowance. He demanded that she send him 12,000 pesos as his remittance so he can eat chicken and pork like a BIG shot! From Kuwait, the furious LBFM unleashes hell on her impudent trike driver husband for his ambition and dreams of living life as a big shot. ROTFLMAO! Mongers should take note the next time their LBFM calls or messages demanding a cash handout from Whiteman Land.

[QUOTE=ChochaMonger;2443648]That LBFM was only interested in graduating to a monger offering a bigger cash allowance. As far as she is concerned, the only academic credentials she needs are her certifications in BBFSCIP, BBFSCIA, BBBJCIM, and 3 SUM.

Pinays always put their families first when they are raking in the cash from mongers. Now that mongers have fled town due to coronavirus and fired their long-time GFE LBFMs, the girls will return to their families to tide over the rough times. If they need extra cash the families will lean a bit harder on their OFW relatives. They do not need cash from mongers to survive.[/QUOTE]Yeah this idea that Filipinos are dirt poor and on the verge of starvation is total BS. They are only poor because they want to spend YOUR money and not their own. When push comes to shove, they come up with the money and unlike the USA they have extensive extended family connections to help them. Only exception to this are ones living in the Manila and other city squatter areas who have no skills, no language, etc. There are a lot of filipinos WITH money, often more than the average monger.

[QUOTE=Docwiltro;2443625]Here's the article courtesy of the NY Times. These aren't normal times. Currently the mortality rate in the US is 50 times what it would be in a typical flu season as the virus moves into very vulnerable populations like nursing homes. It's deadly. In a nursing home, it's like an angel of death, taking these poor souls before they know what is happening.

[URL]https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/10/nyregion/coronavirus-deaths-hart-island-burial.html[/URL][/QUOTE]You mean the "failing" "lying" NYT?

[QUOTE=EngineDriver;2443631]Millions of people in my country are also suffering. Businesses will close, banks will foreclose on home mortgages, people will lose their jobs, marriages will be destroyed and kids will suffer. No time to think about those LBFMs in the Philippines when there's so much that can be done for our own people at home.

Mongers who continue to donate money to desperate LBFMs do so knowing that they will never see a return on their investment. It will be 18 months before any horny monger lands at NAIA, hoping to get his marshmallow cock sucked by a nubile, 18-year old fuck toy. 18-months is a long time to pursue a LBFM. Half the airline industry might not even survive.[/QUOTE]This sounds exactly like some shit that I posted over a month ago, but was told it was more important to keep those poor precious Pinay on the payroll than to hold on to your own raingear for the upcoming storm. Now I am of the opinion that they could still use plenty of help, so do the right thing and keep the money flowing to them.

[QUOTE=EngineDriver;2443631]It will be 18 months before any horny monger lands at NAIA, hoping to get his marshmallow cock sucked by a nubile, 18-year old fuck toy. 18-months is a long time to pursue a LBFM. Half the airline industry might not even survive.[/QUOTE]I suspect you are right. Global supply chains, those for LBFMs included, have taken a hard knock and they cannot just get up and going again at the drop of a hat. These is no knowing when Duterte might blow the whistle on action again, just like he is playing games with trikes.

[QUOTE=EngineDriver;2443631]Millions of people in my country are also suffering. Businesses will close, banks will foreclose on home mortgages, people will lose their jobs, marriages will be destroyed and kids will suffer. No time to think about those LBFMs in the Philippines when there's so much that can be done for our own people at home.

LBFMs will find a way to survive in the provinces and fishing villages as mentioned by others on this forum. Shit, it doesn't cost much to live in those villages. Nipa huts don't even have electricity.

Mongers who continue to donate money to desperate LBFMs do so knowing that they will never see a return on their investment. It will be 18 months before any horny monger lands at NAIA, hoping to get his marshmallow cock sucked by a nubile, 18-year old fuck toy. 18-months is a long time to pursue a LBFM. Half the airline industry might not even survive.[/QUOTE]Sounds like your country sucks worst than PH. Your life might get worst. Possibly some kind hearted forgiving Pinays can get together and send you a life saving sack of rice.

[QUOTE=Dg8787;2443608]Nothing hard about it. Either you want to send money to help someone out or not. It is that simple.

By all concerns we are in uncharted waters and people need help for food. Most likely they are not telling you a BS story.

Bottom line you want to help or not. Deal with it.[/QUOTE]Point is who you want to help? If you really want to help poor, then help those who are have nothing to eat for next day. Most WGs have enough saving to last for a while. And most are already fucking someone to get money. And I am not talking about Cam shows.

Ofcourse someone can give money to anyone, it's their choice. But there's a clear difference between donating to someone in need or donating by buying some BS story.