Manila

With guest appearance by monger Extraordinare Chocha Monger

ISG True Manila Stories....Part Three

Unsatisfactory

I wasn't contented and knew she hadn't been fucked properly the (cervix must be touched) but I was like fuck it catch her on the rebound. I had a flight to catch to one of the most dangerous cities in the world where I work. No not Manila as some mongers think...LOL

I had a virtual round table with monger extraordinaire Chocha Monger he reminded me of “Nightrider1” case he told me the dangers of leaving a Filipina half fucked. He warned if I didn’t touch the cervix somebody else was going to do it LOL. He reminded me that some ISG members would have went for all her holes without second a thought.

Planning The Score

After short deliberation I told myself better get this done. I canceled flights and broke off other engagments to finish the "job" LOL. Called her up and explained the plan ....she protested due to time and other engagements, my load ran out. I sent the live in to the store to get me more load LOL. I know bad dude this Warbucks is. All the while she thinks I am pissed because I am not responding to her texts so she saying shit like we can do whatever... and apologizing….LOL

That night had to deal with taxis as the ride was down for the count. We got a nice hotel close to her office. While checking in some Filipino guys come in. They look at her and look and me and words are exchanged between them in Tagalog. When we get to the room I ask what was said she says they said “She is with a Black guy.”

The Bottom Of The Pussy

Before we fucked I put about month worth (of her salary) in her purse. She asked “Are you paying me?” Naw Warbucks just knew he was about take something that is priceless.

It was a passionate night filled with debauchery, food and Coronas as the cervix was touched multiple times. Seeing her laid out spread eagle across the bed properly fucked, motionless and silent was priceless.

“Fucked her real tough now she can’t get enough.”

Quote -Rapper Too Short

Dropped her off at the office (via taxi) then returned home to the domestic bliss that is my subdivision.

I will like to thank Nightrider1 I learned from your mistake.

So I see this part has degenerated into total and useless crap. Great going.

Wizard.

[QUOTE=Wizard561]So I see this part has degenerated into total and useless crap. Great going.

Wizard.[/QUOTE]


Yep! And you just added to it my friend!

YM

[QUOTE=Yella Man]Yep! And you just added to it my friend!

YM[/QUOTE]Yella man did you ever get to saty at the Malberry in CDO and was the trip ok?

I am sure I have not seen a report and if you did sorry I missed it.

Better you checkin to a motel.

Like sogo even 595 peso for 3 hours.

[QUOTE=Sopwith]Not only will I take one for the team, but this time she said she wants me to take pics!

I believe people are correct about the airport hotel. I hate to spend 2600 pesos for 90 minutes.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Spooks]Yella man did you ever get to saty at the Malberry in CDO and was the trip ok?

I am sure I have not seen a report and if you did sorry I missed it.[/QUOTE]


I'm in-bound around middle of January. Still hangin' with the kids in Hawaii. I'll leave a report on the Malberry towards end of January.

YM

[QUOTE=Yella Man]HW, that's why you never tell the girls your exact dates of travel. It gives you an out in case you want to blow the coop and move some place else. I have had many girls escort me to airports thinking I'm leaving only to take a local flight to another area. Make sure you change the sim card in your phone as well.

YM[/QUOTE]

Thanks for the advice YM!

Hopefully, I have learned my lesson with this one. But sometimes the single minded smaller head yells so much louder than the big head, I can't hear myself thinking. By the time I realize what's going on, it's usually to late! :eek:

Funny thing about the SIM cards. I was just thinking to myself today, that I should buy a different SIM for each city I plan to visit. Either that, or just tell all the girls that I plan on fucking many other girls as well as them. I have told that to some of my DIA contacts, and they have said OK to it. A couple even have offered to introduce friends that would like a good romp.

Enjoy the mongering!
Guy

Hello fellows,

What is the scene like in MNL on New Years? Will it be hard or expensive to find company on New Years Eve/New Years Day?

Thanks in advance

[QUOTE=Smokers Rule]Hello fellows,

What is the scene like in MNL on New Years? Will it be hard or expensive to find company on New Years Eve/New Years Day?

Thanks in advance[/QUOTE]
New Years in Manila is Bananas. Makati fitted with the gigantic Globle-tron TV and stage with well known native singers and other celebrities performing. Masses of natives walking around to enjoy the show and other festivities.

Fireworks that look and sound like they belong on the battle fields of Afghanistan going off and claiming the limbs of street children that night and days before…..New Years in Manila is definitely something to experience.

It’s never hard to find company in Manila…

How does Warbucks spends his? Before I bought the house it was spent at my favorite 5 Star (no not the Dusit). Now it’s spent at home with the live-in's family.

[QUOTE=Warbucks]How does Warbucks spends his? Before I bought the house it was spent at my favorite 5 Star (no not the Dusit). Now it’s spent at home with the live-in's family.[/QUOTE]
WB, maybe you can help me here...I want to buy a house but I am not married. How did you do it. If needed pm me, but I am serious I want to buy a house, not a condo.

Thanks
Robb

[QUOTE=Robbaf]WB, maybe you can help me here...I want to buy a house but I am not married. How did you do it. If needed pm me, but I am serious I want to buy a house, not a condo.

Thanks,

Robb[/QUOTE]Buying a house is easy, buying the land the house is on is not possible!

Setting up a corporation where you have 5 stockholder and you own a maximum of 40% stock is an answer. The corporation owns the land and the house you can buy whilst at the same time lease the land from the corporation at a peppercorn rent, or just lease both land and house for 25 years renewed again for another 25 years.

Many embassies have a list of accredited Attorneys. Try one of those to set up the corporation and they will also do the conveyancing and set up the renewable lease. When purchasing a foreclosed property from a bank never ever pay more than 65% of the asking price and start at 45%

All the above is what I did over 5 years ago and until now am not married.

Hope it helps

Having lived here for six years or so, and visited for about 20 years prior to that, I know that what Spooks said is possible, and I know several guys who have done this, or some variation of it. The question for me is why? I simply cannot fathom why anyone would invest anything in this place when the fact is, no matter how clever the lawyer or "iron clad" the contracts, everything you have can be taken away quickly by corrupt politicians and/or their relatives. Any investments made by foreigners here are as safe as the strength of their "connections," and those that are strong today may be weaker tomorrow given the ebb and flow of political fortune.

I know I've said this before, but it bears repeating that foreigners (and indeed most Filipinos) have no real legally-protected rights. No matter how clever you think you are, or how strong you think your protection is, it can all disappear overnight. In a country where everything and everyone--including the Supreme Court--is for sale, and where murder is considered a viable political option, this is not a place where any investment will ever be secure.

GE

Well said, GE. Sound words of advice.

Just to add another perspective, I have worked on the land title reform project, and once you know how the land title system here in Phiols works, you would never buy property here either.

G




[QUOTE=GoodEnough]Having lived here for six years or so, and visited for about 20 years prior to that, I know that what Spooks said is possible, and I know several guys who have done this, or some variation of it. The question for me is why? I simply cannot fathom why anyone would invest anything in this place when the fact is, no matter how clever the lawyer or "iron clad" the contracts, everything you have can be taken away quickly by corrupt politicians and/or their relatives. Any investments made by foreigners here are as safe as the strength of their "connections," and those that are strong today may be weaker tomorrow given the ebb and flow of political fortune.

I know I've said this before, but it bears repeating that foreigners (and indeed most Filipinos) have no real legally-protected rights. No matter how clever you think you are, or how strong you think your protection is, it can all disappear overnight. In a country where everything and everyone--including the Supreme Court--is for sale, and where murder is considered a viable political option, this is not a place where any investment will ever be secure.

GE[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Warbucks]
Fireworks that look and sound like they belong on the battle fields of Afghanistan going off and claiming the limbs of street children that night and days before…..New Years in Manila is definitely something to experience.
[/QUOTE]
Those fireworks really are the dog's bollocks. Pinoy children don't seem to mind losing an eye, a few fingers or a hand in the name of good fun during the Christmas season. Each year numerous street urchins have body parts blown off and errant RPG grade rockets detonate and set their hovels on fire but the celebrations go on.

Things can go wrong when foreigners decide to join in the fun of setting off Third World fireworks. One guy lit a rocket and the bamboo stabilizer pole broke off in his hand. He decided to throw the rocket down the street before the propellant ignited. He sent it down range like a football only to have the infernal contraption ignite in mid flight and come flying back at him. It struck his face and detonated. He was so badly burnt and disfigured that he was medically evacuated to the States for reconstructive surgery. Stay away from local fireworks. :D

[QUOTE=Gangles]Well said, GE. Sound words of advice.

Just to add another perspective, I have worked on the land title reform project, and once you know how the land title system here in Phiols works, you would never buy property here either.

G[/QUOTE]With regards to land ownership you are right it is very hard to maintain any interests in face of corruption. Leases have time and time again been proven to be very hard to interfere with, especially with multiple cross leases. Cross leasing makes ownership such a legal minefield there is little evidence of any successful interference.