Filipinas - Opinions and Advice

[QUOTE=MohdirFan82;2119256]In 2001 when I just got divorced, lost my house, cars, kids, job, 401 K etc. I felt really depressed, a friend of mine introduced me to Phillipines In the beginning I was just listening to his stories for hours and watching these pictures. I thought to my self, hell this old fella get 18 and 19 year old girls and they beg him to come over.

Russians mail order scam was at its peak, so I couldent conveince myself this can be true out of desperation I joined the single men club for dating in Louisville, KY. Talked to this 38 years old slob (when lion is hungry it even attack crocodile or elephant) and I was one horney Lion back then. Took her on a date, spend my hard earn money on fucking fancy dinner (olive Gardan) with wine. So in the end I should atleast get a blow job or a something but she said " I am really nice guy she might let me kiss her after several more dinner dates " .

My friend said, you are stupid let's go to Phillipines here I go, after that never looked back.

I never dated any live stock in US or GPS girl in US I feel so blessed. It's make me 10 years younger every time I creampie 18 years old Pinoy now I ain't no fat guy or ugly guy. I am just 58 years old.

God bless Phillipines and US $.[/QUOTE]Wow, took her to the "fancy" Olive "Gardan" and still couldn't get laid. Amazing!

Yes she was a good girl, and keeping her pussy for the right person. I guess I wasnt a right one. Never went to date for second time.

[QUOTE=George03;2119307]Wow, took her to the "fancy" Olive "Gardan" and still couldn't get laid. Amazing![/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Mogwai;2119131]There was a typhoon last Sunday in the central Philippines. So your girls could speak the truth. Or not of course. You never know.

[URL]https://www.nytimes.com/2017/12/17/world/asia/philippines-landslides-tropical-storm.html[/URL][/QUOTE]Good input. The girl is based in Makati though so I suspect that she was borrowing from that weather drama rather than actually experiencing it. As I wrote previously, Makati was overcast, light rain possible and light winds.

[QUOTE=Dg8787;2119239]A few days ago I received pictures of severe typhoon damage in Eastern Samar. Houses were damaged from the wind and fallen trees. The 5 x 6 community outhouse was still standing. It was the strongest building there, wood frame on thick slab of raised concrete, walls and roof of galvanized metal with 12" air gap from top of the wall to the roof. Sadly all the houses were not built as well.
There is real damage so be kind and wise.[/QUOTE]You guys DG8787, RedKilt & Mogwai do give a good reminder. It's a case of the pinay that cried wolf. In my case the girl over the last week had:

No money for transport to work. Still managed to work.

No money to buy clothes for Christmas function. Still managed to go.

No money for Christmas function present. Still managed to go.

In her specific case it was just another story.

BD.

[QUOTE=George03;2119307]Wow, took her to the "fancy" Olive "Gardan" and still couldn't get laid. Amazing![/QUOTE]I thought the EXACT same thing as I was reading that post. LOL.

[QUOTE=BrainDrain;2119407]

In her specific case it was just another story.
[/QUOTE]In all cases it's just another story BD, I'm surprised most filipinas aren't related to Hans Christian Andersen with all the tall tales they tell.

For fellow punters visiting the Philippines for the first time, I heartily recommend undertaking a simple course of conditioning, which will minimize your risk and stress whilst staying here and enjoying the fine Pinay putay that the islands have to offer. Please note, this program can also be useful for occasional visitors who have fallen out of practice.

1) Obtain a copy of the 2006 film, Idiocracy, about a dystopian future in which everyone is retarded. Watch this film at least once per day, for a minimum of two weeks (preferably a month.) Properly performed, this will help mitigate any feelings of disorientation, irritation, or stark disbelief, which might otherwise interfere with the enjoyment of your magical time here.

2) Practice saying the word "no" repetitively, for at least a full hour each day, using a firm but friendly tone of voice. You may wish to incorporate variations, such as "not going to happen" "I think not," "when pigs grow wings," or simply chortling and shaking your head in negation. This should be kept up until saying "no" is entirely habitual to you, and you start to accidentally say "no" in conversations when you actually meant something else. A good indication is when you answer the phone with "absolutely not," or something similar.

Please do not disregard these safety measures, or you may find yourself experiencing certain unpleasant symptoms, such as: Losing your temper at cabbies and airlines; "loaning" women money; complaining that the electricity and / or water is not working; dry heaves; headaches; overpaying for pussy and then rationalizing it; diesel inhalation; nausea; hair loss; marrying bar girls; and venting / rants on message boards about that time it took three cashiers twenty minutes to sell you a phone charger. Remember, a little preparation goes a long way.

[QUOTE=MohdirFan82;2119344]Yes she was a good girl, and keeping her pussy for the right person. I guess I wasnt a right one. Never went to date for second time.[/QUOTE]You should have made it clear to her up front. Eat at fancy Olive Garden and you put out later! Did she order extra breadsticks?

[QUOTE=RedKilt;2119164]Just to corroborate Mog's reference, I have just returned from 2 days in Central Phils and there is a sh. tload of damage. It's possible parts of their story are true.[/QUOTE]My girls from northeast Mindanao (6 of them) have all left messages: "lost all my stuff" and "house flooded" and "part of roof gone" and "all house gone the river flood into the house and then the house washing away all gone". All in 3 days.

[QUOTE=WestCoast1;2119817]My girls from northeast Mindanao (6 of them) have all left messages: "lost all my stuff" and "house flooded" and "part of roof gone" and "all house gone the river flood into the house and then the house washing away all gone". All in 3 days.[/QUOTE]I've seen some of the pictures friends' families have taken in and around CDO. The damage to some areas is severe, and it's not unreasonable to conclude that some of these ladies are telling the truth.

GE.

[QUOTE=GoodEnough;2119839]I've seen some of the pictures friends' families have taken in and around CDO. The damage to some areas is severe, and it's not unreasonable to conclude that some of these ladies are telling the truth.

GE.[/QUOTE]I sent exactly the same message to WC too. The local news is showing some very severe damage in Norther Mindanao just west of CdO around Misamis Occ.

[QUOTE=GoodEnough;2119839]I've seen some of the pictures friends' families have taken in and around CDO. The damage to some areas is severe, and it's not unreasonable to conclude that some of these ladies are telling the truth.

GE.[/QUOTE]It is true that there are severe typhoon damage. It doesn't take a lot of money to repair some houses. You would be surprised what $50-100 will do. I have sent money to repair 6 homes. Unfortunately there are thousands of damaged homes. Thanks to those who are willing to help.

[QUOTE=Sxxxx;2118631]I never give them contact info. Pain in the neck. Face to face, pussy to penis. That's it![/QUOTE]Such direct and vigorous intercourse is the most rewarding and productive means of communicating with Pinays. All others are a waste of time. Leave all the calling, texting and messaging with apps for other fellas who like to chit chat the girls and send money for emergencies when the typhoon blows away the house for the carabao (water buffalo), etc. Pinays like to fill in the time between intense intercourse by using their smartphones and hotel Wi-Fi to inform their other foreigner sweethearts that they have no money for food and load. Apparently, fresh cream pie and recently deposited loads do not count.

[QUOTE=Nightrider1;2119493]I thought the EXACT same thing as I was reading that post. LOL.[/QUOTE]Olive garden is fine dining in Kentucky.

[QUOTE=Streetlooker;2120152]Olive garden is fine dining in Kentucky.[/QUOTE]Sure is, one step up from Mc Donalds, Olive garden has people who wait on you and bring you unlimited bread sticks. LOL.