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Well noted SS. I have got the answer I needed from the LTO site ([url]http://www.lto.gov.ph/Requirements/dls_faq.aspx[/url]). Despite my expired foreign license, I can convert to Philippines license. Just need to take the written and practical exams plus all the other normal requirements. Tedious but legal. Thanks, AR.

[QUOTE=Shark San; 1216812]So you DON'T have a PH license yet? And you want to get one with an expired foreign license. THAT'S that gist of your post.

Sorry, boss. Pointers? Fixers can't help. A DL from your home country will, or, as suggested previously, you can apply for a PH license and take the test. Easiest route IF you have PH residence. If not, they want to see your home country DL. Maybe, maybe, maybe you'll get lucky and they won't notice. Otherwise, unless you manage to "sweet talk" someone down at LTO, renew your DL back home. One out of the box option is an int'l DL. P. S. The test is just as easy as you might imagine.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=FreebieFan; 1217087]Regular visitors to the shores of Manila will know that girls have a love / hate realtionship with bikinis. The kind of girls that we like are happy as larry to receive a bikini and can't wait to get it on and model it etc. They, like us, know it won't be on for long.

There are other girls though, who become all proud and state " I never wear bikini, I'm conservative. I'm notl ike other girls etc".

Was in a chat with one such girl today. Stated outright didn't want and wouldn't wear bikini. I asked her instead if she would like bra and panties. She said yes and gave me her size. We agreed (she agreed and I readily led her on) that she would wear it and model it for me. No hint of conservativeness, just a big happy YES.

And the difference between modelling a bikini and modelling in bra and panties is what. A confusing day.[/QUOTE]Anytime we analyze why people in other cultures act so illogically, we are walking through mine fields. Every society does things just because that's the.

Way they do it. In the Philippines, attitudes are slowly changing. It's partly a 'province vs city' thing. Certainly a generational thing. Take a conservative girl.

To a resort where bikinis are commonplace and her inhibitions disappear. However, back at the beach barangay, any kind of bathing suit will be considered.

'**** wear'. Older women still only swim in their regular clothing with voluminous dresses swirling in the surf.

I once took a girl from a smaller city to an upscale Filipino resort. She reluctantly agreed to wear the bikini I had provided, but only ON TOP of her.

Bra and panties!

[QUOTE=FreebieFan; 1217087]Regular visitors to the shores of Manila will know that girls have a love / hate realtionship with bikinis. The kind of girls that we like are happy as larry to receive a bikini and can't wait to get it on and model it etc. They, like us, know it won't be on for long.

There are other girls though, who become all proud and state " I never wear bikini, I'm conservative. I'm notl ike other girls etc".

Was in a chat with one such girl today. Stated outright didn't want and wouldn't wear bikini. I asked her instead if she would like bra and panties. She said yes and gave me her size. We agreed (she agreed and I readily led her on) that she would wear it and model it for me. No hint of conservativeness, just a big happy YES.

And the difference between modelling a bikini and modelling in bra and panties is what. A confusing day.[/QUOTE]She'll wear the bra and / or panties alot more than she will wear a bikini.

A recent favorite. A college student is coming to visit me for the first time. I ask her the name of the ferry company, so I can meet it. I get the texted answer "Passcrap". I say, I don't think so. Maybe that's the name of the CR. Well it turns out she did not look for the name; she asked someone. The name is Fastcraft. F gets turned into P, and T as a second consonant is dropped. Now it's a joke between us, and I hope a lesson for her in getting reliable information.

[QUOTE=FreebieFan; 1216960]Every now and again in chat we all come across some spelling "mistakes " that seem to have become the norm.

1."Honey can you get me a loptop". No where else in the world is this a word, but obviously one girl once said to another girl "ask him for a loptop" and this is now the word of choice.

2."Von voyage honey" Once upon a time a girl heard another saying bon voyage to her guy, and mispelt it, since then Von has replaced Bon for all my honeys.

3."can you get me some ferpume". This only really applies to girls north of manila who are renowned for mixing up "p" and "f" but it sure jolts the system when they mispell their mispronunciations.

No doubt readers have their own favourite too.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Cbea20;1217660]A recent favorite. . .[/QUOTE]Ah, one more.

I was told to help translate the request of a filipina, in a fruit staff in Singapore.

She was looking for a non-existent fruit. AP-OHHHHHHHHH-LE the pronunciation was so stiff, I took a while before figuring out that she wanted an APPLE

Earlier this month I made my second trip to the Philippines, following a visit in 2009. Over the course of 9 days I spent time in Manila (Ermita, Quezon City, Paranaque City) , Puerto Galera-Sabang on Mindoro, and Angeles City, getting together with 15 girls. Reports are posted in the appropriate forums.

I've returned with a one major life conclusion: Filipinas are my absolute favorite women in the world. In the case of most of the girls I encountered, though earning a living they didn't treat the interactions or the sex as a job. I received energetic or passionate involvement from just about all the girls I met, and the full girlfriend treatment from a couple of them. I suspect it's going to be a lifelong pursuit trying to re-live the experiences of this trip. Wish me luck!

[QUOTE=Ibn Buttita;1218912]I suspect it's going to be a lifelong pursuit trying to re-live the experiences of this trip. Wish me luck![/QUOTE]Give up trying before you start. You can never match your cherry trip! Thanks for the great reports. You sure got about. Did you not bring a camera BTW?

[blue]Gentlemen,

The purpose of this Forum is to provide for the exchange of information between Men on the subject of finding Women for Sex.

Let's get back to the subject.

Thank You,

Jackson[/blue]

[QUOTE=Cuba Tourist; 1220213]Giving a little more because it is no big deal leads to the situation we see today in numerous countries where prices and doubled and doubled again. Please keep to the established prices and resist the temptation to be soft in the negotiations.

Bogota 2004 $8 US for an hour Now?

Pattaya 2004! 2 US for an hour now?

And so forth.[/QUOTE]From Cuba Tourist in the Caribbean / Curacao thread. Don't know if his prices were correct in those places at that time (2004) , but it should give all of us (even me) a pause to over-spend for the sake of expediency. A year ago I wrote a long article in the Jakarta thread about what guys were paying there. I made the point that while I was paying 300-350IDR there for ST, other guys I chatted with were paying 2x and 3x that much. Some paid it out of ignorance, and others just for expediency. Even I paid 400 at times out of expediency in a freelance place, just to cut the dickering time (girls were fairly happy to hear that offer). Its often just easier to give her a touch more than she's willing to work for (or several times that much) for the sake of getting a happy (on her part) quickie, and skip the negotiations. I think the guys who overpay from ignorance are just used to thinking in terms of their own experiences in their culture ("Hey I pay $400 for it at home. What's wrong with giving her $100 here?"). Its that kind of ignorance, or expediency, that slowly drives prices up.

On my last trip to Cebu, I started giving often times p700 or 1000, when I could have paid 500 or 600. Everyone was happy, including me. It's easy. But, as Cuba Tourist points out, a few years from now we will all be paying 1500, and I will have been partly to blame.

Any recommendations for a reputable private investigator that I can use to check up on a girl and make sure she's honest, who she says she is, etc?

Yes, I can use Google. I'm looking for an agency with a good track record and reputation.

[QUOTE=Unirii; 1220376]Any recommendations for a reputable private investigator that I can use to check up on a girl and make sure she's honest, who she says she is, etc?

Yes, I can use Google. I'm looking for an agency with a good track record and reputation.[/QUOTE]Well, if you need to 'investigate' her, then you shouldn't be bothering with her, says me LOL.

Anyway, sent you a PM.

This notice was posted on the door of an internet cafe in general santos. I just had to walk in and ask the attendant where I might find the loose woman. As usual when a filipina does not understand what to answer back she just giggled. I would like to say I did locate one, but sad to say just normal filipinas looking for their ticket out.

[QUOTE=Unirii;1220376]Any recommendations for a reputable private investigator that I can use to check up on a girl and make sure she's honest, who she says she is, etc?[/QUOTE]She isn't and she's not. That will be 5, 000 pesos, please.

[QUOTE=Dickhead;1220509]She isn't and she's not. That will be 5, 000 pesos, please.[/QUOTE]LOL. Nice! You can learn a lot from a dickhead.

[QUOTE=Nightrider1;1220505]This notice was posted on the door of an internet cafe in general santos. I just had to walk in and ask the attendant where I might find the loose woman. As usual when a filipina does not understand what to answer back she just giggled. I would like to say I did locate one, but sad to say just normal filipinas looking for their ticket out.[/QUOTE]Nightrider, there was no shortage of women on the loose when I was last in Gensan. After all, that sign is advertising that they are still available. LOL