Angeles City

[QUOTE=Hesekiels]and you really believe this amount would good enough for a cuty to quit the job in a bar? Holy Moses, for me very hard to believe! :)

Cheers!

Hesekiels[/QUOTE]I too agree - who will pay for the facial, spa, and mamma's birthday party, and sisters first day at school, and cousin's very important 18th birthday, and more importantly, papa's grand 60 year birthday party, and even more importantly, brothers' wife's baby shower and?

No way jose - 50US will not even scratch the surface.

[QUOTE=Sharka]True, the pinoys are more tolerant than the Viets or Thai ladies I've met in the past.

Hell, I remember one pinoy last time at (I think it was the Cambodia bar) that ONLY went with blacks and turn down all the white and asian guys, so mostly depend on the individual girls.

Shark[/QUOTE]I knew one filipina, who gets immensly turned on when the pain/pleasure of the guy's cock hitting her womb (her exact words .. )

Not just any black, she only also was hitting on really extra long guys - any race .. so much so, she had this "who's is bigger than who's" contests going on.

[QUOTE=Hesekiels]and you really believe this amount would good enough for a cuty to quit the job in a bar? Holy Moses, for me very hard to believe! :)

Cheers!


Hesekiels[/QUOTE]

He is talking about the cost to the courier to SEND IT, not $5 per month to keep her happy

In addition to what Sharka has explained, Devils 1 might be trying to figure out geographic locations. It is a bit confusing because the two different names refer to the same street.

Fields is the name of the road (strip) immediately west of MacArthur Hwy. Once the road is adjacent to "front gate", the road headed west is then called Perimeter. I imagine that this is because this is where the Perimeter fence begins.

If you haven't already found Wayne's AC map, you should search for that.

I once ran into a newbie who was trying to walk from the Mabalacat bus terminal (in Dau)down MacArthur Hwy to downtown, AC. Wrong. The Fields bar area is on the northern edge of Angeles city just south of the old base as well as the town of Dau. He had already passed the Field's interestion. I was down in the Diamond area and he was damn lucky I was there to give him directions.

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[QUOTE=Sharka]In simple terms:
Differences between the 2 locations:
1) Barfines and drinks are generally cheaper at Perimeter
2)Much more selection of ladies at Fields (most of the mega-bars are located in Fields, bars at Perimeter tend to be much smaller.
3) Fields will be open most of the nite while Perimeter Rd bars closes early (some by 9pm and others between 9-10:30pm)

You'll know the differences once you been here a day or so and scope out both locations.
Have fun.

Hope this helps

Shark[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Hesekiels]and you really believe this amount would good enough for a cuty to quit the job in a bar? Holy Moses, for me very hard to believe! :)

Cheers!

Hesekiels[/QUOTE]I will refrase.

The amount to send a transaction through Xoom is $4.99 ($5US).

[QUOTE=Red Kilt]He is talking about the cost to the courier to SEND IT, not $5 per month to keep her happy[/QUOTE]And that's 4.99 USD only!

Anyway, you are right, my mistake! Sorry!

Cheers!

Hesekiels

Hi,

I'm planning a first time trip to phillipines for 8 days. I would like some suggestions of where to find the hotest chicks and what to pay? I'm going to AC, Borocay and manilla. And also any advice of what the girl scene is like in Borocay?

Any suggestions for a first timer and good advice would be appreciated.

Thank you

[quote=aus dodo]hi,

i'm planning a first time trip to phillipines for 8 days. i would like some suggestions of where to find the hotest chicks and what to pay? i'm going to ac, borocay and manilla. and also any advice of what the girl scene is like in borocay?

any suggestions for a first timer and good advice would be appreciated.

thank you[/quote]

you just need to monger around man. in ac there will be hot chicks rep001tered. there's no one bar that is filled with hot chicks. you'll see some very average, some downright ugly and some really hot. but, if it's your first time, i would check out the big bars first (club atlantis, crystal palace for example) mainly because of the shows. good to just look first.

i haven't been to boracay myself. it's located south of manila. you can take cebu pacific air domestic from manila to boracay or, if you're in angeles city, you can take cebu pacific air domestic from clark airport (diosdado macapagal international airport) to boracay also.

you're pretty much going to land in manila airport (ninoy aquino international airport) first, go through customs etc. you can stay in manila first, check out the scene here. then, take a taxi or bus to angeles city which will be a 2-4 hour ride one way depending if you're going by taxi or bus. angeles city is a good 50 miles north of manila city. or, you can stay in manila for a few nights then head to boracay on cebu pacific air. then, take cebu pacific air domestic and head to clark airport in angeles city.

Any of the local foreigners having problems walking down the street lately with their maganda girlfriends/wives.2 months ago my buddy and I got in a big scene where I had a sign waving in my face before the police broke it up. And tonight we left the anglewitch/skytrax area, I took a trike because pilay and my buddy, hiswife and a hottie never showed because they got in a fight on the way to voodoo, and had to go to the police station. Were talking about a guy who has lived here for about 10 years.... His wife is smoking hot, but WTF???? About as relaxed and layed back as you can be...
Still very safe, just be aware you are a target. The scam I have seen lately, its old but havent seen in a while, a cigarrette vendor another guy will get you in between them and pretend to start a fight and swing at each other hoping ypou will swing. If you stick with the ugly ones probably no problem,haha

[QUOTE=Aus Dodo]Hi,

I'm planning a first time trip to phillipines for 8 days. I would like some suggestions of where to find the hotest chicks and what to pay? I'm going to AC, Borocay and manilla. And also any advice of what the girl scene is like in Borocay?

Any suggestions for a first timer and good advice would be appreciated.

Thank you[/QUOTE]

Remember that it is typhoon season (called Habagat) in Boracay between July and November. It can rain for 2-3 days (straight) during that time. Please check the weather patterns before going there. I would hate to have you waste days of your precious vacation due to storms.

[QUOTE=Gogobarlover]I haven't been to Boracay myself. It's located south of Manila. You can take Cebu Pacific Air Domestic from Manila to Boracay or, if you're in Angeles City, you can take Cebu Pacific Air Domestic from Clark Airport (Diosdado Macapagal International Airport) to Boracay also.[/QUOTE]Bora. There are a few package tours, including pickup, breakfast, some diving etc.

Check on Seaair website. [url]www.flyseair.com[/url] I think.

Anyway, Bora has few 'working girls' and most of the hook-ups are plain bar hookups. Not that the place is dry as sahara, but check on [url]http://www.cocomangas.com/[/url]. That is about the only decent girl joint I saw, but then again. There are also regular girls looking for some fun. A girl hinted to me that she is all mine for a dozen shooters. While it was tempting, the haunting thought of having to carry her didn't sound enticing.

If you are heading to Bora for diving, some para sailing adventure etc. Go for it.

The best advice is. Go to Angeles, hook up a cutie who wants to take a few days off, and take her to Philippine Travel Service Counter in ABC hotel, get tickets to Manila/Boracay (or Clark Boracay. If Sea Air still flies that route.) and have fun.

[QUOTE=Philosophery]Remember that it is typhoon season (called Habagat) in Boracay between July and November. It can rain for 2-3 days (straight) during that time. Please check the weather patterns before going there. I would hate to have you waste days of your precious vacation due to storms.[/QUOTE]Thanks for your advice.

Unfortunately everything is prebooked so hopefully luck is on my side.

Cheers

[QUOTE=Econo Tech]Bora. There are a few package tours, including pickup, breakfast, some diving etc.

Check on Seaair website. [url]www.flyseair.com[/url] I think.

.[/QUOTE]

Seair is an OK airline and I used it to fly to Luzon. Aircraft was old, propellor, smell of jet fuel but was fun. No toilets not cabin service :D

However, on the return, due to high winds and torrential rain, the aircraft did not leave Manila so I ended up with a 9 hour bus ride to Manila (2 of which was basically stuck in and around Cubao). Having a cutie with you on that bus does help :) lots of secretive touching and holding :)

But Seair were excellent in customer service. I visited its office close to the Dusit the next day in and in less than 2 weeks had received a refund and an apology letter.

So if using Seair watch the weather patterns, being stuck in Boracay etc maybe fun for a while but many of us have jobs to do back home and sometimes cant explain the delay ;)

[QUOTE=Wicked Roger]Seair is an OK airline and I used it to fly to Luzon. Aircraft was old, propellor, smell of jet fuel but was fun. No toilets not cabin service[/QUOTE]Actually, their aircraft are not old at al. While they are propellor driven, they are turbo props, and the larger 31 seaters are German Dornier which are well maintained, and the smaller Czech Let's too are well maintained.

As for toilet. Since their longest sector is just 1 hour max, they don't need toilets per se.

[QUOTE]But Seair were excellent in customer service. I visited its office close to the Dusit the next day in and in less than 2 weeks had received a refund and an apology letter.

So if using Seair watch the weather patterns, being stuck in Boracay etc maybe fun for a while but many of us have jobs to do back home and sometimes can't explain the delay.[/QUOTE]Seair. Is owned partly by a German, and their staff are one of the most friendly around there.

As for the 'many of us have jobs to do. ' thing. That is what never gets into most filipinos head. If they get held up, they conveniently tell us to delay the return and enjoy the vacation a bit more Doesn't work for me though.

Anyway, flying domestic sectors is fun sometimes, as I was stuck in an island, and Seaair flights were delayed due to storm warning. This island is smack with about 1 hour for diversion.

Though the flight arrived half a day late, Seaair staff in Manila Domestic insisted they drop me at my hotel.

Nice bunch to fly with.

[QUOTE=Wicked Roger]Seair is an OK airline and I used it to fly to Luzon. Aircraft was old, propellor, smell of jet fuel but was fun. No toilets not cabin service :D

However, on the return, due to high winds and torrential rain, the aircraft did not leave Manila so I ended up with a 9 hour bus ride to Manila (2 of which was basically stuck in and around Cubao). Having a cutie with you on that bus does help :) lots of secretive touching and holding :)

But Seair were excellent in customer service. I visited its office close to the Dusit the next day in and in less than 2 weeks had received a refund and an apology letter.

So if using Seair watch the weather patterns, being stuck in Boracay etc maybe fun for a while but many of us have jobs to do back home and sometimes cant explain the delay ;)[/QUOTE]

My wife and I flew to Boracay on Seair and had a good flight on the then modern German turbo prop. The flight back on that "Let" or what ever it is, was almost the proverbial last flight. Turbulents, lightning, vomiting crying passengers and not a fucking word frm the 2 dip shits flying that wreck and I would be lying if I thought I would live another day.
I will not fly with them again and I recall that recently they had a mishap at manila airport. I would probably go PAL or Cebu Pac on a larger aircraft, taking the longer way to boracay.