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First of all, bit surprised to see the post by Danielson who has 14 visits to Thailand but has contributed only 5 of his own reports at ISG. With that kind of contribution, as all I can say is.....go read the old posts.
Not sure if anyone is interested in this. Medical tourism?
[url]http://news.inq7.net/breaking/index.php?index=1&story_id=62641[/url]
[QUOTE=X Man]First of all, bit surprised to see the post by Danielson who has 14 visits to Thailand but has contributed only 5 of his own reports at ISG. With that kind of contribution, as all I can say is.....go read the old posts.
Not sure if anyone is interested in this. Medical tourism?
[url]http://news.inq7.net/breaking/index.php?index=1&story_id=62641[/url][/QUOTE]It looks like the Philippines want to copy some of the success that Thailand had with medical tourism in the last few years. There they offer it kind of as a vacation. You come in for an operation in a first class hospital and after you're fit again its time to enjoy the beach.
Besides the advantages for the tourists it might also have a positive effect on the flow of medical personnel out of the Philippines. If the result would be that wages can be increased less doctors and nurses would be willing to go abroad.
X Man is absolutely right! Fourteen trips and only 5 reports. WoW! Don't skimp on the reports guys. Any piece of info you might have may be valuable to us other members. Perform your duties and post them damn reports!
Yella Man
[QUOTE=Danielson]I'm taking my first trip to the Philippines after 14 times to Thailand, and I would like to get some suggestions of where I should head when I reach Manilla,
I'm looking for some where I can find pussy in discos instead of bar fines. A place close to a beach would be preferable.
Also, whats the deal with non ***** action?
Thanks[/QUOTE]If you want a beach you should get out of manila asap and head for some nice places like cebu, boracay, palawan or bohol. And if you're looking for pussy without a pay you'll find those even in Manila. The Makati area has some nice clubs which don't have a high number of working girls but in the end you still pay. If not directly then by having to please them, buy them drinks, dinner, movies ;-)
Here is my story. I have been on web site that is a video site that you can talk to the girls and pay a fee to see them naked. For some reason I cant get to the site and I'm trying to get there email so I can talk to them. If someone could pm I will give the the site name . ISG does not allow me to give the site name out. I hope that someone can help. This site has all Philippno girls. An they are really hot. I really enjoy talking to them
So please help.
Thanking you in advance.
I suspect there are a few different places that you describe. One that I looked at was Asian babes or something like that.
I can't imagine paying for such a service though. I'd rather save my money, travel, and get a live show.
X
[QUOTE=Yella Man] Fourteen trips and only 5 reports. [/QUOTE]
YM
If you look at the "reports", there aren't any.
Just always the same type of question, where to find, where to go etc blabla.
Cheers!
Most countries require you to clear customs/immigration before you depart overseas. they stamp your passport to determine how many days you have been away and they pull up your crim history at the same time. good luck!
[QUOTE=On The Go]I was asked by a co-worker who is traveling to the Philippines and Thailand with 5 friends next month a good question I do not have the answer for. One in the group has a bench warrant issued for him for a gross misdemeanor driving after cancellation here in the United States. He also has a felony drug conviction on his record that he served time for. His friends are not worried about him getting to Thailand, but when he clears US Customs on reentry into the United States, will he be arrested on this gross misdemeanor traffic warrant?[/QUOTE]
Hi guys,
I am having my first trip to manila, 27 to 30 January,
Please I need your advice where to found beautiful girls?
Iamsure should have every where haha.
Please let me know where re the best place to hang out, I will; sty in makatin in a smal hotel called El Cielito Hotel anyone tried it?
Thanks for your help and information.
I'm making my first trip to Cebu on March 28 thru the 31st. If any one wants to hook up and hang out, have a drink or two and chase ladies, hit me with a PM. I head to Angeles City (my stomping grounds) on April 1st. Same thing applies there.
Yella Man
Glad to see that Manny has made his way back to the top of his profession. I remember seeing him fight a few years ago when he came out of no where to clean a few of the top contenders clocks.
This guy is a fantastic boxer
[url]http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/boxing/news/story?id=2301214[/url]
[QUOTE=Frequent Flier]Glad to see that Manny has made his way back to the top of his profession. I remember seeing him fight a few years ago when he came out of no where to clean a few of the top contenders clocks.
This guy is a fantastic boxer
[url]http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/boxing/news/story?id=2301214[/url][/QUOTE]I saw a replay of their first fight it ended in a draw but I thought Manny clearly won that fight.
[url]http://www.sunstar.com.ph/static/ceb/2006/01/29/news/lawyer.says.undercover.cops.liable.for.prostitution.html[/url]
I guess the Filipino police figure that this is a crime for some other reason than that it is taking advantage of women.
Not my take on the situation, but those who make these laws figure that every girl who has sex for money is being abused in some way.
The Filipino police do a sting and actually take the girl back to a room and while having sex with the girl someone breaks in the room and takes pictures. The police actually attached the pictures to the official report.
The fact that this law can be applied to us all is disturbing as well. If they were to start to apply this law I believe that tourism would drop to little more than a trickle.
FF
The assumption typically made here when raids such as this occur, is that the bar owner did not pay the police or other law enforcement officials the expected amount, or did not pay at all. Usually, when such clubs get raided here, they're shut down for a week or so, and then reopen as if nothing untoward had occurred. Again, the assumption is generally made that the payoff situation got straightened out.
It's very difficult (try impossible) for me to believe that there's any moral concern, on the part of the authorities, about prostitution. Everything in this country always comes down to money, payoffs, and simple graft. The bars on Burgos St, the EDSA complex, and other, similar areas of Manila are major tourist attractions. When is the last time that anyone heard of these places being shuttered due to a police action? In fact, there are cops all over Burgos all of the time and I always assumed they were present to ensure that the tourists didn't get in trouble.
Remember, there are laws on the books here about virtually everything. They are enforced sporadically and only when the authorities want or need a rationale to do something. Hell, if even half of the traffic laws in Davao were enforced consistently, this might even become a safe place in which to drive. I imagine that the anti-prostitution laws here exist largely to placate the Catholic church, which weilds enormous power and influence in this country.
The fact is, prostitution is a booming (pun intended) business, and many of the glitzier strip bars are own by or connected to powerful political families. This is not a sector which is going out of business any time soon.
:D
GE
[QUOTE=GoodEnough]The assumption typically made here when raids such as this occur, is that the bar owner did not pay the police or other law enforcement officials the expected amount, or did not pay at all. Usually, when such clubs get raided here, they're shut down for a week or so, and then reopen as if nothing untoward had occurred. Again, the assumption is generally made that the payoff situation got straightened out.
It's very difficult (try impossible) for me to believe that there's any moral concern, on the part of the authorities, about prostitution. Everything in this country always comes down to money, payoffs, and simple graft. The bars on Burgos St, the EDSA complex, and other, similar areas of Manila are major tourist attractions. When is the last time that anyone heard of these places being shuttered due to a police action? In fact, there are cops all over Burgos all of the time and I always assumed they were present to ensure that the tourists didn't get in trouble.
Remember, there are laws on the books here about virtually everything. They are enforced sporadically and only when the authorities want or need a rationale to do something. Hell, if even half of the traffic laws in Davao were enforced consistently, this might even become a safe place in which to drive. I imagine that the anti-prostitution laws here exist largely to placate the Catholic church, which weilds enormous power and influence in this country.
The fact is, prostitution is a booming (pun intended) business, and many of the glitzier strip bars are own by or connected to powerful political families. This is not a sector which is going out of business any time soon.
:D
GE[/QUOTE]That is so true,I brought Crazier to Air Force 1 and He and I were talking to one of the people in senior management.It has NEVER been raided,He even shared a story where a police raiding party arrived only to discover 2 Congressmen,The Mayor and a Police General being serviced.Needless to say the Cops were slapped in the face publicly by the General,Disarmed,Suspended and Transferred To Rebel Fighting duty in Mindanao the following week.There are "untouchable places" like PDP in Makati,Pesgasus in QC etc.Has Edsa ever been closed????All is not always as it appeares to be on the surface