Angeles City

[QUOTE=Fast Eddie 48; 1318539]To Dflostrife.

If you are in the big D fly Cathay pacific from LA or SFO to HKG you can fly to Manila on Cathay or fly cebu pacific or tiger air from HKG or Macau OR just fly to Manila and take a bus or Taxi to AC.

Fast Eddie 48[/QUOTE]Cathay flies to Clark Angeles from Hong Kong on it's sister or subsidiary airline, Dragon Air but their flight is once in early morning around 755 am from Hong Kong and don't think it's 7 days a week. Can be booked on their website. Hopefully they will be successful with this route. It's bare bones.

[QUOTE=Fast Eddie 48; 1318543]but I would not take bus at night chance of getting rob.

Fast Eddie 48[/QUOTE]I'll second that.

The most vulnerable time for a traveler is when he is going from the airport to the hotel and vice versa because this is the time he is carrying everything with him, passport credit cards, cash, laptop etc.

Imagine loosing them all at once. Too bad. I prefer to spend 50 bucks or so on a limo than not being able to prove who I am to the authorities later on.

[QUOTE=Key Master;1318702]Cathay flies to Clark Angeles from Hong Kong on it's sister or subsidiary airline, Dragon Air but their flight is once in early morning around 755 am from Hong Kong and don't think it's 7 days a week. Can be booked on their website. Hopefully they will be successful with this route. It's bare bones.[/QUOTE]Correct. At this time Dragonair is not flying into and out of Clark on Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays. However, they are slowly ramping up to fly into CRK one time per day. The price is about the same with Cathay whether you fly into CRK or MNL.

[QUOTE=Lugalzaggizi;1318735]At Forbidden City I had the waitress . pull down an attractive woman, with rather comely fashioned breasts, off the stage to sit down beside me . (attractive woman) said . she hated working at the club and did it merely to support her child.[/QUOTE]Code language,"I am looking for a Sponsor". Don't do it Luga', otherwise you will not be able to afford travel and thus post your entertaining reports. Anyway, small parts of your reports are entertaining, small parts. Don't join her Sponsorship Club. Also, you'd have to give her kid credit for the "comely fashioned breasts". Code language for drooping breasts.

At first I thought you were writing from the Philippines, now I see you are writing weeks afterwards from the USA. Does it take that long to cook up what are relatively small reports? No collaborating photo's? Anyway, providing you raise the bar with your embellishments, I will remain one of your biggest fans, not.

Airphil Express also flys HKG to CRK and CRK to HKG three days a week.

[url]http://www.airphilexpress.com[/url]

You can down load (pdf) flight schedule here.

[url]http://www.airphilexpress.com/uploads/pdf/DFS080912.pdf[/url]

[QUOTE=Punter 127; 1318947]Airphil Express also flys HKG to CRK and CRK to HKG three days a week.

[url]http://www.airphilexpress.com[/url]

You can down load (pdf) flight schedule here.

[url]http://www.airphilexpress.com/uploads/pdf/DFS080912.pdf[/url][/QUOTE]I flew Airphils express earlier this year. Bright and bubbly flight attendants. They were dressed in nice short shorts, which I found nice to enjoy as inflight entertainment.

[QUOTE=Punter 127; 1318947]Airphil Express also flys HKG to CRK and CRK to HKG three days a week.

[url]http://www.airphilexpress.com[/url]

You can down load (pdf) flight schedule here.

[url]http://www.airphilexpress.com/uploads/pdf/DFS080912.pdf[/url][/QUOTE]First time I hear about this airline. Good to know their existence although they are not flying to / from BKK yet. But another alternative for domestic for me.

Thanks

I think 300 a day is above average. Was her cashier job in Manila?

Regardless, she's probably making a lot more now. Working as an exotic dancer seems a bit different than working as a factory worker.

I'll also say that comparing a bad job in the 1st world with a bad job in the 3rd world doesn't really work, nor should you compare opportunities in 1900 and opportunities in 2012. Maslow's theory of needs would be in order here. X.

[QUOTE=Lugalzaggizi; 1318735]At Forbidden City I had the waitress, that just declined my offer for a bar fine, to pull down an attractive woman, with rather comely fashioned breasts, off the stage to sit down beside me and have a drink. When she arrived I stood up, shook her hand, and told her she could order whatever drink she wanted. She introduced herself as Cassandra and she said that she had a kid and was divorced; her 28-year-old husband left her and her child. Before she started working at Forbidden City she had worked as a cashier at gas station for 300 pesos a day. She hated working at the club and did it merely to support her child.

Whenever I explain such a situation to my friends back in the States I bring up the idea that it has only been recent in human history- at the beginning of the industrial age and even by 1900 90% of the world lived on subsistence income—that humans could ever hope to do anything but work in a menial labor job that was both boring and bereft of gratification. More recently, primarily in the postindustrial nations, could humans actually expect to be able to work in a career that was actually gratifying. I assume most of the women working in the bars in Angeles City considered sucking dick and fucking strange and, more often than not, unattractive men as analogous to working in a menial labor job such as a factory, dull and without an iota of self-gratification. Cassandra was the quintessential example of a laborer performing the unrewarding work that most of humanity had performed since the Neolithic Revolution and would keep on performing. A few weeks after I got back from the Philippines she sent me an e-mail on Facebook in which she said, 'It is a really shit life here. ' Regardless, there really wasn't much I could to do to change the economic plight of the world, though traveling to such developing countries as the Philippines certainly makes me appreciate how fortunate I really am, notwithstanding the sexual prison that I endure in the United States.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Lugalzaggizi;1318735]. ' Regardless, there really wasn't much I could to do to change the economic plight of the world, though traveling to such developing countries as the Philippines certainly makes me appreciate how fortunate I really am, notwithstanding the sexual prison that I endure in the United States.[/QUOTE]There is some kind of "being easy approach to sex" and also a degree of sexual appetite from the philipina (and a bit else where in Asia even if less substantial) , but there is also a quota of "a way to assure an income" factor. This is why western world sometime seems a sex prison, adding the prude and moral factors. Seems a contradiction as Philippines is a much catholic related country and still the approach to sex seems quite easy going. I don't mean the whole female country population is made of numoho or hookers, of course.

Thanks, Punter.

I did not know about this airlines either. Are the fares similar to Cebu Pacific?

[QUOTE=Punter 127; 1318947]Airphil Express also flys HKG to CRK and CRK to HKG three days a week.

[url]http://www.airphilexpress.com[/url]

You can down load (pdf) flight schedule here.

[url]http://www.airphilexpress.com/uploads/pdf/DFS080912.pdf[/url][/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=X Man;1319075]I'll also say that comparing a bad job in the 1st world with a bad job in the 3rd world doesn't really work, nor should you compare opportunities in 1900 and opportunities in 2012. Maslow's theory of needs would be in order here. X.[/QUOTE]I was ignoring [B] Lugalzaggizi [/B] Drivel but do appreciate XMan and Bionicman's insights. As for Maslow I can certainly see that my western staff work for self-actualisation but in many cases the Filipino workers are still a few layers down, subsisting with family and foods.

[QUOTE=Bionicman;1319081]There is some kind of "being easy approach to sex" and also a degree of sexual appetite from the philipina (and a bit else where in Asia even if less substantial) , but there is also a quota of "a way to assure an income" factor. This is why western world sometime seems a sex prison, adding the prude and moral factors. Seems a contradiction as Philippines is a much catholic related country and still the approach to sex seems quite easy going. I don't mean the whole female country population is made of numoho or hookers, of course.[/QUOTE]The AC thread is probably not the right place for hooker philosophy but I can't stay out of it.

The reason the USA is a sex prison is because the women (here) were given the right to vote and a year or 2 later prostitution became illegal. That ain't no coincidence. Since then (1914 or so) the women here have aggressively sought power and have been very successful. The big change was in the sixties w/"The Pill". That gave women freedom from unwanted pregnancies which leads to freedom from the old family structure. Now women here are police officers (quite useless) , firefighters (again quite useless) all in the name of gender equality. When I was a kid the newsman on TV said the news, now the co-anchors (man and women) share sentences. So what I am saying is, this place,"The USA" is no longer a source of logical behavior. Modern reality (here) is based on gender balance wether it is good or bad, w / no regard for reality and logic.

Is p4p bad for humans or is it just part of reality? Is reality good or bad? Is there only one reality or two? Would it be good for all mankind if tomorrow (some) men did not need sexual contact. I say some men because NATURE made us all different. My loose guess based on my observations in life is 20% of all men are celibate, and 20% are hard wired to fuck A LOT, and the 60% in the middle have an average sexual appetite. One of these groups have NO RIGHT to demand the other change and yet that is how US society is. And w / woman power on the rise things will only get more repressive for the American male. The American male has himself to blame for this and where it will lead is probably not good.

The ladies in PI have a choice to work in this business or not. As long as they are not forced to fuck every guy and have a choice in their jobs, they are free to leave. Some do, some don't. American women are not free to make these kinds of choices and if they were allowed to there would be a stampede to the market place.

I always thought women were less sexed than men but traveling to Asia and other free countries has changed my mind. I think the numbers, (above) for men are the same for women.

My feeling is there are 2 worlds going on simultaneously, the human one and the natural one. In the human world legal age varies from one country to the next, in the USA, one state to the other. In the natural world (legal does not exist) it is the same worldwide. Sex is not only for procreation, it is natures tool for the weaker sex. Plain and simple, p4p is a positive as long as humans respect each other regardless of station in life. That's my 2 pesos and this (my philosophy) is why I always promote respect to the sex worker and their countrymen. This way the monger can't loose, bottom line, hehe. I'm a monger and I want spread the wealth and enjoy natures delights. LIKE I'm SUPPOSED TO.

[QUOTE=Socker;1319221]Is p4p bad for humans or is it just part of reality? Is reality good or bad?[/QUOTE]Every married guy I knows says "you pay for it anyways when you're married" so you might as well pay for it outside of marriage. In the long run it's a lot cheaper!

Meanwhile has anyone spotted any slim and stacked little brown angels in the City of Angels? Do tell. I will be flying in from Kuala Lumpur Oct 17 until Oct 19 in case anyone wants to wing it with me I'll be staying at Orchid Inn.

Cheers

[QUOTE=D Cups; 1319414]Every married guy I knows says "you pay for it anyways when you're married" so you might as well pay for it outside of marriage. In the long run it's a lot cheaper!

Cheers[/QUOTE]I remember a married friend telling me that married men pay for it, just as single men do. But once married, the cost continues, but the sex.

As the old joke goes, the reason the bride is smiling is that she's given her last BJ. (yeah I know, not all women turn into nuns at the alter.)

In my 20s I weighed up the advantages / disadvantages to being single. At 48, I've still not regretted staying single! No monthly aggro, no problem children and no buying a house for the next man. Win!

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