It's nice to have a body guard.
[QUOTE=Hutsori; 1373898]The catchphrase they picked up from the Koreans. When Koreans are overseas and are the foreigner themselves they still call everyone [i]waegukin / waeguknom[/i] (foreigner / foreign bastard). They're thin-skinned, point-and-grunt goose steppers and those girls quickly learn they'll lose access to [i]oppa's[/i] Wallet if they're seen mingling with non Ferengis. Of course if you were paying thousands more than market rate why also suffer the humiliation of the girl laughing right at your cock and suffering ED? If you've ever had the misfortune of visiting Korea's no-foreigners-allowed pay-for-play districts you'll find the glass-windows girls turn their backs on you (literally, a 180-degree turn) and the Korean blokes hiss "AIDS" as you pass them in the lanes. It's their land and they can shun who they please. It's no surprise the Koreans have brought this baggage with them; it's a pity some Filipinas, who tend to gregariousness, have picked up this rather detestable character flaw.
What RR mentions about Pinays' dislike of particular groups I've heard also, blacks and Indians in particular.[/QUOTE]I type this as the hottest 20 year old I have ever bedded is laying next to me. Report in Manila thread.
It's easy to pretend that you're some kind of badass when you're country is left to prosper because you have a bodyguard in the US Military. I wonder where they would be today if they had to defend themselves from the north. I can guarantee there wouldn't be a Gangnam area or hookers turning their back on foreigners. I used to do two Korean college students back home. When I think back they were both stuck up. One said that "Pearl of the Orient" was coined for Korean women. I've never seen that association in literature. One was going to let me do her from the rear as I was telling her I didn't want to deal with her shit any longer. I kinda wish I had done it.