Angeles City

Arrived Sunday night and was a bit disapointed. The crowd seems way down from what it was before the crack down. There are still people here but not as many as before. There are still girls here but it does not seem as many as before and the quality does not seem as good. There are still some spinners here but the number of spinners available does not seem as great as before.

Don't know if its a case of deminising returns. Maybe the place is the same but I've been here enough that it's just deminishing returns it seems like its less than what it was to me. Or maybe because it was Sunday night or maybe the place really has slowed down. But it seems like less to me now that what it was before.

Chris

[QUOTE=X Man; 1515736]Your own example seems to disprove what you've written. Would you rather watch television or an idiot-box?

When you know the gal is in the mood, do you say,"Let's make love" or "Let's fk", or maybe,"Let me stick my sausage into your stink-hole"? I guess the dictionary definitions may be similar, but not how people react to the vocab.[/QUOTE]It in no way disproves it. Like you said it is how people react to the words. And people are conditioned / taught to react certain ways to certain words. It has nothing to do with the words in and of themselves. Take a child who is saying "bad" words. To the child it is just a string of sounds and no big deal. But the parent will keep telling the child not to say it and that it is bad to say it and that they will be in trouble if they say it again. Why? Because that is the same thing their parents taught them and that most other parents have taught their kids for reasons they don't even know. (Sorry, I was a linguistics major so I take this kind of thing to heart.)

[QUOTE=WestCoast1;1515727]Specifically on Santos Street (bunch of bars all together on one side of the street) , and one block over on Raymond street (4 bars right next to each other).[/QUOTE]Hi WestCoast1,

I have checked with google maps where Santos Street is, but it seems to be pretty far away from Fields Av. I think there is a mistake. Can you help me out?

Not the same with Raymond St. It's just one corner away.

[QUOTE=Chris Long;1515931]Arrived Sunday night and was a bit disapointed. The crowd seems way down from what it was[/QUOTE]I agree. It's my third day here and I feel that it is a lot slower than I remember. Could just be holidays so not enough customers or maybe it's all the construction on the road keeping people off the street.

That said I still had no problem finding some company and there are still a lot of lookers. It might be slow but it is still going on.

[QUOTE=Esteban30; 1516076]Hi WestCoast1,

I have checked with google maps where Santos Street is, but it seems to be pretty far away from Fields Av. I think there is a mistake. Can you help me out?[/QUOTE]Many of us here call blow row Santos Street, but the real name is A Santos Road. Copy and paste this to Google maps (sorry, but my iPad doesn't show the web link in the header) :

A Santos Road, Angeles City, Central Luzon, Philippines.

If that doesn't work, zoom in on Fields Ave, find Kokomo's, the street that runs perpendicular to Fields where Kokomo's is on the corner = A Santos Road.

I'm not sure what point you're trying to make. Maybe you should take your linguistics major to Detroit and see if you get different reactions by using "African American" or "blacky". I think the original point was that "fluck" sounds nicer than "fk", but your point was that they mean the same thing and therefore there is no difference. If you respond, please move this to the general thread or pm.

To stay remotely on topic, let me say that I spent one week in AC and actually flucked three gals that I've done before. One was completely by accident. I didn't remember her until her panties came off. She had one of those naturally almost hairless snatches. In my mind I was saying,"oh, now I remember you". LOL X.

[QUOTE=Mr Enternational;1516002]It in no way disproves it. Like you said it is how people react to the words. And people are conditioned / taught to react certain ways to certain words. It has nothing to do with the words in and of themselves. Take a child who is saying "bad" words. To the child it is just a string of sounds and no big deal. But the parent will keep telling the child not to say it and that it is bad to say it and that they will be in trouble if they say it again. Why? Because that is the same thing their parents taught them and that most other parents have taught their kids for reasons they don't even know. (Sorry, I was a linguistics major so I take this kind of thing to heart.)[/QUOTE]

To Pip and West Coast1.

[QUOTE=Pip Jaeger; 1516181]Many of us here call blow row Santos Street, but the real name is A Santos Road. Copy and paste this to Google maps:

A Santos Road, Angeles City, Central Luzon, Philippines.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Esteban30; 1516076]Hi WestCoast1,

I have checked with google maps where Santos Street is, but it seems to be pretty far away from Fields Av. I think there is a mistake. Can you help me out?

Not the same with Raymond St. It's just one corner away.[/QUOTE]This is an old bar map, but the streets are still the same.

[QUOTE=X Man;1516596]I'm not sure what point you're trying to make. Maybe you should take your linguistics major to Detroit and see if you get different reactions by using "African American" or "blacky". I think the original point was that "fluck" sounds nicer than "fk", but your point was that they mean the same thing and therefore there is no difference.[/QUOTE]Being that I'm a brother from the ghetto who is Black, I doubt that would work out the way you were thinking!

[QUOTE=X Man; 1516596]I'm not sure what point you're trying to make. Maybe you should take your linguistics major to Detroit and see if you get different reactions by using "African American" or "blacky". I think the original point was that "fluck" sounds nicer than "fk", but your point was that they mean the same thing and therefore there is no difference. If you respond, please move this to the general thread or pm.

To stay remotely on topic, let me say that I spent one week in AC and actually flucked three gals that I've done before. One was completely by accident. I didn't remember her until her panties came off. She had one of those naturally almost hairless snatches. In my mind I was saying,"oh, now I remember you". LOL X.[/QUOTE]Haha, that was flucking funny. Sometimes shilt makes no slucking sense.

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[QUOTE=Fifty Pesos;1517207]Mr. Enternational be cautious when disclosing your racial heritage on this forum as members (especially members of the Philippines thread) in the past have openly displayed hostility towards Blacks. The anonymity of the internet emboldens those who otherwise wouldn't be.[/QUOTE]That's just priceless. FP giving advice to Mr. E.

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[QUOTE=Esteban30; 1516076]Hi WestCoast1,

I have checked with google maps where Santos Street is, but it seems to be pretty far away from Fields Av. I think there is a mistake. Can you help me out?

Not the same with Raymond St. It's just one corner away.[/QUOTE]Santos is not far from Fields. If you know Kokomos Restaurant, it is in the junction of Santos and Fields. You enter the street and pass Pacific Breeze hotel on your left. Then you will get Wild Orchid on left. Then if you continue, all Santos bars are in the right.

Hope this helps.

You can also try to fly an airplane. Outside AC there is a small airstrip with micro-planes. Ask at your hotel for info.

On the topic of blow-row and Santos Street, could anyone tell me whether raymond Street has bars which offer services similar to those on Santos Street.

I have been to AC 7 times over te past 6 years, however have never gone down Raymond Street.

I am returning to AC early March and will take a walk down Raymond myself, was just wondering what type of bars exist down raymond.

Thanks in advance.