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[QUOTE=WickedRoger;2565914]I agree Sammon, and can't see why some of the posters hate it or scared of it. Must have had such a bad experience.

Manila and AC are my least favourite main cities so we all have different flavours.

As Westie said 'some' of the girls in the PG are Cebuana LOL And if you don't like Asian girls go elsewhere and leave them for people who appreciate them.

As for bars. I never go unless am with a friend who wants to see what it is all about (which IMHO is nothing much as all LOL). Friend of the Cebuanos, their cousins and sisters all work for me (and Sammon I assume) and why Cebu is a great place for WR.[/QUOTE]For those so inclined, Cebu is hands down the online mongering capital of the Philippines. Everything from curious college girls to filthy hoes is available.

Not all girls in Cebu are cebuana or even bisaya. Many have gone for work or school from all over the archipelago, often with the advantage of no nosey parents or family watching their every move.

I'd agree that the one downside is that Cebu bars truely suck.

Don't forget that 'cebu' refers to both the city and the, very large, province. A trap for beginners is to be chatting to someone from 'cebu' to find she is a nine hour drive away.

Enjoy. G.

[QUOTE=PedroMorales;2566098]Here are the contact details for Dalia Dippolito, prisoner no W42222, Lowell Annex, Florida [URL]http://www.dc.state.fl.us/offenderSearch/detail.aspx?Page=Detail&DCNumber=W42222&TypeSearch=AI[/URL].

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One of my own fears is I might hook up with a hooker who then becomes a victim of a serial killer or one of the other killers that chill out with such women, that the cops will find my number asking for her services when they check her phone and I will be pulled in.

Sure, swimming in shitt might be nice. But you have to shower and be hosed down. And don't bring filth home with you. This is so even if all they do all they long is cook chicken adobo and watch cartoons as they jerk you off.[/QUOTE]What a lot of bullshit. If that is what you believe, then stay away from hookers. More safe at home.

[QUOTE=AskeAske;2566492]What a lot of bullshit. If that is what you believe, then stay away from hookers. More safe at home.[/QUOTE][URL]https://scholar.uwindsor.ca/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=5266&context=etd[/URL]

[URL]https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1177/1536504218776961[/URL]

Links above to a PhD and an academic paper on serial killers offing hookers, plus explanations on why hookers are often targeted. Pattaya is full of ex pat crims. Dalia Dippolito needs you. Prisons are full of tarts with hearts. Dalia is an important lesson for those with positive IQs. But hey folk like you like Las Vegas sex, where the bank always wins.

With Ph off the travel options I have been spending my money on the local scene here in Au.

The missing parts that I cannot replace:

On call pussy waiting in my room when I get home.

On call pussy when I wake up.

Pussy to chase when it suits me, after work or weekends.

Out local asian massage places are nice for on call pussy but they do see so many cocks it plays on my mind.

The part of my Ph adventures is the availability of pussy at any time. The 7-11 pickup, the shopping mall wink, all things that a 55+ doesn't get in Australia.

[QUOTE=BrizLad;2566602]The missing parts that I cannot replace:

On call pussy waiting in my room when I get home. On call pussy when I wake up. [/QUOTE]Like in the pic. Some warm, brown mocha to wake up to in the morning. Someone to suck your eggs, then fry you some. Gotcha.

[QUOTE=BrizLad;2566602]the shopping mall wink, [/QUOTE]And they are back. For about 3 weeks, Robinson's Place Malate. Several on the steps outside Arya resto on Pedro Gil in the evenings. 2-4 or so inside, near the Starbucks (better looking than pre-covid). Not a lot of foreigners to take them.

[QUOTE=BrizLad;2566602]
The part of my Ph adventures is the availability of pussy at any time. The 7-11 pickup, the shopping mall wink, all things that a 55+ doesn't get in Australia.[/QUOTE]You couldn't pay me enough to fuck an American woman now days, when I was younger I was ok with over the hill hookers in MPs but I can't do it any more. Local hookers here want a deposit upfront and a background check so that is not happening. I get hit on 0 times in America in phils I think I get hit on in literally hours of arriving. Here I don't get called handsome and my penis is normal size. When I arrive in Phils my cock grows 6 inches and miraculously become a sex god (I have no need for Cialis in America but I eat them like tic tacs in phils because I use my penis as a divining rod.), I also become 10 years younger when people ask me and on arrival become a billionaire. I gain pick up artist skills I never knew I had and have to sadly turn down pussy because there is only so much time in the day. Saying that I miss the Philippines is a giant understatement. It really is "More Fun in the Philippiness".

[QUOTE=MontanaMonger;2566637]SNIP I have no need for Cialis in America but I eat them like tic tacs in phils because I use my penis as a divining rod[/QUOTE]Funniest line of the year. Some guys can find moisture below the ground with it. MM uses his to draw out the moisture from below her belt.

[QUOTE=MontanaMonger;2566637]SNIP and have to sadly turn down pussy because there is only so much time in the day. [/QUOTE]Its my biggest problem. "Damn that Karen. She's always calling and wanting to come over and bang my brains out. Be**tch!" <- Said no one ever in the US. OTOH, in Phils, you might find yourself needing several rest days each week.

[QUOTE=MontanaMonger;2566637]Saying that I miss the Philippines is a giant understatement. [/QUOTE]Attached pic, chocolate taco from a 22 yo, to warm your cockels of your. . . Heart. She's waiting for you MM.

[QUOTE=WestCoast1;2567117]Heart. She's waiting for you MM.[/QUOTE]Thanks, I hope these girls are ready for me.

On more positive news it looks like the US is preparing to reopen international travel or at least allow it and this looks like a precursor to other countries allowing tourists. This might have been what most countries were waiting for.

I am debating buying a ticket as tickets may skyrocket on news of phils reopening. At this point its a pure gamble in terms of what month to shoot for.

"US lowers travel warning to PH, urges full vaccination before trip".

[URL]https://cnnphilippines.com/news/2021/6/9/United-States-travel-Philippines-COVID.html[/URL]

[QUOTE=PedroMorales;2566535][URL]https://scholar.uwindsor.ca/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=5266&context=etd[/URL]

[URL]https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1177/1536504218776961[/URL]

Links above to a PhD and an academic paper on serial killers offing hookers, plus explanations on why hookers are often targeted. Pattaya is full of ex pat crims. Dalia Dippolito needs you. Prisons are full of tarts with hearts. Dalia is an important lesson for those with positive IQs. But hey folk like you like Las Vegas sex, where the bank always wins.[/QUOTE]It's not quite clear what your argument is in this and your previous post. If you intention was to counter AA's reply to you, these two papers in this post don't do it. In your previous post you seem to focus on this woman, Dalia Dippolito, a seemingly deranged Florida hooker who wanted her husband killed for his money. These two academic papers are about the dangers faced by sex workers. The masters thesis is not very coherent; it focuses on how sex worker advocacy groups "socially construct" understanding about sex workers. The published article argues that sex workers are in greater danger than other women because the police and others don't invest resources in protecting them or pursuing the serial killers that sometimes target them.

In other words, these two papers do not reinforce each other, and neither seems to relate to your message in the Dippolito post. I'm not sure that a reply to AA is going to work out very well.

[QUOTE=BrizLad;2566602]Out local asian massage places are nice for on call pussy but they do see so many cocks it plays on my mind.[/QUOTE]If Oz is like the states, they're also very clock conscious. (Near slip of the typing fingers there.) We often complain about Pinays showing up late because they're on Filipino time. But Filipino time has its benefits, especially when you get a Pinay into your hotel room or condo. It strikes me that one of the dimensions of GFE in the Phils is the near absence of clock-watching. I have found that Filipino time has other soft linings.

[QUOTE=MontanaMonger;2567381]On more positive news it looks like the US is preparing to reopen international travel or at least allow it and this looks like a precursor to other countries allowing tourists. This might have been what most countries were waiting for.

I am debating buying a ticket as tickets may skyrocket on news of phils reopening. At this point its a pure gamble in terms of what month to shoot for. [/QUOTE]There are reports of elevated numbers of unruly passenger incidents and fights--including hitting cabin attendants--on several US carriers' flights.

[URL]https://www.traveldailymedia.com/unruly-passengers-on-planes/[/URL]

In addition to initial surge in prices, you might want to wait until our countrymen (and women) get this stuff worked out of their systems.

[QUOTE=SoapySmith;2567426]It's not quite clear what your argument is in this and your previous post. If you intention was to counter AA's reply to you, these two papers in this post don't do it. In your previous post you seem to focus on this woman, Dalia Dippolito, a seemingly deranged Florida hooker who wanted her husband killed for his money. These two academic papers are about the dangers faced by sex workers. The masters thesis is not very coherent; it focuses on how sex worker advocacy groups "socially construct" understanding about sex workers. The published article argues that sex workers are in greater danger than other women because the police and others don't invest resources in protecting them or pursuing the serial killers that sometimes target them.

In other words, these two papers do not reinforce each other, and neither seems to relate to your message in the Dippolito post. I'm not sure that a reply to AA is going to work out very well.[/QUOTE]The common thread is it is a human swamp around hookers. When you marry a hooker, you marry Dalia. We all know of lots of little Dalias in SE Asia and most of us have seen guys losing their brains and more over a hooker. There is a good post below on the benefits of on call pussy in SE Asia but the poster makes the mistake that SE Asian hookers are somehow purer than hookers in Ossie land which is pure nonsense.

The advantage of SE Asia is a cheap holiday with cheap attractions. Anyone who thinks Disneyland / Pussyland is real is a loser. It is a Casino of working girls, complete with addicted and fkked up punters. Best just to dip the wick, pay to have the STIs cured and return home.

I was going to post this in the Thai section [URL]https://www.bbc.com/news/av/business-57404078[/URL] a BBC puff piece on Thailand polishing up to get punters back. Heaven help them when the first wave of drunks arrive. Here in Europe, the young are out of control, with drinking, drugs and rave parties. I'll let the Sex Everglades pass for now and ration my visit to diseased local wells in the mean time.

The lockdowns have divided the wise virgins, the folk with money, from the pack. The wise virgins have done up their houses and so on with the money they didn't blow on holidays. The others are into soup kitchens. Hopefully, this might lead to a better class of traveller. We just have to wait and see what kind of tourist folk are prioritised: losers who spend $$ on flat screen TVs, booze and LB FMs, back packers or married women who spend big.

[QUOTE=MontanaMonger;2567381]Thanks, I hope these girls are ready for me.

On more positive news it looks like the US is preparing to reopen international travel or at least allow it and this looks like a precursor to other countries allowing tourists. This might have been what most countries were waiting for.

I am debating buying a ticket as tickets may skyrocket on news of phils reopening. At this point its a pure gamble in terms of what month to shoot for.

"US lowers travel warning to PH, urges full vaccination before trip".

[URL]https://cnnphilippines.com/news/2021/6/9/United-States-travel-Philippines-COVID.html[/URL][/QUOTE]You might want to wait a while prior to booking, unless you're positive you can get a refund or change ticketing dates at no charge. New COVID cases are soaring in some areas, and, much like in the US, local governments are finding some resistance among the population to getting vaccinated. In addition to some surges, the ensuing government responses are often confusing and are resulting in the closure (again) of multiple genres of establishments, including restaurants, bars and other gathering places. In addition, local restrictions on the movement of people from barangay to barangay are often confusing, differ from location to location and change frequently. Thus, it may sometimes be difficult for your latest love interest to visit you easily.

About 2 or 3 weeks ago the national Department of Health and the Department of Tourism did publish a paper indicating that they wanted to start opening the country to fully vaccinated citizens from selected countries, and two do so by the end of this month. However, no implementing rules and regulations have been published to my knowledge, and there's been no further public announcement other than a decision to allow SRRV visa holders back into the country. I live in Davao, have been fully vaccinated here in the Philippines, and am making plans to meet friends who live in various places around to country in Angeles in late August. We're all holding off on booking flights because the rules are so unclear and also because the schedules for internal flights change so frequently, as do rules pertaining to whether negative COVID tests are required and whether any quarantining will prove necessary.

Succinctly, there's simply no clear picture yet emerging that could provide guidance for tourists.

GE.

[QUOTE=GoodEnough;2567461]You might want to wait a while prior to booking, unless you're positive you can get a refund or change ticketing dates at no charge. Succinctly, there's simply no clear picture yet emerging that could provide guidance for tourists..[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=SoapySmith;2567433]In addition to initial surge in prices, you might want to wait until our countrymen (and women) get this stuff worked out of their systems.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=MontanaMonger;2567381]I am debating buying a ticket as tickets may skyrocket on news of phils reopening. At this point its a pure gamble in terms of what month to shoot for.[/QUOTE]Agree with the other fellas. Wait till the flood subsides. Even when they talk of opening up, they often limit the number of Int'l passengers on a daily basis for a while. Don't buy a ticket in advance. GE is right, things change rapidly here. Also you wait until you are here to buy any domestic airline tickets. Travel rules change constantly from one city to another, with every bloom. A couple I know in Malate (no kids) wants to move back to his province an hour south of Manila. The wife had Covid and got over it months ago. She has a document that says she got over the Covid. Yet she can not travel without another special document. More than a month has passed waiting for it. She and the hubby have enlisted the help of their Brgy captain, he was able to speed up the process to get the document. You buy an airline ticket in advance, and then you can't travel from this place to that place due to a recent travel restriction, you just lose money. Wait till the foreigners come here for a while, see what happens to them first (don't be the tip of the spear, so to speak). Not trying to stop anyone from coming (Lord knows there is a glut of beauty here, and I could use some help), but the beauty will still be here anytime you come (an unlimited, naturally recurring supply). Its just that later (not sooner) you will have more access to it with fewer restrictions.

I'll keep the lights on for 'ya.

[QUOTE=GoodEnough;2567461]In addition, local restrictions on the movement of people from barangay to barangay are often confusing, differ from location to location and change frequently. [/QUOTE]Spot on, got more on this coming later.

Article regarding airline travel involving a husband / wife / child (wife is Filipina) with all the correct travel documents, denied boarding by Qatar Airways, and then later refused a refund.

[URL]https://www.theguardian.com/money/2021/jun/09/qatar-airways-refused-us-a-refund-after-visa-mix-up-to-botswana[/URL]

A gentle reminder that even when you do everything right, things can go bad. And a gentle reminder that even when you do everything right (vaxed, vax passport), the rest of Philippines still operates under pandemic rules for public places, hotels / apartments / condos / restaurants, barangay, public (PUV, taxi, bus) and private transportation (you still have to wear your mask in a car) -- and these rules change from small to large geographic locations and they change quickly, sometimes announced and sometimes not announced. Even if the Phils government lightened up on some of the rules, there is still public fear of disease which borders on (or crosses into) superstition.

More coming later on how Brgy edicts can change, be more strict than federal or city proclamations, can change quickly, and can be largely unknown to the residents.

From the article:

[I]"Given that your sister-in-law was travelling on a Filipino passport, its possible to excuse the airline for insisting on extra checks; whats unacceptable is its refusal to refund either the original fare or the substitute tickets once it was found they did have the correct paperwork."[/I]