FLs in Robinson and Emita Bars
[QUOTE=AttorneyPunani;1824261] I knew there were FLs in Robinsons, but I find it hard to tell, and I was too scared to mistake a non-pro for an FL. Afraid they'd cause a commotion. Curious how you tell, and how the approach goes?
Thanks![/QUOTE] The FL scene at Robinsons is not hard to identify. First though there are real freelancers who work both inside and outside the mall. They will catch your eye or come up to you but usually just taking a table at Starbucks and watching the traffic will alert you to who is who. But if you are polite you can approach any girl who is hanging about and just say Hello, and ask her name. If she is a FL she will let you know. If she is an ordinary girl, then she prob will just walk away. She is not going to make a commotion if are polite.
The second side to the FL scene at Robinsons' is that there are Mamasans (for want of a better description) who will set you up with a girl. There are two that I know who work in the evening (start about 5 pm) and hang around on the edge of the smoking area outside the main entrance (to the right of Starbucks). You can negotiate with them if you don't like approaching girls. I did not do that but expect there would be an extra fee for the service. As always be aware of [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord902][CodeWord902][/url] girls if you are taking FLs off the street.
In my longer report I should have added a few words on Ermita bars. The western oriented bars in Ermita are a mixed bunch. GPoint & LA Cafe obviously make money but many of the others can't. In some cases this is because the local Barangay Captain will not let them have girls in the bar whereas others located not far away do have some girls (different Barangay or different "business model") . Overall it's not rich pickings in the few Ermita bars with girls like Husseys. Of course you may get lucky on a particular night but these bars are a low percentage play in my opinion.
Attitude towards Indians.
Hi,
I'm an Indian settled in Denmark going to Manila for a mongering trip in February. I heard that the attitude of girls differ from a Western man and a Asians particularly Indians or dark skins. Any idea about this or any suggestions?
The average Filipino is 'nognog'
[QUOTE=WilBel;1825490]Hi,
I'm an Indian settled in Denmark going to Manila for a mongering trip in February. I heard that the attitude of girls differ from a Western man and a Asians particularly Indians or dark skins. Any idea about this or any suggestions?[/QUOTE]Manila, Philippines – Vice President Jejomar Binay has launched a new political advertisement, saying the average Filipino is dark-skinned and short or "nognog" just like him.
The ad begins with a question, "Sino ba si Nognog? (Who is Nognog?
What follows is a montage explaining that "nognog" is every Filipino who labors under the sun, who endures studying in makeshift classrooms, and who has barely enough money to eat every day.
The ad also focuses on the plight of overseas Filipino workers (OFWs), a part of the voting population that Binay, former presidential adviser on OFWs, is currently wooing during his trip to the United Arab Emirates this week. (READ: The Leader I Want: Jejomar Binay's to-fix list for 2016).
"Sino pa ba ang magtutulungan kundi tayo? (Who else will help us but ourselves? Asks a smiling Binay towards the end of the video, with a throng of his supporters in the background.
Critics of the Vice President previously used "nognog" as a derogatory term for Binay, but the United Nationalist Alliance standard-bearer has since embraced the term to paint himself as an underdog who performs.
The term "nognog" is short for "sunog" or burnt, a reference to a dark, short, with curly hair and a stubby nosed comic character created by L. S. Martinez in the 1970's. The comics story was made into a movie in 1980 with then child star Niño Muhlach in the lead role.
The Binay ad is also consistent with the Vice President's long-standing message that what he has already done in Makati, where he was mayor for 21 years, is what other politicians are only starting to promise to the voters.
Things are currently looking bright for Binay, who topped the latest Pulse Asia survey at 33% despite a string of corruption charges and allegations of unexplained wealth.
[URL]http://www.msn.com/en-ph/news/national/in-new-binay-ad-the-average-filipino-is-%E2%80%98nognog%E2%80%99-like-him/ar-CCtP9B?ocid=wispr[/URL]
A long discussion and my few cents
[QUOTE=EngineDriver;1826237]I don' think this is going to be a problem any time soon. There are no direct flights from any Indian city to Manila. It's always an 8-10 hour ordeal through some other country, so it won't stack up for Indians on the value equation when compared to LOS. Bangkok is only a 2-hour flight from the eastern side of India and the ticket is a few hundred dollars.
I've worked in India and know how particular Indians are about food. In LOS, there are plenty of Indian options and the Thai food is spicy enough to satisfy. What are the Indians going to eat in Angeles? Jollie Bee and Pork Adobo? Not a chance. I'm an Aussie and even I struggle with the food in Angeles.[/QUOTE]There are no direct flights to Manila. But with stopover through China or Thailand or Malaysia. Reason is not many Indians go to Philippines. I wonder if many of them even know what kind of paradise it is.
2. The sex ratio in India which always keep a man on the lower side so when they reach to a place like heaven for mongers, they feel shy or inferior, so they try to visit in groups. The truth they have this suppressed frustration within.
3. Indians are taught in their class to save money, so in everything they try to save. I have seen in my office back in Canada, how they feel proud in sharing one plate and caring for freebies.
4. I don't agree about the [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord123][CodeWord123][/url] thing, I wonder as Chocha monger said ever happened.
5. the thumb rule for Indians to save money. I know many here in kl who share 1 flat with 5 people.
Now this is all is true for 60-65% of them.
Rest as Wicked Roger said they are generous, horny and gentleman.
But yes the time is too tough for Indians if they don't change the attitude.
Having said that I also say the best people I have met were also some Indians, but someone has to pay for else sins. So whomsoever the guy was who asked about Indians, I would suggest go there have fun and make sure at least they have few good things to talk about Indians once you leave.
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On superstition, the internet, indians and indians
[QUOTE=ChochaMonger;1825955]Being dark-skinned is the least of the Indians' problems. Indians, or "boombay" as the girls call them, are considered stinky stingy and abusive. Indian men are now notorious worldwide for attacking women and gangbanging them to death, sometimes they will tie up the women's boyfriend or husband and make him watch then have their way with him too. Indian women and foreign tourists visiting India have fallen prey to such treatment.[/QUOTE]Pictured are some of my honies lounging about the hotel one day. It was a lazy long afternoon, dozing, talking, FB and such. As the girls passed around my laptop and utilized FB, one of them pointed out an Indian in a picture and the discussion among the girls turned very serious. I enquired the topic and they switched to engrish and said that all of them had recently dropped any Indians as friends in FB because they had recently discovered that Indians were molesters (and the beaters of women), and they told me of the Indian bus-molestation case (which they had only recently discovered). I googled the case, the girls were not aware that the case was from several years ago. We found more recent issues. They claimed that their other friends said that Indians were molesters also. They went on to inform me that the Indians in the Americas are molesters also. After a bit, it became clear to me that the girls were confusing asians from India with local indian tribes in the Americas. A bit of googling convinced them that they had projected their bad thoughts of Asian Indians onto native American Indians. The confusing of the groups with the same name is understandable. The 'well-known' problem that Asian Indian culture has established itself in has become its reputation. The "Internet of things" perpetuates everything.