Manila

[QUOTE=OldAndUgly;3060195]Often I was looking at all the young girls in the province, and I know for sure that they never visited a dentist and they all have perfect smiles, and I was wandering if it's genetics, or maintenance, because based on their diet, composed of mostly sugary things and sweets, they were supposed to be toothless by now.[/QUOTE]I rarely see a perfect smile. That would entail straight teeth, all of them touching each other and forming an unbroken you shape. And white.

They have nice smiles, which bring out their beauty and playfulness. But the teeth in the province, uggghhh. I've watched many of my girls teeth rot out of their head over a decade in the province. Many reasons: Hit by a tryke, face-planted on the street while drunk, meth-mouth, failure to brush, etc. Know girls as young as 22 who have a full upper- or lower-front false teeth set, from failure to brush and / or meth-mouth. One of my girls takes out her fake teeth everytime we sex. Girls here constantly put their hand over their mouth when they talk (to hide their teeth and keep you from smelling their breath).

[QUOTE=CaptainSolo;3060313]I also spent a couple days in Angeles City bagging bar girls, most looked and felt far worse than selections in Manila. Checked out the exclusive Japanese and Korean KTVs, mostly older women, unattractive. Local guys took me to an alleged exclusive club for local big men, next to highway 2, about 5 Km North of Bar street. The compound was a scary place, a fortress with high walls, barbed wires, death corridor entrance, half dozen guys guarding with M16's, AK47's, Colt 0.45's ect. They said they had to have security against raids by police and competition. In the courtyard, may be 30 locals were sitting, drinking at dozens tables, ogling 20 hot, tall, light skin, model-quality girls parading on a stage. Price was $100 for an hour with a girl including rooms on premises. Guys were disappearing with girls all night. That compound was a large structure, 2-story with surrounding brick wall, can be seen from the highway.[/QUOTE]Did you partake while there?

Yep.

Some of the most beautiful girls in the Phil, nice, sweet, fun in bed.

Lot of people complain about NAIA but it has had major improvements the past year.

Took 11:30 am Genesis Bus from SM City Clark to T3. 1 hour and 45 minutes. The bus was full. I was the last passenger onboard.

Arrival at T3 was uneventful. The traffic to arrivals moved along not backed up like before. Parking lots are all cleared out.

No longer the bag screening and ticket checking to get into the building. Before non ticketed people were not allowed in. Surprisingly the terminal is not crowed like before.

Cebu Pacific has a new bank of self check in kiosks which were amazing fast and printed boarding pass in no time flat. No lines for the kiosks as they were so fast.

Nice new food courts and restaurants with good and decent food. New CR's amazing clean and efficient.

Security was amazing quick with new X-ray machines.

After security new restaurant have replaced the food kiosks. The chairs have been removed and surprisingly no shortage of chairs.

The new private owners are doing an excellent job.

[QUOTE=Dg8787;3060409]Lot of people complain about NAIA but it has had major improvements the past year.

Took 11:30 am Genesis Bus from SM City Clark to T3. 1 hour and 45 minutes. The bus was full. I was the last passenger onboard.

Arrival at T3 was uneventful. The traffic to arrivals moved along not backed up like before. Parking lots are all cleared out.

[/QUOTE]T3 also has the BI "One Stop Shop" where you can extend your visa to 59 days immediately upon arrival. No need to visit regional or head offices or wait until 14 days before expiry. It takes maybe 10 minutes and you're done.

Look for the government offices down on the ground floor around the corner from departure check-ins.

G.

[QUOTE=CaptainSolo;3060313]Local guys know casas spread out in many places in Manila. I remember a cluster on United Nations Av as they were near US Embassy and a few further out, may be in Quezon City. Each is an open lounge with girls sit on couches and cheap furniture, some eating food.

Girls in casas were mostly homely-looking, small, skinny, wore frumpy clothes, but a few were hot and all were for takeout. I went around about 7 PM and most casas had no or only a few clients. Prices were about 20% typical deals in Burgos or the Airport Entertainment Complex, with a little haggling with the pimps. It's customary to tip these girls as they get paid so little from the pimps.

I also spent a couple days in Angeles City bagging bar girls, most looked and felt far worse than selections in Manila. Checked out the exclusive Japanese and Korean KTVs, mostly older women, unattractive. Local guys took me to an alleged exclusive club for local big men, next to highway 2, about 5 Km North of Bar street. The compound was a scary place, a fortress with high walls, barbed wires, death corridor entrance, half dozen guys guarding with M16's, AK47's, Colt 0.45's ect. They said they had to have security against raids by police and competition. In the courtyard, may be 30 locals were sitting, drinking at dozens tables, ogling 20 hot, tall, light skin, model-quality girls parading on a stage. Price was $100 for an hour with a girl including rooms on premises..[/QUOTE]I believe that I enjoyed the hospitality of that fortress in AC. Based on your description, it sounds a lot like the legendary "Dunk Shot Music Lounge" in Balibago.

[QUOTE=Goferring;3060499]T3 also has the BI "One Stop Shop" where you can extend your visa to 59 days immediately upon arrival. No need to visit regional or head offices or wait until 14 days before expiry. It takes maybe 10 minutes and you're done.

Look for the government offices down on the ground floor around the corner from departure check-ins.

G.[/QUOTE]First extension called "visa waiver" I do it online in the app, the pain starts after day 59.

[QUOTE=OldAndUgly;3060520]First extension called "visa waiver" I do it online in the app, the pain starts after day 59.[/QUOTE]I didn't know you can do the extension online.

Thanks. G.

[QUOTE=Goferring;3060563]I didn't know you can do the extension online.

Thanks. G.[/QUOTE]I been doing it online since they released the eGovPH app few years ago, at first it sucked, and was full of bugs, and always crashed when handed over to the payment link, but lately it works smooth.

I checked pics on Maps, Dunk Shot does not look like it. Glad you enjoyed Dunk Shot. Tell us what it was like.

Dunk shot is near AC; the other place is about 5 miles North of AC, past Clark Airbase. It has no name, no signage, surrounded by solid 8 ft walls around the perimeter with barbed wires on top and only 1 unmarked entry gate in front which leads into a long, narrow death corridor with a guy standing on top of the wall, looking down, holding an AK-47. Guys carrying M-16's and AK-47's were walking around the perimeter. It did look like a jungle fortress.

Local guys explained to me, heavily-armed security guards were there to protect elite local clients from raids by police and competition. So there are other similar venues, like Dunk Shot, competing in that area.

[QUOTE=Dg8787;3060409]Lot of people complain about NAIA but it has had major improvements the past year.

Took 11:30 am Genesis Bus from SM City Clark to T3. 1 hour and 45 minutes. The bus was full. I was the last passenger onboard.

Arrival at T3 was uneventful. The traffic to arrivals moved along not backed up like before. Parking lots are all cleared out.

No longer the bag screening and ticket checking to get into the building. Before non ticketed people were not allowed in. Surprisingly the terminal is not crowed like before.

Cebu Pacific has a new bank of self check in kiosks which were amazing fast and printed boarding pass in no time flat. No lines for the kiosks as they were so fast.

Nice new food courts and restaurants with good and decent food. New CR's amazing clean and efficient.

Security was amazing quick with new X-ray machines.

After security new restaurant have replaced the food kiosks. The chairs have been removed and surprisingly no shortage of chairs.

The new private owners are doing an excellent job.[/QUOTE]Correction, for the AC to MNL route:

Busses are not coming and going as scheduled, but in a good way, one every 5, 10 or 15 minutes.

We waited in line as 3 buses got loaded in front of us with 10-15 pax each, about 40 minutes total waiting. The busses come half loaded already from CRT.

It looks like they pulled some extra buses, new "off the shelf", we're in a brand new thai / viet / khmer style luxury bus, 2+1 recliners, with new car smell, never seen one before in PH.

Holly week is long over, so I cannot figure it out why this mass exodus? Especially now that the tickets costs more.

[QUOTE=OldAndUgly;3060626]Correction, for the AC to MNL route:[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=CaptainSolo;3060623]Dunk shot is near AC; the other place is about 5 miles North of AC, past Clark Airbase. It has no name, no signage, surrounded by solid 8 ft walls around the perimeter with barbed wires on top and only 1 unmarked entry gate in front which leads into a long, narrow death corridor with a guy standing on top of the wall, looking down, holding an AK-47. Guys carrying M-16's and AK-47's were walking around the perimeter. It did look like a jungle fortress.[/QUOTE]Too much talk about AC in the Manila thread, especially the AK-47 thing.

I bring a different topic. The joys of Manila. This buntis babe was brought to me by an NCR regular, and delivered just 3 days later. Fortunately I am a vaxxing doctor, and was able to give a 'pre-delivery' inoculation for both mamma and baby (thanks be to God). For just a brown note more I was able to convince her to stay around for a while for a second inoculation, seen here.

[QUOTE=OldAndUgly;3060626]Correction, for the AC to MNL route:

Holly week is long over, so I cannot figure it out why this mass exodus? Especially now that the tickets costs more.[/QUOTE]Could be because all flights with propeller aircraft were moved from NAIA to Clark starting 29. March. [URL]https://www.gmanetwork.com/lifestyle/news/129800/several-domestic-flights-have-been-moved-from-naia-to-clark/story[/URL]

[QUOTE=WestCoast1;3060687]Too much talk about AC in the Manila thread, especially the AK-47 thing.

I bring a different topic. The joys of Manila. This buntis babe was brought to me by an NCR regular, and delivered just 3 days later. Fortunately I am a vaxxing doctor, and was able to give a 'pre-delivery' inoculation for both mamma and baby (thanks be to God). For just a brown note more I was able to convince her to stay around for a while for a second inoculation, seen here.[/QUOTE]Got to MNL late yesterday, we ate at the ex Commando now Admiral's Barracks their famous filipino ribs, GF as usual ate only half of hers, and I had to sacrifice, and finish it up, therefore I was so full that I wasted one full evening recovering, not being able to take advantage of the offerings down on the street. Around midnight when I finally felt like coming back to life we went out to see what we can find, but there were only a few baklas, that was one wasted evening. I'll have to catch up getting 2 today.

[QUOTE=WestCoast1;3060687]Too much talk about AC in the Manila thread, especially the AK-47 thing.

I bring a different topic. The joys of Manila. This buntis babe was brought to me by an NCR regular, and delivered just 3 days later. Fortunately I am a vaxxing doctor, and was able to give a 'pre-delivery' inoculation for both mamma and baby (thanks be to God). For just a brown note more I was able to convince her to stay around for a while for a second inoculation, seen here.[/QUOTE]Wow! Look at what you did to my trike driver's baby mama.