Davao

[QUOTE=Dragon Slayer]I have seen many in Manila, Cebu and Leyte living in horrible dumps. The 20 y/o guy who used to shine my shoes in Cebu City in the mid 90's lived in a large furniture box on a side street off Sanciangko St in downtown Cebu. When he told me he got married I wondered if he moved his wife into the box or they got a larger box (baby grand piano box?)

Dragon Slayer[/QUOTE]We all grew up thinking our conditions were Great until we were introduced to the greener side of the fence. I (for one) can reflect back on my childhood and say it was OK but I've seen the greener side and never want to go back to living on the Government and worrying how to pay the rent.

These girls do the same but most of the time they get caught up in the never ending supply of guys flashing money and winking. Once they hit late 20's they realize their time has passed and they need to latch on to walking ATM soon.

I'm in the same boat. I'm no longer in the Brad Pitt category and late 40's. Life is still Great but I also know that I dont want to die alone or still hot swapping girls trying to find the right one that fits.

Gotta find the right time or right girl to satisfy us both.

Speaking of satisfying and I hope Dragon Slayer dont pitch a *****...

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I'll soon be back to Davao for some R&R!

Cheers and Peace Out!

It's not the same though as when we were kids. Most Filipinos, no matter how wretched their circumstances are well-aware of a better, altogether richer world. They see TV, for example, even if the TVs are not their own; they see how the oligarchs here live; their kids have access to the Internet at schools. They are, that is, aware of their own poverty. This is why it's not uncommon for an entire extended family to invest in the higher education of one of the children in the family; in the hope that that child will eventually get overseas and earn enough money to life the entire family onto a higher economic plateau.

Barba,

The primary topic of this Board is Davao and meeting women in Davao and, most importanly, getting laid in Davao. That said, we have digressed frequently to dining out in Davao, holding parties in Davao, wine shops and drinking wine in davao and how to spend your mornings and afternoons here.

I may appear too tough on some guys here and I DO apologize for this. Anyone posting in my Forum should be treated with dignity and respect always.

It was not 15 minutes in the net cafe. I pulled Lalaine out after chatting with her there for an hour and took her back to the MP. I took Maria Fe to lunch with GE and his wife first and then back to the MP where we fucked for an hour or so. Then to dinner at my private club. When I pulled Gemma out of there I had to bring her to O'Flanagan's as Jen was back at the MP waiting for me to take her to dinner. I had to settle for Gemma giving me a handjob in a booth at O'Flangan's as I massaged her tit and nipple undr her blouse and bra.

I need to e-mail Jackson as we need a couple more Boards here for Manila and Leyte where a lot seems to happen. I have to see if we can get Hong Kong and Southern China Boards set up here as I will be returning to both in a couple months. Something alwasy happens in both places worth posting.

Dragon Slayer

DS: respect for pulling this off, even if it was not 15 minutes. LOL Especially the hand job. Heading over myself soon, and will for sure do my best to emulate Mr DS:s class act. :-)

I got advice to post an ad here to get in contact with "normal girls": [url]http://www.melindaspenpals.com/[/url] Nice gallery with a ranking system.
I have chatted to a sexy 19 year old that has two ads there. I met her on FilipinoKisses.com.

B

[QUOTE=Barba]DS: respect for pulling this off, even if it was not 15 minutes. LOL Especially the hand job. Heading over myself soon, and will for sure do my best to emulate Mr DS:s class act. :-)

I got advice to post an ad here to get in contact with "normal girls": [url]http://www.melindaspenpals.com/[/url] Nice gallery with a ranking system.
I have chatted to a sexy 19 year old that has two ads there. I met her on FilipinoKisses.com.

B[/QUOTE]Never heard of the site. It is free, I just hope there are not too many scammers, I will give it a shot before my next trip.

I hope to meet some quality nurses.

I alos like the Half Pinay/ half white ladies, is there a site that specializes in mixed race ladies?

I'm back in Davao now feels like home, I am giving up the playboy antics with more than one woman while its fun it also has its illusional aspects.

My tactics have been to make friends with one girl and offer to treat her and her friends to cheap dinner or discos this does not cost as much as you may think, one time only, I paid for 8 friends to a disco for 50p each which includes 2 free drinks. Maybe around $10 or $11 dollars for a night out with 8 women one of whom I did like and eventually scored. I usually stuck to 3 to five ladies. I didn't score in bed with a lot but my social base is increasing and there are a few places I am welcomed in the Philippines.

This builds a lot of good will and allows you to meet a few women in friendly circumstances. I found that a new girl will show up with them each time this allowed me to check out their friends. Anyway I have a few friends I can meet again next visit who have friends who will like to meet me. The downside is of course they are along for the ride and free stuff, aren't we all, which can get too much if you think you are being used but hardly bank breaking?

I walked back to the Sampaguita the other night past a group of girls and a pimp who offered a 3 hour massage for p700. I passed on it 2 wouldn't look at me and the some of them looked young in the semi dark. This was in J Camus St near E Quirino St. I don't know if these are the steps DS is talking about.

I am now working on two waitresses that have caught my eye one gave me her number without prompting and its the one I'm more interested in. If it doesnt work there is the other waitress or maybe a nice nurse. I'm looking for slower action and more GFE so I can live longer to enjoy it all.

I was walking down Illustre St today and passed 3 cute girls and I looked at one and lifted my eyebrows and smiled as I passed. I heard a squeal I am now familiar with young women when they like something. Its nice to think an overweight, old and semi ugly can make a young womens day, unless of course I am still living in some self delusion.

for some reason, i've eaten lunch at the swiss deli on lanang, about five times over the past couple of work weeks. in fact i had lunch there with bilbo a couple of days ago, and was there again yesterday. for those who do not know davao, the place is located on lanang, about 15 minutes north of victoria mall, and across the street from damosa gateway. it's been the best place to have lunch in town for the past couple of years, and has recently added a wine bar about which ds wrote a post a few weeks ago, but i digress.

the last few times i've eaten there, i've noticed the presence of some extremely attractive women, usually dining with other female friends, who arrive between noon and about 1 pm. these are obviously middle class ladies. first cause they can afford to eat there and second, because they're extremely well dressed and just give off a different aura than other women. these ladies are therefor lunch. they're not on the prowl and this is not a pick up joint. however, for those with some game and a certain amount of ingenuity, this place could be a goldmine for meeting educated (my guess), very presentable women who are not necessarily after your money. yesterday, i noticed three women, anyone each of whom was extremely pretty and would, i believe, have attracted most guys between the ages of twenty-five and death.

as i said above, the place is directly across the road from damosa gate, a relatively new shopping and restaurant/bar area. there's a huge new call center that's just been built in the center of damosa, and, according to the local paper, it's opening soon. this will add another stream of young women to the area and, since call centers operate 24/7, the stream will never ebb. doubtless, some of those women will also be attracted to swiss deli for lunch everyday, as well as to the other restaurants rep001tered around damosa.

gentlemen. time to turn your sights a little to the north.

ge

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Guys,

GoodEnough needs to give us the precise location of this new Call Center. This will prove a gold mine of young, hot pussy. I doubt if we will see much of them at Swiss Deli but any inexpensive cafes or bars ( a second Ground Zero?) in the area is where we will find them after work. I wonder if an internet cafe will open up along side the place.

These call centers do not pay much and it will have mostly women with high school educations or a year or two of college. But I would bet money that they will be between 18 & 30 years of age and hot looking ladies. My former honey, Pixie (see nude photos ancient davao board) worked in a Call Center in Cebu City. She would come over and fuck me after work and accompanied me to Davao once.

We do need to find a location where we can "set up operations" similar to what GE and I did back in 2004 in D/T Davao. A place where we can check out the CC Pussy as they exit the building for lunch or to head home. Swiss Deli will not work as this has to be right at the same location. If necessary, we may be forced to drastic action such as opening a little cafe for this purpose. Sort of like the Fox building a hen house for the chickens with a spot in the fence where he can squeeze through nightly.

Don't laugh! I did give minor thought to purchasing, together with the Kid, O'Flanagan's Pub and having my Jen manage it. GE said it would never work because the Kid would drink all the profits. Actually, it would be much worse than that. He would be constantly "buying" shots & beers for every red neck ex-pat who walked through the door. I would be lucky to get off with funding it P50,000/Mo to keep it afloat.

Dragon Slayer

While it's true, as DS says, that call centers don't pay much by US standards, the wages they pay, averaging Php10,000-Php15,000 per month to start, are considered high here and the jobs are in high demand by recent college graduates. For the most part, a college degree is required to work in the centers, though some do hire with only 2 years of college. The center is located right at the end of the parking lot in the Damosa Gate shopping center, and fortuitously enough, is diagonally across from my office.

To get to Damosa, you head north on Lanang and, when you're directly opposite the Swiss Deli, turn left onto the small street by the MacDonalds, and then take your first left into the parking area. You will see the center ahead of you. To the right you will see three or four restaurants/eateries, all with outdoor seating areas. That's where the ladies will doubtless congregate during their meal breaks.

If you head further north on Langang, on the left hand side of the road, you will see a new (self-described0 "Upscale KTV" called Blue something or other. I'm told that it's got 80 girls but that the prices are at least twice what they cost elsewhere. The first ladies drink for example, is over Php500 with subsequent drinks costing Php250 and the price of a VIP room is Php3,500 consumable. At those prices, I have no idea how long this place will stay in business, but it's huge, and someone spent a hell of at lot of money building it. The one guy I know who has been there, and to whom I was talking last night said that he left before he could check out whether the girls were allowed to leave the premises with customers. Still, with 80 girls, there's bound to be someone for everyone's tastes.

GE

For the first time in a long time, I went to the shops along San Pedro St. yesterday to buy some DVDs. If you follow Rizal to San Pedro, and turn right, which is the only way you can turn, and follow the road till you start seeing the sleazy shops with DVD vendors out front, you will find the area easily. Since yesterday was Sunday, there was little traffic and the parking was easy. I guess I had never noticed before all the cuties trying to sell stuff along San Pedro, but it's definitely a good week end, daytime trolling destination if you feel like a four or five block stroll. I was with my wife, and I wasn't looking for anything but DVDs, but I was the only foreigner for blocks around, and I'm sure it would have been pretty simple to have started a conversation, or three, or five.

San Pedro at night is a fairly well-known hangout for street hookers, but these are not the girls to whom I'm referring here. The ladies I'm speaking of are strictly shop girls but again, for anyone with even a little game, I think it would be pretty simple.

GE

Guys,

Not much to report. Work a lot and spend a lot of time in meetings. Interesting people. Had dinner one evening with a beautiful asian woman who runs a gym for professional fighters. Interesting line of work for such a lovely woman with a "body to die for".

I have been planning my next trip to Davao. I want to move on one of my ideas to form a Wine Club that meets every three months. GoodEnough is up for this and I will host the first "Inaugural Meeting" in the rooftop club at the Marco Polo in May. I will have Rose bring some of her friends for the guys and GE said he will invite several wealthy ladies and also have nursing students there as "guests".

If nothing else, it gets us together quarterly to drink some good wines at different locales in Davao City. The lady "guests" will change with each meeting to bring variety and eliminate the "freeloader mentality". I simply have to invite a different lady I know in Davao each time and request that she come with 4-5 beautiful friends/relatives.

There is potential for guys to meet and fuck lovely, regular Davao women. Especially after they have consumed a level of good wines and the champagnes and dessert wines that will also be provided. Afterwords we can have GE charter us in his van to various locales in the City (Hot Legs 1, 2, 3, Roman Plaza, Rizal Promenade, etc).

I have not heard from the Kid since I left the Philippines in January. I doubt if I ever will hear as he is not one to take the initiative. I always had to phone him, handle his travel arrangements and find women for him in the Philippines. After he fucked me over in Cebu and caused me a "world of grief" with my Son's Mother, I think we can use a few years of zero communication.

You guys would like the Kid. He is a Man's Man as I often mention. He is also an uncouth idiot. He had messed up things with Lory of my "threesome in Cebu" the night he arrived. I was just beginning to get over this when he walks into the restaurant where I am having breakfast with my Son, his Mother and older sister. The stupid fuck throws down a packet of photos and announces that they are from my Son's Christening, 18 months earlier.

My Son's Mother asks Cockblocker if she can see them. He replies, "oh yeah sure". First group of photos on top are of me and my Daughter's Mother. She has her arms around me and I am sitting with only a silk robe. She holds them up for me to see and then puts the packet down, fighting off tears. I look at the Kid, er sorry, Fat Cockblocker, and he is biting his lip to keep from busting out laughing. Just the evening before when he was still more or less sober, I had told him that my Son's Mother requested that the mother of my daughter NEVER be mentioned again. It made her feel like a mistress in spite of the fact that I am not married.

As GoodEnough aptly put it, "Baby Huey is devoid of any social graces". If I meet up with him again in the "afterlife" it will be much too soon.

Dragon Slayer

Pulled the trigger on my trip to the PI today. I'll be there May 5. 18. I'm planning on staying in Davao with maybe a side trip or two. Hopefully, I'll get to buy a round for some of the regulars in this forum while I'm in town.

Judging from the other reports, it looks like I should allow four hours to make connecting flight. I'm coming in from Narita and I'll probably be flying CP to Davao.

I think I can get a good rate at the Marco Polo, but it seems like switching hotels occasionally can be a good tactical move. I'm basically lazy about that stuff and it seems like the other places will be a step down. OTOH, quality hotels are pretty sensitive about hysterical females in their lobby. Booking the whole time in advance might limit my side trip options, too. Any advice would be welcome.

In any event, I'm pretty stoked. It should be a hoot.

SbySW

You're correct that anything other than the MP is going to be a step down, and a fairly large step. It's by far the nicest hotel in Davao. I would not worry too much about switching hotels or about the ability to take side trips. You can always rebook the MP as you're leaving and the staff are pretty accommodating. DS seems extremely pleased with the quality of the service there, and though I've not stayed in the hotel for years, I did live there for several months when I first arrived in Davao, and I was very satisfied with the service, the rooms and the facilities in general.

I don't know the dates of the Slayer's next trip out here, but if they do coincide with your dates, you may be able to make the wine party that Slayer has mentioned in a couple of posts. It should be a good time and, since Slayer has told me about the reds he's going to bring, I can assure you that the quality will be excellent.

GE

Good post GE,

I:ve been in some homes that were similar to the old shed we used to have in the back yard.

As for treating them well, it really does pay off. I had a girl (p/t p4p girl) in Ormoc last week that must have told me four times that no one has treated here like I did. Ha, ha, she treated me well right back.

DS, if you get that Leyte board up I:ll post about my Ormoc trip.

X

[QUOTE=GoodEnough]Duggins, thanks for sharing that. The house in your picture is fairly typical of the living quarters of one hell of a lot of the populations here, and pretty representative of the communities in which we work. Can anyone wonder why these girls want to leave, or at the least try to take some advantage of far wealthier foreigners? More than half the population here lives below the poverty line of $1 per family member per day, and things ain't getting any better any time soon.

Now just imagine the reaction of a young woman, who comes from this type of environment where everything is a constant struggle, when she sees the private club at the Marco Polo courtesy of DS. It's a different planet for them; and a world that they've never seen before, and it's a world that's easy to get used to. I've never seen or heard DS tell any of the women he's been with here anything but the entire truth. He never lies, and he never creates false expectations, but he is extremely nice to them, plus he's very generous with taking them to very nice places, giving them presents for no obvious reason, and making them feel like people.

I think that showing a woman that you're interested in her as a human being, and not merely as a vessel for your bodily fluids goes a very long way in this country. The fact is that Westerners in general, I think, simply like women as people more than most Filipinos do and this comes across in the day-to-day interactions. It's another reason that Filipinas are so attracted to Western men. Being courteous, gentle and generous is the key.

GE[/QUOTE]

I guess it's not surprising that, according to the national government here, at least a third of the population is officially classified as "poor, " which means that the true figure is probably higher than fifty percent. Poor, in this case, is defined as a family (five people) income of less than $1, 800 per year. Given the "government by kleptocracy" that runs this place, a total indifference to the welfare of the general populace, unbridled greed, and a brain drain that's become a torrential flood, it's doubtful that things are going to get significantly better any time soon. The ubiquity of poverty here explains most of what you need to know about the country.