Manila

[QUOTE=Sammon]I do not know If Amazonia is the right place. My experience in Amazonia is the place was filled with hard core types. I have never taken a girl from there. The scenario might have changed since LA cafe is closed.
What you need is a trustworthy girl to stay and help you. I do not think any of the bargirls will fit your bill. They are more interested in opening their legs and running away with the money.
Maye you should try DIA and try to chat with some girls and make a offer. I have found many GFE types who stayed with me all the time. I am not really sure if they can help you walk around or any physical support. These girls are tiny and do not have the strength. I think you should target older girls who have a family to feed and will be more compassionate.[/QUOTE]

I went to LA cafe this afternoon about 4-30pm. The place has now reopened as Manila Bay Cafe. I chatted to the doorman who said it was a 'sister company' to the old LA Cafe! (Whatever that means!) He said it was exactly the same as the old LA Cafe! I popped my head through the door, but didn't have time to go inside and check it out. It was a bit quieter than usual but it was early...seemed like the old place...maybe just a different name!

I went to Amazonia around 22:45, it was not busy which surprised me. A couple of ugly hookers started talking to me and told me that LA Cafe had reopened that day and a lot of the girls had gone there instead of Amazonia. LA Cafe was busy when I arrived and full by the time I left a little after midnight. The upstairs didn't seem to be open.

[QUOTE=Mbsl65]In 2009, I picked up two friends from LA Cafe. Girl A and Girl B. Both of them 9/10. After spending the night together in Hyatt Regency, we exchanged phone numbers and email addresses. Girl B came an visited me again. However girl B got married to a guy from Coos Bay, Oregon and she kept contact with me. When I drive to California from Seattle or just for two day trips to Oregon, always come and visit me in Indian Casino where I stay. Coos Bay is a little bit away from I-5, but it always pays off.

Morale of the story; you can get the girl out of LA Cafe but you can not get LA Cafe out of her.[/QUOTE]

Do you pay her LA Cafe prices! LOL

[QUOTE=Econo Tech]To brighten up the day - news is drifting fast that LA Cafe is opening NOW ..

If anybody is Manila, do take a look for the bar called "Manila Bay .. "

Atleast there is some hope for Philippines.[/QUOTE]Wow, I thought all hope was lost. I did not plan to stop in Manila and just head straight to AC but now may have to perhaps stopover in manila for a few days to check things out.

FZ

[QUOTE=Denom]Incredible. And apparently they didn't even managed to jam the cell phones around the bus. A show case of everything one should not do in such a hostage situation - and one whole hour to assault the bus? That would have left mendoza with enough time to do everybody. OTOH I am surprise that just one man with a gun can hold an entire bus. More easy said than done but if all passengers go on him at the same time I don't think he stands a chance. Question is of course who is going on first, and also it needs to be coordonotated somehow...[/QUOTE]Denom,

They cannnot even get the door open very poorly trained, I cannot believe in a big city like manila don't have a swat team or a terroist team in place, I saw a bunch of idoit trying to open the bus door and break the rear bus window with a hammer, I am sure some of the hostage is shot by police but we will never know the true the Phillipine goverment will cover this up, I been to manila 5 time the last 6 yr not sure I will want to ever go back.

Fast Eddie 48

[QUOTE=Fast Eddie 48]Denom,

They cannnot even get the door open very poorly trained, I cannot believe in a big city like manila don't have a swat team or a terroist team in place, I saw a bunch of idoit trying to open the bus door and break the rear bus window with a hammer, I am sure some of the hostage is shot by police but we will never know the true the Phillipine goverment will cover this up, I been to manila 5 time the last 6 yr not sure I will want to ever go back.

Fast Eddie 48[/QUOTE]But this really takes the cake, after the folly of placing a national flag on the coffin of the hostage taker (and many others)!

Wah, life in Philippines is never a dull day.

[quote]Manila police OIC accused of kidnapping Hong Kong drug suspects
By Cecille Suerte Felipe (The Philippine Star) Updated August 27, 2010 12:00 AM Comments (23) View comments

MANILA, Philippines - A former police undercover agent described as an “insult” to the Hong Kong people the appointment of Senior Superintendent Francisco Villaroman as acting director of the Manila Police District (MPD), replacing Chief Superintendent Rodolfo Magtibay who went on leave following the mishandling of the hostage rescue operation in Rizal Park last Monday.

Mary Ong, alias Rosebud, expressed opposition to the appointment of Villaroman, whom she said has several pending cases filed at the Sandiganbayan, including the alleged kidnapping of two Hong Kong residents who were suspected drug dealers.

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And an article that gives 'perspective' to the whole idea a-la life in the Philippines Islands ..

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The Philippine drama
Sat, Aug 28, 2010
Sin Chew Daily[/quote]The Philippines has become the latest target of international reproof and ridicule.

The whole world watched the incident, which was a concoction of many different genres of drama, unfolding on the TV.

It began with a sitcom:

An ex-police officer hijacked a tourist bus just to demand a reinstatement. That was a typical topic for a sitcom, which tackles day-to-day problems in a superlatively elaborate style.

What happened next was a farce.

The hostage-taker looked relaxed while the police did not seem to take things too seriously.

Both sides were seen negotiating in a "chit chat" manner at the door of the hijacked bus, interrupted at times by the delivery of dinner and drinking water.

What took place next was an impromptu plot:

Police cops, some fat and some thin, were seen circling around the bus, armed with short or long guns, some in riot gears and bulletproof vests while some in casual plainclothes.

They only had one thing in common: having no idea what do do, like an impromptu plot without a proper sketch and designated roles where the players were made to act whichever way they liked.

What followed then was a black comedy:

The police broke the window, but forgot about the stairs. They went into the bus through the safety door, but very soon retreated. They did not use a modern invention called "explosive" to blow up the door, but a primitive hammer that did not seem to work very effectively.

After that, it was the criminal psychology la Hollywood in play:

The police had the slightest idea what was taking place inside the bus, but thanks to the TV onboard, the hijacker had the government's every single move at his finger tips, including the ill-conceived arrest of his brother which triggered the hijacker to kill and gave the plot a dramatic twist.

In the end, it was most definitely a tragedy.

Nine innocent lives were sacrificed, along with the reputation of Manila.

The grand finale was a satire, a marriage of absurdity, incompetence, ignorance and extreme violence.

The absurd thing was: an ex-police officer resorted to hostage-taking to get his post reinstated. If we go a bit deeper, this could have been a grotesque approach for a ex-police inspector to seek justice for himself under a corrupt regime.

The ignorance and incompetence derive from the adoption of all the fallacious tactics in handling this crisis, showing that the Philippine authorities were low in crisis awareness, judgement capability, effective strategies and command giving.

The violent thing was that a disgruntled ex-police officer took the hostages' lives as a bet in his own pursuit of justice.

The whole thing should not be seen as merely an incidental or isolated case.

While the confrontation between a blood-thirsty killer and an incompetent police squad could happen in Manila, it could also take place anywhere else in this world.

But such tragic eventuality will only occur in a highly inefficient, corrupt and disorderly regime that lacks professionalism and effective leadership.

Only in a mismanaged country where social orders are in tatters will such incidents find a fertile ground to prosper.

Wheels down in Manila last Wednesday afternoon.

Head to the mall to meet Ms R, the ex virgin but who is now growing up fast. 5ft 2, 100 pounds. She had just had her 21st birthday so a pair of nice sexy denim shorts and high heels were her choice of gifts from me.

Needless to say the shorts went on, then off again in quick succession. She spent the night and we had simple sexual fun.

Next day had breakfast with a very cute gal, Ms J, who I had bonked last year. She's only 5ft and only 40kgs but lots of fun. Since then she has a full time boyfriend with who she lives in an apartment block near mine. We met for a "hows your life" sort of breakfast. Small but immensely pretty and a real character. I thought it was only breakfast. More to follow.

I did some work then was in Makati by 2pm for Ms R2, a lady working in Mall of Asia, 23, 44 kgs. We did the usual " where are you dance" but finally met near the Dusit. Slim, sunny, happy and with a sweet smile. We went to Eurotel, where unfortuately I discovered that her baby had reduced her mams to sad sagging breast bags and the stomach wasnt a pretty sight. Never mind, she was a happy gal.

From there headed into " there was an English, Australian and American in a bar" territory. Namely meeting up with Red Kilt and Manta Ray. Had a fun evening exchanging war stories. Nice to meet you guys and hope to do so next trip.

From there a quick ride to the mall to find Ms B. 5ft 2, and 95 pounds, a long time bonk friend of mine. She gave me a delighfully invigorating massage and I in turn gave her a delighfully invigorating bonk.

Dropped her off in the morning and went and had breakfast where MS J joined me again, this time dropping a few hints about her availability. She knows I play in Manila and knew I had a full schedule but she sweetly asked if I could make a "slot" for her. How could I say no! She also said her bf only does her twice a month. No idea why not as she's gorgeous.

From there it became an action packed day as follows.

Went to Makati and met Ms C. I think she's 32 but looks fine. 5ft 2, probably 95 pounds. Always declaring her love for me on yahoo. That type. I was hapy to meet her, take her to Eurotel, have a nice bonk, then after getting her a Peso 700 new battery for her phone, left her. A nice morning.

Home for a well earned siesta.

Then to Ms J's office to pick her up, quick dash to my place where we delightfully sat on hand on knees on the floor, hiked up her dress to show she had no panties and said cheekily " do you like what you see"? Hell yes.

2 hours later, dropped her, then went to meet Ms J2. Nice view from behind her but face wasnt quite as good as in her photos. 5ft 4, 100 pounds.

We met, exchanged hellos then she had a 5 minute hissy fit when she realised I was married. " you didn't tell me? " " you didn't ask etc.

Having already bonked two ladies that day I was already satiated so I quickly established control by stating if she didn't like, she could go home.

She quickly calmed down, decided to have a drink with me and then took her home. She was ok, and if memory serves me well, the 3am bonk was quite active. Dropped her off in the morning and had a well earned breakfast alone.

During breakfast Ms J sent me a sweeet sms asking if I had time for her in the morning as she wanted more. Who was I to refuse.

Met her and went back to my place, and as Id found it painful on my knees licking her out the day before, this time I picked her up, put her on her naked back on the dining table, pulled up a chair and comfortably gave here what she said was the licking of her life!

Two hours later were done. And I'm totally done. Well, for a few hours anyway.

Went to work and then after a few beers in Burgos met Ms T. We had been exchanging funny texts and I love women with a sharp sense of humour. We met, had drinks, then more drinks and then it seemed natural to have more drinks in my place. We finished drinking at 2am, started making out like kids and bonked at 4am. And again at 8am.

By now I really thought I was finished!

But Ms J again pops up and asks can I give her a "slot". This time I refused, I realy was tired.

However rejuventated after breakfast decided that Ms R, the first one should also be the last. Agreed to meet in a mall and I saw her standing there looking very nice in her new shorts an high heels. She was also surrounded by 3-4 Filipino boys, maybe 20 years old, all trying to tell her jokes and probably to get her phone number too.

I casually walked up to her, patted her ass, gave her a long kiss, and smiled at the boys and said " she likes men, not boys.come back in a few years". LOL. The boys faces went from happy to sad in a moment of nano seconds.

After all my exterions I actually didn't think I could perform. But managed to do her front and back!

Then to the airport and was asleep before wheels were even up. Not unexpectedly.

And so another weekend of total exceess is stored in the memory banks.

Does anyone have an update on the night life of Manila Bay Cafe formerly known as LA Cafe? Any scams? I am not sure if the police traps are still in place for extortion towards foreigners.

La Cafe ist now Manila Bay Cafe.

You can see it on the picture.

[QUOTE=FreebieFan]Wheels down in Manila last Wednesday afternoon.

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And so another weekend of total exceess is stored in the memory banks.[/QUOTE]

As I said when we met FF, you are a MACHINE.
Manta Ray and I met up with FF. He was a few minutes late at 7pm rushing from one of his dates, and after meeting us he dropped the news that he had "only" 2.5 hours with us because another one (Ms B) was lined up waiting for him at 10pm.

To use an Aussie line - "I'm buggared if I know how you do it".

Great meeting you mate. You are definitely one of the better Pommies around, and I look forward to catching up again next trip (in between bonks of course)

[QUOTE=Sammon]Do you pay her LA Cafe prices! LOL[/QUOTE]No, freebee

[QUOTE=Econo Tech]But this really takes the cake, after the folly of placing a national flag on the coffin of the hostage taker (and many others)!

Wah, life in Philippines is never a dull day.

The Philippines has become the latest target of international reproof and ridicule.

The whole world watched the incident, which was a concoction of many different genres of drama, unfolding on the TV.

It began with a sitcom:\[/quote]To econo tech

Hey buddy look at the bright side if this country is not so screw up, we cannot find cheap labor low cost call center girl that work for peanut or get cheap p4p to give us the GFE all night for nothing.

Fast Eddie 48

LA aka MBC Prices are between 1200-1500 PHP LT.

People who pay more are stupid!

[QUOTE=Msfun]La Cafe ist now Manila Bay Cafe.

You can see it on the picture.[/QUOTE]They even kept the logo. Let's see how long it lasts, since Lim vowed to make sure it does not re-open under a new name. Let's just hope his new job as Tourism Secretary (haha) keeps him too busy to bother with it. Anyway after the bus fiasco they may be starving for tourists now.

[QUOTE=Denom]They even kept the logo. Let's see how long it lasts, since Lim vowed to make sure it does not re-open under a new name. Let's just hope his new job as Tourism Secretary (haha) keeps him too busy to bother with it. Anyway after the bus fiasco they may be starving for tourists now.[/QUOTE]I think that Alfredo Lim has some splainig to do...he was in charge of the hostage negotiations.

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