Luke and BrDr seem to be on to something. Thanks for the tip.
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Luke and BrDr seem to be on to something. Thanks for the tip.
This is a very good site
[url]http://www.flightstats.com/go/FlightStatus/flightStatusByRoute.do[/url]
It tracks arrival, departure, terminals etc.
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I'm visiting Cebu in October and was looking for info on getting rid of my double chin. Has anyone hear had any type of procedure done in cebu? I have heard from chatting with girls that belo is the best but none of them know the cost. Hope I can get some useful info here thanks.
Hi guys can you please update me on weather I. E. Rainfall in month of December on long range forecasts on web are not very clear thanks
[QUOTE=Pagal Chacha;1330538]Hi guys can you please update me on weather I. E. Rainfall in month of December on long range forecasts on web are not very clear thanks[/QUOTE]This is the Philippines always hot and raininig
[QUOTE=BGolf74;1330468]I'm visiting Cebu in October and was looking for info on getting rid of my double chin. Has anyone hear had any type of procedure done in cebu? I have heard from chatting with girls that belo is the best but none of them know the cost. Hope I can get some useful info here thanks.[/QUOTE][url]Http://www.chonghua.com.ph/[/url] Is the only place I would recommend as for prices contact them, I think once you visit here you would not worry about cosmetic surgery as the girls will help your ego to feel 20 again and the Ed medication will make you fick like a 20 year old
[QUOTE=Frenzy3; 1330628][url]Http://www.chonghua.com.ph/[/url]
Is the only place I would recommend as for prices contact them, I think once you visit here you would not worry about cosmetic surgery as the girls will help your ego to feel 20 again and the Ed medication will make you fick like a 20 year old[/QUOTE]BG.
We are all Brad Pitt when we get here. So why bother unless you are chasing cuties back at home and feel it would help?
Also try Thailand as some very good places there. Chong Hua is the best place IMHO.
Belo will be expensive due to the name regardless of the procedure
[QUOTE=BGolf74;1330468]I'm visiting Cebu in October and was looking for info on getting rid of my double chin. Has anyone hear had any type of procedure done in cebu? I have heard from chatting with girls that belo is the best but none of them know the cost. Hope I can get some useful info here thanks.[/QUOTE]Belo is the best but I would suggest you look into their Manila offices. You pay premium only if Dr Belo does the surgery (I think its about 30% extra). You can send them an email with what you want done and they will respond back. For some procedures you may need to get the OK from a GP (can be done in phils or your own county but you need it in writing) and also you may need to get some blood tests done in advance so its best you get in touch with them.
[QUOTE=Pagal Chacha;1330538]Hi guys can you please update me on weather I. E. Rainfall in month of December on long range forecasts on web are not very clear thanks[/QUOTE]Isn't it typhoon (otherwise known as hurricanes) season?
December tends to be rainy, but a typhoon is quite rare in December.
[QUOTE=Pagal Chacha;1330538]Hi guys can you please update me on weather I. E. Rainfall in month of December on long range forecasts on web are not very clear thanks[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=X Man;1333492]December tends to be rainy, but a typhoon is quite rare in December.[/QUOTE]X Man is correct although I don't recall anything but intermittent rain in my experience.
Typhoons after mid-October are extremely rare. For Cebu there are very few instances of there ever being much impact from any typhoons.
Weather is much cooler and settled in December / January. It's a good time to visit.
Monsoon rains have virtually finished by then.
[QUOTE=Red Kilt; 1333494]X Man is correct although I don't recall anything but intermittent rain in my experience.
Typhoons after mid-October are extremely rare. For Cebu there are very few instances of there ever being much impact from any typhoons.
Weather is much cooler and settled in December / January. It's a good time to visit.
Monsoon rains have virtually finished by then.[/QUOTE]That was very constructive reply
[QUOTE=Red Kilt; 1333494]X Man is correct although I don't recall anything but intermittent rain in my experience.
Typhoons after mid-October are extremely rare. For Cebu there are very few instances of there ever being much impact from any typhoons.
Weather is much cooler and settled in December / January. It's a good time to visit.
Monsoon rains have virtually finished by then.[/QUOTE]The odd earthquale tremor of course. Or was that you with some cutie.
Last Decemeber and a lot of January (this year) it rained every day (sometimes very heavy). I know was there, but it is cooler and if you don't like really hot and sticky weather (as opposed to girls) then is a better time to visit
[QUOTE=Wicked Roger;1333580]Last Decemeber and a lot of January (this year) it rained every day (sometimes very heavy).[/QUOTE]I think that is part of the weather cycle aberrations WR.
I was there for 9 days in 2008 during Sinulog and it was very hot for the whole time with no rain.
We agree though that, in general, the whole Philippines is a bit cooler (meaning 20 to 25 degrees rather than 30 to 30 plus) during December / January.
Rainfall seems to be difficult to predict because the world systems are not behaving normally (which is why the weather predictions fluctuate so much).
Just carry a payong in case of rain.
[QUOTE=Red Kilt; 1333680]I think that is part of the weather cycle aberrations WR.
Rainfall seems to be difficult to predict because the world systems are not behaving normally (which is why the weather predictions fluctuate so much).
Just carry a payong in case of rain.[/QUOTE]Or maybe as I was there and I rarely see rain where I live. Or maybe it wanted to keep me indoors with the peach more.
But I find the weather lovely all year around whether it is wet or not and rain = chance to stay in the hotel and do our favourite hobby so we can't really complain.
Cooler RK? Defintely but for me that is the winter temperature I am used to LOL.
See you soon