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[QUOTE=JpSlicky;1646789]I read through the postings but unable to figure out what exactly he was said to have done to be in prison.[/QUOTE]He didn't do anything other mongers don't do. He fucked girls half his age, blogged the sordid deed complete with photos and posted it online for the world to see like most mongers. He simply was too visible about it in his local community and angered one of the girls he fornicated with which is easy to do. Monger at your own risk.
[QUOTE=Member#4221;1646803]He didn't do anything other mongers don't do. He fucked girls half his age, blogged the sordid deed complete with photos and posted it online for the world to see like most mongers. He simply was too visible about it in his local community and angered one of the girls he fornicated with which is easy to do. Monger at your own risk.[/QUOTE][URL]http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/392839/nbi-agents-nab-aussie-rescue-15-women-girls[/URL]
For those who don't know.
Member 4221.
Your posting history suggests you are not keen on the country as you appear angry at times and like to give the bad news. 14 FRs one redacted and mostly saying stuff as the last FR.
Yes we all monger at our own risk and some have a different view of risk than others.
He was very visible on various boards and attracted attention which some advised not to do but each to his own.
[QUOTE=Member#4221;1646801]Snitch on foreigners win 2000 pesos.
Manila, Philippines Anchored on the "Bad Guys Out, Good Guys In" program of Bureau of Immigration (BI) Commissioner Siegfred B. Mison, the BI launched a Reward and Incentive Program granting monetary reward to any person who shall report to the BI any overstaying foreign national that will result to apprehension.
Under Immigration Memorandum Circular No. SBM-2014-017 signed on October 27,2014, "Sa Immigration Magsumbong" aims to identify all temporary visitors or tourists who have stayed in the country beyond their authorized stay or commonly known as "overstaying aliens".
[URL]http://www.immigration.gov.ph/index.php/news/press-release/95-november-2014-press-releases/695-bi-launches-sa-immigration-magsumbong-reward-and-incentive-program[/URL][/QUOTE]EASILY the dumbest country in the world. Why would you possibly kick out Foreigners? A Foreign person adds to the GDP every day spending money, buying goods, renting hotel rooms fucking girls for money.
The Fils is a sad sad place because of the fucktards in government, the people there simply do not have a chance to get ahead.
Easily the stupidest place in the world.
PP.
[QUOTE=Pinaypounder;1646948]EASILY the dumbest country in the world. Why would you possibly kick out Foreigners? A Foreign person adds to the GDP every day spending money, buying goods, renting hotel rooms fucking girls for money.
The Fils is a sad sad place because of the fucktards in government, the people there simply do not have a chance to get ahead.
Easily the stupidest place in the world.
PP.[/QUOTE]Seems to me the over stayers are guys without the funds to pay for their visa extension, which is remarkably easy to obtain and affordable. One can stay here up to 3 years without departing the country provided one follows the rules. And the rules are pretty liberal; I goofed on a renewal coming a day late to Immigration, and it was just a minor fine. Do that in other places and you'll be harshly fined and/or deported. Guys who can't or won't do so either don't have the funds or they are on the run from law enforcement or they are just knuckleheads. The Philippines already has enough of those types with its own citizens. Why add a bunch of ne'er-do-well foreigners to the mix?
[QUOTE=Pinaypounder;1646948]EASILY the dumbest country in the world. Why would you possibly kick out Foreigners? A Foreign person adds to the GDP every day spending money, buying goods, renting hotel rooms fucking girls for money.
The Fils is a sad sad place because of the fucktards in government, the people there simply do not have a chance to get ahead.
Easily the stupidest place in the world.
PP.[/QUOTE]I cannot think of a single country in the world that does not wish [I]"to identify all temporary visitors or tourists who have stayed in the country beyond their authorized stay or commonly known as 'overstaying aliens'"[/I], and then take appropriate action, whether it be deportation, granting asylum or offering citizenship etc.
So how does this policy and consequent implementation contribute to your claim that PI is [B]"EASILY the dumbest country in the world"[/B]?
Obviously, it is not relevant to your claim, and irrespective of whether or not your claim may have some validity (on other grounds).
Ikks.
[QUOTE=Hutsori;1647010]Seems to me the over stayers are guys without the funds to pay for their visa extension, which is remarkably easy to obtain and affordable. One can stay here up to 3 years without departing the country provided one follows the rules. And the rules are pretty liberal; I goofed on a renewal coming a day late to Immigration, and it was just a minor fine. Do that in other places and you'll be harshly fined and/or deported. Guys who can't or won't do so either don't have the funds or they are on the run from law enforcement or they are just knuckleheads. The Philippines already has enough of those types with its own citizens. Why add a bunch of ne'er-do-well foreigners to the mix?[/QUOTE]In Saudi Arabia a colleague who visited the office for 3 days messed up by 1 day and spend 24 hours in jail at the airport, not a happy bunny the next day so a small fine is a good result.
(This topic has been moved to the General Info thread on the Philippines board now).
[QUOTE=WickedRoger;1647091]In Saudi Arabia a colleague who visited the office for 3 days messed up by 1 day and spend 24 hours in jail at the airport, not a happy bunny the next day so a small fine is a good result.
(This topic has been moved to the General Info thread on the Philippines board now).[/QUOTE]Do you recall the amount, WR? I understand that we can stay up to 30 days, right?
[QUOTE=DCups;1647342]Do you recall the amount, WR? I understand that we can stay up to 30 days, right?[/QUOTE]Deepening on the sponsor in Saudi, you normally get a 180 day multiple exit re entry visa but keep the stays to 30 day each time is advisable.
Stayed in a great place right by the mall and next to a girl club. Went to Mango and it was ok. Picked up a little spinner and had a good time for the night. She was worth the 1500. There is some real cuties on Mango but picking one you must approach. So you have to be a bit outgoing but not a problem.
Ate at the mall and the food choices are good. Two nights and I am back to Makati. Next trip I will move around a bit more. But basically Mango street is the spot to get a FL. Pretty good assortment.
[QUOTE=OneIpole;1649090]...So you have to be a bit outgoing but not a problem.[/QUOTE]Nice Freudian Lapsus and very outspoken interests!
[QUOTE=SergeantRay;1654310]A couple of years back I said good-bye to a friend who was going back to Australia. I saw him later that day and asked what happened. I thought he had a flight out.
He had decided to take a jeepney to the pier. Just as he was getting out, with all his money in his pocket, several packages, bags, his pocket was picked. He didn't realize he'd been robbed until the jeepney was gone. He had to borrow money just to get back to the hotel.
I take the jeepney when it's not too packed, during the day, and when I don't have valuables on me. I make certain my money is in multiple secure (zipped) pockets.[/QUOTE]This can happen anywhere Sarge, and not just jeepneys.
The pickpocketers watch for anyone with hands full as they are easy shots, just like your example with the bags and packages.
My neighbor had her gold earrings removed FROM HER EARS just after she had stepped down from a provincial bus just a few weeks ago at the Victory terminal in Cubao.
She had a large bag in one hand and was holding her 3 year old grandaughter's hand in the other.
He was very skilled and bold. He stepped straight in front of her, used both hands to deftly remove the clips and was gone in less than 5 seconds. Nobody saw anything, and she was too shocked and dumbfounded because it was so fast.
He had targeted her as soon as she stepped off the bus and he also recognised real gold earrings too.
Needless to say, she now always wears costume jewellery when she is in public areas like a bus terminal.
Don't ever underestimate the skills of these people; they are professionals and I am sure they practice their craft at home to get it so slick.
Yes, it was on the news last week that a couple of guys were arrested for doing arm robberies on jeepneys in Cebu. They were arrested was more interesting than anything!, they were specifically after gold (wedding) rings. I think a lot of that goes on but everything is relative, how many people use jeepney's every day in Cebu and how many have trouble!
Of course you have to go on jeepney be very aware, I only take with me small amount of cash and no valuables what-so-ever, that is normal practice for me. If I have valuables, passport, luggage etc, of course it's always taxi.
I have visited most of the landmarks, Ayala mall, SM City, gone to San Pedro Fort, Basilica, the Cross and all that sight-seeing stuff. First I got off the plane and on the taxi to the hotel, I thought, this is PP, Cambodia. But now I think this place is somewhere between Cambodia and Thailand. Cebu has some really nice malls and places but then you walk on the street and it's terrible, that canal with all the rubbish and sewage and smell is really bad. Shame on the mayor not to do anything about it.
As for P4 P been to Mango Square and J ave and all the other local discos in there. I must say they are a lot of available FL girls around (and ladyboys- if you are into that), usually can get them for around 1500 p or more depending how long you want them for (if you stay longer and get to know them you can negotiate 1000 p easily). For better looking, younger girls go inside J ave after midnight. Some of them hold out for young Koreans, so don't give older guys the time of the day, but they are plenty more that do.
Ayala mall have a few FL, but really not worth it. Generally speaking here I feel most girls (actually most of the population) are still fascinated by foreigners (and their money of course), they give a welcoming look and open to approach and want to engage. I compare that to Thailand big touristy places and towns, where normal Thais just look away from farangs, almost fed up with us. Seen too many and can't be bothered, unless of course they are there to rip you off. I had the same feeling in Cambodia like here. I have not directly approached girls just walking in the street or malls or shop girls etc. , but I get the feeling they will respond if I do. The thing is I know they are mostly looking for some kind of a relationship and I just can't be bothered with that and all the game and drama right now. I am happy to just pick a WG and enjoy it.
Funny a lot of FL claiming that it is their first time in Mango Square or even J ave, I think this works well with some guys so they pretend to be new, fresh, naive and innocent and all that, but it takes me two minutes to spot a pro that is doing it for a long time, the tattoo, tell-tail of smoking, clothes, checking mobile every second, the way they speak and behave and know all the other girls. I guess some guys buy it and that's why they pretend, fun game though. They also come on to you in twos and want drink and action for two (or food / taxi money), I fell into that once, better to just separate the one you want right away and send the other pest away. Unless you are after happy hour (done it once but not worth it. In fact I can never recall a happy hour over the years that would really repeat!
I also went to Colon one night (around midnight I think on Sat), a few hole in the wall small bars, but I just looked in and turned away, the guys outside saying nice girls inside but I couldn't see any. "Old Place" bar closes at 11 pm so there was only Mr J which had a live band / karaoke upstairs (not bad), I stayed for a couple of beers and watched, actually couple of not bad looking girls singing that night (has small disco below. Usual young PP affair). I didn't see any WG in the street and headed back. By amazing jeepneys, run all night on same price 8 p!? This is not a place for the faint hearted, dark streets and lot's of beggars, walk / explore at your own risk. Not worth it from what I saw.
Also went to Red Lips bar, I'm not so much into girlie bars but went to see what is like. It was mid-week and very quite, about 15 or so girls, most of them doable, some real hotties. Only one girl at the time goes on stage, kind of, well, tries to dance, I think this is a bit boring, they should at least put 2 or 3 so they can entertain and at least dance with each other a bit. Anyway, as I am usually slow in picking a couple of old and one fairly large one came around and sat and chat before long, after a few minutes wanted lady drinks of course. 180 p for each, pricey, but my beer was 75 p! Now that is cheap, the beer in most bars and even discos are really cheap as well, I am amazed. They told me the barfine is 4 k, but I have a feeling it can be negotiated, but I was just there for a couple of beers and left. Just outside there is a normal bar with live-band and great Pizza, Cubana I think it is called, that was worth it.
Had a quick look inside El Gecko, small place full with people and a lot of smoke, live-band, pool table, nice atmosphere I guess but generally it is too small for all of that happening all together.
So far no luck from Badoo, waste of time, a couple of them said will hook up, even set the date but didn't turn up or cancelled (I suspected, so didn't go and waste my time until confirmed), another one already after scam, going on about dead granny and needing help etc ! I won't hold my breath and can't be bothered registering with DIA, probably the same stuff there. So far I have not gone without so see what happens.
By the way, what happened to Ruby, I didn't see her in Cebu city, she didn't turn up here at all. LOL!
(As always, this forum removes and mess up all punctuations.).
"My neighbor had her gold earrings removed FROM HER EARS just after she had stepped down from a provincial bus just a few weeks ago at the Victory terminal in Cubao.
She had a large bag in one hand and was holding her 3 year old granddaughter's hand in the other.
He was very skilled and bold. He stepped straight in front of her, used both hands to deftly remove the clips and was gone in less than 5 seconds. Nobody saw anything, and she was too shocked and dumbfounded because it was so fast. ".
Red Kilt,
The same Australian friend and I witnessed a guy steal a woman's earrings FROM HER EARS while we were at Gaisano Metro. He plucked her earrings off her ears and dashed across the street just as the light was changing. But the time we realized what was going on, we couldn't get across traffic, and he was gone.
Another Australian friend had a girlfriend whose gold necklace was stolen in an instant just feet away from him.
So I don't wear valuables in Colon.
[QUOTE=SergeantRay;1657871]So I don't wear valuables in Colon.[/QUOTE]Unless you really have to I would avoid the place. I know some like the added edge but I ant see why IMHO as why expose yourself to thieves. As a westerner you would stand out and is like having a lashing neon sign on your head LOL.
[QUOTE=WickedRoger;1657952]is like having a LASHING neon sign on your head LOL.[/QUOTE]WR relates everything to his favorite activity.