Davao

[QUOTE=Dragon Slayer]Guys,

I am in Davao. Meet GoodEnough later for dinner. Saw my gorgeous Jobeth this afternoon. She is still one of the best fucks I have ever had. I was with Rose, 22, last night and this morning.

Dragon Slayer[/QUOTE]Its Great to see You Back D.S, Im looking forward to your stories from Davao

Am sure this made the news Davao. Need to pick your partners very carefully. Sad end and what happens to the kid?

UAE based.

[url]http://news.ph.msn.com/regional/article.aspx?cp-documentid=1774314[/url]

[QUOTE=Wicked Roger]Am sure this made the news Davao. Need to pick your partners very carefully. Sad end and what happens to the kid?

UAE based.

[url]http://news.ph.msn.com/regional/article.aspx?cp-documentid=1774314[/url][/QUOTE]My wife actually knew this guy reasonably well as he used to go out with her sister. She said he was quite a good guy and pretty successful. He used to drink frequently at Red Knight Garden here, since his house was close. I think this just proves again how careful we all have to be all of the time. According to the Inquirer story, his ex girl friend paid some asshole Php35,000 to kill him, and he enlisted some friends who tied the guy up and beat him to death with steel pipes.

GE

Hi DS,

Visiting Cebu next week. most probably staying at Crown Regency Guadalupe. any recommendations on meeting up with girls. is the MP at the hotel basement OK for pick up. other advice will be appreciated. Pro or semi pro most welcome

Guys,

I was in Cebu when I heard the story of the guy who was beaten to death by his former girlfriend's boyfriend. I keep saying that ALL these ladies have filipino boyfriends. No one listens. Always be prepared. Staying in hotels with security helps. Constantly being on the alert helps and NEVER be alone in sleazy sections of Davao or any Phil city. Do NOT become acquainted with filipino men EVER (save upper class filipino/chinese assuming you can move in their circles).

How did the gf get P35,000? Price in Phils to have someone killed by filipino thugs is P10,000. Please note that women in the Phils are poor and poverty leads to desperate acts to survive.

I am back now. Great Trip and met a new lady, age 20, in Davao City.

Dragon Slayer

With regard to the foreigner who was killed in Davao, I have heard a number of these stories. The following stories were reported in Cebu newspapers and happened this summer.

One Brit was shot on the highway in Minglanilla, Cebu. Although the first story was that he was robbed and shot when he resisted handing over his wallet, eventually it was discovered that his wife lied.

Before his murder, the Brit had been at home when there was a knock at the door. Some guys were there because he was behind on his motorcycle payments.

"What motorcycle? " he asked.

It turns out his wife had bought a motorcycle for her boyfriend in another city. When the Brit had the motorcycle repossessed, the boyfriend retaliated by openly shooting him.

I agree with DS.-don't kid yourself about a Filipino boyfriend in the background.

Don't drink with Filipinos, especially anyone you don't know or in any out of the way place.

One Swede was murdered in Cebu this summer, together with his wife and two pre-school children. The home out in the province was robbed and then torched. I've thought it through, and I am a firm believer in the increased security afforded by a hotel. If you buy a house, you should consider a security guard as a necessary expense, not a luxury or an option. Even then, a guard can be bought off or tip off others as to what you have, where it is, and what your routine is.

I train in the martial arts. I don't get too drunk. I don't ever antagonize Filipinos.

And I live a low profile. This summer a Swede was hanging out drinking and paid his bar tab after pulling out a massive wad of pesos. If this guy had been murdered, the papers would have very accurately said that he was fun-loving, generous, and didn't have an enemy in the world. I insisted on walking him back to his house.

I don't think he realized how dangerous it is to get drunk and then pull out a huge bundle of cash in full view of the street. Sure, you could do that every night for years and have no problem, but you're tempting fate. All it takes is that one time that someone ruthless passes by, or word gets out about this rich foreigner who hangs out every night at Bar X, always has a huge wad of cash, and walks home on Rizal Street.

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The Swede and his family in Cebu had some sort of lending business I heard? Seems like a bad idea to have any relation to anyone in Phils that make you worth more dead than alive. So trying to make cash by lending money to them must be a candidate for top ten stupidity/death wish.

Guys,

I left Davao November 1. I return shortly, making this my fastest turn around ever. I literally forced myself to beat the jetlag in three days so I can work effectively. I am using my ticket from when I became ill last April to return before it expires. Work is much slower now than before my last trip.

A few observations from my past couple weeks here:

Bring any V or C you need with you. Purchasing viagra in Davao City is both expensive and difficult. I detailed my experience in another Board here. This is no place to purchase it and evereyone I know here claimed to have none to sell me. I find this difficult to believe but I will plan ahead in the future.

I stopped by Hot Legs 3 one THursday night. I was the only non-filipino there. I arrived at 10PM for the shower show which was just finishing when I left 45 minutes later. Two different girls took turns at the shower. Both removed their tops and pulled down their panties but neither removed their clothes completely, getting nude like in past visits here. Still beer is only P50 with a Show so this is a genuine bargain.

I went by Rizal Promenade the same Thursday night that I was at Hot Legs 3. It showed a lot of promise, especially with the following day being payday in Davao City. The outdoor tables at the Restaurant across the street were all full. I had Marjorie waiting for me in the lobby of MP so I did not stay. I got back and we had a late dinner in the room with a bottle of Taittinger Champagne which was nice.

The Marco Polo now has a beautiful Bar and a nice, casual Cafe out by the pool on the 4th Floor. It is open until 11PM and the lighting makes this a great place to hangout in the evening. GE sat here when he needed to smoke during our lovely, five course dinner in the 4th Floor elegant Plaza Bistro Restaurant. He made a bunch of friends and said it was really nice.

There are now seven different places to dine in the Marco Polo, eight if you include the 24 hr room service which is brought in on a white linen table with flowers and candle for a romantic, in room dinner. You do not have to stay there to dine at six of the seven Restaurants and in the 4th floor plaza bistro just pass on the wine and dinner is very reasonable; about one half what it would cost for comparable in my City and one third what it would cost in Hong Kong.

Ground Zero, remember this place? GE and I made it famous back in 2004 when we hungout here almost nightly. This still is good and it has added more tables and an outdoor grill. Plenty of women were sitting here when I stopped by the same Thursday evening as I hit Hot Legs 3 and Rizal Promenade. This is a very reasonable place to eat/drink while listening to music of loud speakers. Plenty of women to meet. I still think that 5PM during the week is the best time to be here for quality ladies getting off work. The only reason I no longer hangout here is I do not need it. As mentioned, MP has many places to eat, listen to music and chat with ladies (albeit wealthy ones). I might try it again one evening soon just for nostalgic reasons.

There is still no place to buy Champagne in Davao City. Swiss Deli carries a few bottles of Moet Chandon White Star, Taittinger and Dom Perignon but the cost is outrageously high. Buy your Champagne at Costco or Cost Plus. December is when Champagne goes on sale and you can get great bargains.

I return shortly. The Kid is here now, staying at Red Knight Garden. I have not heard from him since I left Manila but he spent a day/night at my Home on Leyte and spoke with my daughter and her mother after arriving in Davao. He is with the *itch, Rose which explains why I did not hear from him.

Dragon Slayer

Guys,

The old monkey,whatever the fuck he calls himself complained about my writings on The Kid and Sir Brad. He can blow himself. Dozens of guys told both GoodEnough and myself that they find all this very entertaining. So do I.

Two weeks ago GE got another e-mail from Brad's mother living in some small town in Texas. She is once again very concerned (worrieid shitless is more like it) about young Brad (age 42). It appears he has been back in Davao City a couple months but is depressed and having a lousy time. He chose not to stay at Red Knights Garden (GE grew tired of babying him and did not handle his reservation like before). Instead he is in some putrid dump mentioned on the old Davao Board (some guys really do not care where they stay) which I nnever heard of before. GoodEnough says I would not go near the place nor would he. But Brad is there on advice from whomever.

Brad is depressed, has no friends and not at all happy. Moma Brad, one of GE's closest friends, asked him to visit Bard, again "take him under his wing" and look after the "boy". Brad is NOT getting laid for certain. All of this is very sad. Personally, I had run out of material to post on ol Brad and was elated that GE was once more back in the role of "Brad Big Brother".

Sadly, it was not to be. GoodEnough had enough. He replied that Brad, in his forties, was a grown man and should be looking after himself. He never heard from Moma again.

Guys, I am as disheartened about this as you are. Brad was good for one thing if nothing else, entertainment. Who else is going to get into the unusual situations in which Sir Brad regularly found himself while in Davao City last year? Situations from which GE had to regularly extricate "young" Brad. Yes indeed, this is a sad day for Davao City.

Dragon Slayer

guys:

there are a couple of posts on the "old" davao board citing the difficulty of finding p4p in davao. i suggested there that they look here since most of the information has been covered at various points by various people, including the last post of ds. however, in the interest of collegiality, i've decided to do a quick summary here, for which i express my apologies beforehand since most long-time readers of this forum will already know this stuff:

1. the hot legs bars, of which there are three. hot legs 1 is directly across the street from the royal mandaya hotel. hot legs 2 is on san pedro st. , on the same side as city hall and about half a clic from the city hall. hot legs 3 is just off rizal st. if you're at habana compound, turn right, walk up rizal and take your first right and walk down a couple of hundred meters. all of these feature shower shows, vips rooms, and, depending on the current state of moral outrage in the city, full or partial nudity.

2. roman plaza on cabaggio st. , has a p4p bar with show, a karaoke, a massage parlor and a short-time hotel. it's been around for years and years.

3. clappers, also just off rizal st. has also been around for years, but i've never been inside and don't know much about it.

4. there are at least a dozen other clubs rep001ter between the marco polo area and rizal st. and any taxi driver will know all of them. it's been a long time since i've done this scene so i cannot comment on their overall qualtiy.

5. there are lots of "casas" all over davao and again, any taxi driver can take you to all of them. when i did this last, about five years ago, i found some outstanding quality, though i did have to search a bit for someone meeting my specs.

6. camus st. , site of the famous ground zero has street walkers every evening and they cover the street from ground zero down to the bus terminal about four blocks away.

7. there are lots of newer places, such as aquarium (think that's the name), further north on lanang rd. past damosa gate and these are supposed to be pricy by excellent according to my friends who go there.

i know this barely scratches the surface, but i've been away from this scene for a while, and i'm going from memory and from what i've been told by friends who still frequent the places. again, davao is probably not the place to come if the p4p thing is your primary interest. you would be better served in manila, cebu and the queen city of p4p, angeles. nevertheless, there's enough in davao to ensure that you need never be alone.

ge

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[QUOTE=GoodEnough]Guys:

I know this barely scratches the surface[/QUOTE]GE, this covers it pretty well in my opinion. Add Bank street, San Pedro street, Rizal 183+188, Autoshop (second place on the left), Station 91 and Bungoyan beach, and you have nailed down the major p4p schenes in Davao. Sure you find the odd working girl every here and there, but if your on the hunt for professional p4p I am convinced it is a waste of energy not to start with this list.

If you still don't score and still want to take the wide path of professionals (that actually boils down to being the narrower path in Davao) - talk to the maintenance guys in green jackets at the ST hotel on the back of Plaza Roman. They can hook you up with pros and semi pros for 500-1000 peso (including the girl).

/Barba - hoping in vain for some help in other threads

Thanks Barba for adding the additional information. I guess if you combine my list and yours, it's a fairly complete guide to the P4P scene here. Of course as you, DS and I have repeated ad nauseum herein, I'm not sure why even the casual tourist would bother with the P4P scene since the amateur leagues are so ripe with so much available talent.

I was struck again by this last night. My lady and I met friends at Spirale in Damosa Gate, and again, at 7:30 in the evening, the enormous parking lot was crowded. There were people everywhere, eating at the restaurants across the road, at the restaurants in Damosa Gate, at the coffee shop next to Spirale, at the eateries across from Spirale, and literally all over the place. It was, as some would say, a "target rich" environment, and the only problem a horny unaccompanied male would have had would have been where to strike first. Granted, such an environment takes a little time and work to penetrate so to speak, and granted you have to communicate with more than grunts and "how much? " questions, but it's not difficult to do.

We dropped a friend of ours back at the Marco Polo where he's staying, and on the way back happened past Blue Posts, (I think there are two or three of them), a pool hall/restaurant/hangout kind of place that no one ever writes about. It looked jammed, as it always does on a Saturday night and again, it looked like scoring there would have been more a question of "which one? "

Recently, other friends of mine have had enormous success in the little bars on Torres St. , a little down the street and on the other side from Krua Thai and Bo's coffee shop. There are lots of bars there with outdoor tables and chairs, and some with live music, and my friends swear by them. These are not populated with hookers, but by students, young women (and I guess men) with actual jobs and couples. There are loads of singles however, and again, it looks like a promising scene. I have a good friend here who met his current girlfriend, a young teacher, at one of these places.

Succinctly, there are dozens of venues around Davao for meeting non-pro women. It takes a little charm. A little game. A little time. But not too much of any of the aforementioned.

GE

[QUOTE=Dragon Slayer]Guys,

The old monkey,whatever the fuck he calls himself complained about my writings on The Kid and Sir Brad. He can blow himself. Dozens of guys told both GoodEnough and myself that they find all this very entertaining. So do I.

Dragon Slayer[/QUOTE]Don't know who DS could be referring to. I for one find the DS forum very entertaining and have said so on previous occasions. Sometimes though DS opinions get in the way of the facts! But generally though, per the P4P debate below, there is good information here, as it is on the main official Davao forum.

KongKing

I haven't been to the DS boards for a while, but glad to see you guys are keeping things interesting. I was planning to visit some new PI locations in December, but after reading this I may have to swing by Davao yet again.

I made it to the Torres St bars only once toward the end of my last trip. I was tried so didn't stay long, but it definitely looked like an interesting hunting ground.

X Man

[QUOTE=GoodEnough]Thanks Barba for adding the additional information. I guess if you combine my list and yours, it's a fairly complete guide to the P4P scene here. Of course as you, DS and I have repeated ad nauseum herein, I'm not sure why even the casual tourist would bother with the P4P scene since the amateur leagues are so ripe with so much available talent.

I was struck again by this last night. My lady and I met friends at Spirale in Damosa Gate, and again, at 7:30 in the evening, the enormous parking lot was crowded. There were people everywhere, eating at the restaurants across the road, at the restaurants in Damosa Gate, at the coffee shop next to Spirale, at the eateries across from Spirale, and literally all over the place. It was, as some would say, a "target rich" environment, and the only problem a horny unaccompanied male would have had would have been where to strike first. Granted, such an environment takes a little time and work to penetrate so to speak, and granted you have to communicate with more than grunts and "how much? " questions, but it's not difficult to do.

We dropped a friend of ours back at the Marco Polo where he's staying, and on the way back happened past Blue Posts, (I think there are two or three of them), a pool hall/restaurant/hangout kind of place that no one ever writes about. It looked jammed, as it always does on a Saturday night and again, it looked like scoring there would have been more a question of "which one? "

Recently, other friends of mine have had enormous success in the little bars on Torres St. , a little down the street and on the other side from Krua Thai and Bo's coffee shop. There are lots of bars there with outdoor tables and chairs, and some with live music, and my friends swear by them. These are not populated with hookers, but by students, young women (and I guess men) with actual jobs and couples. There are loads of singles however, and again, it looks like a promising scene. I have a good friend here who met his current girlfriend, a young teacher, at one of these places.

Succinctly, there are dozens of venues around Davao for meeting non-pro women. It takes a little charm. A little game. A little time. But not too much of any of the aforementioned.

GE[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=UrbanWildlife]I will be in Davao Slayer in a couple of weeks [mid-November]. I look forward to meeting you and seeing what type of person you are when you are not in front of a computer screen. As I stated previously, my good friend Cebu Local would like for me to treat you and good enough to a dinner at a restaurant of your choice since you feel he owes you. What do you think big guy?. I have met many in my travels to Mexico and Colombia, and everyone who has been in my company will tell you how much fun they had. You can find this information by going back through my previous posts. Let's see if you can talk the talk when I am standing next to you. I am a gambler so my bet will be you can't. :)[/QUOTE]Well that was an anticlimax. End of November and still no PI reports from you.