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[QUOTE=WickedRoger;2475606]I read that GCQ is back for Cebu, Talisay, Lapu Lapu, Mandaue and other places. If pinoys were not so 'had headed' (to quote a few pinay friends etc) the situation could be better. But sadly some seem to want to fiesta etc. Hopefully you can get more fun afternoons but those with blue balls waiting had better be checking the refund policy of already purchased tickets![/QUOTE]Not only in Cebu but all of Philippines barangay fiestas and street parties are the way of life. To forget their problems, comraderie within their area, getting young people to meet and enjoy each other creates a sense of support.

Foreigner interactions are available to only few girls who are internet savvy and those who have friends being associated with foreigners. Support for sex is limited because many girls are either afraid of foreigners and also they loose face with their friends and relatives. So most of the province girls would gladly come to your room for sex but not to be seen outside together.

Talking about covid, it is a easily transmissible disease and it is next to impossible for barangay people to isolate themselves. Most if not all depend on each other for daily survival.

Another delightful session this afternoon with the same two willing and eager 18 year old girls as last Thursday, in the same s / t hotel.

I went past Marshalls Irish Pub on Mango (General Maxilom Ave) in Cebu City this afternoon at about 3. 30 pm, and was surprised to see it open. As far as I was aware, all pubs were still closed. I spoke with one of the staff who told me that they re-opened about 2 weeks ago, but because of the overnight curfew (which is either 8 pm or 10 pm, depending on who you ask), they now close every night at 8 pm. They only had one customer and tried to entice me in, but I rarely drink in the afternoon so declined. If I go out for a beer I won't go out until at least 10 pm, I was a regular customer at Marshalls before the lockdown but won't be going back there for a visit whilst they are only open till 8 pm! I'm not sure if any of the other pubs are open yet, but if they are I suspect they will also close early.

In Cebu City face-masks are compulsory when out in public, many people wear face-shields but they are not compulsory. I was in SM Seaside Mall last Monday and face-shields are now compulsory inside the Mall and the guards will not let you in unless you are wearing one. But I did notice quite a few people inside the Mall who weren't wearing them, though they were wearing face-masks as was everyone else.

According to a news report I read today face-shields will be compulsory in public places in Santander town, southern Cebu, starting September 1.

[URL]https://cebudailynews.inquirer.net/336545/santander-issues-eo-mandating-face-shields-by-sept-1[/URL]

Met one of my regulars this afternoon when she came to my condo in Cebu City to help me with some sexercise, earning herself P1. 2 k for her efforts. Like many others she has been hiding under her bed for the last 5 months frightened to go outside because of the virus, but today she ventured out and joined the hundreds of thousands of other Cebuanos who are out and about every day bringing some life back to the city which nearly died back in April and May when it was under ECQ, the most severe quarantine level.

Last time I saw her was back at the end of March when she came to my condo but security would not let her in the building because they had just started a strict 'no visitor' policy because of the quarantine restrictions. That policy has now thankfully been scrapped, and visitors can now come and go though they need to fill out a health declaration form and submit to a temp check at the lobby.

Quarantine restrictions were loosened 3 days ago when Cebu City was put under MGCQ level (the least restrictive) so things are looking up.

[QUOTE=Mdemde;2480864]Met one of my regulars this afternoon when she came to my condo in Cebu City to help me with some sexercise,

Last time I saw her was back at the end of March when she came to my condo but security would not let her in the building because they had just started a strict 'no visitor' policy because of the quarantine restrictions. That policy has now thankfully been scrapped, and visitors can now come and go though they need to fill out a health declaration form and submit to a temp check at the lobby.

Quarantine restrictions were loosened 3 days ago when Cebu City was put under MGCQ level (the least restrictive) so things are looking up.[/QUOTE]That's great, mate. We are sort of in the same boat, I m in cebu city since February.

For me I have a live in girl w me for almost 2 months now.

She does the housework and I cook for us, a shot almost daily. And once awhile I get another girl she will leave us alone and go out.
Had just arranged another girl to come 12pm today.

Indeed the few months from Apr when it was ECQ, condo were very strict disallowing visitors but I too managed to get a live in girl that time for 2 months.

Virus numbers are positively about 10 or so these few days for the city.

Let's hope the MGCQ continues indefinitely till vaccine is available. And our mongering activities goes on smoothly.

Cheers!

Anyone have any up to date information on how well domestic flights are going?

I have a regular in Manila who is willing to come to Cebu to be with me until this is over and she is concerned about getting stranded at the airport due to canceled flights.

My other option that we are considering is booking her a stateroom on the ferry from Manila to Cebu, at least that way she will not be exposed to too many people while in transit. (about 2 to 3 times the price of an air ticket but it will allow her addition baggage that will not be free on an airline.).

Here is Cebu Pacific's current itinerary [URL]https://www.cebupacificair.com/Pages/travel-with-peace-of-mind[/URL].

[QUOTE=KabulGuy;2487615]Anyone have any up to date information on how well domestic flights are going?

I have a regular in Manila who is willing to come to Cebu to be with me until this is over and she is concerned about getting stranded at the airport due to canceled flights.

My other option that we are considering is booking her a stateroom on the ferry from Manila to Cebu, at least that way she will not be exposed to too many people while in transit. (about 2 to 3 times the price of an air ticket but it will allow her addition baggage that will not be free on an airline.).[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=PedroMorales;2487645]Here is Cebu Pacific's current itinerary [URL]https://www.cebupacificair.com/Pages/travel-with-peace-of-mind[/URL].[/QUOTE]90% of those flights have not yet flown. They are regularly cancelled. I have a co-worker who wants to return to her home in Masbate since MAY Every flight she has had reserved has been cancelled prior to departure.

[QUOTE=RedKilt;2487945]90% of those flights have not yet flown. They are regularly cancelled. I have a co-worker who wants to return to her home in Masbate since MAY Every flight she has had reserved has been cancelled prior to departure.[/QUOTE]I would cross check it out with a local travel agent if I was living there. I am flying around Europe on a regular basis, having flights cancelled left and right. I don't go asking random guys in Arizona what the state of play is in Europe. I am in touch with a lot of hookers in the Philippines and the only information I want from them is current on the ground conditions. Though they have given me totally false information on visas, that is ok as I do not expect them to know anything about that and I would not trust them anyway as they are nickle and dime hookers.

I have been on planes with five (5) passengers here and I have been packed in with zero social distancing.

I would imagine, from 10,500 km away, that they would have to let folk return to their provinces simply to lower costs. But I don't know as I am not there.

The key question on the Philippines and this board for now is how close to life support is it. To get an appreciation of that, one must wade through dross.

Here in Europe, Dracula's daughters are beginning to reappear. I imagine a Weimar type recovery of unimaginable debauchery. As regards the Philippines, as the whole visa / airline / accommodation thing will change beyond recognition, I imagine a return to good old fashioned mores for many and cut price depravity for others.

It will be interesting to see if Cebu Pacific survives this. Maybe the Koreans will buy it to keep the vaginas of Angeles open.

[QUOTE=RedKilt;2487945]90% of those flights have not yet flown. They are regularly cancelled. I have a co-worker who wants to return to her home in Masbate since MAY Every flight she has had reserved has been cancelled prior to departure.[/QUOTE]Some countries are opening up. But the question is if you get dick do you want to go to their hospitals? Dominican Republic said they will bear the cost of treatment for tourists if they suffer from covid after getting there. I guess they want tourists to cone. Once again facility and treatment at hospitals may not be up to par which we are used to. If you are feeling the symptoms get the first flight out to your home country. Problem maybe if the airline see you sick may not allow to board.

I was looking at many airline websites and they indeed allow you to book. I doubt they will refund the money. Just credits. I got credit from Air Asia after waiting for eight months for the flights I booked for March 2019. Those are only round trip from Manila to Cebu costing around $85 dollars but all the same since they cancelled it they should refund to the credit card.

Although we miss our hobby very much I believe risk is not worth taking. Better to wait till this Pandemic is over.

[QUOTE=Sammon;2488075].....
Although we miss our hobby very much I believe risk is not worth taking. Better to wait till this Pandemic is over.[/QUOTE]I am in Cebu province now, I have a good place, off the beaten track, quiet and nicely appointed.

My goal is to get a live in source of pussy and hunker down until this is over.

If you look at this site [URL]https://www.gavi.org/covax-facility[/URL] you will see that the goal is 2 billion doses of vaccine by the end of 2021. That is only a third of the world population, so do not expect a vaccine fix before 2022, perhaps middle of the year. We may get a cure or treatment scheme that works but in the short term the mundane social distancing, wearing masks and hand washing is our best option.

[QUOTE=PedroMorales;2487950]

I would cross check it out with a local travel agent if I was living there.

I am flying around Europe on a regular basis, having flights cancelled left and right. I don't go asking random guys in Arizona what the state of play is in Europe.

I am in touch with a lot of hookers in the Philippines and the only information I want from them is current on the ground conditions.

I would imagine, from 10,500 km away, that they would have to let folk return to their provinces simply to lower costs. But I don't know as I am not there.[/QUOTE]Referencing your above points:

We (my company) has an outstanding travel agent who has booked me everywhere for the past 15 years. Even she cannot miraculously get seats on flights that are cancelled.

Take advice from guys like me who live in the middle of Manila and who rely on travel to work-sites for my business. It's almost impossible (currently) to plan to fly anywhere within PH or to anywhere in SE Asia from PH with any reliability.

Do NOT rely on ANYTHING your hooker informants say. They rely on Fakebook for their information or (worse) word of mouth (tsismis) from friends and acquaintances. They have no idea about any place that is more than 100 kms away.

You would imagine that, but it's not happening. Most COVID-19 is seen as being in Manila, and so the provinces are resisting having open travel from Manila since they have very low rates of infection. In my wife's (northern) province, she has not been home since March 11 because it's way too difficult.

I respect your opinion. It was others throwing out BS queries that prickled me.

European airlines are in turmoil and I cannot see most of them surviving. Long haul flights are the money makers and they are in the tank too. I have met a handful of Ossies and Americans who travelled from Oz / US and I am / was bonking a US cabin crew who has not been to Europe since March (she used to top up by offering services to me and others). It is hard to see light at the end of the tunnel here. All those European planes depreciating in hangars instead of earning their keep in the sky.

If Europe is like that, I can imagine what the Phils is like. Europe, ahem, sneezes.

We are on the same page, almost, on Pinay hookers. I would not trust their opinion on any travel as it is outside their orbit. I cited them to show their info is 100% wrong.

That said, surely the provincial buses are running to send folk back to their pueblos and thereby pass the buck. With the economy dead, how can folk afford rent, food etc?

Same page also as regards your travel agent. If they and others say it cannot be done, then 99.99999% it cannot be done.

As regards S-E-X, I suppose prices will only drop when desperation strikes. Here are cheap flights to Thailand [URL]https://www.holidaypirates.com/flights/flights-to-bangkok-thailand-in-2021-from-gbp-327-return_37116[/URL].

Note no mention of a visa which, this board reliably informs us, is much more of a headache.

If and when things pick up, the Philippines will be so far down the pecking order as to be irrelevant. Though it will have its own domesatic dynamic, that will not concern most of us who will give it a miss.

I tried to check old hotel Stalwarts on [URL]booking.com[/URL] all closed.

So Pinay ladies, sleep easy. And say Hello, to your trike drivers.

[QUOTE=RedKilt;2488208]Referencing your above points:

We (my company) has an outstanding travel agent who has booked me everywhere for the past 15 years. Even she cannot miraculously get seats on flights that are cancelled.

Take advice from guys like me who live in the middle of Manila and who rely on travel to work-sites for my business. It's almost impossible (currently) to plan to fly anywhere within PH or to anywhere in SE Asia from PH with any reliability.

Do NOT rely on ANYTHING your hooker informants say. They rely on Fakebook for their information or (worse) word of mouth (tsismis) from friends and acquaintances. They have no idea about any place that is more than 100 kms away.

You would imagine that, but it's not happening. Most COVID-19 is seen as being in Manila, and so the provinces are resisting having open travel from Manila since they have very low rates of infection. In my wife's (northern) province, she has not been home since March 11 because it's way too difficult.[/QUOTE]

20 year old, lives in Consolacion, I met her last month on pinalove then moved on to whatsapp. She came to see me in my room in Cebu City and was happy to let me give her a test drive, with a very satisfying CIP finish. She looked better in her pics than in real life, and as the pics show, has a little bit of belly fat. She was quite happy with 1 k, plus taxi money. Quite happy to pose for pics with her jeans on, but not without them!

2 of my regulars, we met up a couple of weeks ago for the first time since March (when lockdown was imposed), they had been hibernating indoors since the start of the lockdown, but have now come out of hibernation and were looking to earn some pocket money. I was happy to oblige (PHP1250 each).