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[QUOTE=Amavida;1200962]All colleges, especially those with lower academic standards.Look for the come on signals[/QUOTE]Roger that! I've had aunties grab me while I was shopping and tell me about their single relatives. And otoh, I've had a upper-class college girl get spitting mad at me for daring to flirt with her. Spanish blood I guess.

I am flying out to Manila tomorrow and staying in the Burgos district. Is there anyone on the ground over there who can tell me if there is any flooding in the area surrounding Burgos. Would be good to know because if so, then I can be forearmed and grab one of those SUV-style taxis with the higher wheelbase at the airport.

Cheers;

Raz.

PS: Sorry for the duplicate of the post that I put in the Makati section, but that thread has been dead for several days and Iam hoping for an answer before I fly tomorrow.

Hi Raz,

I've left Makati today in the morning towards AC, and I stayed also P. Burgos area, no problem at all. No rain today or at best some drops.

There wasn't much flooding after all. As far as I know, the typhoon did not hit Manila head-on.

Enjoy!

[QUOTE=RasSpewtin; 1201325]I am flying out to Manila tomorrow and staying in the Burgos district. Is there anyone on the ground over there who can tell me if there is any flooding in the area surrounding Burgos. Would be good to know because if so, then I can be forearmed and grab one of those SUV-style taxis with the higher wheelbase at the airport.

Cheers;

Raz.

PS: Sorry for the duplicate of the post that I put in the Makati section, but that thread has been dead for several days and Iam hoping for an answer before I fly tomorrow.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=RasSpewtin; 1201325]I am flying out to Manila tomorrow and staying in the Burgos district. Is there anyone on the ground over there who can tell me if there is any flooding in the area surrounding Burgos. Would be good to know because if so, then I can be forearmed and grab one of those SUV-style taxis with the higher wheelbase at the airport.

Cheers;

Raz.[/QUOTE]There are no worrries around where you will be staying Raz as it drains pretty well there and the typhoon Pedring has gone now.

But. You should know a new typhoon called Quriel is barrelling towards the PI and expected to hit on October 2.

[url]http://ph.news.yahoo.com/pedring-moves-away-but-new-storm-brewing.html[/url]

Don't plan on roaming around. Half an iron fence from a building site got blown around Ortigas streets at midday yesterday (Tuesday)

[QUOTE=Red Kilt; 1201428]There are no worrries around where you will be staying Raz as it drains pretty well there and the typhoon Pedring has gone now.

But. You should know a new typhoon called Quriel is barrelling towards the PI and expected to hit on October 2.

[url]http://ph.news.yahoo.com/pedring-moves-away-but-new-storm-brewing.html[/url]

Don't plan on roaming around. Half an iron fence from a building site got blown around Ortigas streets at midday yesterday (Tuesday) [/QUOTE]Ouch! I'm scheduled to depart Manila on Oct 3. How well do the airports function the day after a typhoon? I hope we don't get a direct hit.

Rumors have it that there are dorms filled with leprechauns with big tits, some say there are even several hobbits with big tits in secret dorms in Manila. Be sure to report back here if anyone finds them. There was one forum member who was going to Zamboanga to fuck one but he got a case of the chicken shits.

[QUOTE=Chocha Monger;1201512]Rumors have it that there are dorms filled with leprechauns with big tits, some say there are even several hobbits with big tits in secret dorms in Manila. Be sure to report back here if anyone finds them. There was one forum member who was going to Zamboanga to fuck one but he got a case of the chicken shits.[/QUOTE]I agree with your report, have seen the same myself, before. Those self same Dorms would suit a certain person on this Forum, before he runs into trouble of his own making. Keep up the good work Chocha.

[QUOTE=Jbiz979;1200056]I hear that their are college dorms that one can go to monger with college chicks looking for fun and some tuition help. Does any of you fine gentleman no of this and if so what colleges and areas?[/QUOTE]I think the guy who started this internet rumor is laughing every time a post like this appears. Do you think the dorms have waiting rooms for punter to see the line up of avalible girls? There are no guards with black books and photos of girls. I have gfs who go to school and know for a fact this does not happen. You have better luck meeting a girl in the mall.

Any guy who says different is joking with you.

[QUOTE=Frenzy3; 1201563]I think the guy who started this internet rumor is laughing every time a post like this appears. Do you think the dorms have waiting rooms for punter to see the line up of avalible girls? There are no guards with black books and photos of girls. I have gfs who go to school and know for a fact this does not happen. You have better luck meeting a girl in the mall.

Any guy who says different is joking with you.[/QUOTE]Frenzy is correct. There is virtually no way you can get into a college dorm. Not only are they are guarded well but the "good girls" in there would scream the house down if they saw some old geezers wandering in the front door to check out the talent.

However, there are lots of agencies who place OFWs working abroad that have boarding facilities for their workers to stay in while they are waiting for their visas, work documents, call-up to jump on the plane. Some of these workers are forced to wait on stand-by for weeks and even months before they are called. Many of these women get bored with the wait or run out of cash and you can find some on them on chat sites (DIA, FindLoveAsia, Cherry Blossom, Tagged etc) trawling for assistance.

However, these boarding houses are crowded and often in sleazy areas and you will not be able to wander in for a look, but if you can contact any of the waiting women you will soon find they will relish the opportunity to get out of the "bed spacer" for an afternoon or a whole night.

I have first.hand experience of it.

[QUOTE=Red Kilt;1201428]But. You should know a new typhoon called Quriel is barrelling towards the PI and expected to hit on October 2.[/QUOTE]For the time being, unlikely that it hits Manila or AC.

[url]http://www.wunderground.com/tropical/tracking/wp201122.html[/url]

Cheers!

[QUOTE=D Cups;1201569]Just more verbal diarrhea from Jokemonga. Hey Jokemonga ask Merriam what a dolt is and you will see a picture of yourself![/QUOTE]For once you did not post one of your pathetic repetitive, ad nauseum posts, about big tits.

RK mentioned the Richmonde hotel in Ortigas.

I regularly stay in the Linden Suites, which is a few doors away on San Miguel Avenue.

I regularly get a one bedroom suite for about $70. The hotel is in excellent condition, it is GF, service is excellent, and the complimentary breakfast is luxurious. The suite has a separate lounge room, kitchen, two plasma TV's. Etc.

I get this price through Agoda.

But it will only offer discount rate for stays of 7 days or less. If more than 7 days, I make 2 bookings.

G

[QUOTE=Gangles;1201720]RK mentioned the Richmonde hotel in Ortigas. SNIP[/QUOTE]Just to clarify Gangles.

I "mentioned" Richmonde Hotel in my reply to a guy who was already booked there/

I told him there was no action there and it was not a monger hotel of choice.

He wasn't asking for recommendations of other hotels because he was already booked there.

Just wanted to clarify this in case anyone seeking a bed in Ortigas Center area misinterprets the reference to Richmonde Hotel by Gangles as an endorsement of it from me.

[QUOTE=Gangles; 1201720]RK mentioned the Richmonde hotel in Ortigas.

I regularly stay in the Linden Suites, which is a few doors away on San Miguel Avenue.

I regularly get a one bedroom suite for about $70. The hotel is in excellent condition, it is GF, service is excellent, and the complimentary breakfast is luxurious. The suite has a separate lounge room, kitchen, two plasma TV's. Etc.

I get this price through Agoda.

But it will only offer discount rate for stays of 7 days or less. If more than 7 days, I make 2 bookings.

G[/QUOTE]I would recommend Oakwood in Ortigas.

I guess you're the poster I was thinking of!

I got an offer to visit one of these places by a taxi driver when I was in Manila earlier this month.

[QUOTE=Red Kilt; 1201610]However, there are lots of agencies who place OFWs working abroad that have boarding facilities for their workers to stay in while they are waiting for their visas, work documents, call-up to jump on the plane. Some of these workers are forced to wait on stand-by for weeks and even months before they are called. Many of these women get bored with the wait or run out of cash and you can find some on them on chat sites (DIA, FindLoveAsia, Cherry Blossom, Tagged etc) trawling for assistance.

However, these boarding houses are crowded and often in sleazy areas and you will not be able to wander in for a look, but if you can contact any of the waiting women you will soon find they will relish the opportunity to get out of the "bed spacer" for an afternoon or a whole night.

I have first. Hand experience of it.[/QUOTE]