Manila

[QUOTE=Sammon;1267927]All or most hotels allow you to keep the baggage after check out. Just give the bellboy a tip.[/QUOTE]Yes, Dusit hotel (Makati) even kept a large heavy bag for me for a week while I went to Cebu and back. The did expect I would stay a night when I returned.

[quote=screaming beaver; 1267986]penile implants have come a long way since freebie was fitted with his tool. however, there really is no substitute for the real thing. yes, it is true the man can pump up his tool at a moment's notice which technically does allow them to have multiple sex acts per day. unfortunately the woman has the sensation of getting fucked by a small loofah sponge and is not able to achieve orgasm without the aid of dildos, butt plugs and licking of the beaver. in addition, the sex act for the man is underwhelming at best with any attempt to produce the classic 'money shot' results in an awkward and embarrassing finish for both parties.

much as been written about the epidemic of naïve patients who willingly gave up their prostates just because some urologist said it was the right thing to do. it turns out the medical test used to facilitate the removal of these vital organs was completely flawed. as a result, the medical community has admitted to this mistake and no longer even administers the psa test to patients since the data now proves the removal of these prostates have not offered any statistical improvement in survival. how do you tell that to some poor bastard who is now left with an inflatable penile implant and a pair of [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord131][CodeWord131][/url].[/quote]quite right, the inflatable prosthetic allows the patient to achieve multiple insertions per day but the inflations of the device can hardly be called erections. it's more like poking the unfortunate recipient in the spunk bucket with a soggy corndog on a stick. i guess you can call it 'sex' but it sure isn't boning. it is anticlimactic when he hollers, shudders, and carries on depositing a few grains of sand on her belly. i concur that this only creates an embarrassing and awkward situation when the bewildered pinay asks, 'why you no cum? ' then mr. dry nutts has to go through the tragic tale of his urological history and confess that he is not wearing nappies solely for role playing purposes.

i'm sure her pinoy boyfriend gets a good laugh when he hears the story of the strange poriner lolo not having any tamod and wearing nappies like a baby. he enjoys the red horse that the freebie money bought then proceeds to give her several good poundings and tops her hole off with some pinoy gully washers before sending her home dripping all the way.

[quote=skip kost;1268137]to repeat a well worn adage, a little information can be dangerous in the hands of the uninformed, especially when the uninformed is harboring a festering personal grudge.[/quote]i am not harboring any grudge nor am i uninformed however i would be holding a grudge if i had been one of the thousands of men who were duped into having their prostrate glands snipped out and tossed into the waste can. perhaps an article whereas the inventor of the much ballyhooed psa test now steps up and says this is nothing less than a 'public health disaster' may have an impact on any readers who still have their prostate gland.

according to richard ablin, the inventor of the psa test goes on to say this is not even a subject which can be debated. the statistics have proven no material change in saving of lives has occurred over the years. he goes on to say 'but once treated, few want to admit that the treatment might have been unnecessary, particularly if they wind up coping with life-changing side-effects. human beings will do anything to avoid regret. ' since skippy had a number of biopsies, it's apparent he is now sporting one of those fancy prosthetics as well since urologists are in the business to remove prostates and that is exactly what they will do if you are naïve enough to let them do it.

for the majority who still have their prostate glands, do yourself a favor and read this article and ignore the naysayers who have to wear a [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord132][CodeWord132][/url] but say you should do the same thing they did. misery loves company.

[url]http://www.healthbeatblog.com/2010/03/the-doctor-who-invented-psa-test-calls-it-a-profitdriven-public-health-disaster-why-this-is-good-new.html[/url]

Tomorrow I leave for the Philippines I waited all year for this. I know I won't sleep tonight. Thank you for all the advice I got from this site I promise to put it to good use.

[quote=chocha monger;1268299]he enjoys the red horse that the freebie money bought then proceeds to give her several good poundings and tops her hole off with some pinoy gully washers before sending her home dripping all the way.[/quote]well, maybe your informants have been lucky to experience a good workout, but a pinay who's previously done only pinoy bfs has often to be taught the concept of fucks lasting over 5 seconds and other positions than missionary. for some odd reason. good point with the adult [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord131][CodeWord131][/url], though. i have seen them for sale in puregold, so i guess there's some local demand too. but i have to agree that it's hard to picture your average trike driver wearing them.

[quote=screaming beaver; 1268326]i am not harboring any grudge nor am i uninformed however i would be holding a grudge if i had been one of the thousands of men who were duped into having their prostrate glands snipped out and tossed into the waste can. perhaps an article whereas the inventor of the much ballyhooed psa test now steps up and says this is nothing less than a 'public health disaster' may have an impact on any readers who still have their prostate gland.

according to richard ablin, the inventor of the psa test goes on to say this is not even a subject which can be debated. the statistics have proven no material change in saving of lives has occurred over the years. he goes on to say 'but once treated, few want to admit that the treatment might have been unnecessary, particularly if they wind up coping with life-changing side-effects. human beings will do anything to avoid regret. ' since skippy had a number of biopsies, it's apparent he is now sporting one of those fancy prosthetics as well since urologists are in the business to remove prostates and that is exactly what they will do if you are naïve enough to let them do it.

for the majority who still have their prostate glands, do yourself a favor and read this article and ignore the naysayers who have to wear a [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord132][CodeWord132][/url] but say you should do the same thing they did. misery loves company.

[url]http://www.healthbeatblog.com/2010/03/the-doctor-who-invented-psa-test-calls-it-a-profitdriven-public-health-disaster-why-this-is-good-new.html[/url][/quote]screaming beaver, as you pointed out skippy's response was quite snippy. it's obvious he harbors some deep regret although he is now also equipped with one of those nifty little devices. some of the side effects after having one's gland slashed out and tossed into a medical waste pail include shrinkage, narrowing and shortening of the schmeckel. that's enough to make anyone bitter i guess. at least now we understand why in the past he boasted about his cunnilinguistic and anilinguistic performances on prostitutes.

[QUOTE=Screaming Beaver;1268326]Perhaps an article whereas the inventor of the much ballyhooed PSA test now steps up and says this is nothing less than a 'Public Health Disaster' may have an impact on any readers who still have their prostate gland.[/QUOTE]SB, you just don't get it that unreliability of the PSA test is a different question than whether prostatectomies are necessary and effective. I don't have time or patience to try to explain your misunderstandings, and, as much as the news might disappoint you, I still have all of my plumbing (aside from my vasa deferentia having been cut and tied off) , and my squeeze. 30 years my junior, seems to think all the parts work pretty well.

I am impressed that you're reading stuff from the Century Foundation website, even though the story you cite is two years old. Did you try reading any of their other stuff? You don't seem like a Century Foundation kind of guy. BTW, nobody, including Ablin, you, or me, has a monopoly on truth; and good science, if there is such a thing, assumes that findings are never the final word: the whole idea is that science "progresses" when others come along tomorrow and shoot holes in today's presumed truths.

[QUOTE=FreebieFan;1267751].I realise life is better with periodic trips to the board . I'm not going to be here very often. .[/QUOTE]Thanks, that would be refreshing. Hope you keep to your word, but I think your ego requires otherwise. I wish you success, just the same.

Thanks to JPF for the diagnostic suggestion and to GE and RK for confirming what I had suspected was the problem with squeeze's Sun Broadband setup. Skip

[QUOTE=Pute Nut;1268376]A pinay who's previously done only pinoy BFs has often to be taught the concept of fucks lasting over 5 seconds and other positions than missionary. For some odd reason.[/QUOTE]Even worse is a girl who has only had japanese boyfriends. Try to explain to her that a penis over 3 inches is not a horror to run away from, and you are not done yet after 1 minute of poking.

[quote=skip kost;1267570]my squeeze has a sun broadband usb aircard, uses it with a toshiba netbook, and buys load for a few days at a time. in the states i have a phone line 'hi-speed' dsl connection, and we've been skyping for several years. lately the connection has been almost useless[/quote]get a wired connection if you can, wireless is shit in phils. and sun is the worst of the wireless providers, has the cheapest deals, narrowest coverage and the worst bandwidth to user ratio.

sky cable is nice if you can get it [url]http://www.mysky.com.ph/[/url], cable broadband and cable tv.

pldt dsl is also decent.

if you have no other option than wireless usb sticks, get globe tattoo, its the nicest leper in the colony

I appreciate the names of specific products. Skip

[quote=fast buck artist; 1269295]sky cable is nice if you can get it.

[url]http://www.mysky.com.ph/[/url]

, cable broadband and cable tv.

pldt dsl is also decent.

if you have no other option than wireless usb sticks, get globe tattoo, its the nicest leper in the colony[/quote]i've had both pldt and tattoo and the performance of both is directly correlated to the activity on the nearest cell tower at any particular time. i now have the tattoo super stick (company paid) , that broadcasts a wifi signal that a few people can share. most of the time the speed is quite slow, but that's because neither globe nor smart seem capable of maintaining a 3g signal for more than 10 minutes at a time, so often one has to rely on 2g technology. it's sad that at a time when developed countries are investing in 4g, this place cannot even maintain 3g, but that's the philippines; always a day or two late and lots of pesos short.

i use a globe dsl hooked to a wireless router, and its semi-reliable most of the time. it's still slow and has real problems with video streaming, but so did the pldt line i used to have, and so does the sky cable line a friend of mine uses. in the end, everyone has to use the pldt facilities because it maintains the only internet backbone in the philippines. the competition is really illusory, and the only variable is how much bandwidth everyone buys from pldt. in all cases, the quality standard is low and the speed an reliablity are nowhere near international standards.

ge

[quote=freebiefan;1267751]ok so i've had a nice break from this board (more on this later) , but as i recently had a few days in manila, thought would throw in my trip report.[/quote]wow; finally, i found me a trip report, but i had to walk thru junkyard of 'wifi, dsl, 'prostatectomies', ' inflatable prosthetic', 'adult [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord131][CodeWord131][/url]', 'luggage storage'. they should name this "everything but the kitchen sink."

18 yo. 21 yo virgins. probably getting it free too. wow, you are living the life of riley without spending a dime, heh? how do you do it? i've been to manila twice this year and its pay-pay-pay as i go. i've found some freebies on dia, but i didn't have to fly to pi for those. i did score a for all night'er hottie from a 'semi-pro' at a hair-salon, but then when she asked 1500php that kind of ruined the romance of it. still, very cheap in comparison to what i pay at home. oh yeah in manila, mbc is the only place i go for the sure thing without having to break my bank.

[quote=goodenough; 1269330]i've had both pldt and tattoo and the performance of both is directly correlated to the activity on the nearest cell tower at any particular time. i now have the tattoo super stick (company paid) , that broadcasts a wifi signal that a few people can share. most of the time the speed is quite slow, but that's because neither globe nor smart seem capable of maintaining a 3g signal for more than 10 minutes at a time, so often one has to rely on 2g technology.

ge[/quote]thanks for the info about the usb sticks and services. sounds like the service may not always be the best, but something is better than nothing.

as i plan on doing a bit of island hopping, having a usb stick sounds like a good back up plan in case a hotel's wifi is out. i presume the usb devices are readily available at any cell phone store? any recommendations for stores in or near robinson's mall, ermita or are they all about the same when it comes to prices / availability?