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to Cebu Local:
Of course there must be many new and old great places to enjoy Cebuano cuisine. My few short visits cannot hope to have found them all. And you are right that, by Cebu standards, Seafood City is quite expensive. A friend recently told me of a hotel across from Park Place, on the Osmena Circle, where he had very good and reasonably priced lobster tails. That's one I'll need to check out when next i'm in Cebu.
Unfortunately, I will not be able to return until sometime next year. The good news is that when I do, it will be semi-permanently.
I would love to hear about your experiences with three companions in the north. Do they know one another? Are they comfortable sharing one room with you? How did you meet them? etc. I hope I am not being too forward with these questions.
You may recall that some time ago, I posted a message regarding three girls I met at SM, and the ensuing activities. I hope this is not an unusual happening, as I would love to enjoy that kind of recreation again.
Thanks again for all your great info during the past year or so.
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To Tomtom,
This is not a critasism, smiles are sometimes lost in type. But it often cracks me up when a guy apologises for asking a question. If we were shy about our expoilts, we would be a bit foolish participating in these disscussions. After all, this is the "World Sex Guide". I have also seen guys apologise for asking non-sex questions ! :)
I don't post here often, as it is wiser for me to simply defer to Cebu Local. Who has been (deservedly) called "Da man" ! But I do enjoy the reading.
FD
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To Firedick
I guess you're right.....its just the way I was brought up.
On the other hand, most of the best descriptions of the action are voluntary, and don't involve someone asking personal questions.
Anyway, glad to be able to entertain
P.S. I wish I knew how to add a smile :) other than this one.
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tomtom
no offence whatsoever,i posted what happened in the Angeles section what happened with the three girls,so you can look up how i ended up totally drained,feel free to ask any questions sexual or non sexual regards
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How far is cebu from manila and whats it cost to get there?
Is it closer to AC ?
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dear sex 69
cebu is in central philippines one hour south by plane from manila,a round trip promo air fare is about 75-80$,AC is in northern philippines about 2 hours drive north of manila.you can catch a daily cebu pacific flight between the two cities.it is about 95$ roundtrip on promo,AC is in the middle of typhoon season right now,see my AC post last week.regards
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For Cebu Local or anyone that might know,
I'm arriving in Cebu August 3rd for a weeks stay.
I'm planning on staying at the Mango Hotel or St. Moritez. I use to stay at the Magellan until it burned down.
Is Majestic Chinese Cusine and Boulevard Fastfood still in business?
I remember boulevard was fun because you can pick your foods and sit out in the open and watch MTV, basketball and world news on a large overhead screen.
Is the Balls disco still in operation and is there any other similar places?
Yes, SeaFood City is on the expensive side because it is in Lahug/J Y square. I just remember it was not place.
I'm at a lost where to meet the girls except maybe the mall. I'm too shy for the bar scene expecially since I do not drink.
No drink, drugs nor gambing. My vice is girls!!! Probably the most expensive and troubling vice there is.
Yes, I'm jealous of your threesome. I only ran into a twosome. They were two good friends that didn't mind playing around together with me.
I would love to have that experience again.
It is terrible how easily we can get spoiled.
Thanks for any comments
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dear mangothaibob
majestic chinese restaurant is still open,in fact they expanded with one branch near the airport and another beside the convention center,balls closed already,for your needs look up my posts in the archives about malling for girls,it is a good time to go,the majority of us forces will be pulling out july 31,prices will drop,when you lose about 200-300 horny people paying double to triple local prices.so go for a casa or the malls regards
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Thanks for the helpful info guys!
So it seems like $2000 will get me from LAX to manila and AC and cebu plus hotel food girls etc. for a couple a weeks. Right?
Tell me... i like to recoup some of my travel expenses by bring products to the country to sell and bring back things i can sell back home. Any suggestions on what they want but dont have in the philipines??
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To: Sexxx69
I can tell you what my wife likes to take to her relatives, which they seem to really love:
bar soap, especially olay, all kinds of designer clothing (small sizes), anything American with well known name brands, potato sticks in the cardboard tin, brand name shampoos, lotions, etc.
You may also be able to sell quality canned goods such as tuna, ravioli, fruit, etc. Although these are available in Country, you can buy cheaper and sell cheaper for Made in USA stuff.
Hope this helps.
TomTom
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To: Sexxx69
I think $2k is more than enough for good time for 2 weeks in Cebu. I figure:
airfare: $750
hotel: $200
food: $200
14 girls @P1500 $420
misc: $300
Total $1870.00
I would love Cebu Local to comment on my estimates, as he is
"DA MAN" in Cebu.
TomTom
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TO: tomtom, Sexxx69 and anyone else with an opinion
Regarding recouping travel expenses… what about bringing a good used laptop computer and selling it, seems I read a post a few years ago that you can almost double your investment on laptop computers? Does anyone know what the going prices are, most popular models and where to sell them?
I don’t know how customs will treat the fact that you brought in a computer and left without one…
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To: Rainmon, Sexxx69, and Cebu Local
I have no information about laptops, but, last December, we did buy a desktop system in Cebu. At that time, the price for the desktop was very similar to prices in the U.S. I think we spent about $700, a little under P35K for a 1Gig custom built computer, with all the usual bells and whistles.
It may be that laptops are another story, because I don't remember seeing any in the malls, or where we bought our desktop.
I'm sure Cebu Local can shed more light on this, but after his recent trip, he may need some time to recuperate. LOL
tomtom
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guys
first as to what to bring in,us groceries and clothing are available in cebu,but at much higher prices,i kinda would go the used laptop way,you can buy it for cents on the dollar and get a good price for it,brand new laptops are close to us prices.but why take a chance with tying up your money with no gurantee somebody will buy it.regarding expenses here is my estimate hotel 3 star 20$ or 1000 pesos a day,food assuming your eat at fast food courts or coffee shops,no street food 5-6$ a day,girls 1500 pesos or 30$,beer normal bar 40 pesos or 80 cents,happy hour 50-60 cents.you can do this place for about 60-65$ a day.savings pension houses 10$ -12$ a day,skanky *****s 10$,the 30$ are 6-8,17-20 years.this is for an all nighter or st depending on your bargaining skills,good luck and feel free to ask any questions
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I've been meaning to go to philipines since 87 when i was stationed in okinawa but never got a change. i now live in california and been friends with a few filipinas raised here. Do filipinas in cebu have any racial preference for a husband or just anyone who is financially secure? Are the any black ex-pat in cebu?
