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Pantot didn't allowed the fight inside the bedroom; the reason is clear and we can guess the fight is not to be played on bed (Who is unable?) Now it became on lawn and the pleasure (nothing related to cum) waiting to end until Jackson beep the whistle.
A bit more on the airport-bullet scam, see pic.
Just a quick heads up after hearing from an old friend in Manila.
He has a friend visiting the Philippines. Decided to walk off the main airport area to find a taxi as 'cheaper'. Was robbed in that the driver drove off with all his bags etc. Went to the BI to report as he had the plate number etc (he was a quick thinker) but the NBI said it can't look into his case until after the weekend as it s some sort of public holiday in Manila / the country (More fun in the Philippines.
Take the white / yellow metered taxis gents, yes they cost more but we are talking of 200 pesos. Use Uber as GE does ad has recommended. Saving 200 pesos cots this guy a lot more.
[QUOTE=WestCoast1;1806729]A bit more on the airport-bullet scam, see pic.[/QUOTE]The big complication with this whole "thing" is that lots of pinoys were stopped THIS WEEK carrying bullets and these people ADMITTED, despite all of the adverse publicity, that they were using them as amulets.
Thankfully good sense has now kicked in at the check-in and the security is now simply taking these amulets from them and allowing them to pass through (much as they have done previously with pocket knives, scissors or nail files etc.).
There seems to be some new witchcraft rumor around that a bullet will guarantee the plane a safe journey. It is quite unbelievable that after all the fuss and publicity in the past 6 weeks some idiots will STILL put bullets in their own bags. I hope that some exploding ordinance masquerading as an amulet will not cause an unmitigated tragedy to add to this chaos.
[QUOTE=RedKilt;1806822]and these people ADMITTED, despite all of the adverse publicity, that they were using them as amulets.
[/QUOTE]There's so much to love in the Philippines: Beaches, lush flora, natural wonders, low cost of services, and most of all friendly Pinays. In any rational country there'd be a sign at the entrance to security listing items that are prohibited and clearly stating the consequences. The results would be an intelligence test for both passengers and screeners. Foolish superstitious stupid passengers would be arrested and miss their flight. Easily monitored corrupt screeners and their supervisors would be arrested and lose their jobs. It works in all civilized and most uncivilized countries, but not at NAIA. One can dream.
[QUOTE=MrWoolyBooly;1807006]It works in all civilized and most uncivilized countries, but not at NAIA. One can dream.[/QUOTE]On my next trip into NAIA, I'm going to skip the taxi line and traffic, and take the helicopter directly to my hotel in Makati. One can dream. Hahaha.
Wooly you may have hit upon a new phils theme. Its More Fun in Philippines, or [B][I]One Can Dream![/I][/B].
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In any rational country there'd be a sign at the entrance to security listing items that are prohibited and clearly stating the consequences.
<SNIP> [/QUOTE]There are very large and clear signs at the entrance to security.
If you get past the screeners there is another illustrated card at the the check-in counter.
The clerk asks whether you packed your own bag blah blah and if there is anything dangerous in it blah blah.
Most residents are so accustomed to bypassing all rules and regulations (ignoring red lights, jay-walking when it says Don't;overloading all vehicles; drunk-driving etc etc) that this is just another set of "rules" to be ignored.
Has any of you lads have any experience of using the website [URL]seekingarrangement.com[/URL] for hooking up with local girls? It works a treat in UK for meeting better quality amateurs and I note that subscription levels are quite high in Manila.
[QUOTE=WestCoast1;1807013]On my next trip into NAIA, I'm going to skip the taxi line and traffic, and take the helicopter directly to my hotel in Makati. One can dream. Hahaha.
Wooly you may have hit upon a new phils theme. Its More Fun in Philippines, or [B][I]One Can Dream![/I][/B].[/QUOTE]I pay allready 1800 for hotelcar but in all honesty it does not move faster than a regular car. The only benefit is its waiting you so no line hazzles. I hate "trappic" so much so I could easily paid 5 k or whatever for a Seaking rescuing me and fly me to the Makati hotel of my dreams (heliport). Just saying.
Today the cars come with pocket wifi so i can even do legwork while hammering around in "trappic". Effective use of time:-)
[QUOTE=WickedRoger;1806820]Just a quick heads up after hearing from an old friend in Manila.
He has a friend visiting the Philippines. Decided to walk off the main airport area to find a taxi as 'cheaper'. Was robbed in that the driver drove off with all his bags etc. Went to the BI to report as he had the plate number etc (he was a quick thinker) but the NBI said it can't look into his case until after the weekend as it s some sort of public holiday in Manila / the country (More fun in the Philippines.
Take the white / yellow metered taxis gents, yes they cost more but we are talking of 200 pesos. .[/QUOTE]Or yet another reason to always put your bags on the seat beside you. Putting them in the trunk provides an opportunity, and gives a bad intentioned driver "leverage ". It also doesn't hurt, if you are getting picked up at or near the airport to ensure the driver can see you taking a pic of his ID. Helps keep some people honest.
[QUOTE=FreebieFan;1807278]Or yet another reason to always put your bags on the seat beside you. Putting them in the trunk provides an opportunity, and gives a bad intentioned driver "leverage ". It also doesn't hurt, if you are getting picked up at or near the airport to ensure the driver can see you taking a pic of his ID. Helps keep some people honest.[/QUOTE]I've been here long enough to have developed a lasting aversion to taxis, especially at the airport and hence I never take them. At the risk of sounding overly repetitive, I'd suggest using Uber as an alternative. An Uber trip from Terminal 3 to the Greenbelt area is less than Php200, and there's zero chance of getting ripped off. As an alternative, travelers might want to try Grab Taxi, which also works well, and substantially lessens the rip off probabilities. Ample warnings have been broadcast by multiple posters on this board about taxi scams. Why someone would spend serious money to get here and then put himself at risk for the sake of saving Php50 is beyond my comprehension.
GE.
I have a couple of bachelours and one master degree but I must have missed out important stuffs when it comes to porn. What is this motherfucker (view pick please)? Is it a penis ring?
[QUOTE=Skogis;1807344]I have a couple of bachelours and one master degree but I must have missed out important stuffs when it comes to porn. What is this motherfucker (view pick please)? Is it a penis ring?[/QUOTE]Its an eyeglass for inspecting the vagina.
[QUOTE=Sxxxx;1807361]Its an eyeglass for inspecting the vagina.[/QUOTE]Hahaha. It's a state-of-art medical instrument the bargirls' doctors use when performing an STI inspection. A glance, a quick whiff, and she's clean enough for business.
[QUOTE=Skogis;1807344]Is it a penis ring?[/QUOTE]Yes, that's what it is with a clit stimulator.
[QUOTE=Skogis;1807344]I have a couple of bachelours and one master degree but I must have missed out important stuffs when it comes to porn. What is this motherfucker (view pick please)? Is it a penis ring?[/QUOTE]Yes aka a cockring. Hopefully good quality rubber.