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[QUOTE=TaleCrypt1;2190805]Hi,
I am breaking my cherry on the PI sub-forum.
Anyways, I am going to Manila early July, not my first visit. Just in case you're wondering, I am in my early thirties, fairly good looking *so I heard* with soft facial features that makes me look much younger.
.[/QUOTE]On this forum you would get more kudos if you said you were a bald, fat, old monger with a two inch cock.
[QUOTE=TaleCrypt1;2190805]
I've never been to Caf Havana but heard it's a good place to pick up FL. I have read and searched the forum but there isn't any really update information on the cost. Etc.
So without further ado I seek some advice on the following.
- Average cost of FL in Caf Havana (ST / LT) . I know that everything is negotiable but is it possible to take girls LT at Havana?
[/QUOTE]Yes, LT is possible at Havana for sure. Especially later in the night. Price depends on many factors, 2000 to 3. 5 k depending on the time / girl / you.
[QUOTE=TaleCrypt1;2190805]Hi,
I am breaking my cherry on the PI sub-forum.
Anyways, I am going to Manila early July, not my first visit. Just in case you're wondering, I am in my early thirties, fairly good looking *so I heard* with soft facial features that makes me look much younger.
IMO the bar and "go go" scene in Manila is way too costly (compared to LOS) and I use prefer freelancers.
Unlike the past couple of times where I stayed in Malate, I am planning to stay in Makati.
I've never been to Caf Havana but heard it's a good place to pick up FL. I have read and searched the forum but there isn't any really update information on the cost. Etc.
So without further ado I seek some advice on the following.
- Average cost of FL in Caf Havana (ST / LT) . I know that everything is negotiable but is it possible to take girls LT at Havana?
- Assuming it's more expensive than the LA Caf is the premium paid worth the benefit?
- Besides Malls and La Caf any other places in Makati recommended for picking up FL?
- I know that that transportation is horrible. So should I try out Makati this time or I stick with Malate?
Any advice is much and highly appreciated.[/QUOTE]I wouldn't put all your eggs in the Havana Cafe basket. If you are looking for younger, hotter girls you won't find them there unless you get really lucky. The main difference between Havana girls and LA Cafe girls is the former are older, dress nicer and charge a lot more (just because it is Makati and not Malate). I think the GoGo scene in Manila is cheaper than Bangkok; well, maybe not Burgos Street but EDSA Entertainment is.
[QUOTE=EihTooms;2188840]There is a 2011 German documentary called W*H*O*R*E*'S GLORY (without the asterisks. the code thingy kicked in here) that shows this in action. In the Thailand prostitution section, the documentary filmmakers follow a handful of young female Bangkok fish bowl venue workers who indeed take the money their customers give them to a Bangkok "Host Bar", which is nothing less than a male brothel where Thai girls pay young Thai men to drink with them, romance them, dance with them and fuck them. In an interview, the mamasan at the fish bowl laments that one of her unofficial duties is to try to keep the girls from spending ALL of their money on those young boys. LOL. These are not old hags and washouts. They're typically young, attractive P4P girls you would not be surprised to find in the shops and go-go bars.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1327628/
And some guys actually fall for the bit that the money they give or send those girls is going to buy milk for their babies, get grandma that emergency surgery, buy a replacement for the phone someone stole, etc. lol.
If you check around online, you can probably find a stream of that documentary with English subtitles. This is a VERY enlightening documentary for punters to watch in more ways than just that one portion of the film. I think the versions on YouTube do not have English subtitles. Not sure.[/QUOTE]You can actually watch this on Netflix now. Imagine my surprise when it scrolled past on my selections of movies I would be interested in.
[QUOTE=Kyper;2191238]You can actually watch this on Netflix now. Imagine my surprise when it scrolled past on my selections of movies I would be interested in.[/QUOTE]The AI engines some of these sites use to make recommendations can be a little scary at times. LOL.
Since 2012 I have been in Philippines 10 times and used for flights within the country almost every time Air Asia or Cebu Pacific. And almost ever the flights had delay – from 30 minutes up to 2 hours. But this time I had a new record – 4 hours delay for a flight from Manila to Cebu with Cebu Pacific. Instead scheduled departure at 12.30 in noon the airplane started short before 4. 30 pm At 3. 30 pm All the passengers got a delicious meal as compensation for this long waiting – a wishy-washy sandwich and a warm half liter of water.
The airplane arrived at 5. 45 pm In Cebu. All the passengers had to wait long for taking the luggage, but maybe 30 included me didn't get. It seemed, they forgot to transport because oft he chaos in Manila. As the band-conveyor stopped and it became clear, that the baggage was lost, all the people without luggage run to the counter to be the first for the advice of lost. It was a terrible jostling and any passengers became very aggressive. Behind the desk have been 2 young ladies and a middle age man, apparently the supervisor. The ladies didn't accept the advice of lost, only the man. So it took long time, till I was able to give off this advice to the man for affirmation. After almost one hour I got it back and was able to leave the airport. In meantime it was 6. 45 pm.
But the disaster wasn't at end. As I went out to the place of the departure of taxis, a big crowd of people waited for a taxi. I estimated the number of waiting people of more than 200. This never happened to me in Cebu during maybe 10 arrivals in the past years. And I noticed, that only 2 taxis left in one minute the place. So I estimated the time to wait of much more than one hour. I know the area there well, so I went to the bus station nearby. But there also maybe almost 100 people have been waiting for a bus. So normally it would been impossible to get the first bus. I went to the ticket counter and tried a trick, which had been sucessful. I told the lady behind the desk, I would be a senior citizen over 60 and showed her my passport. She accepted and let me stay in the begin of the line. As the bus arrived at 7 pm, I was able to enter the bus as one of the first and even got a place to sit. After one hour the bus arrived at S. M. Mall around 8 pm.
There I stopped a taxi. When I take a taxi, I ever ask before entering, if the driver use the meter. He agreed and so I took a seat. The driver immediately started the engine. But then I saw, the meter showed already 240 Peso. I asked the driver to reset. He refused and claimed, it would be the night rate for starting. I only laughed at him and threathened him to make a file at the Police. He resigned his attempt to cheat me and reset the meter to the usual 40 Peso. After a short ride to the Parklane Hotel I arrived there at 8. 15 pm.
I had an appointment with a classy lady in the 30th from DIA at 6 pm While waiting in Manila and later in Cebu Airport I sent her any SMS, so she was very understanding because my delay and later we had a great night together in Parklane.
[QUOTE=OldGerman;2192060]I had an appointment with a classy lady in the 30th from DIA at 6 pm While waiting in Manila and later in Cebu Airport I sent her any SMS, so she was very understanding because my delay and later we had a great night together in Parklane.[/QUOTE]It's more fun in the Philippines and great to see your story had a happy ending.
When things go wrong in Philippines they go very wrong. The crazy thing about your luggage is the Cebu Pacific knew your luggage was not on the flight before you left Manila.
In the other direction CEB to MNL I know that downstairs departure lounge so well. The end of day flights are usually late.
PL.
[QUOTE=PinaLove;2192069]It's more fun in the Philippines and great to see your story had a happy ending.
When things go wrong in Philippines they go very wrong. The crazy thing about your luggage is the Cebu Pacific knew your luggage was not on the flight before you left Manila.
In the other direction CEB to MNL I know that downstairs departure lounge so well. The end of day flights are usually late.
PL.[/QUOTE]I forgot to mention, that I got a call from a staff in Parklane Hotel around midnight, that I could take my luggage, Cebu Pacific would have just delivered. That was like a wonder for me, that it happened so soon.
[QUOTE=OldGerman;2192145]I forgot to mention, that I got a call from a staff in Parklane Hotel around midnight, that I could take my luggage, Cebu Pacific would have just delivered. That was like a wonder for me, that it happened so soon.[/QUOTE]This will sound very corny but I have also stayed in Parklane and my luggage was lost on my inbound flight too. I think in my case he luggage also arrived about 11 pm. There's a conspiracy.
[QUOTE=OldGerman;2192060]Since 2012 I have been in Philippines 10 times and used for flights within the country almost every time Air Asia or Cebu Pacific. And almost ever the flights had delay from 30 minutes up to 2 hours. But this time I had a new record 4 hours delay for a flight from Manila to Cebu with Cebu Pacific. Instead scheduled departure at 12.30 in noon the airplane started short before 4. 30 pm At 3. 30 pm All the passengers got a delicious meal as compensation for this long waiting a wishy-washy sandwich and a warm half liter of water.
But the disaster wasn't at end. As I went out to the place of the departure of taxis, a big crowd of people waited for a taxi. I estimated the number of waiting people of more than 200. This never happened to me in Cebu during maybe 10 arrivals in the past years. And I noticed, that only 2 taxis left in one minute the place. So I estimated the time to wait of much more than one hour. I know the area there well, so I went to the bus station nearby. But there also maybe almost 100 people have been waiting for a bus. So normally it would been impossible to get the first bus. I went to the ticket counter and tried a trick, which had been sucessful. I told the lady behind the desk, I would be a senior citizen over 60 and showed her my passport. She accepted and let me stay in the begin of the line. As the bus arrived at 7 pm, I was able to enter the bus as one of the first and even got a place to sit. After one hour the bus arrived at S. M. Mall around 8 pm..[/QUOTE]I never take late morning / early afternoon flights and definitely never an evening flight on CEB MNL or return. Always get the early ones before NAIA gets congested, flights delayed and hence the later flights get delayed. I learnt my lesson and now I never have issue.
I also use the same trick OG and once when there was a huge storm and water was flowing down Luzon Ave (Cebu for those who don't know) I was first in line for a taxi as I said am a senior. I look younger I know but am older than I look of course.
As for taxi I am surprised as I expect that in Manila (in fact it does happen) but is rare in Cebu. You did the right thing and it will work.
I go back to my original advice.
[QUOTE=Bushes;2192917]T, [/QUOTE]If you are in a generous mood, might I suggest bringing the young lady, AKA patient zero, to see the doc too and cover her visit. You can try communicating with her through Google Translate. The Android and web versions are slightly different but it will get the message across. My experience is that even though some Filipinas appear to speak and understand English, some actually don't understand nor articulate well. So it might be worth while to repeat yourself in different ways and have her repeat herself or ask questions in different ways. It takes a lot of patience. A foreign sponsor might get the doctor to treat her better. $$.
If she has something and they can treat her, she can pass the information to her friends who also visited you or someone else. It is a drop in the ocean but I feel every little bit helps.
IMHO, I don't think the French always set the best examples. Good luck.
[QUOTE=Theystolemyname;2193048]I did indeed go to Chong Hua for one round of tests. (after Hi-Precision came up with nothing) And they recommended me to the infectious disease doc I'm seeing as she's apparently one of the five best in Cebu.
I'm sure whatever I've got is all over the place. There was some French guy sitting next to me in the waiting room 2 months ago when this started, the whole time flipping through his Tinder matches. He went in before me and the doc said he had the exact same thing but he didn't appear to be slowing down.[/QUOTE]
Some things clear by itself. I had a similar experience once. Fucked very young girl who worked in a bar on Pedro clisante in Sosua. This was my first time and I did not anything about Sosua. This bar was in the corner going to the beach. It is not there anymore. She was very pretty. White skin, pretty face and a body to die for. I got little drunk and there was a guy I met at the airport onlanding. He introduced himself and said he can get me nice girls and can give me a ride to Sosua. But I declined saying I have booked a rental car.
While I was drinking he came over and asked for a beer. He saw me looking at the girl and he said he will talk to her. He did talk to her and she agreed to be with me but had to wait till her shift ended. Once in the room looking at her beautiful body and being drunk forgot to put condom. Felt very good with tight pussy. I kept her for 4 days but she would go to work and I would pick her up after her shift. We would go to puerto plata discos and dance. She was a great dancer and total GFE. After that never used condom.
Back home I felt raw at the penis head for at least three weeks and it hurt when peeing. Took antibiotics z- pack. Even after taking antibiotics still was not normal for a month or so. Next check everything came normal. Situation cleared itself. Went back in a couple of months looking for her. Nowhere to be seen. I believe some guy snapped her up. Tried asking the owner and she said girl just stopped showing up.
So just wait and see instead of loading up on antibiotics.
Stolennameman.
Get a few different Doctor's opinions and tests done and don't hesitate. Many advice here, some are good and one with syphiliic damaged brain cells. Best to get professional medical help on this.
One question, are you diabetic or border line? If so I have heard it might hinder recovery.
[QUOTE=OldGerman;2192145]I forgot to mention, that I got a call from a staff in Parklane Hotel around midnight, that I could take my luggage, Cebu Pacific would have just delivered. That was like a wonder for me, that it happened so soon.[/QUOTE]Reminds me of the time a friend of mine landed in NAIA and was going to Angeles right away and they lost his luggage. He waited and filed a lost baggage report at the airport and went on to Angeles. 2 days later his luggage was delivered to the AC hotel. The delivery truck was an old dump truck with an open roof. His luggage was smoking hot from the open roof. LOL.
[QUOTE=PinaLove;2192251]This will sound very corny but I have also stayed in Parklane and my luggage was lost on my inbound flight too. I think in my case he luggage also arrived about 11 pm. There's a conspiracy.[/QUOTE]Coincidence sometimes looks like conspiracy. But here's a rule of thumb I have learned from working in many different kinds of organizations: assume incompetence before malevolence. Malevolent conspiratorial actions require skills and coordination; incompetence requires neither of these.
I think you're giving CP too much credit by assuming they knew that Alter Deutscher's luggage was being left in Manila.