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[QUOTE=EconoTech;1697143]Actually most Filipinas above 30 do take care of themselves, I. E. make up, extremely skimpy and sexy dress (some looking like badly packed sandbags) and not bothering about the body shape. (some know their body shape and don't overly expose flesh, while most feel 'sexy' and want to show it.

[/QUOTE]You obviously have not been here or have ever met a filipina over 30.

I have met 1 woman above the age of 30 that actually exercises.

Their diet is TERRIBLE and if they are NOT fat they think they are Healthy.

I have chatted to thousands, met hundreds and 1 exercises.

Now they are inclined to buying lots of shit to smear on their outside to create the look of health but they:

A have no clue what healthy living is and worse they have no interest.

Be Avoid exercise and sweating like its a sin, they will not even consider to walk 3 blocks.

See 50+% of their diet is WHITE RICE.

There is nothing healthy about a Filipina other than their looks, their looks make our cocks hard and then we get healthy.

Look at the average 45 year old filipina and they look 60 because they never take care of themselves and when they start IF they do, it can be to late.

PP.

[QUOTE=George03;1693749]What do you consider MILF? My preferred age for FC, DIA, etc. If I am going to spend time is for girls in the mid 30's. (I am much older). I have been thinking about expanding to some attractive women in the mid to late 40's, partly for the same reason you mentioned below. It's fun to spend a little time with someone untouched for a while. I will still hit up the 20 somethings for play for pay.[/QUOTE]A MILF is a Mother, aged 25 - whatever, yes 65% have stretch marks and some have hideos scars from see section but not to many.

Here Milfs are completely ignored by local men, they are only interested in making new children with almost children, the men here are truly despicable and I THANK THEM every day. I find it stunning a pinay will actually fuck a pinoy, the women know they are horrible bastards.

It is normal and I have had probably 50 Milfs that they have not had sex for YEARS, many YEARS and if you seek a tight pussy, BOY are you in for a treat. IT is normal they are VERY sore the next day or 3 which allows for the MILF 4 day rotation plan. As it takes 4 days for the pussy to heal.

The last 2 Milfs begged to suck my dick and begged me to cum in her mouth. Now I am with a 33 year old non MILF who frankly is not much of a lay but she is learning and god damn is she beautiful. No cum swallowing no anal and she won't even spread her fing legs to let me see her.

I will probably fuck another tonight despite our "love".

Milfs simply appreciate your attention, they MISS sex and they know how to keep a man and they are like lost dogs, no one pets them and when they get petted they respond just like a found dog. Some Milfs will give you 0 drama and simply want your mouth and cock and finally, Milfs have kids which means they have to leave you now and again which of course allows room for new Milfs and that boys and girls is why I love Milfs!

PP.

[QUOTE=Pinaypounder;1699149]You obviously have not been here or have ever met a filipina over 30.

I have met 1 woman above the age of 30 that actually exercises.

Their diet is TERRIBLE and if they are NOT fat they think they are Healthy.

I have chatted to thousands, met hundreds and 1 exercises.



See 50+% of their diet is WHITE RICE.

There is nothing healthy about a Filipina other than their looks, their looks make our cocks hard and then we get healthy.

Look at the average 45 year old filipina and they look 60 because they never take care of themselves and when they start IF they do, it can be to late.

PP.[/QUOTE]There is a fundamental truth in what PP has said and the average pinay over about 35 starts to go downhill quite fast. Take a look on the dating sites at those who are generally 40 and over, and they have lost that "glow " factor that attracts us to their younger sisters. Their skin becomes less firm, their hair is all over the place, bellies are expanding, the dreaded bingo wings arms have that flab, and they just lose all their attractivieness. They arent alone, Indian woman start off slim and coltish and descend into a world of fatbellied ugliness. Fortunately theres a goodly supply of young fit firm skinned pinays available. And then, every once in a while, you meet a 40 years old pinay who still has everything going for her.

[QUOTE=Pinaypounder;1699149]See 50+% of their diet is WHITE RICE.

PP.[/QUOTE]Sorry if I'm cherry picking the quote about white rice, but Korean women and Japanese women both have a diet tilted towards white rice. Not sure if you can generalize since K-women and J-women can be quite skinny.

[QUOTE=Pinaypounder;1699169]Milfs simply appreciate your attention, they MISS sex and they know how to keep a man and they are like lost dogs, no one pets them and when they get petted they respond just like a found dog. Some Milfs will give you 0 drama and simply want your mouth and cock and finally, Milfs have kids which means they have to leave you now and again which of course allows room for new Milfs and that boys and girls is why I love Milfs!

PP.[/QUOTE]Agree and while this is not my flavour very often the other benefit PP does not mention is MILFs have daughter who can be lovely and very yummy at 18 and ready for picking sometimes with mom watching and joining in at the same time. That is always an enjoyable part of the hunt for me when you have them in a threesome.

[QUOTE=Pinaypounder;1699149]{S N I P}
See 50+% of their diet is WHITE RICE.
{S N I P}[/QUOTE]I am quite sure that the problem is not about pecentages, it is about quantities.

I totally agree with Skip Kost's post, which seems to have ended up hidden amongst the hot-sheet posts.

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Ikksman.

Normally, getting a driver's license renewed here is an arduous process, typically requiring about a day: at least that's been my experience when renewing my license in Davao. Because I now work in Ortigas, and because my license is due to expire next week, I decided to try to renew this time at an LTO branch office in Galleria shopping center. The entire process took about 15 minutes; I was so stunned by the efficiency, promptness and lack of hassle that I think was speechless for a good five minutes after leaving the office with new license in hand.

Just when you think you know this place, something happens to demonstrate that perhaps you don't know it as well as you might have thought. Who knew?

GE.

You give a whole new meaning to the concept of "family man".

[QUOTE=WickedRoger;1699536]Agree and while this is not my flavour very often the other benefit PP does not mention is MILFs have daughter who can be lovely and very yummy at 18 and ready for picking sometimes with mom watching and joining in at the same time. That is always an enjoyable part of the hunt for me when you have them in a threesome.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=GoodEnough;1699607]Normally, getting a driver's license renewed here is an arduous process, typically requiring about a day: at least that's been my experience when renewing my license in Davao. Because I now work in Ortigas, and because my license is due to expire next week, I decided to try to renew this time at an LTO branch office in Galleria shopping center. The entire process took about 15 minutes; I was so stunned by the efficiency, promptness and lack of hassle that I think was speechless for a good five minutes after leaving the office with new license in hand. [/QUOTE]The LTO is one area that has definitely been revamped and streamlined in terms of customer service.

I used the same office as GE just 6 weeks ago and had the same shocked reaction at the efficiency and courtesy.

Another place that has been revamped is the Bureau of Immigration office in Intramuros. It used to be a hell-hole, but now it is very user-friendly.

I forgot to do my Annual Report (required for all long-stay foreigners and it must be completed between January 1 and March 1).
I was a few days late, so I needed to go to a special office on the 2nd floor. The whole report process took me somewhere between 5 and 10 minutes including paying the fee of 310 php plus a small fine for being late at a cashier's window on the G Floor. Lots of signs, and a special dedicated cashier to take my payment.

I walked out the front door in a state of shock (much like GE) some 10 minutes after entering.

There are many things changing here, and those of us who have previously endured the mindless and inefficient processes in past years are suitably impressed.

[QUOTE=RedKilt;1699668]The LTO is one area that has definitely been revamped and streamlined in terms of customer service.

I used the same office as GE just 6 weeks ago and had the same shocked reaction at the efficiency and courtesy.



There are many things changing here, and those of us who have previously endured the mindless and inefficient processes in past years are suitably impressed.[/QUOTE]But without raining on the parade, (sorry) and not being there I'm not sure, but are they actually giving out licences and plates. I had heard that all the licences are still stuck awaiting customs clearance and that drivers are just given their blue receipt that acts as their licence. I could be wrong but its what I read in another forum.

[QUOTE=RedKilt;1699668]Another place that has been revamped is the Bureau of Immigration office in Intramuros. It used to be a hell-hole, but now it is very user-friendly.
[/QUOTE]I'll add that BOI in Makati is very easy to use, and has been this way for 2.5 years. The only "hassles" are not enough seating when busy and not enough counter space to fill out the form. When it's busy the paperwork in front of the cashier can pile up so you may have to wait.

The way to streamline everything -

1) Download the form from the website, such as the tourist visa extension form, [URL]http://immigration.gov.ph/images/FORMS/VariousApplicationsForms/CGAF%20for%20Tourist%20Visa%20Extension.pdf[/URL], and complete at home. (No printer at home/hotel? Go to internet cafe, or during your BOI visit pick up blank forms for your next visit.)

2) Make sure you have the correct photos.

3) Make sure you have the photocopy of your passport's bio page and the most recent visa (or extension).

4) Wear the proper attire.

5) Have correct change to pay your fees, see [URL]http://www.immigration.gov.ph/index.php/visa-requirements/non-immigrant-visa/temporary-visitor-visa/extension-of-authorized-stay-beyond-59-days[/URL] for fees.

6) Before going to BOI office check the website for info any new changes.

The process can take from 10-30 minutes and your passport will be ready to pick up in approx. 4 hours. Pickup following business day if you go late in the afternoon. BOI Makati is a short 15-min walk from Burgos if you're looking for a place to kill time. Powerplant Mall/Rockwell isn't far from Burgos.

I'll add that if you needn't pick up your passport at end of the business day you'll miss the evening traffic mayhem of Burgos and Paseo de Roxas intersection.

[QUOTE=FreebieFan;1699680]But without raining on the parade, (sorry) and not being there I'm not sure, but are they actually giving out licences and plates. I had heard that all the licences are still stuck awaiting customs clearance and that drivers are just given their blue receipt that acts as their licence. I could be wrong but its what I read in another forum.[/QUOTE]That was indeed the case for quite a while, but if my experience is generalizable to the rest of the country, it's no longer true. I got the usual plastic card.

GE.

[QUOTE=GoodEnough;1699742]That was indeed the case for quite a while, but if my experience is generalizable to the rest of the country, it's no longer true. I got the usual plastic card.

GE.[/QUOTE]I don't get to Manila. I did all the leg work and was approved for my license in September 2014 at the LTO in Davao City, I finally got the plastic card in March 2015.

Given these glowing reports of bureaucratic efficiencies, do we need to draw a link to our recent dismal discussions of interlocking institutional and cultural dysfunctions in the "Filipinas--Opinions and Advice" thread?

[QUOTE=MrHawaii;1698018]It seems that directions are not the strong suit of any Filipina I have met.[/QUOTE]Ain't that the truth!

Back in Makati next week. Woot, it's been too long.