Davao City in the Daylight
Epis14,
Considering the number and size of the Malls here in Davao City you must be a major Filipino Actort or Rock Musician. I mean there are just so many places (including the huge, new Ayala Mall) for you not to be able to scout around. But assuming this is the truth and under the belief that you mean "skimming pussy" by daylight, okay!
First you DO need to get set up in a decent Hotel where discretion is part of the Service offered. For this I have ONLY two (2) places: Apoview Hotel and Marco Polo Hotel. You are hearing this from someone who has learned this the HARD WAY. Red Knight Garden IS absolutely OUT. There is no way you could ever be discreet in this Font of Gossip with dozens of ex-pats hanging around with nothing better to do than drink, smoke and talk about who is fucking whom. As to the other small, boutique hotels, the same thing applies. Just too few on Staff and the Guests are right there able to see everything, including the coming and going of ladies. And I assume you would avoid the piece of shit backpacker hostels and the pension houses.
You make friends with the Concierge and the Bellboys. They will run cover for you like they have done for me on numerous times. I tip very good for a reason. And they know this and also what to expect should they "screw up" or decide to "fuck me over" like the now infamous Lurker, Cooler Brew, did to me back in late 2007 with Jen (and NO I WILL NOT FORGET THIS AND LET ASSHOLES BE ASSHOLES). You need to get the pussy into your room and out discreetly. The Hotels even call me from the front desk should a lady show up early or uninvited.
Scoring the pussy is easy. ALmost too easy. The hotel staff can handle this for you. I have chosen to never use this Service. I get them myself. And any decent hotel will have a massage parlor where 'extra service" is available. Avoid the one on the flyers in your room for the 24 hour outside massage service. This is strictly a massage by a lovely lady and nothing more. Unless this has changed since 2003, the last time I wasted money on simply a massage. In the downtown Davao area you will see literally dozens of store fronts advertising massages. I think some of these may even offer a real massage. But fuckie / blowie, $10 guy is the norm.
There are numerous brothels (casas) in Davao City. To be safe, ask the Hotel Staff about good, reliable ones where you will not get robbed or cheated. And you can also arrange for these ladies to come by your hotel room at an appropriate time. Again, you need the hotel staff to keep you informed that "the coast is clear". I know a few guys who even get a separate room for when they have these meetings. Speak with the concierge and I am certain a room for 1-4 hours can be rented discreetly at a reasonable price. Especially if the hotel is not full or a convention has just checked out.
I like to visit Clubs and invite one of the dancers to come by the next day for a few hours. This is fun and cheap. The ladies enjoy this and come by on their way to work. Price is negotiable; 1, 000-2, 000 pesos depending on how good you feel afterwards.
Dragon Slayer
Hi, DS please don't remove those lovely photos
Hi DS,
We appreciate your photos very much, please don't remove those just because on one person. Hope you will re consider yr decision.
TMT
[QUOTE=Dragon Slayer; 1175509]Guys,
Looking forward to returning to Davao City. I have made no plans on what to do or where to stay yet. Not a problem. I will be seeing friends here and a few ladies that I know and a few more I only know from meeting while online chatting. I never meet women who do not go on webcam or claim not to have cellphones. This is usually a sign of something wrong. For one, all internet cafes have webcams. And even in the villages in the Provinces there will be an internet cafe set up with webcams. It is not uncommon for ladies to use photos of filipina movie actresses or hot looking girlfriends, rather than their own photos. As to the cellphone, they ALL know a cousin or other relative from whom they can borrow a phone.
I have removed many of the posts I made where photos were included. I will remove the rest later today. I will no longer include photos in any of my posts. This is to avoid the problem I incurred with this one guy being upset that I refused to provide him the cellphone number, Name and E-mail Address of one girl I know outside cebu. I am just tired of these assholes. When I ignored him, he went as far as to contact some of my friends on the Forum to "rally them to his cause". He can go blow himself.
Anyone can still post photos here. Should they later choose to have them removed, I will do so. As for me, I should have listened to advice from GoodEnough a few years ago. He told me he thought I was making a mistake posting photos of women, something he has never done. He explained that the topic of ISG is Sex, primarily sex with prostitutes. My photos would be viewed by many that, in his opinion, I would not want to see them. He informed me that some of these guys might get "ideas" concerning these ladies that could result in their safety being placed in jeopardy.
I am now contacting all ladies whose photos I have posted over the last two years. I tell them to avoid contact or agreeing to meet anyone claiming to know me, having viewed their photos or having any knowledge of them from ISG or through me. Not hard to get my real name considering how many guys here know me.
Dragon Slayer[/QUOTE]
Photo along with the story
I always liked to see the photos of the girls Dragon Slayer is telling his stories about. This really adds flavor to his experiences and enhances the story.
But then, I certainly do understand there are some crazies hanging out reading these posts frequently.
Addition to the Restaurant Scene
This is the week of the Davao festival called Kidayawan, which culminates on Friday with a huge parade, bands in the streets, and general mayhem. Traffic is already a nightmare and the local drivers appear to be even more ridiculous than usual, which makes it doubly hard to get around the downtown area, particularly as some streets are closed off to allow street vendors to set up shop. It's well worth avoiding.
There's a new French restaurant, called Bon Appétit, which opened about three weeks ago, and which doesn't require navigating the traffic-choked downtown streets. DS and I went there last night, together with some others, and had a reaosnably-priced meal of extremely high quality. The place is small, accommodating 30 people including the outside tables, and during weekends, reservations would be a definite plus. I think the six of us had three bottles of wine, plus we all had appetizers, a main course and dessert, and the tab per person was Php1, 200 including tip, which given the quality and quantity of the food was great value for money. I had an excellent gigot the'agneau, and it was one of the best I've ever tasted. The service was excellent, and the proprietor took all of the orders, served some of the courses, and described the menu.
The place is an authentic French bistro. It's relaxed, informal, and altogether excellent. Last night it was packed and I'm pretty sure the place turned the tables over three times. The place is located in the Plaza del Carmen on Loyola St, just off of Lanang Road. And for those unfamiliar with the geography of the city, it can be a bit difficult to find, though it's less than a 5 minute drive from Victoria Plaza.
GE
Davao city: Slayer is here
Guys,
I arrived here Friday evening. Had a lousy flight from Cebu after three horrible nights in my Hotel there. The hotel, Crowne Regency, off the beaten path in Guadalupe, has resorted to the Group Tour Business in order to get occupancy. This has gotten to the point where they are literally bringing in goups of lowlife trash suitable only for third rate pension houses. Each of my last three nights there I had drunks banging on my door and ringing the doorbell at 02:30AM. 01:15AM and 05:00AM. Each time I went to Hotel Management to express my displeasure with having drunks awaken me in the middle of the night. Reminded them of their Fiduciary Obligation to ensure the safety and comfort of Hotel Guests. Each time all I got was a "sorry".
I left Cebu after bluntly confronting the meek, little hotel manager (Hotel GM was away, attending the Phil Hotel Convention). His meek "sorry" was met with my telling him what a pathetic, incompetent ass he was and how I fully intended to inform the Hotel GM and the Hotel Owners based in Lapu Lapu of what I was forced to endure. I mean if they cannot control the other hotel guests they should not be in business. Simply placing 1-2 uniformed security guards on the Floor where the Guests are sleeping at night would suffice to prevent the drunks from running wild. But the meek, little manager could not think of this. I doubt if he cares how I felt but he could not have enjoyed me telling him what a pathetic fool he is in front of the entire hotel staff and a dozen or so guests not associated with the rowdy group (they had checked out earier that morning). Hotel needs to fire quite a bit of its Management as I stated, including Wimpy, the Hotel Manager.
I brought my beautiful, sexy 19 year old with me to Davao City. We have been together now for over two weeks. She was the primary reason I was in Cebu so long, aside from seeing my Son there. I wanted her to have her first ever trip out of cebu metro area and her first filght. Sad it was a rough flight after a two hour delay. She wanted only to dine in the room and then watch movies. Saturday we dropped by GoodEnough's Estate which was fun. His huge dog took a liking to my Lady which had her a bit daunted. Saturday night we dined at a new French Restaurant here.
The Name is "Bon Appetit". It is located off JP Laurel Street a block below Victoria Plaza Mall in a small compound off Loyola Street. Not easy to find, it is worth looking for when you wish to dine on authentic French cuisine. The food is good, cute atmosphere and the prices are half that of Claude's "Cafe de Ville" in the Havana Compound on Rizal Street next to Chico's. We all shared a couple bottles of a very good, young Bardolino,"Corte Sant Arcadio 2009". I was very pleased with the wine as I am a big fan of Italian wines. At 650 pesos it was less than half what I thought the wine would sell for in a Restaurant. I bought two bottles to take home with me. So now we have a new, elegant, fine dining establishment here in Davao City. Very few places like this here so we were all pleased to see how good this one is.
Two people can dine here for 800 pesos easily. 1500 pesos if you include a bottle of this excellent Italian red wine. In my City in the USA a Restaurant of this quality would set you back $60-$80 without the wine; $100-$150 with wine and dinner for two. I will post the exact address and the phone number shortly here. I am here now early Sunday evening. My little lady is listening to music on the radio. GoodEnough I'm'd me his lady is not feeling well so we may be on our own tonight.
Fiesta is now in full swing here in Davao City. Many streets here in downtown have been closed to traffic and are full of tourists.
Dragon Slayer