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MANILA
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Location:Asia:
Philippines
Capital:Manila
Main Cities:Angeles,Manila
Electical:110/220
Adaptors
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Population:1,581,082
Currency: Peso
Language:Tagalog
Religion: Catholic,
Muslim |
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Overview
The Best time to come to
Manila in terms of chasing girls is anytime of the year. Of course,
during the peak season (Christmas through New Years) you will see
more tourists. But even then, the girls way outnumber the guys.
Weather wise, December, January, and February are the best times
to come as that is the cool season. June to September is when the
rains hit hard. Actually, a great time as there are no tourists
and you'll have all the girls to yourself. Manila is not exactly
the place to spend your entire stay in the Philippines. Manila is
good for about a couple of nights and enjoy some the nightlife it
offers. Being that there is so much pollution, traffic and crime,
not necessarily in that order, you will want to limit your days
and nights chasing pussy there. We suggest you stay there overnight
for the following reasons:
1) If your plane arrives late at night, like 10-11pm., we suggest
you stay for the night and leave the next morning to Angeles, Olongapo,
Cebu, etc.
2) When leaving the Philippines and your plane departs early in
the morning, you may want to arrive in Manila in the late afternoon,
check in to your hotel, and go out for a few hours at night and
then get on your plane the next day.
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Women
Your
personal Appearance
will have a lot to do with your success with the ladies. Get a decent
conservative haircut before you leave. Filipina's prefer clean cut,
clean shaven gentlemen to hippies, punks, or Mr. Natural types. Non
smokers are also preferred. Losing a few pounds of flab before you
take off won't hurt your prospects either. |
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Cost
Believe
it or not, you can get free sex, even with bar girls, in the Philippines.
However, it is recommended, because of the high level of poverty among
the girls, you always pay a tip of at least 200 pesos $4 for a quick
session of passion and romance and 300 pesos $6 if the girl spends
the entire night. As for taking girls out of the bars, the price varies
from city to city. In Manila, the most expensive, girls can cost up
to $100 or more. Cebu bar girls cost 2,000 to 3,000 pesos $40 to $60
for all night sex. Angeles and Subic rates are very low, 1,000 pesos
$20 for all night or 200 pesos $4 for a girl you might pick up on
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Legal
Although
prostitution is technically illegal, the police are corrupt and bar
owners pay off the cops to turn the other way. Tourists are rarely
arrested for having sex with a prostitute unless their is complaint
i.e., rape, seduction, loss of virginity, etc.. Although the age of
consent is 16, it is advised you stay clear of women in the bars under
18 years of age.
The age of consent is 18 years old. |
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Weather
Peak season Christmas through New Years you'll see more
tourists. But even then, the girls way outnumber the guys. Weather
wise, December, January, and February are the best times to come
as that is the cool season. June to September is when the rains
hit hard. Actually, a great time as there are no tourists and you'll
have all the girls to yourself. Manila is not exactly the place
to spend your entire stay in the Philippines. Manila is good for
about a couple of nights and enjoy some the nightlife it offers.
Being that there is so much pollution, traffic and crime, not necessarily
in that order, you will want to limit your days and nights chasing
pussy there. We suggest you stay there overnight if your plane arrives
late at night, like 10-11pm.
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Holidays
There is only one weekend, namely Easter weekend, in
which the bars close. Even on Christmas and New Year's, most bars
stay open. Holidays in the Philippines can be very exciting and
interesting. For example, on New Years Eve, you will have
fireworks going off for about 24 hours all over the country. You
don't want to be in Manila for this loud and festive occasion unless
you like hearing bombs go off every minute and enjoy having firecrackers,
cherry bombs and M-80's thrown at you while you walk down the street.
For a Vietnam Vet, maybe but not me. Then there's Easter where in
some of the provinces they nail people to a wooden cross with real
nails through their real hands. Not to mention the people marching
through town and whipping themselves until they bleed. I hope Christmas
is a little nicer, yet I heard they eat the reindeer after it's
all over.
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Events
Offices and banks are closed on public holidays, although
shops and department stores stay open. All major Christian festivals
are celebrated, as well as Independence Day (12 June), Bonifacio
Day (National Heroes Day, 30 November) and Rizal Day (30 December).
On Good Friday the entire country virtually closes down. Even public
transport and the national airlines stop running. There are many
crucifixion ceremonies throughout the country on this day, which
have become popular attractions, especially those at San Fernando
and Antipolo, near Manila
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What
to Bring
Clothing
in Manila will be the same as Angeles City or anywhere
else in the Philippines. You may want to dress a little nicer though
when visiting clubs i this city. No sandals or tank tops. Remember,
you're in the city now, but then again, you're in MANILA. It's going
to be hotter than hell so comfort is your first concern. Nice jeans,
clean tennis shoes or dress shoes. Shorts are o.k. during the day
but the girls like to see men dress nice when they visit them in the
clubs. When visiting the SM Mega Mall, where thousands of single young
women are, you may want to dress decent there as well.
Tip
Never wear tennis shoes without socks as you will get the worse case
of athlete's feet you've ever experienced. During the heat of the
day, you will see the Filipina girls walking around with umbrellas
to ward off the scorching sun.
110V and 220V. Watch out! Because in the very same hotel room you
stay in, on the very same side of the wall, can be two sockets, one
is 110V and the other 220V. Go to an electronic store and buy a voltage
tester, there a couple of dollars. |
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Passports
and Visas
To obtain a visa in Manila, take a taxi to the Swagman
hotel in Ermita and at the hotel, upstairs they have their travel
agency that will process your visa. As stated above, you will need
to leave your passport with them, so be aware you will have no passport
until the visa is processed. The price is about $20 depending on the
exchange rate at the time for a one month stay; slightly higher for
a two month stay.
If you wish to reside in the Philippines for more than two months,
you can obtain further visa extensions at the Swagman, ad infinitum.
However, be aware after six months of stay, there will be taxes you
have to pay at the airport in Manila when you finally depart the country.
Warning
Do not overstay your welcome in the Philippines. There are harsh penalties
if you stay beyond the date stamped in your passport. I overstayed
my welcome in the Philippines by only one day and they charged me
900 pesos penalty about $25. I don't want to know what it would have
cost if I stayed much longer. Leave the country before your visa expires
or renew it. Immigration does not take kindly to those to stay after
their visa has expired. No, they won't arrest you, but they will ream
you for every dime they can get out of you. |
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Customs
When
you disembark from the plane, walk quickly down the long corridor.
The reason for this is that there will be a line that you will have
to wait on to show your passport to an immigration officer. The
quicker you get on line, the quicker you will be able go through
customs and then enter the country.
Once you arrive at the airport in Manila, you'll need to
go through immigration and customs. This is very easy to do. As
you exit the plane, just follow the crowd and signs which point
the way. If you have only carry on luggage, you'll be out of the
airport in no time at all. However, if you have checked in
luggage, which I suggest you avoid at all costs, prepare to wait
up to two hours to claim your bags. Things move slow in the Philippines.
In order to go through customs and immigration, you will need to
present your passport and immigration/customs form. The immigration/customs
form will be passed out on the plane. Be sure you are carrying a
pen so you can fill it out on the plane before you land. It's all
basic information. Unless you are importing goods into the country,
you should check off the "Nothing to Declare" box.
Never bring any illegal drugs into the Philippines, including pot.
The punishment for drug trafficking in the Philippines is the death
penalty. Also, you should not bring in any pornography, as this
is illegal. Once you get your luggage, assuming you have checked
in bags, you will pass through customs. Look for the "Nothing to
Declare" signs. Most likely you will not be searched. However, if
you have a lot of bags, especially anything in boxes, good chance
you will be searched. What are they looking for? Mostly electrical
appliances that you can sell, such as computers, TV's, stereos,
etc. If you have a lap top, camera or video camera, you will have
no problem. After customs you will be allowed to enter the the lobby
of the airport where you will first exchange some of your dollars
into Peso. (see money exchange)
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Payment
Methods
Money
Exchange
After going through immigration and customs when you first arrive
in Manila, you will have your first chance to exchange your money.
Never exchange your money in the U.S. You will get the worst exchange
rate. I suggest you walk over to the money exchange booth inside
the airport terminal and change at least $100. Once you get to your
hotel, you will be able to exchange more money at local exchange booths
around town. Many of them are Mabini St., in Ermita and Malate. Be
careful when you exchange your money in these booths as some have
been known to be rip off places. Hotels give the worst rate however
they are the safest to go to. Banks are another option and will give
good rates.
Travelers Checks
Does not get the higher exchange rate as it does in Thailand. Travelers
checks can be changed in Manila in most banks or with money
changers. The rate for travelers checks is 5% to 10% lower than the
rate for cash. Purchase receipts for the travelers checks as well
as a passport are required for cashing. The checks are only accepted
if signed at the counter of the bank or money changer. In the provinces,
it can sometimes be difficult to change travelers checks. Many banking
companies which accept travelers checks in Manila do not so in their
provincial branches. In the provinces, the best place to change is
a local Philippine National Bank or a Central Bank in larger cities.
Cash advances in dollars can be obtained with an American Express
Card at American Express, and with a Visa Card at Bank of America.
Cash advances in pesos can be obtained.
Credit
Cards are accepted in most big hotels, shops and restaurants.
The smallest little shops do not, and neither do the girls. They also
charge... 3% for MC and Visa, 5% for AMEX. VISA is the best. Leave
your AMEX at home. The smartest card to bring is your ATM!! It is
the best exchange rate as well. Also, you may want to call your bank
that holds your credit card account and let them know that you will
be out of the country and which country. Sometimes credit card companies
will deny you access to your card, thinking that your card was stolen
and someone else is using your card in that country. It happened to
me in Rio De Janeiro. If you take enough cash with you, you will not
really ever have to use it. Personally, I use it for all of my hotel
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How
Much
will be needed will depend
on you personally and your budget of course. Figure for each
night in Cebu, staying at budget or medium range hotel, food,
girl, drinks, transportation, etc. you will need about $100-$150. |
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Tipping
5-10 per cent of the bill should be ok.
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Airport
to Lodging
The best way to get to your hotel is to take the authorized
airport taxi located inside the airport terminal, right before you
exit the street. The taxi booths look similar to car rental booths
you would find in most major airports. This by far is the best and
only way to get to your hotel in Manila, safely and quickly. We don't
advice you travel by any other means. The price should not be more
than P100 to get to most hotels in Manila. If you're really
on a budget, try going up to the second floor of the airport where
the departing gates are and grab a taxi up stairs. These taxis have
just dropped off their fares and would be glad to take a fare back
to where they came from for less money than the ones downstairs. The
savings will only be a few dollars but nevertheless, a savings.
Airport Pick Up
can be made by notifying your hotel by fax, phone or email
to pick you up at Manila Airport when you arrive in Manila. Some or
most hotels will offer this service for no extra charge if you make
an overnight reservation with them. (see hotel info for suggestions
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Transportation
Taxi
The best way to get around in Manila if you don't know where you're
going is the meter taxis. Do not get a taxi right outside any hotel.
It will cost you double. Just walk out and away from the entrance
of your hotel to another street and grab a taxi as it is going by.
These taxis will be much cheaper. make sure the driver is going to
use the meter before you get in. When you get in, make sure he turns
the meter on. If he doesn't turn the meter on, tell him to do so.
If he still doesn't turn it on, get out of the taxi and get another
one.
Jeepneys are another way to get around in Manila. For about a few
cents you can get around Manila all day. However, the Jeepneys are
usually very crowded, hot and humid since it is an open-air transportation
method. Plus, if you don't know which one s to take you can easily
get lost. The best time to try the Jeepney is with your girlfriend,
she'll know which Jeepneys to take, unless he's not from Manila.
Train
The LRT Train is another way to get across town quickly, cheaply and
comfortably. You will in most instances have to take a taxi to get
to the train. Ask for a train schedule at the front desk of your hotel.
Buses
are comfortable and cheap and a good transportation source only if
you are traveling out of Manila to places like Angeles City, Olongapo,
Baguio, etc. You have the Victory Liner Bus Station located in Pasay.
You can take a taxi there and hop on an air-conditioned bus and travel
for hours for a few dollars. Olongapo is about a three hour bus ride,
Baguio is about an 8 hour bus ride and Angeles is about a2 hour bus
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Maps
http://www.lonelyplanet.com/mapshells/south_east_asia/manila/manila.htm
http://www.data-store.co.uk/townplans/manila.htm |
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Hotels
$35 to $60 range and close to the action.
Swagman in Ermita
is an Australian owned hotel and has a chain in both Manila,
Angeles and Baguio. The rooms at vary in price depending on
whether you get the standard or deluxe rooms. A standard will cost
you about between $30-40, depending on the time of year. Always ask
for a discount rate, they'll give it to you if you ask. The rooms
are nothing great, especially the ones from the 2nd floor up. Ask
for the ground floor rooms. The rooms are newer, quieter, (no windows
because their below street level) with new TV's , cable, good showers
and a refrigerator stocked with snacks and drinks. They have a restaurant
that features American, Filipino, Thai and Australian cuisine. The
food is very good, especially their meat dishes and has a fully stocked
bar. All girl staff who are friendly and sweet. The location is good
as it is close to the Edsa Entertainment Complex and the clubs in
Makati. Lots of hookers walking the streets around the immediate area
of the hotel. The U.S. Embassy is right across the street if you're
planning on bringing your Fiancée back to the U.S.
City Garden Hotel
1158 A Mabini St., Ermita. A clean, comfortable no frills businessman's
hotel,
offers the convenience of first-class amenities in bright, cheerful
surroundings at reasonable rates.
Royal
Palm
Ermita district, a few blocks from the Swagman Hotel.
All basic services available for the business traveler.
Las Palmas
Malate area. Centrally located in the heart of Manila's tourist quarter
and
fully-renovated. Advertises five star service at standard rates. Good
meal rates.
Palm
Plaza
Located in the heart of historic Malate, the 120 room Palm Plaza Hotel
offers both business and leisure travelers comfortable accommodations
at affordable rates.
Copacabana Apartment
264 Edsa Extension, , Pasay City, Manila, Philippines
Local apartment style hotel near Manila's night-life district.
Park Hotel
1032-34 Belen St, , Manila, Philippines An oasis in the heart of downtown
Manila,
close to retail establishment, transportation links and entertainment
centers.
$60 to $100 price range.
Bayview Park
Along Roxas Boulevard fronting the U.S. Embassy with the full view
of Manila Bay, the Bayview Park Hotel is accessible to the city's
business and entertainment areas, as well as to clutural and historical
points of interest.
Hotels in Manila $75 to $100 price
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Century
Citadel Inn Makati
If
the "infamous" bar scene of Manila is your thing, and
you need excellent value accommodation
then this hotel must be it ! Located right on top of Burgos Street,
with the bars stretching off to the right as soon as you leave the
entrance. As a condotel you get a little more room and comfort than
in regular hotel rooms but do not pay the price that goes with it.
Being in the heart of Makati, all the major business, shopping and
entertainment is in very close proximity.
More Manila Hotels
Like most hotels
around the world, a lot of them frown on bringing guests to the
room, especially if they're hookers. The more expensive the hotel,
the less chance you will be able to bring your "squeeze"
up to the room without being asked to pay a surcharge. That is why
we suggest staying at the medium range hotels mentioned on our recommended
hotel list.
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Dining
Any major mall, such as the Robinson's in Ermita will
have a wide selection of restaurants and fast food stalls to eat in.
The Robinson's in Ermita actually has a fairly large selection of
restaurants including Mexican, Italian, Thai, Filipino, American steak
house, etc. Even a good ole McDonald's is there too. The food is okay,
nothing much to brag about.
SM Mega Mall
has lots of fast food restaurants all throughout the building. A great
place to meet lots of local Filipina's.
The most popular restaurant in the Philippines is the food chain Max's
Restaurant.
Noted for their chicken, fried
to a delicious crisp without coloring, flavoring or coverings. A secret
Filipino family recipe handed down through generations since 1945.
You will find Max's at the third floor of the Robinson's in Ermita.
Start off with their delicious green mango shake. Then I suggest you
enjoy one of their dinner specials, which includes along with a quarter
of a chicken a variety of Filipino dishes. Explore.
Chinese Dim Sum Tea Houses
You'll find some right around the corner from the Swagman Hotel. Ask
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Water
Never
drink the water from the tap or from a pitcher in a restaurant. Always
order bottled water. Brush your teeth and use bottled water to riinse
your mouth. |
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Language
The
Language spoken in The Philippines is Tagalog Filipino The English
language is taught in the Philippines from the first grade on. Of
course, if the girl is from a poor family, which most are, schooling
will be limited as well as their English vocabulary. Most of the girls
speak passable English. Most of the people that work in the
hotels and restaurants speak a great deal of English. There are more
funny and interesting stories regarding the language barrier and what
you'll encounter while you're over there in the Panties Down Before
Money Down Philippine Guide book in the book section of this site.
All in all the language of love is spoken everywhere. |
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Security
Manila is a dangerous place to visit,
Robbery
Appear poor you won't get robbed if you have nothing to steal. Or
to put it more succinctly, your chances of getting robbed are greatly
reduced if your potential assailant thinks you have nothing to steal.
If you are wearing a gold chain or bracelet, you will become his next
target. Anything that looks of value, fake or not, will catch a robbers
eyes. Avoid walking the streets drunk, especially at night. A few
of the sleazy bar girls will target drunken tourists. There's nobody
easier to rob than a guy who has invited you into his hotel room and
shortly after is passed out on the bed. Even during the daytime you
can get robbed, sometimes in a very unexpected manner. One ploy is
for a Filipino to spot you on the street and then make like he knows
you. If you ever get approached by a overly friendly Filipino on the
streets, ignore the guy completely. His trick is to come up to you,
get you to shake his hand and then say "Hey! Remember me!" From
there, he will make friendly conversation, eventually inviting you
to go with him. If you do, you're an idiot. My advice to such a character
is don't say hello, don't shake his hand, don't respond at all. When
he approaches you, just keep walking, acting as though you don't even
see him. He'll get the point and move on to his next victim. Jeepney
are where pick pocketers abound. If you ride in a meter taxi, obviously
you will avoid this problem. But if you ride in a Jeepney, you must
be aware of pickpocketers. They are masters and if you are carrying
anything worth stealing, they will get it.
Safe Deposit Boxes
are the safest place to keep your valuables. Although on occasion,
armed robbers have broken into the safety boxes. Most hotels offer
one and they are usually behind the front desk. The boxes are usually
big enough to put your wallet, passport, jewelry, and possibly a small
camera, film, pictures, videotapes. They are accessible 24 hours a
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Scams
One of the scams I know about
in Manila very well is because it happened to me. I was on Mabini
St., near some Chinese Dim Sum restaurants and I needed to exchange
my dollars into Pesos. I first entered the Dim Sum place to order
my food and then went across the street to get my Pesos. It was an
enclosed booth with a glass door and after you enter, you face a desk
with a window. The person behind the desk asks me how much I want
to exchange. I tell them $200 worth. A man then leaves the booth and
shortly after comes back with an older Filipina woman in late forties.
She goes behind the window and asks for the $200. I give it to her
and she then starts to count out the pesos in one hundred Peso bills.
The amount of Peso should have been P8,000. She made piles of ten-one
hundred Peso bills and criss-crossed them in front of me, making 8
piles, and she counted out loud as she placed each pile down. I picked
up the pile of Peso, which I thought was very odd anyway. Normally,
exchange booths will give you at least P6,000 in one thousand Peso
bills and the rest in change. I left the booth and sat down in the
restaurant with my wife. The waitress came over to me and told me
to count my money. Apparently she saw me leave the booth across the
street thru the window of the restaurant and knew the booth was crooked.
I took out my money and counted P4,000, having been short P4,000.
I went back and got my money from the booth after threatening them
of calling the Police. |
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Medical
Safe Sex in the Philippines
should be practiced at all times, and anywhere else you travel in
the world. Condoms should be worn at all times, even when you're sleeping.
I'm wearing one now as I type this report. But seriously, you should
buy your condoms in the U.S.A. before you go to the Philippines. The
ones made in Asia are made to fit Asian men and you know what that
means. Also, figure on using at least two a day. Unfortunately condoms
are not requested by all of the girls in the Philippines due to lack
of education. Be safe and considerate to others and use protection. |
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Internet
There
are internet cafes all over town. There is one in the Swagman Hotel,
upstairs in there email and business office. They are located in Mabini,
across the street from the US embassy. |
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Phones
International country code:
[63]
Selected city codes: Angeles, Pampanga (Evantelco) (455), Davao
(82), Manila (2), San Pablo, Laguna (448), Subic Bay Usn Base (47)
Dialing Philippines from Overseas
To dial the Philippines from overseas, dial 011, then 63 (the
country code for the Philippines), then the city code, and finally
the number. If you were dialing Manila, for example, you would begin
with 011, then 63, then 2 (the city code for Manila), and finally
the number of the person or office you are trying to reach.
Assistance Numbers
Emergency 166
Tourist Assistance (2) 501-660, 501-728
Directory assistance 114
Direct dialing assistance 112
Operator-assisted domestic calls 109
Operator-assisted international 108
Local Calls
Calling locally may be more difficult than placing an international
call, if that is conceivable. Expect bad connections, busy signals
or disconnections if you are fortunate enough to have found a phone
that works at all. A local call from a hotel will cost about P14.
Long Distance Calls
Calling long distance within the Philippines may prove no different
than a local call in terms of connections and wait times. To make
a long distance call, dial 0 + area code + number; you'll feel like
you've won the lottery if connected successfully.
International Calls
To make a direct call overseas, dial 00 + country code + area
code + number. Keep in mind that operator-assisted calls may run 30
percent more than dialing direct. The Philippine Long Distance Telephone
Company (PLDT) office also provides international access if you prefer
not to dial from the hotel, which most likely will implement the usual
outrageous surcharge. If possible, try connecting directly to an overseas
operator for calling card, collect, or credit card calls. If dialing
from a public phone, you will have to insert a coin or card first.
AT&T USA Direct 105-11
Canada Direct 105-12
MCI 105-14
Sprint 105-16
U.K. Direct 105-44
Public Telephones
Local calls cost 75 centavos on a red public phone and are unlimited,
but don't expect great service. In fact, don't even expect good service.
If you're lucky, your message will barely get through. The newer silver
phones will cost P2 for a local call. Most pay phones on the streets
are not operational, but hotels and post offices also have pay phones
that usually work. Most use coins as calling cards are just beginning
their introductory period in the country.
Calling Cards
PLDT phone cards (Fonkards)
may be purchased for the card phones available.
Fax machines
Widespread, but the poor telephone system can delay some faxes.
Most hotels have fax services, although the charge can be expensive.
A one page fax to Europe costs P350 (US$14). |
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Sex
in Manila is pretty decent.
Our favorite place is the EDSA International Entertainment Complex.
This is a cluster of four bars jam packed with many really cute women
who will fuck and suck your dick raw. All the women in these bars
are prostitutes and are working there as such. There are truly some
beautiful girls at the EDSA. Between the Firehouse, Pitstop, My Fair
and Casino bar, you should be able to find what you are looking for.
Each bar employs a good 50 girls or more dancers and waitresses. The
set up is different from Angeles City bars. At the EDSA you must pay
both the bar fine and heavily tip the girl. In other words, it's similar
in price to what you will find in Bangkok. The bar fine is around
$10 and most of the girls will want at least 1,000 pesos $25 tip for
short time and double the price for all night. It's not cheap, but
it is a worth a visit.
EDSA Complex
you will see a cluster of girls dancing in bikinis or one piece swimsuits.
All the dancers are prostitutes and will be interested in going with
you to your hotel to fuck. When you see a girl you like, notify the
waitress and invite the girl to sit down with you for a ladies drink.
Or you can signal the girl directly to come over to sit with you.
Just smile and wave her over. If she refuses, she probably has another
customer that she already made a commitment with. In that case, just
pick another girl.
Once you've invited a girl to sit with you for a drink, flirt with
her. Eventually you will either pass on her or invite her to come
back with you to your hotel. If she agrees and asks you "How much
are you going to pay me?", you are dealing with a pro and you should
discuss what type of services you will be getting for your hard earned
money. In other words, if she asks you how much you're going to tip
her, she's not assuming you will be generous and pay her well. So,
in that case, neither should you assume she will be a good fuck and
suck you well. Therefore, politely but firmly discuss exactly, in
no uncertain terms what type of sex she will give you and for how
long. Remember, many of the girls will not spend the entire night
or if they do, it will cost more and many will not give you a blow
job. So be sure you find out exactly how long she will be staying
with you and what she will or will not do.
After you choose your girl or should I say she's chosen you!, you
can pay the bar fine and from there go directly to your hotel to screw.
Across the street from the EDSA International Entertainment Complex
you will find a few short time hotels, including the Royal Blue Marlin,
as mentioned above. So for convenience, I recommend you stay there
as it's just a moments walk away from the EDSA just cross the street
and you're there.
Transvestites
Every so often you will run
into a billy-boy, meaning a man who dresses up as a women. They are
not as common in Cebu as in Angeles City, but in case you do find
some, here is a few hints on how to recognize them.
True Filipina women are typically very short, around five feet or
under. The transvestites, being men, are much taller, five foot six
and up. So if what appears to be a woman approaches you and you notice
that she is nearly as tall as you, watch out! Oddly enough, the transvestites,
as tall as they are, persist in wearing high heels. I understand they
want to dress as women, but being men they are already tall enough;
wearing high heels makes them even taller and therefore more obvious.
I would have thought they would wear shoes a little flatter to disguise
their height, but they don't. For that reason, it's usually pretty
easy to spot them a mile away. In short, any woman who is unusually
tall 5 and a half feet or taller, beware of. Transvestites, being
men, cannot imitate the softness and high pitched sound of a woman's
voice that's because they are men. So the transvestite will try to
disguise his voice by either speaking with a whisper, a very soft
tone, or a falsetto i.e., a fake high pitched sound. So if you hear
someone whisper or say in a high pitched voice, Hello. Where you go?
you know what you are dealing with. Since most of them cannot 'afford
to have the operation where they surgically remove the penis and carve
it into a vagina, the transvestites will desire only oral sex, rather
than intercourse. So if the emphasis of the conversation is, I give
you good blow job, that is your red alert. However, being that most
of them hang on blow road, there is not much of a distinction between
them and the girls, as the girls are also aggressively pushing their
line of work I give you good blow job. Transvestites are usually quite
ugly up close. After all, they are men and a man's face, no matter
how much make-up you put on it, will still take on a masculine appearance
although some of the transvestites amazingly look feminine. To hide
this, it's not unusual for the transvestites to hang out where the
lighting is low. Transvestites have masculine hands. They are
aggressive and if you let them, will come right up to you and touch
you. If you touch their hand, it will be unusually large; Filipina
girls typically have very small hands, much like that of a twelve
year old girl in the states. So if a woman holds your hand and it's
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Legal Age
The age of consent is 18
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Bar Fines
So
what happens when you enter a bar and meet a bar girl you really
like and want to spend the night with? How do you get her to leave
the bar and go with you? To get a bar girl to go back with you to
your hotel, you must first pay what is called the bar fine. The
bar fine is kind of like renting a car for the day. You choose the
car you like, you pay, and then you drive off with the car. Except
in this case, you are not renting a car, but a bar girl!
Prices
MAKATI - P3000 BAR FINE - P2500 to P3500 TIP
PASAY - P1000 BAR FINE - P1500 to P2000 TIP
ANGELES - P1000 BAR FINE - NO TIPS
CEBU - 750 to 1000 Bar Fines - P1500 to P2000 TIP
Now understand this simple rule The girls are not allowed to leave
the bar and go with a customer unless he first pays the bar fine.
Once he does pay, the girl will immediately change into her street
clothes and she is free to go with you to spend the night in your
hotel. Most girls who spend the night will let you screw them. So
how much will that cost you?
The going rate for the bar fine in most of the bars of Angeles,
as of December 1999, is 1,000 pesos $25. Once you pay the bar fine,
you need not tip the girl. The bar fine is the full price you pay
to take a girl home with you for the night. Tipping is optional,
not mandatory. If you wish to tip a girl who spends the night, 100
pesos is a nice tip.
So exactly how does this bar fine work? Let's say you walk into
a bar, such as La Bamba, and you take a seat right center stage
where you are just inches away from the dancing girls. Let's say
you see a dancer you really like. You notice that she keeps smiling
at you and she reaches over from the stage where she is dancing
and gets close enough to shake your hand and introduce herself.
Wow! These girls really are friendly, so you say to yourself. The
same girl then asks you what your name is, where you are from and
keeps smiling and giggling. Next thing you know, one of the waitresses
comes over to you and cuddles next to you. She points her finger
to all the girls on stage and asks you, Which girl do you like?
Without hesitation, you point to the dancer you just met. You then
tell the waitress, I want to pay her bar fine. The waitress will
then consult with the dancer, who will probably be in shock since
most guys first flirt with the girl over a ladies drink before paying
the bar fine. However, in this case we'll just say you are in a
hurry. If the girl does agree to go bar fine, what will happen next
is the waitress will either herself extend her hand to take the
1,000 pesos for the bar fine or whatever the rate is in that bar
or she will call over the Mamasan i.e., bar manager who will come
over to you and take the money. Once the bar fine is paid, the girl
will immediately go to the back room to change into her street clothes.
It may take up to ten minutes or so, as some girls may go to the
toilet, put on more make-up, and god knows what the hell else they
are doing back there probably praying you don't have too big a dick!.
When the girl comes out, she will come up to you and stand by your
side. She's ready to go. You then can take her back to your hotel
and enjoy a night of passion and romance.
Bars
Makati
Going rate for short time can run 5,000 on P. Burgos St.
Bar Bandido
It's a larger bar with an excellent sound system and good music.
The main attraction in any go-go bar, of course, is the dancers.
There is a large number of dancers in attractive uniforms. Some
of the girls are above average.
Bottoms
5012 P. Burgos St. Tel 897-2053. Another Makati bar which seems
to run about 60 to 70 girls. There are normally some quite attractive
but hard-core girls in here. If visiting check your bill closely
and make sure you sign for everything.
Cuddles Fire and Rain
P. Burgos St. cor. Kalayaan.
Dimple
5014 P. Burgos St. Tel 895-8843. Dimples is an older, small,
dark bar and the emphasis is placed on Ladies Drinks. The best time
to go there is during the day time when the girls are very friendly
and accommodating. Having said that a warning must be given. When
you are in a dark corner with one or two lovelies watch your bill
very carefully. Do not pay for anything that does not have your
signature. You can have a good time in here but it's going to cost
you. Opens at noon. Happy hour 5 - 7 PM. Closes at 4 AM.
Foxy's
Corner of Kalayaan Avenue and Dona Carmen Street in the heart of
Makati City. Probably the largest bar in Makati, big stage, two
levels - open with a sushi bar on the second level. Lots of nice
girls. Same owner as Go Go Banana's. Both are good stops in Makati.
Prices in Makati are higher than Pasay -- but the quality of the
ladies is normally quite good. LDs run 225 to 275p or so. This is
a big club which seems to run about 80 girls. They are heavily into
the synchronized dance routines and the girls whilst friendly are
not to pushy for ladies drinks.
Go Go Bananas formerly Ritzy's
5030 P. Burgos St. cor. Kalayaan. Tel 895-0883. Across the road
from Foxy's, Go Go Bananas is a big club which runs about 50 girls.
This can be quite patchy and the quality of girls and number of
girls differs from night to night. If you go there make sure you
ask the girls about the prayer room. OK the girls are not the best
looking but they are extremely talented.
Ivory
P. Burgos St. cor. Kalayaan
Jools
5043 P. Burgos St. Tel 897-9098. Opens 800 PM. The place is
getting a bit rundown.
Jungle Room
P. Burgos St.
Mogambo
Small bar packed full of girls. It a go-go bar and the girls
are in uniforms. Only an average lineup.
Papillon
P. Burgos St. Some of the most attractive dancers in town.
Rascals
P. Burgos St.
Rogues
P. Burgos St at Makati Ave.
Wild West formerly Geronimo
788 Makati Ave. cor. P. Burgos St. Wild West with all bias intended
is certainly worth a visit. As are Mogambo and Bandido bars. Wild
West runs about 50 girls as does Mogambo. Bandido runs about 80
girls.
Pasay City
Going
rates are 900 for the bar and 2000 for her
EDSA International Entertainment Complex
corner of EDSA Extension and Roxas Boulevard. Inside are 6 girlie
bars. It seems to go in cycles and in terms of girls different bars
are hot on different nights. Opens at 600 PM. Names of bars inside
the complex are listed below.
Casino
EDSA International Entertainment Complex. About the same size as
Pit Stop. It is the most intimate. You're closer to the girls and
have the easiest time 'contacting' them if it is hard anyway.
Chaos
Sometimes there are about 200 to 250 girls, 80 of which are dancers.
I say sometimes because Chaos is one of these bars that is very
patchy in terms of girls. Sometimes you can go in there and be surrounded
by a plethora of stunning women, other times it seems like the city
kennels. You just have to strike it lucky on the night. The best
time to hit it is about 10.30PM.
Cotton Club
formerly Australian Club Located in the EDSA International Entertainment
Complex. Tel 831-6468. The largest bar in the Complex, it is well
laid out and has an variety of themes. It also has the largest number
of dancers.100+ girls
Fates
About 100 yards up the road from Visions is Fates. This was
an old Karaoke bar taken over by two of the people from Vixens.
There are normally about 50 girls working there and they have specials
like 12 peso beers etc etc. There seems to be a nucleus of about
10 really good looking girls in this bar but from all reports they
do not seem interested in going out with customers. A number of
guys have purchased ladies drinks only to find out that the girl
is not interested in pursuing the matter further they also has V.I.P
rooms but negotiate the price carefully before going in.
Firehouse
EDSA International Entertainment Complex. A Manila institution.
It's been around for decades. When Ermita was closed, it first moved
to a compound next to the Holiday Inn now Traders Hotel and then
to its current location in the EDSA complex. It's a large bar with
a 2 tier stage and customer dance area. The music system is one
of the best in town. They usually have between 50 and 70 dancers
and lots of GROs. Like all the bars in Manila, the age is slightly
higher than in Angeles City or Bangkok, but there are some absolute
stunners. The manager has been around forever and one of the top
bar men in town. A main objection to this bar is that the stage
is too far from the seating. Ditto Pit Stop.
My Fair Club
EDSA International Entertainment Complex. A totally unique design,
this is the second largest bar in the Complex. There are 2 dance
floors connected by a walk over bridge. Girls are on all 3 areas.
There is seating around the dance areas and the rest is perimeter
seating. The fewest girls of any of the bars.
Pit Stop
EDSA International Entertainment Complex. The smallest bar in
the complex, the quality of the staff varies from time to time,
but when it is hot, it is really hot. There are 12 seats at the
stage, but the rest are pretty far away for a great look. Some beautiful
girls for such a small club. More intimate atmosphere than Cotton
Club.
Visions
Service road same as Chaos but on the other side of Buendia now
called Gil Puyat. Unfortunately this is not a patch on the old Visions
number 1 in Ermita and number 2 in the food and Karaoke complex.
However there are about 50 girls here and sometimes you can find
a diamond in the rough so to speak.
Drive in Hotels
A very interesting hotel you
might consider is the "Drive In" hotels in Pasay. The term "drive
in" is equal with short time, meaning you rent out a room at a low
price for only three hours. You can rent the room for longer, even
all night for a little more money.
They are cheaper than most hotels in Manila. Also, if you just need
a place to stay for a few hours because you're waiting for a connecting
flight or just waiting for your plane to depart back home, it's
a good alternative to checking into a major hotel. There are
no safety boxes to secure your money and the rooms do not lock from
the outside. So, this is going to be a problem if you are carrying
valuables as you will either have to carry it around Manila with
you (which is not recommended) or leave it in the hotel room (which
is also not recommended!). So you are stuck with no secure place
to leave your valuables. What I did is leave my camera/camcorder
in my room and took my money with me. I have a lock on my suitcase
and a bicycle lock which I use to tie my suitcase to a chair or
other type of furniture. That worked, but I would have felt a bit
more comfortable if the stupid hotel would put locks on the outside
and safety boxes to secure one's valuables. I guess since so few
customers are coming there to spend the night, they don't feel the
need.
Royal Blue Marlin
Pasay City and has decent rooms. Actually, the deluxe rooms
are quite nice.
Across from the Pasay Entertainment complex.
Victory Drive In
Pasay One of the unique things about this hotel is one of
the rooms actually has a car, a beautiful red Chevy, with the bed
installed right where the front and back seats used to be. Also,
the shower is inside the room next to the bed, not in the bathroom.
So there will be no hiding when your girl wants to take her shower.
She must do so right in front of your eyes. Nice. This room will
certainly supply you with those special "Kodak moments"
that you will want to share with the rest of your family when you
arrive back home. That is to say if your family is the Mafia.
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Photography
Some of the girls like it and some don't. It is highly recommended
that you don't try to take hidden video of the girls while having
sex with them. It pisses them off to no end. It may result in her
having the police summoned to the room. The ones that agree will usually
ask for more money on top of the original amount agreed for having
sex with them. Some won't care and will do it because they like you.
As long as you have copies of their i.d's showing that they are eighteen
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Recreation
The
Robinson's mall is a great place to walk around and check out all
the school girls walking around during lunch time. The SM mall is
also a palce with thousands of girls walking around, either working
there or just girls walking around bored out of their minds.
National Museum of Philippines (Museum)
Rizal Park at Padre Burgos Street, Manila
Tel: +63 2 527 1207
Fort Santiago (Historical Landmark)
North-west of Intramuros, Manila
Ermita District (Tourist & Shopping Area)
Near Kalaw Street and Maria Orosa Street
Manila Zoo (Recreation Park)
Quirino Avenue at Adriatico Street, Manila
Tel: +63 2 575 7061 Fax: +63 2 525 4602
Coconut Palace (Palace)
Roxas Boulevard, in Cultural Centre Complex, Manila
Tel: +63 2 832 0223 Fax: +63 2 831 1756 |
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