Post: #451

VP, Onto, thanks heaps for your feedback. I'll definitely be looking at what Airbnb has to offer then. Is Ayala Mall the most recommended area for access/logistics matters? After a quick search on Airbnb it looks like this neighbourhood is rather costly ($80-100 per night), whereas when moving 1 to 2 kms towards the South (roughly the triangle between General Maxilom Ave / Imus Ave / Osmeña Blvd), prices drop to $40-60. For people who know Cebu, does this cheaper area really suck?

VP, I'll also stay in Manila for a few days, but not too keen on staying too long in such a huge, contaminated city. The quality of girls might make me stay longer though... I'll also be trekking around Mt Pinatubo, and hopefully spend a few days exploring Palawan with a cutie

Murph, JJJ, sure I'll pm back to you guys!

Happy to be part of the community

Post: #452

(04-12-2014 12:53 AM)RawGod Wrote:  

(04-03-2014 10:13 AM)zanetti Wrote:  almost 3 month cold streak I've been on since I moved to Tokyo in January.

Keep us in the loop with your efforts in Nihon as well! There's a few guys here with experience in that part of the world, and we'd love to help.

3 month cold streak in Tokyo? For a white guy? I didn't know that was possible...

Post: #453

For any of the guys who use online game to get Pinay chicks, has anyone used FC or DIA to get them in L.A.? Can't go to the phils for a while So I was wondering if online game here with those two sites with phil chicks is as good(easy) or close to it somewhat with being in the Phils.

Post: #454

(12-29-2014 09:34 PM)CJ_W Wrote:  For any of the guys who use online game to get Pinay chicks, has anyone used FC or DIA to get them in L.A.? Can't go to the phils for a while So I was wondering if online game here with those two sites with phil chicks is as good(easy) or close to it somewhat with being in the Phils.

Don't know about LA, but in NYC and surrounding area both web sites suck. Very few active prospects, and those who are listed here are probably lying about their location.

Post: #455

Anyone in Manila these days? I will be in Manila soon, and will be happy to meet forum members.

Post: #456

(01-04-2015 04:44 AM)vad.dolgorukiy Wrote:  Anyone in Manila these days? I will be in Manila soon, and will be happy to meet forum members.

Define "soon?" I'll be there Jan 30.

Post: #457

(01-04-2015 04:44 AM)vad.dolgorukiy Wrote:  Anyone in Manila these days? I will be in Manila soon, and will be happy to meet forum members.

I'm in Manila right now. PM if you want to meet up.

Post: #458

Hey
Mate thank you for info, and because of you i have book a flight to Cebu , going there on 8th of April for 18 night.
cheers

Post: #459

Is mid-May to mid-June a good time to go to the phillipines, or is it within their hot/rainy season? Am I better off going in December?

Post: #460

New user, first post! 20nation, I have a ton of respect for you and the other guys who posted about their experiences in the Philippines! I am travelling to the Philippines in June and will start a thread reporting on my trip.

Post: #461

(03-12-2015 04:58 PM)CleanSlate Wrote:  Is mid-May to mid-June a good time to go to the phillipines, or is it within their hot/rainy season? Am I better off going in December?

CleanSlate - good Question!

Thanks to this board I chose Manila last year to have a blast - BuT it was in sunny season of course.

I was staying in Makati around Burgos road.
It was not the logistical best location, but I had enough fun mainly
from online game.

Now I will be with 2-3 buddies in Manila for 10 days and we just wanna have
fun together - so we don't want to rely on online game too much - we wanna hit the
malls and clubs from a logistically good spot.

But it will be in early september, which is the high of the rainy season.
Is this a dealbreaker?

And from a location perspective - I thought either in the ayala triangle or in the fort. I would prefer easy over hot in general, so maybe the fort is to much upper class to have it really easy with the girls there.

Any recommendations? Maybe we should go for cebu instead of manila?

If I would need to book right now, I would book 2 suites in the F1 Hotel in the Fort in 32nd Street, that should be close enough to malls and a few clubs there.

I looked around Airbnb but I can't find a nice spot for 3-4 guys, I guess it's better with 2 Hotel rooms ...

Any IDeas?

Post: #462

Highly considering my next trip to PI (mid July) but undecided where to go. The main focus of the trip is to knock out some hot tail, not mediocre type girls, but 9's and 10's. I hear Boracay is too "touristy" and better to take a girl to than to go and find one there. Which city would you recommend for high quality girls, decent nightlife (doesn't really matter if I spend it in a hotel room with hot tail though), etc.

Post: #463

(06-10-2015 01:17 AM)tlan76 Wrote:  Highly considering my next trip to PI (mid July) but undecided where to go. The main focus of the trip is to knock out some hot tail, not mediocre type girls, but 9's and 10's. I hear Boracay is too "touristy" and better to take a girl to than to go and find one there. Which city would you recommend for high quality girls, decent nightlife (doesn't really matter if I spend it in a hotel room with hot tail though), etc.

I am going to let you guess where in the Philippines...With all the information here it shouldn't even have to be said..Plus don't think walking into the Philippines you will be easily slaying 9's and 10's as you put it. As stated many times in these forums..the only way you can usually get that high talent is through social rapport (social circle...which means you have to be living here or staying for a long time) ,indicating high status value, amongst other things. Gaming 9's and 10's are the same as anywhere in the world..not much difference..

Post Script: There are no 10's.. You will always find a flaw with a chic. Plus no one is perfect.

Post: #464

I asked Roosh if I could post about the book I wrote and since the book is the exact same trip from this datasheet (but includes my trips to Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam) he agreed.

This was my first real pussy paradise adventure, and I would have to say that in the 5 years since I have been traveling, it was probably the best. It's the trip that changed me the most and where I met some of my best friends (guys here from the forum).

I believe that this book will help any guys decide if they want to visit South East Asia or not. It's a type of book I have never written and by far the longest. 378 pages of my first hand story of what it's like to travel to the South East Asia as a western guy. Going from Mormon Utah to South East Asia was quite the shock (in a good way).

It was just published within the last 24 hours, click here to check it out.

Post: #465

I'd encourage people to take a look at 20 Nations site. He has put a lot of work in. I believe he is also traveling to some lesser known places in the Middle East and Africa over the next half a year and will be writing about it. I'd be interested to see what he has to say about some parts of the world that have little attention here.

Post: #466

(12-10-2016 02:28 AM)20Nation Wrote:  

I asked Roosh if I could post about the book I wrote and since the book is the exact same trip from this datasheet (but includes my trips to Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam) he agreed.

This was my first real pussy paradise adventure, and I would have to say that in the 5 years since I have been traveling, it was probably the best. It's the trip that changed me the most and where I met some of my best friends (guys here from the forum).

I believe that this book will help any guys decide if they want to visit South East Asia or not. It's a type of book I have never written and by far the longest. 378 pages of my first hand story of what it's like to travel to the South East Asia as a western guy. Going from Mormon Utah to South East Asia was quite the shock (in a good way).

It was just published within the last 24 hours, click here to check it out.

Purchased it

Post: #467

(02-21-2017 07:54 PM)burownidl Wrote:  

(12-10-2016 02:28 AM)20Nation Wrote:  

I asked Roosh if I could post about the book I wrote and since the book is the exact same trip from this datasheet (but includes my trips to Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam) he agreed.

This was my first real pussy paradise adventure, and I would have to say that in the 5 years since I have been traveling, it was probably the best. It's the trip that changed me the most and where I met some of my best friends (guys here from the forum).

I believe that this book will help any guys decide if they want to visit South East Asia or not. It's a type of book I have never written and by far the longest. 378 pages of my first hand story of what it's like to travel to the South East Asia as a western guy. Going from Mormon Utah to South East Asia was quite the shock (in a good way).

It was just published within the last 24 hours, click here to check it out.

Purchased it

Let me know how you like it.

Post: #468

(02-22-2017 03:07 PM)20Nation Wrote:  

(02-21-2017 07:54 PM)burownidl Wrote:  

(12-10-2016 02:28 AM)20Nation Wrote:  

I asked Roosh if I could post about the book I wrote and since the book is the exact same trip from this datasheet (but includes my trips to Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam) he agreed.

This was my first real pussy paradise adventure, and I would have to say that in the 5 years since I have been traveling, it was probably the best. It's the trip that changed me the most and where I met some of my best friends (guys here from the forum).

I believe that this book will help any guys decide if they want to visit South East Asia or not. It's a type of book I have never written and by far the longest. 378 pages of my first hand story of what it's like to travel to the South East Asia as a western guy. Going from Mormon Utah to South East Asia was quite the shock (in a good way).

It was just published within the last 24 hours, click here to check it out.

Purchased it

Let me know how you like it.

I make a couple of guest appearances, including having my girl stolen from me by 20nation and dancing with the fattest chick in Asia (she was plying me with free smokes and booze) both in the same night, good times in Manila!

Post: #469

It's been a while since I left the Philippines for the second time, and it's been a while since the last time I read this thread.

Planning my next trip abroad, and this thread delivers. The first time I read it, it provided quite a bit of value, but now that I've actually lived in the Philippines for an extended period of time, I'm reading the thread with a different level of comprehension.

Good stuff.

A +1 from me that I should have given a long time ago, and I grabbed a copy of the book.

Thanks, 20Nation, much appreciated.

Post: #470

Just bought my first plane ticket to Philippines. Did you guys get any Vaccination shots prior to going?

Post: #471

(03-14-2017 07:16 PM)burownidl Wrote:  Just bought my first plane ticket to Philippines. Did you guys get any Vaccination shots prior to going?

I didn't but I did get the shits a couple of times, pharmacies there sell diarrhea pills so I wouldn't worry too much.

Post: #472

(03-14-2017 07:16 PM)burownidl Wrote:  Just bought my first plane ticket to Philippines. Did you guys get any Vaccination shots prior to going?

I didn't before going to Philippines, but like 8 years ago I got a big collection. There is a group of shots that are needed in a lot of parts of the world and they last 10 years. It's a worthwhile investment to just get these and get it out of the way. I think it's a group of like 8 vaccines or so. If you haven't gotten them within the last 10 years, I would get them (although I don't think philippines is necessarily a bad place for it). The place I'm at now is probably much worse for needing your vaccinations (I'm in India).

Post: #473

Since we're on the subject - the shots EVERYONE on the forum that actually travels should get:
- Tetanus (lasts 8 years)
- Hep A&B (lasts 20 years if you do the full 3-shot regimine)
- Typhoid (lasts 10 years)
- Yellow Fever (lasts 10 years)
And then carry some antibiotics if you ate bad food, and some anti-malaria pills if you think you've got malaria


That's really it. The more obscure shots like Encephalitis or Dengue, as well as rabies, really aren't as necessary as the % likelihood of catching any of those are infinitesimally low (plus there's a worldwide rabies vaccine shortage, so you might get turned down for that, and the others may just be too expensive to justify)

Post: #474

^ Booster shots for Typhoid are recommended after 2-3 years, rather than 10.