Question for the Pinoys!! - Do you think that Manny Pacquiao?

[We want Floyd]

True story, I have a Mexican buddy who liked it there so much he split the price of a house there with another friend and is there all the time. I have a white friend went on vacation with another friends family in the P.I. and he said the next time he visits he may not want to come back to the U.S. Everytime im there I always don't want to leave. The atmosphere there makes you feel like your somebody because of the hospitality and ofcourse if you have a family there or have buddies its a party everyday. Very laid back. Prolly much like Puerto Rico.

People love it there because of the $$$ to pesos conversion. The hospitality that people are talkin about is really that local Pinoy who is kissing their @ss to get some $$$. lol

C'mon man. Would y'all really love it, if you were the common Pinoy who has to work in the Philippines?

Don't get me wrong, Philippines has some really nice areas(it has alot of potnetial to even get better) and I love the food. But, the ones that enjoy the Philippines are a) the rich b) retired Pinoys who are getting their pension in $$$ otherwise, good f**kin' luck, it's a difficult way of living there with lots of inconveniences.

I never understood the folks who say they want to live there because of the "way of life". But, that way of life they're talkin' about would not exist if it wasn't for their American $$$.

[-MAKAVELLI-]

the bold pretty much sums it up., thats why I like it. I think i still have one more trip in me to go there. hehe...

i'm glad you had a great time pare...alot of peeps talk **** yet they've never been there and have no clue what its like....since 2001, i've been going home every year...some places are straight up paradise-like and the people are very friendly...the overall vacation price gets steep sometimes but its always worth every penny

[street bully]

how manny government parties are in phillipines.???. in PR.. there are 3...

Isn't the president of PR *****?

[Aracibo04]

People love it there because of the $$$ to pesos conversion. The hospitality that people are talkin about is really that local Pinoy who is kissing their @ss to get some $$$. lol

C'mon man. Would y'all really love it, if you were the common Pinoy who has to work in the Philippines?

Don't get me wrong, Philippines has some really nice areas(it has alot of potnetial to even get better) and I love the food. But, the ones that enjoy the Philippines are a) the rich b) retired Pinoys who are getting their pension in $$$ otherwise, good f**kin' luck, it's a difficult way of living there with lots of inconveniences.

I never understood the folks who say they want to live there because of the "way of life". But, that way of life they're talkin' about would not exist if it wasn't for their American $$$.

I always say that visiting a place is not the same as living there. I did not take the tourist route. So I know what you mean and how hard it is there. I saw how people strech their pesos in order to have enough food on the table. Of course I could not live in Davao or Arecibo (PR) if I did not have a good job just like anywhere else. So what you are saying is true.

[Aracibo04]

Isn't the president of PR *****?

Actually no.

People in PR do not have the power to vote in PR elections. The delegates you see there do not have any power.

It is actually the congress of the US who oversees the affairs of the island. So technically no it is not ***** but he can influence what happens there. I just say he is not because the people there cannot vote for the president.

But yea if one keeps it simple you can say he is.

[We want Floyd]

Out of all the beach resorts in S.E Asia. I think Philippines takes the cake. I don't know, for some reason I like Thailand better in general, it helps that I'm a Muay Thai whore.

I love Thai food, women it's a tie, Thais have a strong culture, they're nationalistic. Unlike the Pinoys, they're so heavily influence by American culture. My last trip in the PI was a few months ago. And I remember talkin' to two Canadians, it was their first time in the PI and they just came from Thailand. I asked them what they thought of the Philippines, and they told me that it wasn't "exotic" enough. Meaning, it was too influenced by Western culture.

[mellow_mood]

Isn't the president of PR *****?

nope... ***** is the president of the united states...


in puerto rico the governor is Luis Fortuno...

[MaD RoBoT]

Hell no i doubt it, he won't win his congress seat let alone be prisidint

and FYI Pac is not a god in the phils

he maybe become the next Hank or Ali or SRR but he won't be the next prisidint

[Aracibo04]

i'm glad you had a great time pare...alot of peeps talk **** yet they've never been there and have no clue what its like....since 2001, i've been going home every year...some places are straight up paradise-like and the people are very friendly...the overall vacation price gets steep sometimes but its always worth every penny

bro when i came to the US the first time people would talk **** about PR like what you say and I did not like that. Thats why I don't talk **** about peeps places. Even more I have been there and got to share with real peeps. If i go there again I let you guys know maybe we can meet and have some san miguels!! in honor of mr. miguel cotto LOL

[We want Floyd]

Actually no.

People in PR do not have the power to vote in PR elections. The delegates you see there do not have any power.

It is actually the congress of the US who oversees the affairs of the island. So technically no it is not ***** but he can influence what happens there. I just say he is not because the people there cannot vote for the president.

But yea if one keeps it simple you can say he is.

Aracibo, did you try any of the Filipino food, if so, which ones did you like?