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Why leave? Surely this is your opportunity to accustom yourself to what the whole world will likely be a worse version of in a year or two's time.Taco wrote:I need to get out this country soon, there won't be any power or running water for months, it really sucks.
I wouldn't leave if I were you, Taco. I mean...after the Asian Tsunami, a lot of expats did not leave Thailand and Indonesia (and other countries in the region) due to the damage. Some stayed behind to help out and rebuild. I suggest you do the same. The same with the horrible Tsunami and earthquake in Japan.Taco wrote:I haven't been online for a few days now because Typhoon Yolanda destroyed the city I'm living in Northern Cebu. I apologize to all my hardcore fans that thrive off of my doom and gloom posts, I know what you must be going through right now. If your looking for a bargin basement price on a Filipina now is your chance, their all unemployed and homeless thanks to the storm. I need to get out this country soon, there won't be any power or running water for months, it really sucks.
Typhoon Aftermath
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Samar, Leyte and Northern Cebu( where I live) got hit the hardest, 10,000 dead, that's a lot of Filipinas that could have been your next girlfriend.mguy wrote:Taco,
Was Cebu hit bad?
Manila was spared.
I know it seems silly, but my grocery went up by 40% bc of the storm. Disrupted supply chains.
"bargain basement price on a Filipina" -- that's just mercenary.Taco wrote:I haven't been online for a few days now because Typhoon Yolanda destroyed the city I'm living in Northern Cebu. I apologize to all my hardcore fans that thrive off of my doom and gloom posts, I know what you must be going through right now. If your looking for a bargin basement price on a Filipina now is your chance, their all unemployed and homeless thanks to the storm. I need to get out this country soon, there won't be any power or running water for months, it really sucks.
Good news, no Angeles hookers were killed in the typhoon, I know that's a huge concern for some guys. However, the people that survived in Tacloban are starting to steal food because they haven't eaten for days now.Winston wrote:Was Angeles City hit by the typhoon? If so, how hard?
I wasn't asking because of the hookers there. I was asking because my girl and my son are there. Geez. I haven't heard anything from them yet.Taco wrote:Good news, no Angeles hookers were killed in the typhoon, I know that's a huge concern for some guys. However, the people that survived in Tacloban are starting to steal food because they haven't eaten for days now.Winston wrote:Was Angeles City hit by the typhoon? If so, how hard?
Very strange you say that. Don't you realize that the lion's share of Angeles City hookers are from Leyte and Samar. So it seems almost certain that a percentage of those girls who happened to be on home leave may have met their demise.Taco wrote:Good news, no Angeles hookers were killed in the typhoon, I know that's a huge concern for some guys. However, the people that survived in Tacloban are starting to steal food because they haven't eaten for days now.Winston wrote:Was Angeles City hit by the typhoon? If so, how hard?