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day 6

sun came out. sea returned to calm. day to head for next island,mindanao.

the parlor of the inn.

raining night, quiet, soothing, a good sleep tonight.

end of day 5 .

the harbor, still closed today. most philipinos sleeping on the ground , in the concourse.

the fishing boat, also called the crab boat. it looks like a crab

in the afternoon, when the rain turned weaker i went out and sautered around the town

the seaside.stand still in case the wind blow me in.

the ship ticket

day 5

stranded and stucked in the harbor. big hurricane . my breakfast. chicken and beer.

drank a beer and slept. it was fruit flavor beer.

end of day 4

waiting for a whole afternoon. but was told the ship was canceled, due to the typhoon. and it was not clear when the ship would restart..

i waited till evening , and left to look for a guesthouse.

by noon, arrived at liloan, had my lunch at a eatery. little squids with sauce and a bowl of soup. 750naira.

almost reached liloan

every town had its own icon/emblem. this town was a bull. some was a dog or a man.

the view on the way

only 3 passengers waiting for the bus. very roomy in the big bus all the way down.

jobless men sleeping on the benches.

tacloban bus terminal. few travelers here. up till now, i had not yet seen a west traveler in this country.

every island had its own bus lines which had their own bus type. luzon buses were white ones. samar island was vans. here it was yellow .

day 4

traversed leyte island, from tacloban to liloan. the latter was a wharf from where i may board a ship to mindanao island.

AmuDimpka:
Says who ?

I am talking about Benz not even BMW but even at that ...BMW is more expensive

A whole beeema

Who gives you guys these information

ok, i made a mistake

but this is from india.

erico2k2:
where did U get that frm?

china

Holywizard:
What's ur problem?
Let him be!

i am trying to do a travel thread , clean and upright. but if you challenge me about sex tourism, i think i know much more than you. i just dont want to put some thing which belongs to dark undercurrent to my thread. indeed, you should ask me to prove my experiences, that will really hit me . anything else you say is piffle.

Holywizard:
According to him, he screwed/straffed/yanshed/fuçked/chopped a whole lot of girls in the country

not many, just one.


i dated with ANOTHER one, but my boat was about to leave at 7pm, and she lived 50km away. whatever. i took the jeepney which was going to the bus station, but i changed my idea and turned back. all these happened in mindanao. but they were not muslim.

hope you would not ask me to prove it. it can not be proved.

Holywizard:
Hope you are now ready to tell us about your sexual escapades

do you think anyone going to philippines is only for beach and sunshine ? sex tourism is acquiesed by philippines government and warmly accepted by philipinos. sex tourism is something every tourist would do in philipines.

but, why do you think i would tell you anything about my sex tourism experience ? and how can i prove it ?

anyway, i stayed in the muslim majority island mindanao for eight days not for no reason. i would MENTION/HINT a little bit of the fun i have found on facebook over there.

i do think sex is an important way to explore a country , soak up its culture , "tame" its people , get some intimacy and even superiority feeling . before mindanao, i found philippines rather boring.

that is the charm of sex tourism. to indulge oneself in a carefree place , taste MORE fun under a hint of unsafe feeling ( could be hurt , robbed, arrested by corrupt or phony police, or accused of disrespect of local culture, etc. )

i plan to do another sex tour in another country. even in the most conservative country, by help of facebook, i believe i could always find a crack to taste the real taste of that country. maybe indonesia next tine. a country with a biggest facebook users, more risky being a muslim majority , friendly nonetheless ( it is southeast asia after all ) .

and dont you relate sex tourism to crime and challenge me to do it. in many countries it is totally ok. and even in countries like thailand and simgapore where it is illegal de jure, but it is something everyone accepts de facto. ( on the contrary, sex tourism is encouraged by kenyan government de jure, but hated by most people de facto ) .

so, when you decide a nice place to have sex tourism, you should put several things into consideration : the local law, the local attitude/willingness , the facebook popularity level, the poverty level, the crime index, the hotels whether allowing this to happen, and the cost, of course.

all in all, only a monk, a guy without a dick would not have sex tourism in southeast asia. but i really dont want to share with you or anyone over here about my experience. anyway, hope you learn something after my long long tirade, which could be only out of the mouth of an experienced.

i think a guy rotting at home with his sex vagaries, would never have said what i have said, those words coming from experiences. you are so pathetic. you keep talking about sex in another country , but you dont even know its depth. i just told you the inside out thoroughly. you are welcomed.

a nice sleep.

end of day 3

my room in tacloban, with a foam mattress. 2500naira. no window. communal toilet and bathroom. ok for one night. just cheap.

the san miguel beer, national brand.

a full view

the slum and the waste water around. but the mountainous scene afar was nice.

a basketball field behind the fish market, which also served as a port.

tacloban fish market. lots of people. too crowded to go inside.

arrived in leyte island. the biggest city on the island, tacloban.

that yellow tricycle would take me to any place i named, but not cheap. 2minute ride cost me 300naira.

very sleepy this morning, for 2 nights without a proper sleep. so, i did not take many photos on my way. there were white beaches aside. this was the bridge across the samar island to the next island, leyte.

as ship docking , sun started rising. felt less romantic. another new island ahead waiting me to traverse.

a nearby auntie asked me what time it was. she gestured her wrist. i gestured back and showed her i had no watch.

few philipinos used smartphones , they used monochromatic phones. and a watch was something to them.