Relocating from Thailand to the Philippines

That is quite the statement. I am sure my wife would love to discuss it with you. My wife is Thai. Educated, a career woman that is now retired. (early retirement). Never worked in a bar. We were both in our 30's when we got married. Been married 29 years. We met in the U.S. where she attended Dean College, Massachusetts.

 

The interesting thing is that I thought the innuendo (Feline cat) or P**SY was harmless and less offensive than what was substituted. I guess other folks have different views for Example I am always amused by the word F**ny pack that is use by the folks from USA for the bag many tourists use that goes around a persons waist.. Bl&&dy H*ll it is so hard to be political correct these days is Humour acceptable or are they going to take the U out of it TTNT Brian from the land down under

 

Driving a Ferrari around Dumaguete will have you constantly worried about it getting dented. I think i will stick with the old bird.

 

Yes, sometimes best to stick with the 'old banger you' know.

 

Yes, indeed. But the real challenge is to know when to stop putting repair money into the "old banger," and find a dependable "newer banger." That's where I am now.

 

Sounds interesting. You looking for low-mileage, good bodywork, fast acceleration or just something sedate? Keep us posted.

 

Many old guys with a twisted brain have or want a smart car, but do they know how to drive them?

 

The newest cars are self driving so not really important any more.

 

Already try the new models but not really find they have the same driving pleasure

 

I don't bother trying a self-driving car. The driving pleasure factor must be near zero. 40+ years ago, I learned how to drive a 'three on the tree' manual, then later, bought my first 4 speed stick, then years later, 5 speed stick. Still drive a 5 speed stick (6 speeds -nauh, that's borderline nonsense). Auto transmision = yawn.