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  1. Jack Peterson

    Jack Peterson DI Forum Luminary Highly Rated Poster SC Connoisseur Veteran Air Force

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    Well there is the odd thing about it all, we (they) don't Stop Coming and if you believe all that is written lately. Even more will be arriving. :facepalm:

    There Has to be a turnaround point, but Blessed if I can see it or know what it will look like. :pompus:

    JP:bag: :wideyed:
     
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    Jack Peterson, Apr 4, 2015
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  2. jimf

    jimf DI Member Showcase Reviewer

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    It is what it is and we are definatley, who we are, Foreigners. Good for Spending only :facepalm:

    But Don't you just love it here.:rolleyes:

    I guess you have a point.I do just lve it there and still plan to dodge those bullets as they come.
    I remember a guy here...I forgot his handle but he has a similar quote, "the job of foreigner is to bring here everything he has ever accumulated and LEAVE it!"
    His handle here is at the tip of my tongue grr!

    Wyre you stated what I really mean. One would expect that when the Philippines gets the reputation of an all out fleece job to foreign men they will cease to come
     
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    jimf, Apr 4, 2015
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  3. TheDude

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    The real test would be the intersection of discussion and reality.

    I wonder if you take a picture of you poking a coral while smoking (or poking the coral with your cigarette) and riding without a helmet if they would get you for breaking the other laws as well.
     
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    TheDude, Apr 3, 2015
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