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Winding our way through another day
On our way to the highway, we passed through the neighborhood just outside the Alta Vista gate.
Oh, look! A river!
Not really a Golden Pond. (remember that movie?)
I saw it exactly once, decades and decades ago, in the VHS era. There’s a heart-attack scare at the very end, isn’t there?
I ordered the pulled pork sandwich and told them to hold the bun. I didn’t eat the fries, either.
Maybe tell them to hold the fries, too. Or get a salad instead.
re: that cuddling meme
Cats feel this acutely.
» Posted By Kevin Kim On 12/January/2025 @ 12:36 pm
Good time on the roof, and congrats on the calories.
“Lack of opportunity” should lead people to create opportunities. Necessity is the mother of invention, as they say. And in a digital economy, what’s in your head is worth a lot if you can monetize it. I’m only just learning that lesson.
Good luck with “Squid Game,” Season 1. I guess you prefer dubbed shows the way the French do. I’m a subtitle guy myself: I prefer the original voices.
» Posted By Kevin Kim On 11/January/2025 @ 11:15 pm
I’m glad the appointments went well. Hope the eye clears up, and that you can see through it again. Good luck with the follow-up appointment.
re: video
If you’re going to vlog in a crowded area, you might want to invest in a microphone that you can clip onto your shirt (I think it’s called a lavalier “lah-vuh-LEER” mike; there are many kinds). At work (today is my last day of work), I normally use a single earbud to watch videos. When the audio is 2-track, I sometimes can’t hear a thing if only the left track is being used (my left earbud is bad, so I can’t hear the left track).
In the case of this video, I heard you, but only barely, and some stuff was hard to make out. That could be because, as I mentioned, I use a single earbud (not relevant after today), or it could be because of other factors. A lavalier mike for your needs ought to be fairly cheap. Or stop vlogging in crowded, echo-y places!
Hurry up, you two! I’m hungry!
The lady in front looks pissed about something.
All the staff wear cowboy hats and jeans, which really creates a Texas vibe.
Or at least a faux-Texas vibe.
The menu says they don’t pull the pork because that has a negative impact on the flavor of the meat.
This could just be a BS excuse to cover for laziness. Once the animal is dead, you no longer have to worry about stress hormones and such leaking into your meat. That said, I’m okay with chopped pork as long as there are no bits of gristle or fat (nor any bone chips!) to interrupt my enjoyment.
…I don’t know enough about the rituals to grasp what this parade was all about.
Dunno. Epiphany was January 6. January 9 is a feast day for the baptism of the Lord. I just looked that last one up. Ah—Wikipedia suggests the 9th is the Feast of Jesus Nazareno or the Feast of the Black Nazarene.
Of course, you could look all of this up, too. With everything on Google or YouTube, there’s never a need to ask any questions ever again. Hah.
Good luck with “Squid Game.” Try to pay attention through all of it. Practice meditation for your wandering monkey mind.
» Posted By Kevin Kim On 10/January/2025 @ 7:52 pm
Steve and Tim taking it from the rear. The trail I mean.
Tim is the visiting Amerikanski, yes, but now with better footwear?
Still managed to stay on plan somehow.
I think, when Brian asked you about a food breakdown in that previous post, he may have been wondering about how much of your meal was carbs. That previous post featured some very carby food. If you’re under your calorie budget but still Hoovering up a lot of carbs, you’re not doing yourself any favors.
I have a 2:00 p.m. appointment today with Dr. Jo for my next session of chelation therapy. After that, I have to get my sorry ass to Baypointe Hospital on SBMA to visit my ophthalmologist concerning some eye issues I’ve been experiencing.
Good luck with all that. Is the chelation working?
» Posted By Kevin Kim On 09/January/2025 @ 5:47 pm
Winner, winner, chicken dinner!
Sounds as though YBC will be your new go-to place. Awesome. Can you ask one of the YBC staffers why they’re able to keep things in stock while places like Royal always seem to be out of something? What’s YBC’s secret?
We were provided some free food as part of the meeting, so there’s that.
Wow, the fries seem like an afterthought. More fries!
re: video
You’re a braver soul than I am. And as “first efforts” go (if we don’t count the previous recitation), this was really good. No boogers or nostril hairs hanging out, no annoyingly distracting specks of lint or dust on your shirt or face, nothing. (Of course, I didn’t look that hard, either!) I do have my own YouTube channel where I store my short videos related to hiking, fireworks, and humorous nonsense (those vids are several years old); people can feel free to rummage around there, but I haven’t made a serious effort to start vlogging. I begin learning next week.
Go easy on yourself at first: maybe one video a month or every two weeks as you work out the kinks, settle into a routine, and develop certain ritual catchphrases (esp. the ways you say hello and goodbye) so that your viewers gain a sense of familiarity. (I’m talking to myself as much as to you.)
Again, a great start. Sure, one day you’ll be polished, and you’ll look back at this first video as a humble beginning, but we all have to start somewhere. I do like the poetry readings, by the way. I’m sure you wish a beautiful woman had complimented you instead of my ogre-like self; maybe you can ask Swan what she thinks of your recitals. Better yet, get her on video saying what she thinks. For the record!
Kudos. And keep it up. Maybe you’ll get to a point where you vlog a walk, edit the scenes together, put it all to (gentle) music (optional), and add a voiceover narration.
You used the adjective “stupid” at one point in the video. I’d merely say “uneducated,” as in: you don’t know how to do X yet. You can definitely learn, though. And, hey: with the spoken word, I can’t pick on your spelling or punctuation!
» Posted By Kevin Kim On 08/January/2025 @ 8:45 pm
The EV madness is all about control of the masses
Elon is a puzzle. I agree he influenced the outcome of the 2024 election by opening Twitter/X up (I like how some people are just calling it “Twittex” now), but as I’ve blogged many times, I question his loyalty to the States seeing as he’s a triple citizen (South Africa, Canada, US) and has deep ties with China. And how pro-free speech can he be when he’s buddy-buddy with a repressive nation like China (he has at least two major Tesla facilities there, in Shanghai and Xinjiang, site of the concentration camps)? So while I appreciate his free-speech moves in the States and his role in the reelection of Trump, I don’t completely trust him, and his clumsy handling of the H-1B visa situation doesn’t help matters. I’m also not really in favor of EVs, either, except as limited vehicles to be used in big cities, much as they’re used in Seoul (South Korea is too small to take long drives, anyway).
the Returned Services League
Wikipedia calls this the “Returned and Services League.” So how are you a member despite having never served in Australian defense forces? That’s right courteous of them to take you in!
So, of course, I hired the one with the big tits. (Sorry, couldn’t resist telling my favorite HR joke)
Well, if you keep the secretary long enough, her tits will sag so low that they can sweep the floor, and she can become your cleaner as well.
» Posted By Kevin Kim On 07/January/2025 @ 4:46 pm
Another one of those abandoned houses. This one is as big as a mansion.
Ever look at one of these houses and think, “You know… this has potential as a fixer-upper!”?
Yeah, they should be taught not to litter (I’ve never seen them do it), but he’s out of line for not being respectful towards Swan.
Deck ‘im. Are there any CCTV cameras out there? If not, who’s to say what happened?
And I satisfied my craving for some beef bulgogi
You can make that at home. I’ve got a recipe if you want it.
Seems like an explosive relationship
That looks like a man’s handwriting. So, he’s blowing up his wife?
I am open to suggestions if there are any subjects you’d like me to weigh in on. I can certainly offer my opinions from a boots-on-the-ground perspective. […] Anyway, if there is anything I can do to make the blog more interesting, please let me know in the comments.
How about teaching us some HR-related skills? Maybe once a week, present a conflict (or other) scenario and ask us commenters to see if we can resolve it. After we take a stab at it, you swoop in with your experience and a step-by-step explanation of your solution.
What else could you teach? Other ideas:
1. Cooking. Master one new dish per month. Blog the results, including the reactions of those you serve it to.
2. New skills. Master one new skill per month, learned via YouTube, a paid tutor, or some other method. Blog the results.
3. Travel. Visit one new place per month. Blog with lots of photos.
4. Start a vlog (about life in the PI or whatever) and embed your videos here. One video per week or month. Expect the first few videos to be lame until you get the rhythm of it.
5. Vlogging or not, talk about one new aspect of Filipino culture per month, plus the Filipino word(s) for whatever concept you’re talking about. This would be your own learning, not simply linking to the Filipina Pea. It could even take the form of a dialogue with Swan. (Please make sure your camera is horizontal, not vertical, if you do do this.)
6. Learn Tagalog. One short video a month conversing with Swan and showing your progress. I wouldn’t care how poor your accent is.
7. Or keep vlogging those poetry readings. Buy better and better sound equipment to take full advantage of your voice.
» Posted By Kevin Kim On 06/January/2025 @ 4:23 pm
While I can see the vlogger’s point of view about wanting to live an American lifestyle while in the Philippines, his attitude strikes me as the attitude of foreign expats who insist on not interacting with their local environments, e.g., by learning the language and appreciating the local food. You know this is a long-standing attitude problem of mine; I don’t like seeing, for example, the way Koreans go to a foreign country and immediately seek out Korean restaurants, bars, etc. What’s the point of living in another country (or even visiting it), then? Then again, at least the guy is being honest and saying he prefers an American lifestyle. In the comments below the video, though, at least one commenter takes him to task for not telling the full story, to wit, that insurance while overseas can actually be expensive, and cost of living in the Philippines, when compared with expensive places in the US like New York or L.A., might seem cheap, but what about comparing the PI to cheaper places in the States (they do exist!)?
My basic prejudice is that I’m not a fan of cocooning oneself when abroad. Sure, I get the urge to eat Western food if you’re a Westerner; I do it myself quite often. But in my case, I also eat plenty of local fare, and over the decades, I’ve made forays into Korean culture through interactions in Korean, participation in activities with the natives, etc. This guy sounds like someone who’d rather wall himself off, thereby depriving himself of a fuller experience. Well, I hope he enjoys himself and his chosen life. For him, it seems that being an expat = retreating into one’s protective shell. To some extent, I understand the urge to do that because I’m an introvert, but his spiel in favor of living American-style in the PI isn’t about introversion at all. It’s no different from the Koreans who immediately seek out the local Koreatown.
To be clear, I don’t advocate the other extreme, either, i.e., going native. People who do that strike me as embarrassingly pretentious. A Buddhist middle ground is best.
» Posted By Kevin Kim On 06/January/2025 @ 3:11 am
We had a new hiker visiting from the USA with us, and he struggled some due to the heat and improper footwear.
Gee, lemme guess which one he is in that picture.
Also, one of our regular old-timers was experiencing some fatigue and weariness during the hike, possibly related to low pressure.
Not tire pressure, I assume.
The view from here
I like it!
I thought they were enjoying a family picnic, but I was wrong about that.
I’m curious about the concertina wire visible in the background.
Appreciate the beauty of life while you have it!
Quite a tree.
Shie wanted a picture of my Drunkin Grownups shirt.
And how do you pronounce that name? “She”? “Shy”? “Shee-ey”?
» Posted By Kevin Kim On 05/January/2025 @ 2:35 am
So, all the residents of Bryce Street were together in the Beer Garden.
I guess it’s nice that the gang’s all here.
Swan and I shared this grilled meat platter.
Looks good if a bit carby.
and he brought an interesting table game back with him.
Is this the “wooden-horse-race derby”?
Where are you hiding my love?
With no vocative comma in his sentence, Person A is asking Person B where Person B is hiding his love, i.e., Person C. If Person A were addressing his love directly, asking where she’s hiding, it would be:
Where are you hiding, my love?
James Kavanaugh needs to learn proper punctuation. Or maybe he really was tracking down a kidnapper.
» Posted By Kevin Kim On 03/January/2025 @ 7:11 pm
Having a walk partner can be a good thing as long as it’s someone you like.
Waking up with stiffness in the legs is a rare thing for me, but on the rare days it happens, a few minutes of puttering around my apartment seems to be the cure.
I hope the San Narciso walk is something you do in 2025. Just be sure to build up to it with practice walks.
» Posted By Kevin Kim On 05/January/2025 @ 2:07 am
You can do that distance however you please, but an easy way might be to do 10K chunks. Psychologically, I’ve always found that the first 15K are the easiest, and after that, the graph of my energy for the day starts to take a steep plunge. So you could also do 10K, break, 10K, break, 5K, break, and 5K. Three breaks. That’s easier to handle. And rest as long as you want between segments. Do be sure about your distances, though. Finding out, at the very end, that you’ve actually got another 3K to go can feel very demoralizing.
There’s also this bit of hiker’s “wisdom” that says you should never rest too long because your muscles will cramp up, and you’ll find it hard to move after that. While it’s technically true that resting a long time will indeed put you into “rest mode,” that’s not the whole story. The rest of the story is that, if you rest a long time (say, an hour), then get moving again, the stiffness goes away after you’ve walked a kilometer and have had a chance to warm up. My experience, anyway.
» Posted By Kevin Kim On 03/January/2025 @ 9:57 am
Off-topic trivia: here’s an example of a builder making a shelter in the wild.
Just before we departed San Narciso yesterday, we took a quick tour of a beachfront property for sale.
How do you protect the property from burglary, etc.? Or is that not a problem?
I considered having him put to sleep, but I can’t quite bring myself to take his life. Yet.
He still has his balls, yes? That’s probably a big part of the aggression. But it may be too late to do anything now. The habits have formed.
You can definitely do the 29K walk. Just don’t plan to do anything else that day, and don’t ruin things for yourself by eating a ton of carbs at the end of the walk. Grab a big salad instead. Or bring along healthy snacks (nuts, fresh fruit, low-sugar beef jerky) and eat those along the way, no dinner at the end.
» Posted By Kevin Kim On 02/January/2025 @ 6:38 pm
If the 29K is flat, that’s a fairly easy day-long walk, especially for you since you never have blister problems, etc. Just rest several times to give your feet a chance to recover as you do each chunk of the walk. You did the flat 18K with me that one time, so you probably don’t need to stop more than once or twice, and only for a few minutes each time.
» Posted By Kevin Kim On 02/January/2025 @ 5:05 pm
All the best for 2025.
One of these days, perhaps.
That octopus looks worthy of a closeup photo. I saw a lot of statues and sculptures of octopi during my walk along the east coast, and when I was a kid, they were my obsession. I used to know everything about them.
This place has potential as a future residence, don’t you think?
Ye gods. As I said, you’re a funny guy.
» Posted By Kevin Kim On 01/January/2025 @ 8:55 pm
then meandered through the woods to the On-Home at Tiny Cunts house at the far end of Rizal Extension
Just how many tiny cunts does Tiny Cunts have?
First cookie delivery of the day
If these people had access to YouTube, they would marvel at the videos of people who build homes in the forest.
I guess whoever was building here got tired of the climb and said, “fuck this!”
Hard work, determination, time, and of course, money.
You can’t tell by my posts, but I do care and I am at least trying to do better.
You’re a funny guy.
Well, I’ll wish you and yours a Happy New Year! Best of luck for 2025.
» Posted By Kevin Kim On 31/December/2024 @ 9:58 pm
I felt bad because this is the portion we deleted from the Santa Claus Hash run last Monday. Except we had told all kids on Sunday that Santa was coming the next day. Several of them expressed their disappointment when he didn’t show. My fault. I should have kept my mouth shut.
So why’d they get deleted in the first place?
At least they got some sweets yesterday
Santa’s mulligan
There was a bit of a snafu that I found irksome. As usual, we gave our waitress our drink order before heading up to the third floor. And after waiting nearly ten minutes, the drinks hadn’t arrived. So, we went back downstairs, and it seems the waitress had gotten busy with a takeout order and forgotten all about us. She apologized profusely, and instead of walking out, we just stayed on the second floor and let it go. A bit of a buzz killer, though.
So to be clear, you gave the waitress your order while you were on the second floor, then you went up to the third floor, waited, then came back down to the second floor and stayed there? None of this involved the first floor? I guess I ought to know John’s layout by now since you’ve described it enough. And I suppose the waitress’s forgetting your order is a good argument for AI replacements.
Two birria beef tacos for me (I gave the third to Swan)
You sure those are birria? The tortillas don’t look dipped in sauce the way normal birria tacos are.
Pudding before bed but still a sour ending to the night.
The gods have been trying to tell you for years that you’ll get the best service by just eating at home, not at bars and restaurants. And this incident of forgetfulness occurred at John’s place, yes? So it’s already starting to fray and fall apart without him? Sad.
I don’t see (Y)
It’s the old “boobie” emoji with the big nipples: ( o Y o )
I’ll wait for Kevin’s review
I have a feeling I won’t be watching that one.
» Posted By Kevin Kim On 30/December/2024 @ 5:25 pm
Lots of dilapidation in today’s post.
I teased Swan about owning a beach place I didn’t know about (Christine is her given name).
So we finally have a real name for Swan, eh?
This one involved picking up rice on a playing card with no hands…
You sure that’s rice and not cocaine?
Since I was mostly clueless about what I was ingesting, I just calculated this plate to be 500 calories worth.
A rare foray outside of your comfort zone. You didn’t simply ask someone to explain your food?
And my Fitbit had this to say for encouragement.
I had to look up what “cardio load” was. I guess this means you’re pushing yourself twice as hard as before. Good for you! But with all the extra eating…
Okay, today’s YouTube video is something special–the first one I ever created.
I was wondering why you did it as a video. You can also just not train the camera on yourself but instead on some part of your room, or you can put up some kind of still image while the audio plays. It was a good first effort. If you decide you want to get deeper into the whole podcasting thing, you can start looking into a better audio system—high-fidelity microphones, decent sound-recording apps, soundproofing for your room, etc., to eliminate echo and heighten sound quality. Putting the mike closer to your mouth will also help others to appreciate the deep resonance of your voice.
It’s all up to you. Podcasters like Styxhexenhammer666 don’t bother with audio quality; Styx just sits in front of his camera and hits “record” with almost no special equipment at all. If that’s your style, too, then okay.
» Posted By Kevin Kim On 30/December/2024 @ 12:35 am
If you can record your voice on your phone via a voice-recorder app, there should be a way to upload the .mp3 or .wav file to your WordPress blog. Googling “upload sound files to WordPress blog” produces the following results.
If you don’t want to upload a sound file directly from your phone, you can email the file to yourself from your phone, open up email on your desktop/laptop computer, download the file from your email to your computer’s desktop,* then upload the file from your desktop. That process adds a few steps, but if you hate uploading from your phone that much, then this is the way to go.
Whenever you don’t know the procedure for doing something, just Google it. There’s never a reason to say “I don’t know” about anything anymore.
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*”Computer’s desktop” is not the same as a “desktop computer.”» Posted By Kevin Kim On 29/December/2024 @ 7:55 am
Ginger Joe,
John could’ve had a career in radio. He’s got an awesome radio voice. And you know the old joke: “He’s got a face for radio!”
» Posted By Kevin Kim On 29/December/2024 @ 7:15 am
The happy hand off
Although I don’t critique this sort of thing so much these days, it’s right there in the title: the phrasal verb hand off, when written as a noun, usually takes a hyphen: a hand-off.
This isn’t true of all phrasal verbs. Examples:
break down (verb); breakdown (noun)
hand off (verb); hand-off (noun)
break up (verb); breakup (noun)
cut off (verb); cutoff (noun)
etc., etc.» Posted By Kevin Kim On 29/December/2024 @ 6:49 am
sincerely appreciated by those on the receiving end of the girfts made possible
“Gifts”? “Grifts”? Ooh, I sense a Freudian slip!
I kid, I kid…
Serious question: these charity recipients are mostly just poor, right? In US big cities, you get all sorts: the poor, the recently jobless, the mentally ill, the addicted… What would you say are the main differences between PI charity recipients and US charity recipients? That might not be a fair question if you’ve never worked with the US homeless population (I did, years ago) and thus have no basis for comparison.
high velocity powerlines
High-voltage? High-tension? How fast were these power lines going?
No idea how this glove wound up way out here in the middle of nowhere.
Careful. Once you start photographing gloves, you’ll find you can’t stop. It’ll become an obsession. An addiction. And then you’ll be getting the handouts!
It looks to have been a great day of gift-giving for a community. You walk through some of those communities throughout the year, too, don’t you? Good to stay in touch.
» Posted By Kevin Kim On 28/December/2024 @ 5:56 pm
It is so wrong when you misspell “Rite.”
You talkin’ to me or to yourself? You’re the one with a sign for “The Rite Spot on the Roof.” All I’m looking for is consistency. Personally, I’m not a fan of “Rite” being used in place of “Right,” but the misspelling is a common marketing ploy, which is why I never said anything. But just as authors create the ground rules for magic in their fantasy worlds and must thereafter obey those ground rules, so it is with calling the location “Rite.” Once Rite, always Rite. Right?
» Posted By Kevin Kim On 27/December/2024 @ 7:18 am
These elderly valley dwellers were happy with their cookie gift
Will they outlive their dog?
Mike did all the cooking[,] and he prepared this impressive meal for his guests.
Looks as though he did a great job!
as Swan’s family invades The Right Spot
I guess that’s different from The Rite Spot.
Enjoy the weird, No Man’s Land week between Xmas and New Year’s. Don’t worry too much about cheat days, but don’t go overboard, either. As Living Color sang years ago, “Only you can set you free.”
I hope you had a good time on George Michael Death Day.
» Posted By Kevin Kim On 26/December/2024 @ 5:36 pm
You can’t really go wrong with Burl Ives.
Merry Christmas!
» Posted By Kevin Kim On 25/December/2024 @ 4:08 pm
Sometimes, it is all about letting go of what was and embracing what is.
Unburdened by what has been.
Dog turds are one of the perils of street walking in the PI.
Many French cities, too.
Merry Christmas!
» Posted By Kevin Kim On 24/December/2024 @ 5:20 pm
So you marked the Hash trail yesterday, then did almost the same trail for your candy run today? Just making sure I have the chronology right.
The Godmother (Swan) hands off a Christmas envelope and some sweets for her newly acquired Godchild.
Was there a ceremony/ritual where Swan was recognized as a godmother? I was designated the godfather of my best friend’s daughter, and this was made “official” when I was there for my goddaughter’s baptism.
I’ll also need to remark the portion that we’ve eliminated so no one takes a wrong turn.
Good luck with the re-marking. May no one get lost.
We were the only customers we we first arrived.
I can smell the brain fart from here.
although a small, discretely placed one
Once again, with feeling:
discrete = distinct
discreet = secret; hidden; surreptitious (& by connotation: tasteful)Maybe you made the error on purpose…?
re: Kirk meme
I’m sure his favorite day of the week is Hump Day.
» Posted By Kevin Kim On 23/December/2024 @ 6:24 pm
Wow, I guess Ricky and Heidi are loaded. Nice place. I hope it doesn’t lead to materialistic thoughts. But that looked like a really nice meal.
That video of Mark, followed by his sudden death, is a reminder that, even if the medical numbers look to be improving, a person might still be in for a big crash. And he’d been in the Philippines for only six years, yes?
» Posted By Kevin Kim On 22/December/2024 @ 11:02 pm
nodded, then discretely looked at her
We gotta work on your “discreetly”s.
discrete = distinct
discreet = with discretion; secretly; surreptitiouslywhen I checked my tracker at the end of our journey and saw that we had only gone 3.3 kilometers from start to finish. It sure as hell felt longer!
Yup, I know the feeling.
[Peanut-butter] perfume? I’m not sure that smell would be enticing.
It’s for seducing rats and squirrels.
Stairs make a good place to sit when you need a rest from climbing them
An athletic Canadian friend of mine used to be a mountain guide back in Canada. After leaving Korea, he told me he’d done a trip to China, and one event was a stair-climb up a mountain to a remote temple. 6,000 steps. That would’ve taken me all morning and thoroughly kicked my ass. If I tried that now, I might just die.
The view of Barretto from here
Nice shot!
Another sweets opportunity
Just watch out that Big Daddy doesn’t cane you for eating too much.
Our neighbor, Vina, joined us. You can see how nice it was to have company!
Looks to be a red alert aboard the Enterprise.
Wet Spot’s routine included an impressive pole-dancing performance
It’s all good as long as the pole doesn’t collapse.
And secured their first-place finish
Congrats to Santa’s Panties.
The English accent I find most difficult among the expat community is Aussie talk.
Is it the accent or the expressions? Both? You can do something about the expressions: find a nice online reference to current Down Under slang. Or watch a lot of CrackerMilk and Ozzy Man videos.
I inquired about taking over the lease, but it was rejected.
Some people like wallowing in shit.
#58. Viking Resort. They have a nice outdoor bar by the pool, and some folks say their pizza is the best in town.
On a cheat day, find out if the legends are true.
» Posted By Kevin Kim On 21/December/2024 @ 9:02 pm
«« Back To Stats Page#26. Johm’s Restobar.
Surely, that’s a typo! But, no: it’s hard to see through the leaves, but I think that that sign really does say “Johm.” Filipinglish.
#34. Thumbstar. Aaron, you might like this place.
In the spirit of Engrish, “Thumbstar” is also spelled “Thumstar” in the photo. Like in Korea, I guess most Filipinos don’t really care how something looks, sounds, or is spelled in English.
re: bull horn in the anus
I hope the exit was less painful than the entry.
Well, thanks for the tour of the local bars.
» Posted By Kevin Kim On 20/December/2024 @ 7:22 pm