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Rob 01-23-2014 8:42am
Hey Red!
 
Meet RenRen - he sent you a personal message to thank you for your coconut tree.



island14 01-23-2014 9:06am
That was very special..

We told her that you give her your coconut tree. :seasix:


Renren really meant that thanks with all of her heart RED. :yesnod:

:cert:

island14 01-23-2014 9:12am
In case anyone missed it from the island14 thread....


http://64.19.142.13/freeshopmanual.c...s/DSCF1863.JPG

http://64.19.142.11/freeshopmanual.c...s/DSCF1864.JPG

Jeff '79 01-23-2014 9:14am
Red. He would be a good catch for you.

The only chance of a catch, but a perfect one, none the less.:rofl:

island14 01-23-2014 9:27am
Quote:
Originally Posted by TxAg (Post 1111630)
Dixie says "he".

island says "she".

So confused. :confused:

So is she.... :rofl:

DropTheTop 01-23-2014 10:48am
I guess every place has their Richard Simmons.

Sea Six 01-23-2014 11:00am
Uh....




Ok.

RED-85-Z51 01-23-2014 11:03am
What
In
The
Actual
F*ck

VatorMan 01-23-2014 11:04am
Quote:
Originally Posted by DropTheTop (Post 1111698)
I guess every place has their Richard Simmons.
:iagree: Except for some reason the Orient has more than their share.

boracayjohnny 01-23-2014 11:10am
Quote:
Originally Posted by RED-85-Z51 (Post 1111707)
What
In
The
Actual
F*ck
Come on, Red. Bakla's are plentiful in the P-I. They even teach make-up classes to the females. Also, they're picked up very often by foreigners that don't know she is a he.

Rob 01-23-2014 11:17am
Quote:
Originally Posted by boracayjohnny (Post 1111713)
Come on, Red. Bakla's are plentiful in the P-I. They even teach make-up classes to the females. Also, they're picked up very often by foreigners that don't know she is a he.
Bakla's? I was taught Bayut...What does Bakla translate to?

DAB 01-23-2014 11:20am
i don't know who benefited from my donation.....i'll just take a general thank you from Tim (which i already have received).

DropTheTop 01-23-2014 12:01pm
Quote:
Originally Posted by Dixievet (Post 1111717)
Bakla's? I was taught Bayut...What does Bakla translate to?
Red. :leaving:

Rob 01-23-2014 12:41pm
Quote:
Originally Posted by DAB (Post 1111720)
i don't know who benefited from my donation.....i'll just take a general thank you from Tim (which i already have received).
:seasix: You have no idea how many "Thank You's" and hugs, and many smiles we received from people over there.

I for one - cannot thank you or anyone else on this forum enough for what I saw happening over there. The people over there are the most grateful people as well as the friendliest I have met in all of my travels.

Once I have a solid idea on my next trip over - I would encourage anyone that can go to head over with me. I only hope there is no electricity or running water so you can experience the true feeling of living in a "hut" in that village. :rofl:

It was fun - but there are some things that took getting used to as well.

simpleman68 01-23-2014 12:46pm
Quote:
Originally Posted by Dixievet (Post 1111772)

Once I have a solid idea on my next trip over - I would encourage anyone that can go to head over with me.
A very strong possibility for me. I'd love to go :cert:
Scott

VatorMan 01-23-2014 1:18pm
Quote:
Originally Posted by Dixievet (Post 1111772)

Once I have a solid idea on my next trip over - I would encourage anyone that can go to head over with me.
It's a possibility- I've always wanted to dive the Philippines. Back in the early 80's I lived in a hut out in the barrio for a month while my ship was undergoing a mini-overhaul. My hut came with a live in maid. :leaving:

DropTheTop 01-23-2014 2:09pm
Quote:
Originally Posted by VatorMan (Post 1111782)
It's a possibility- I've always wanted to dive the Philippines. Back in the early 80's I lived in a hut out in the barrio for a month while my ship was undergoing a mini-overhaul. My hut came with a live in maid. :leaving:
A live-in loving maid?!? Did she have a purple umbrella and a fifty cent hat? :D

Rob 01-23-2014 4:04pm
Quote:
Originally Posted by simpleman68 (Post 1111774)
A very strong possibility for me. I'd love to go :cert:
Scott
Quote:
Originally Posted by VatorMan (Post 1111782)
It's a possibility- I've always wanted to dive the Philippines. Back in the early 80's I lived in a hut out in the barrio for a month while my ship was undergoing a mini-overhaul. My hut came with a live in maid. :leaving:
I should know something soon - working on a schedule right now with Cap'n John and seeing when he will be heading back. :seasix:

island14 01-23-2014 10:57pm
Quote:
Originally Posted by Dixievet (Post 1111717)
Bakla's? I was taught Bayut...What does Bakla translate to?

Johnny is a northerner... :lol:


Bakla is Tagalog for Bayot.. :seasix:


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