Welcome to the Philippines, Richard. Come up to the Cordillera highlands. We drink home-brewed coffee and chew betel nut as a way to socialize.
Welcome to the Philippines, Richard. Come up to the Cordillera highlands. We drink home-brewed coffee and chew betel nut as a way to socialize.


All grip strength, zero core
Meet a girl, and she can introduce you to all her exes!!!
I think the Cebu property market (being the epicenter of all this) is going to be in really big trouble. Most of the locals in that industry just don't get it yet.
You can go straight from the Cebu South Bus Terminal to Dumaguete on a Ceres Liner bus-and-ferry combo via Liloan-Santander...Google can be a wonderful tool
Yes, YouTube TV works with a VPN, but it's one of the hardest streaming services to get around. It works well for general streaming or getting around ISP throttling, but using a VPN to stream local sports channels or watch content from outside the US means getting past specific location checks. How YouTube TV figures out your location YouTube TV checks up to four kinds of data to verify where you are: 1. IP address: A VPN changes your IP address to match a particular city. YouTube TV actively blocks IP ranges known to belong to VPN data centers, which can trigger a "YouTube TV VPN proxy detected" error. 2. Device GPS (mobile): On phones and tablets, the YouTube TV app makes the device report its actual GPS coordinates. If your IP says Chicago but your phone's GPS puts you somewhere else, playback gets blocked. 3. Home area rule: YouTube TV requires your account to "check in" from your home area at least once every 90 days (every 30 days for MLB channels). 4. Browser and location data: Desktop browsers pass along location through HTML5 location services or saved location cookies. Best approach by device Smart TVs and streaming sticks (Apple TV, Fire Stick, Roku): Difficulty: Easiest. Smart TVs don't have GPS chips. Connecting through a major VPN app (NordVPN, Surfshark, ExpressVPN, etc.) on Android TV or a Fire Stick changes the IP cleanly, so getting local network access is simple. Computers (Mac and Windows PC): Difficulty: Moderate. Clear your browser cookies and cache before opening YouTube TV. Some VPN browser extensions have a location-spoofing switch that matches the HTML5 browser location to the VPN server you picked. Mobile (iPhone, iPad, Android): Difficulty: Hardest. Because the mobile app keeps tracking GPS location, a VPN IP connection alone usually isn't enough on mobile unless you also spoof GPS (mainly possible on Android) or watch through a mobile web browser with location permissions turned off. Fixing common VPN errors If YouTube TV shows a proxy error or blocks playback, try these: 1. Switch servers: Disconnect and reconnect to a different server in the same US city. Good streaming VPNs keep refreshing their IP ranges to stay ahead of blocks. 2. Clear cache and cookies: YouTube TV often stores old location flags in your browser cache. 3. Use a dedicated IP or SmartPlay: Features like NordVPN's SmartPlay or ExpressVPN's Aircove router setup help reduce IP flags on streaming devices. 4. Update your home area settings: If you're traveling long term, make sure your YouTube TV account's "Current playback area" is updated in your profile settings.
I'm not rich net-worth-wise, but I get VA disability, and it's about $4k a month. That's pretty much the same as having a million dollars in a brokerage account and withdrawing 4% every month. I'm 27.
Forgot which cub follows along and which one goes looking for danger.
Finally, someone who reacted to the cat falling instead of trying to get a good shot of the whole thing
Change banks,

Have you tried self-flagellation?
Safer than the US.

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Satellite internet comes from orbit, so the service regions are more like "North Philippines" (above Manila) and "South Philippines" (below Manila). You're thinking of wired regions, like a cable company in a town or city, or a single cell tower. From space, a service area is more like 250x250 miles... because every point in that area has to share the same (constantly changing) set of three satellites. And whenever you activate or deactivate... it triggers a check based on current conditions. Now think about the thousands of illegal PisoWiFi operators running commercial services (illegally, on residential subscriptions)... and how much bandwidth gets used across a region half the size of the Philippines as seen from space. People keep saying, "I moved to the middle of nowhere and they're claiming a surcharge based on demand." Well... we're not talking about your neighbors 10, 50, or 100km away. You're drawing a circle 125km in every direction around your location. As more people sign up anywhere in that area, the bandwidth available from the satellites goes down. So it's not a scam. It's a matter of perspective. You're thinking in political or everyday units like cities, islands, and provinces. These are geographic zones as seen from space. Huge difference.
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Cowboys fans every NFL season.
Hahaha, that's not how it wor... You know what? I'll try it later
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