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I could have eaten it for free. I make it every day after my morning coffee.
I could have eaten it for free. I make it every day after my morning coffee.
I agree. As a Black man from the US, there's no doubt in my mind that I feel safer in the Philippines than in the US.
Thailand is the answer. Bangkok prices (self-pay) BNH Hospital: fixed price of 220,000 baht, including supplies, procedure room, light sedation, and doctor and nursing fees. Until March 2026 there was a 185,000 baht promotion. (bnhhospital) (thethaiger) Vichaiyut Hospital: promotional price of 220,000 baht (reduced from the original 278,582 baht), valid May 15 to December 31, 2026. (vichaiyut) Bangkok Hospital: about 236k according to a forum post. This may be an outdated figure. (aseannow) Private clinics: usually 180,000 to 300,000 baht. One quoted 350,000 to 380,000 baht. (menscapeclinic) (bookimed) At today's exchange rate, 220,000 baht is roughly $6,000 to $6,500. Packages usually require a doctor's consultation first, so the final price depends on prostate size. Promotions change, so check with the hospital before booking. https://www.bnhhospital.com/water-vapor-therapy-english/
What an ass
Insane. When he's not Mr. Bean, he's a totally ordinary guy. Even his eyes look completely different. Amazing!
🤔 Before you go, know this... I really love living in the Philippines, this is just for your information... Don't even think about moving here until you've lived here at least 3 months. It's nothing like what you imagine. You won't know what a developing country really means until you've experienced it. Yes, there are many beautiful places, but most are nearly impossible to get to, and that's only a tiny part of what living here is like. And flooding is common on every island. Foreigners can't own land. Be careful. You could buy land and she could kick you off and take it. It really happens. You can own a condo, but renting is usually best. If you get wronged, there's no higher authority to appeal to. If you feel you've been had, just leave and chalk it up as an experience. Medicare doesn't apply overseas. You need accident and medical insurance. Some people think the VA hospital in Manila will treat them, but they're wrong. It's only an outpatient clinic for military-related injuries and illnesses. In many cases, whether serious or not, healthcare requires cash up front before you're admitted. Plenty of other places are like that too, but you can't choose where you'll have an accident or a heart attack. A jeepney driver will take you to the nearest hospital or whichever one he has dealings with. I know from experience. If there's an accident, it's automatically your fault and you have to settle it at the scene, so carry plenty of cash. Someone I know is unconscious right now in a hospital in Dumaguete after a motorcycle accident. One room with 25 beds, most beds holding two people. The hospital is demanding money, but nobody knows how to access his bank account or ATM card, things we never think about. He has since passed away. Ambulances are rare, and traffic in most cities is terrible, so it takes a long time to get to a hospital. And you can't trust every doctor either. One person was told by a doctor he needed open-heart surgery; he came back to the US for a second opinion and was told there was nothing wrong with his heart. The Philippines is in the top 10 countries for rabies deaths. There are free-roaming dogs and cats and unvaccinated wild animals everywhere. If you need prescription drugs from the US, you probably have no way to get them. Prescription drugs have to be sent through a pharmacy with the proper paperwork, and controlled substances and any prescription drugs sent by individuals through the mail are strictly prohibited. Lawyers and bankers... be careful... they don't always act in your interest and there's nothing you can do about it. One foreigner bought a resort through his wife, and it turned out the seller didn't even own the property. There's a skin tax. Foreigners get charged a premium because people assume you're rich. And compared to them, you actually are. Most areas are suffocatingly hot and humid. Mail, electricity, internet, phone, and water go on and off and can't be relied on. They shut down the power plants every week for maintenance. It's really noisy, dogs barking, loud talking...
With evidence this solid, they should cut his dick off. No need for a trial or anything, just deal with it right away!
There's no comparison. If you're looking for tasty, varied, healthy food, Vietnam wins. And it's cheap too.
I recommend staying overnight in Puerto and heading out the next day. The roads aren't safe at night.
I picked mine up in person at PNB.
Oh no, it's the anty Christ.
Yeah, go to the NBI office and get your NBI clearance, then buy a bucket of chicken at Jollibee, take the ferry and bring it to my house. After that, go back to the NBI office and pick up your results. Then open Google and ask Google the question you wrote here, and you'll find out you never needed an NBI clearance. Dude, just check Google or the Philippine Immigration website. You'll get 100% more accurate info than from those Facebook lawyers.
These days people often date based on companionship, love, and personality. Looks mean nothing.
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Love is complicated. The two were together for 10 years, and from what you can see, the guy is a homebody who wants to play Pokémon or board games, while the woman, judging from her photos, seems like someone who wants adventures outside. When you marry young, you sometimes don't realize how much shared interests and similar wants help a relationship last. They have no kids, and she was by his side when he was sick. It seems like a decision they made together so that both could be happy.
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