sonjack2847

Yes he had your picture in his wallet.

That is not what they said at the rugby club.

Maybe in our countries that would ring true,but here it is very family oriented,sometimes, to the point of total obedience.

My daughter would rather be where the first picture is.I think that would change after a very short time,I know where I would rather be.

I have never been asked for money but I have sent it.Each persons experience may be similar but are all different.When somebody is tugging with your emotions it may be hard to see a scam at first.Actually the last time I gave money for hospital treatment, for my niece, my wife told me it was too much.I suppose it is easier when you are here full time to see what is actually happening,if you are 1000s of miles away then the emotion to help becomes even stronger especially when it is somebody very close and dear to you.

My friend tried it a few years ago and it turned out more trouble than it`s worth.There are many many online sellers here.

Could you share your method so we can learn

Not a chance in hell as we don`t do it properly according to the better half.

Yes it cost me quite a few peso at the Barangay hall.

Never seen a mask for fish?where do you get them?

My wife does the laundry by hand or gets her friend to do it.We have a laundry shop 150 yards away which is 25 kilo or 35 for larger items.100 peso a week would probably be the cost for us.You have to ignore the handwash have a beer and keep your nose out haha

I always found Clark to Malaysia to be the cheapest for a throwaway ticket.

Yes with the outcome being another unemployable person.

What a crock of chit.Sounds like you stifle your wife because you cannot trust her.

That is how the world works now always blame the victim.