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**benchman** · May 14th, 2018 12:27 AM

Originally Posted by shadow

International masturbation month pala ang may.

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napa-google tuloy ako haha
"wankers day" they call it in britain and australia

**BlancNoir** · May 14th, 2018 12:50 AM

Originally Posted by shadow

Nowadays you don't know for sure who's straight and who's not.

Baka bading yan "friend" mo, nagkaroon na ba ng GF yun?

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Hehe who knows?

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**BratPAQ** · May 14th, 2018 06:29 AM

Originally Posted by shadow

International masturbation month pala ang may.

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You can say it's MAYsturbation month. Haha. Sorry, I'll leave now.

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**MR_BIG18** · May 14th, 2018 07:34 AM

Tagaytay is really a mess, kung di lang nag request umuwi ang mother ko..

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**remzam** · May 14th, 2018 08:05 AM

Originally Posted by MR_BIG18

Tagaytay is really a mess, kung di lang nag request umuwi ang mother ko..

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I have one rule when going to Tagaytay: do not go there during holidays and long weekends

But kudos for being a good son Mr. Big

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**shadow** · May 14th, 2018 09:01 AM

Originally Posted by remzam

I have one rule when going to Tagaytay: do not go there during holidays and long weekends [emoji4]

But kudos for being a good son Mr. Big [emoji4]

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And I have one rule simula natutong mag Drive mga millenials [emoji23] never ever go to Tagaytay no more. It's highly commercialized now, nawala na yun authencity ng Tagaytay na Place to escape Manila's humidity. Mas mainit pa doon eh.

Come to think of it. There's nothing to do in Tagaytay. Eat in restaurants? Meron na lahat dito sa manila.

Foreigners na lang nauuto ng Tagaytay.

Pag meron lang foreigner na visitor doon mo dalhin para malapit lang and "out of town" kuno.
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**maxpedition** · May 14th, 2018 10:22 AM

Originally Posted by shadow

And I have one rule simula natutong mag Drive mga millenials [emoji23] never ever go to Tagaytay no more. It's highly commercialized now, nawala na yun authencity ng Tagaytay na Place to escape Manila's humidity. Mas mainit pa doon eh.

Come to think of it. There's nothing to do in Tagaytay. Eat in restaurants? Meron na lahat dito sa manila.

Foreigners na lang nauuto ng Tagaytay.

Pag meron lang foreigner na visitor doon mo dalhin para malapit lang and "out of town" kuno.
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Authentic bulalo🤤🤤

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**jut703** · May 14th, 2018 10:27 AM

Originally Posted by shadow

And I have one rule simula natutong mag Drive mga millenials [emoji23] never ever go to Tagaytay no more. It's highly commercialized now, nawala na yun authencity ng Tagaytay na Place to escape Manila's humidity. Mas mainit pa doon eh.

Come to think of it. There's nothing to do in Tagaytay. Eat in restaurants? Meron na lahat dito sa manila.

Foreigners na lang nauuto ng Tagaytay.

Pag meron lang foreigner na visitor doon mo dalhin para malapit lang and "out of town" kuno.
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Magkaiba tayo ng opinion sa Tagaytay. Siguro nga kasi Millennial ako. [emoji23] I don't treat it as an "out-of-town" destination. More of quick getaway lang pag di ko feel kumain sa mga usual restaurants sa mall. Malapit lang kasi.

Just came from Tagaytay last week. Mas malamig pa rin dun pag gabi kaysa dito. Not Baguio-level, but not Baguio-far either. Went up Saturday lunch time and hindi naman gaanong traffic - Waze just directed me through the inner roads.

Hindi rin lahat ng restaurants na nandun, meron na dito. Wala pang Antonio's or Marcia Adams' sa Manila - and iba yung vibe because it's kinda hard to replicate the naturey vibe of these places in the metro. Cafe Ysabel looked a bit like Antonio's but it's gone now and even then it never really had the same vibe. And there are many other cafes and restaurants there that aren't franchised in Manila.

It doesn't have the same out-of-town vibe as before, but it's still a nice change of scenery every once in a while.

Siyempre given na dapat iwasan yung mga matataong places like Skyranch, Palace in the Sky, Picnic Grove, etc. But if you have a place to stay sa Highlands or are staycationing in one of the nicer hotels there, maganda pa rin ang Tagaytay para maiba lang from the usual Manila grind.

It's an overexposed wedding venue though. Turns out 3 of my friends (including us) are getting married in Tagaytay next year. [emoji23] but it makes sense kasi eh - different from the usual Manila wedding na you have to really set aside time and effort for it, but not too far that it's too much of a hassle for guests to go.

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**Archerfish** · May 14th, 2018 10:41 AM

Originally Posted by jut703

Magkaiba tayo ng opinion sa Tagaytay. Siguro nga kasi Millennial ako. [emoji23] I don't treat it as an "out-of-town" destination. More of quick getaway lang pag di ko feel kumain sa mga usual restaurants sa mall. Malapit lang kasi.

Just came from Tagaytay last week. Mas malamig pa rin dun pag gabi kaysa dito. Not Baguio-level, but not Baguio-far either. Went up Saturday lunch time and hindi naman gaanong traffic - Waze just directed me through the inner roads.

Hindi rin lahat ng restaurants na nandun, meron na dito. Wala pang Antonio's or Marcia Adams' sa Manila - and iba yung vibe because it's kinda hard to replicate the naturey vibe of these places in the metro. Cafe Ysabel looked a bit like Antonio's but it's gone now and even then it never really had the same vibe. And there are many other cafes and restaurants there that aren't franchised in Manila.

It doesn't have the same out-of-town vibe as before, but it's still a nice change of scenery every once in a while.

Siyempre given na dapat iwasan yung mga matataong places like Skyranch, Palace in the Sky, Picnic Grove, etc. But if you have a place to stay sa Highlands or are staycationing in one of the nicer hotels there, maganda pa rin ang Tagaytay para maiba lang from the usual Manila grind.

It's an overexposed wedding venue though. Turns out 3 of my friends (including us) are getting married in Tagaytay next year. [emoji23] but it makes sense kasi eh - different from the usual Manila wedding na you have to really set aside time and effort for it, but not too far that it's too much of a hassle for guests to go.

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Tagaytay highlands is somehow not so populated compared to other places there, so that could be really a good place to go. The view outside your window once you woke up in the morning makes you think that you are really "out of town".

A bit expensive though, food and outdoor activities, but at least it isn't congested compared to others. The steak is good, I just can't recall the name of the restaurant, with the "boys and girls" dressed in cowboy outfit.

**dr. d** · May 14th, 2018 11:43 AM

Originally Posted by Archerfish

Tagaytay highlands is somehow not so populated compared to other places there, so that could be really a good place to go. The view outside your window once you woke up in the morning makes you think that you are really "out of town".

A bit expensive though, food and outdoor activities, but at least it isn't congested compared to others. The steak is good, I just can't recall the name of the restaurant, with the "boys and girls" dressed in cowboy outfit.

sometimes, "it pays to be expensive."
an oxymoron, but it works.
heh heh.

but the traffic to get there...

there was a time, a few short years ago, when the next stoplight one met on the way to tagaytay from slex, was already at the rim. and your speed limit was limited by your heart rate.
and there was nothing but grass, pineapple plantations, and far-spaced houses along the way.