Review: Acupressure-Bonnie

[Bustanut]

This sound a bit too good to be true. If you owned a business this kind of advertising would be priceless

you post was geared to which monger ?

 

[yessirnj]

you post was geared to which monger ?

Well, maybe she likes me...

**smirks**

 

[LLuger]

Title: Review: Acupressure-Bonnie
Date: Sep 11, 2019
Phone: (732)243-9555
City: Edison-Rt27
State: n.j.
Location: Next to SubCentral sub shop
Age Estimate: 30's
Nationality: Filipino
Physical Description: short & sweet

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Recommendation: Yes

Next week for me.
Im sold.

 

[asianampman]

Title: Review: Acupressure-Bonnie
Date: Sep 11, 2019
Phone: (732)243-9555
City: Edison-Rt27
State: n.j.
Location: Next to SubCentral sub shop
Age Estimate: 30's
Nationality: Filipino
Physical Description: short & sweet

Click to unlock the hidden Private Details in this review

Recommendation: Yes

Nice review. I have never heard of this place, never saw a review that I can remember. It seems interesting, my kind of place. I'll pay them a visit next month when in the area.

 

[coolguy]

Filipino shouldn't be in demand on this site, Filipina should be though. lol

Rubbers kills 95 percent of the feelings, like swimming with a wetsuit on.

 

[downtown]

Filipino shouldn't be in demand on this site, Filipina should be though. lol

Rubbers kills 95 percent of the feelings, like swimming with a wetsuit on.

Correction Hoss Filipino would apply to the ethnic group as whole meaning male or female

 

[Anonajohn]

Correction Hoss Filipino would apply to the ethnic group as whole meaning male or female

Filipino usually refers to the language, although @coolguy is (correctly) pointing out the difference between filipino (male) and filipina (female). The more commonly accepted terms used, and preferred, by actual Filipinos are pinoy (male) and pinay (female).

 

[downtown]

Filipino usually refers to the language, although @coolguy is (correctly) pointing out the difference between filipino (male) and filipina (female). The more commonly accepted terms used, and preferred, by actual Filipinos are pinoy (male) and pinay (female).

Challenge!Holmes. Tagalog is the national language.Filipino can refer to the language and also refer to the ethnic group/race which consist of not male and female persons.

 

[Anonajohn]

Challenge!Holmes. Tagalog is the national language.Filipino can refer to the language and also refer to the ethnic group/race which consist of not male and female persons.

OK suit yourself. Filipino is the state-recognized national language. Since there were so many dialects in the Philippines, including Cebuano, Kampampangan, Waray, and, of course, Tagalog, the government decided to craft an "official" version of the language for use in international diplomatic and corporate/commercial relations. Tagalog is the dialect for the region in and around Manila, the capital, therefore it was used as the foundations for the newly invented merging of the dialects into what they hoped to be a universal language called Filipino.

 

[downtown]

I didnt think my correcting or error you was going to lead to a history language on the national not regional language of the Philippines!

 

[Anonajohn]

I didnt think my correcting or error you was going to lead to a history language on the national not regional language of the Philippines!

You challenged............ I corrected your error.

 

[downtown]

actually to add to you language lesson. English is spoken more often nation wide than than Tagalog,being the English is the second language of PI taught in most if not all schools since WWII. Thats why for a foreigner its a great place to visit,language barrier is very very low

 

[downtown]

Thats "your challenged" to be precise

 

[Mr Wizard]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Languages_of_the_Philippines

 

[Anonajohn]

actually to add to you language lesson. English is spoken more often nation wide than than Tagalog,being the English is the second language of PI taught in most if not all schools since WWII. Thats why for a foreigner its a great place to visit,language barrier is very very low

Correct. All schools in the Philippines teach both Filipino and English to every student, and English is the language used in government as well as most business documents there, right down to inter-office memos. Filipinos often will mix English words into informal conversations.

 

[coolguy]

Filipino usually refers to the language, although @coolguy is (correctly) pointing out the difference between filipino (male) and filipina (female). The more commonly accepted terms used, and preferred, by actual Filipinos are pinoy (male) and pinay (female).

Exactly.

 

[superman06]

i have lotsa knowledge about the phils and all the women who parade around here and there so i have to say that this girl is 99.95% not filipina!! aka pinay!!

 

[superman06]

I was in the PI, but not for any fun!..I have friends in Porac (Right outside of Angeles) that i met 20yrs ago, when they worked
at an AOL call center at the old Clark airbase..I was giving them assistance after there was an earthquake there on Easter Sunday
and the following day!..I booked a flight, packed up 6 large boxes of everything from A to Z, and was there for just under 2 weeks!

a trip to the phils?? aaahhhhh hope you went first class cause it a LONG flight.......18 hours!!

 

[coolguy]

a trip to the phils?? aaahhhhh hope you went first class cause it a LONG flight.......18 hours!!

18 hours for superman, not a chance. Supe is faster then a speeding bullet remember, you can get there in a snap of my fingers.

 

[kodibk8a]

Nice review. I have never heard of this place, never saw a review that I can remember. It seems interesting, my kind of place. I'll pay them a visit next month when in the area.

visited, she is Korean not Filipina she said. I don't see her cute, just average IMO, no GFE or K, worst massage, I wouldn't go again.