The live ammunition is another story. In short, well, it's not short, I mean, well, you know what I mean. To be concise, I got a vasectomy when I was 23 in my disco Don polyester years. I got it reversed by the best vasectomy reversal surgeon in the whole world, Doctor Sherman Silber in St. Louis, when I sold my insurance agency in 1998. He can make anyone give birth, men or women, regardless of age. Anyway, he uses a technique where he connects the large tube, let's call it the viaduct coming from the water tank, to the small tube, let's call it the pipe that connects to the faucet. So when I open the faucet I believe there are more swimmers there than there were before I got the vasectomy in the first place. 1 week honeymoon in Hong Kong. Pregnant. One week on the rhythm method. Pregnant. It helps that my bride is young and fertile but Dr. Silber can make any woman pregnant by her man's sperm. I'm not kidding. Go to his website. http://www.infertile.com And if you're getting a reversal, you'll be knocked out cold. There's no other way to do it.Thank you so much for your un-edited non short story brother Don.And congratulations on having some live ammunition in that there shooter of yours
Rock Bottom Cost
Figure $270 per person in your household plus rent and you'll be reasonably comfortable including aircon that's taking into account a minimum of three people in your household because there are certain expenses such as Rent, Internet & Electricity that don't go down regardless of how small the family.
Well, there's the song, "Why can't a woman be more like a man" but my song would be "Why can't a woman...." You fill in the blanks as I can't explain the way of a man with a woman any more than wise King Solomon could.Also as my second wife will attest, Korean babes are hot
Here's a real world cost situation to give you an example. We had a plumbing problem in the house here yesterday. Called a friend who recommended a plumber and he came to fix the problem. He had to go and get bits part way through the job. Came back, finished the job and it cost us the equivalent of US $20.00 all up.
I might of missed it but did y'all tell them the laws about owning property such as foreigners may own real estate property in the Philippines, but they are not allowed to buy and own land. Foreign ownership of property in the Philippines is not absolute and subject to restrictions. Non-Filipinos may purchase and own condominiums built on Philippine soil. But non Philippine citizens cannot inherit the property. Any land bought has to be in a citizen's name. I have friends from Albuquerque, Bohol and we help support an orphanage there. Before poly was a thought we felt called to the Philippines. Every trip for ministry work kept falling through at the last moment. We had plans to move there @IshChayil was helping us with details. Doors closed we made other plans to move that fell through, sat still and waited but now several doors are opening, one that could lead us to the Philippines. I got an interesting proposition recently about church planting there, also one to take over a church in Texas because the pastor and his wife are moving to the Philippines. So who knows.
If there's anything that an American must learn in the Philippines it's plumbing. The plumbers here are probably the highest paid skilled workers in the country. Labor here is $7.50 a day unskilled and $9.00 a day unskilled. Plumbers in some areas of the country will charge three and four times that. Frederick lives somewhere that you can still get bargain pricing on plumbers and twenty bucks for a plumber who would nearly always arrive with a helper is a bargain because they'll charge as if it's a whole day job when they come out. It's different wherever you are in the Philippines. Don't get me wrong, I wish all workers had higher wages but if there is a shortage in your area, expect to pay much much more.
I ain't tellin em nothin. Haha! No, we didn't tell them. You can own a home but not the land on which the home is built. I'm not sure how this affects those who would build their home to every corner of their tiny property. I mean, what good is the property to the owner if the huge concrete home is owned by someone else? But, in my case, I am legally to have that home conveyed to me and the way I will do it is to put the property in my children's names and lease the land from them renewable up to 75 years. I don't think I'll make it past 55 more years since God set a limit. There's other weird stuff that can be done.
I'm really leaning toward beautiful native houses where four of them can be placed in a square facing the center upon a huge concrete slab. Look at this cool house for less than $6000 bucks! It's just 30 minutes from my place and I'm thinking about putting that on my fourth floor.
Apparently plumbers are the same everywhere, a sliding scale. Slide that money in my wallet. It's weird, he just had a plumber thing and so did we here which was just fixed today and so did you. Three events. That makes it certain. We must all become proficient at plumbing. I can do most things myself and I'm capable of overseeing a non-plumber to make sure that he plumbs right so that's how I save on it.@frederick .. thanks for the plumber example lol I literally just handed a plumber $150 before coming to work tonight
Lol you rock Brother Don!
I resemble that remark I use to own a plumbing company.
In that case, can I have a loan?
That was a minute ago and I wish I could talk to me then. Id give a course correction on a couple things and ask myself for a loan.