CAN YOU TELL THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A MAN AND A WOMAN... (THAILAND)

I'm in the Phil. Usually the ladyboys just tell you up front ever since Jennifer Laude got killed in Olongapo.

You did the right thing but careful in asia.. When you get involved in a conflict with a local.. The authorities will always side for the locals even if they are wrong..

@Doggk: You're right, and I found out "secondhand". Another Marine and I just left a restaurant, and were walking back to our base at Cubi Point, in the Subic Bay area, near Olongapo City. This was during that same period when I "encountered" the "binny boy". As we were walking, a woman called to him (he was an Hawaiian, who was fluent in Tagalog), and they talked. I just stood there listening. I got the impression, based on some words I understood, that she was accusing him of rape. We were just outside a constabulary (police station), and a policeman spoke to both of them, then asked the man to come with him (the cop said this in English). The man, who was carrying my articles of clothing (we stopped by the cleaners on our way back to the base), gave them to me, told me to "take care", then bolted down the street. The policeman drew his .45 revolver, and shot him. As the crowd gathered around the scene, I put my hanger with my uniform on my shoulder, and kept walking to the base. Never stopped, never said a word to anyone.

@sauger1001: ..damn, I'm in Subic now . I heard things were brutal back in the Marcos era, but that's crazy

@RedPillSatori: Back then he had imposed a 1:00a curfew, and if you weren't allowed outdoors during that time, the cops could shoot you. We usually left for the base around Midnight, but the E-club was pretty nice, so many of the women came onto the base. I had several women ask me to be their "escort" so they could get on base. No harm no foul, since many of them worked there anyway. Great food in the chow halls too.