http://shar.es/TwyjU always remember one golden rule never argue with a philippino when they are drunk as it always ends badly .They never think about their actions until its too late.
http://shar.es/TwyjU always remember one golden rule never argue with a philippino when they are drunk as it always ends badly .They never think about their actions until its too late.
Drunk?
I dont argue with them when they are sober!!
lolOriginally Posted by fred
It's really bad. He was a friend of my wife and myself, more so my wife as he used to be a divemaster in the same resort she worked at in Malapascua for a long time. He was only in his mid thirties and last time we saw him a few months back, he had just opened up his own dive resort there. A really nice, easy going guy. There could well be more to this incident than what the small news snippet shows, as Malapascua is considered quite a 'peaceful' place.
a bit more info here ..
http://www.sunstar.com.ph/cebu/local...-island-339008
live in peace and enjoy life and keep your nose to the ground
A very sad story.
My condolences to his family and friends.
I don't think most of us need to be reminded about the dangers of arguing with a drunk man in possession of a loaded firearm though.
It seems as if you dont question your employee if he's late for work eitherSome ungrateful people out there. I remember when we had our water store, Gemma employed local labour ...some of which had never worked in their lives. You would of thought much gratitude would of been bestowed upon us...Not a chance. They stole from us...contantly asking for advance advance advance!!!!
In the end she had to get rid of them ..only being able to trust a sister a cousin and her parents...The saying goes, you can lead a camel to water
That was our experience...I'm not saying it's the same for everybody
well it does,nt seem to be getting through to some people as he has found to his cost, he,s not the first and won,t be the last to get the bullet. I was actually told not to get into any trouble when in company of Filipino men while they are drinking by somebody in the UK. That,s before I even set foot in the place.
best is not to drink beer at all, nothing better then a cup of tea with a biscuit just my thoughts,
Ha Ha my favourite, keeps you out of trouble!
Yes, me too a nice cup of Earl Grey, but I can never bloody find the stuff lol. But I did find McVities chocolate digestives to dunk in the tea when I found it lolHa Ha my favourite, keeps you out of trouble!
and what was the cost of these little dippers Brian
Had no problem finding Earl Grey
I'll also drink to those scattered crumbs of wisdom Steve.
85 pesos for a small packet but when you open the packet they are stuck together like super glue lol when you try to prize them apart they fall to peices lol
not a bad price, i will always think of you when i am dunking my biscuits from now on Brian
I'll also drink to those scattered crumbs of wisdom Steve.... and me!
Cheers!
That's quite sad reading actually.
Judging by Gwapito's experience you're probably best sticking with with family and friends although I'm sure there's one or two horror stories to be told about this as well.
Milk chocolate digestives were p190 in M&S Cebu, it was the only place I ever found that sold them!
I tried to employ many at my old internet shop in Makati
Most were told not to bother coming back after 1 day
We must have been unlucky then
I think they're a different recipe to the UK ones too Michael. Not as nice.Milk chocolate digestives were p190 in M&S Cebu, it was the only place I ever found that sold them!
The Philippines can be a mighty scary place sometimes, what a terrible ending to this young guy's life
Sadly, it happens all over the world, we just don't often hear about it ...........
he spent a lot of money setting up the business and employing local people and some asshole who had a drink decided to wipe him out because he could,nt handle being scolded for being late for work and for being drunk .hope he rots in jail and enjoys fish head soup.
True!I think they're a different recipe to the UK ones too Michael. Not as nice.
the story has made the UK press now, 6ft 8" he was a a giant, sad
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-n...christ-3440751A British man running a scuba diving business on a paradise island has been shot dead by his own security guard, his family said tonight.
‘Gentle giant’ Tony Gilchrist, 35, was blasted four times in the chest and twice in the head in the Philippines on Saturday.
Reports said he was shot by a guard - named locally as Melchor Alciso Jr, 42 - who he had sacked after the man turned up for work drunk for a second time.
The pair reportedly argued inside the diving shop before Mr Gilchrist was shot six times.
He was taken to hospital in Daanbantayan on the island of Malapascua via a 30-minute boat ride and 20-minute drive but he was declared dead on arrival.
Mr Gilchrist’s brother James said his 6ft 8ins brother ‘was the kindest person’.
I don't remember any of my colleagues shooting managers dead for being scolded.
Sadly guns in the Philippines are handed out to any idiot
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