The Big Question.

Its only 14 days before the World Cup starts, for those who don't have enough moolah to shell out for PPVs, or satellites feeds, or entrace fee and ladies' drinks to certain "discrete" bars that show the games.

Where the hell can we watch the World Cup here in Cebu?

Comments

Anonymous said…
possible places:

1. the bar formerly known as the windsor castle
2. blackhole, mango ave. (yeah! gasilida ni sila sa euro 2004 bisan 3a.m. onwards)
3. badgers, beside rcbc banilad branch, near btc
5:10 PM
Anonymous said…
naa pud kuno sa

4. marriot
5. shangri-la
1:30 AM
Anonymous said…
(oops sorry, wala nako basaha ang question og tarong hehe)

pero morag wala man ni entrance fee ang 1 to 3, basta palit lang kag beer o kape (siguro-a lang nga muabot nag 90 minutes di pa mahurot) ang beer kay P45-P60. ayaw nalang pamahaw og panihapon para makapalit beer :D
1:33 AM
Anonymous said…
salamat bay...........hihihi......magtigom nata para ladies drink
10:52 AM
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