I want to take the Victory Liner from Olongapo to Baguio in October. Does anyone have the Olongapo schedule?
Q. The Victory Liner website doesn't provide price or schedule for the Olongapo station. It would also be nice to know how long the ride is or if there is a better way to get to Baguio from Subic.
Asked by DeepSea - Mon Sep 14 15:20:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. victory liner's trip to Baguio is daily, there's no need for a schedule just go to the terminal and get a ticket and wait. they dispatch a bus every hour and they are following a time table. the trip will take 6 hours max.
Answered by nolie - Mon Sep 14 19:31:05 2009

what victory liner station should i get off to if i will go to SLMEC?
Q. im from baguio and ill have my medical exam in St. Lukes. should i take the pasay or the cubao (victory)bus?and how long will it take me to get to the hospital by taxi?how much should i pay?or is it best to just make agreement with the taxi driver?thanks! with your help, i can pretend to know where im going and wont look probinsyana in manila...:-)
Asked by louie4heart - Fri May 16 00:34:55 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. First, by SLMEC do you mean, the St. Luke Medical Extension Clinic. There are actually two facilities - one in Quezon City and one in Ermita, Manila ( 1177 Bocobo Street ). Which clinic will you go to ? Is your medical exam for immigration to the USA ? Have a nice day !
Answered by Great Days - Fri May 16 02:11:55 2008

what time the depart of victory liner from cubao to santiago?
Q. what time the depart of victory liner from cubao to santiago?
Asked by ding c - Mon Jun 30 22:28:36 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. yes from 5 am to 11:30pm - there's a trip every hour. and from 4:30pm to 9:30pm better yet call up their office.
Answered by mild red - Tue Jul 1 02:41:36 2008

Where is the Victory Liner (Cubao terminal) exactly located?
Q. like what landmark/establishment/te rminal is beside it/near it? thanks!!!
Asked by daydream13 - Mon Apr 7 04:18:29 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. If you were from Makati you have to drop at Baliwag Transit then cross at the overpass (there's also another Victory Liner located at Kamuning dont be confuse so ask the driver Victory Cubao, Victory Cubao comes first if your from Makati) while if your from Monumento you have to drop at the entrance. Victory Liner Cubao is located along EDSA Cubao. It is near Chowking and 7 eleven EDSA Cubao. For more info. you can visit at there website.
Answered by Rufflates - Mon Apr 7 09:12:35 2008

what are the 2 stop-overs of Victory Liner bus going to Baguio?
Q. what are the 2 stop-overs of Victory Liner bus going to Baguio?
Asked by Jun - Sat Dec 15 16:44:07 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Tarlac City and Rosario, La Union
Answered by Divina - Sun Dec 16 11:39:46 2007

Where is Victory Liner Terminal in Manila/Pasay?
Q. The V.L. web site just says EDSA. Does that mean their terminal is co-located with the EDSA LRT1 terminal? Also, what is the LRT fare now?
Asked by opdrift7 - Sat Dec 20 19:53:58 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Not much of a help but the Victory bus terminal in Pasay is not co-located with edsa lrt (and the Pasay MRT) but it is near it. I remember taking taxi to the Victory terminal bound to Baguio after getting off the LRT.
Answered by Six Nations 2010 Yay!!! - Sat Dec 20 20:30:27 2008

wer can we find place 2 stay(2pax)in baguio f we arive round10-11pm? cheap & com4table near victory bus terml?
Q. we'r planing to celeb our 4th anniv in baguio on august. this will b our 1st tym to go der. wer can we find place to stay near victory liner terminal wen we arive 10-11pm? hope its cheap & comfortable room for 2 with tv (or w/o) & bathroom (should have) inside. advance thank you for your answers... ! GODBLESS!!! :)
Asked by simplicity_maiden - Wed Jun 4 03:31:11 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Right behind Victory Liner Terminal is the Microtel Inns & Suites, of course it costs a little high at PhP2,650 or more but the accommodation is as excellent as the Microtel Inns here in US. Other hotels which are at walking distance or at least 10 minutes (or more) taxi drive are: Prime Hotel, PhP2000 or more, located at session road, it's nice to have a room with veranda facing session road. Hotel Veniz, PhP 1,295, 3 star hotel, great accommodations too. Hotel 456, PhP 500-800, amenities and furnishings are far different from the hotels I've previously mentioned but I believe this is the most economical place for a one or two day stay. *All of the above hotels have bathroom inside the rooms and cable TV. Here is an aerial image… [cont.]
Answered by einchen - Wed Jun 4 04:03:47 2008

How much is the fare from Manila to Baquio?
Q. From Victory Liner Bus Station in Cubao to Baquio how much is the fare
Asked by ming - Thu Apr 17 23:46:10 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Depends upon what terminal you leave from. 380 Pesos to Baguio from Sampaloc. Check out the above link for schedules and fees
Answered by ken_r41 - Thu Apr 17 23:59:40 2008

How do i get to SM Megamall from NAIA terminal 2 by bus?
Q. and how do i get to NAIA terminal 3 from the Pasay terminal of Victory Liner? Thanks
Asked by surely_maybe - Tue Aug 11 23:24:41 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. 1. From NAIA Terminal 2, take a taxi going to Pasay terminal of Victory Liner in Pasay Rotonda (there are no buses or jeeps passing this way). 2. From Pasay Rotonda, ride a bus going to "Garden", "Fairview", "Cubao", or "Ortigas" - all will pass by SM Megamall.
Answered by Matt Torres :) - Tue Aug 11 23:38:20 2009

What is the best city operation bus in Metro Manila?
Q. If we say city operation, this doesn't include Victory Liner, JAM, ALPS, Viron, Genesis, etc. They're all provincial operation! City operation routes in Metro Manila are plying EDSA, Ortigas Avenue, Taft Avenue and Ayala Avenue (major routes).
Asked by ash9091 - Thu Nov 6 09:43:39 2008 - - 4 Answers - 2 Comments

A. Manrose. It's the purple bus that my colleagues prefer to ride in when they are coming to work basically because their buses are new and spacious. They have never had any accidents too. I just hate riding buses basically because most of our buses look dilapidated. Most are rejects from other Asian countries, either from China or Japan as evident by some notice in the bus written in kanji or in Chinese characters. But I've seen Manrose, even ridden it once. It's the best for me.
Answered by kahlan nynaeve - Thu Nov 6 21:39:34 2008

guys what is your view on the rockabilly style?
Q. I live in Texas and the rockabilly style is not abundant here. I was just wondering if you find the whole 40's look with victory rolls, red lips, and black eye liner attractive. I have always wondered, rockabilly is my style i choose and i love it. i will never go back.
Asked by Christine C - Fri Jan 8 03:11:22 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Umm I'm trying to understand what you're even talking about because im not up to date on what is hip nowadays but, if a woman maitains a professional appearance at all times i think that is very rockable.
Answered by Blackice - Fri Jan 8 03:44:01 2010

Does anyone know how to get to SM Mall of Asia (Philippines)?
Q. Okay, so I need to get to Mall of Asia but since my car broke down, I'll need to take public transport. I'm from Pampanga and my friends told me to take a Victory Liner Bus to Pasay. So when I arrive at Pasay, what will I ride next?
Asked by ~* deen.. - Sun Apr 12 10:30:36 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Genesis or Bataan Transit were also going to Pasay. So, after stepping down on Pasay Rotonda ride a jeep or the multi-cab. Most multi-cab were MOA bound.
Answered by eezy_jex - Sun Apr 12 18:23:30 2009

What did Obama mean when he said the problem with high gas prices is the speed they took to come about?
Q. And the Obama campaign's favorite one-liner is John McCain is out of touch. If Obama had gotten his way there would be no surge, the last American would have left Iraq last month according to his time table, and al Qaeda would be celebrating a great victory as it prepared to invade the US, Canada, and Europe with suicide bombers because we are proven quitters. He should mention this the next time he accuses McCain of being out of touch.
Asked by John T - Fri Jun 13 06:06:53 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You have to excuse Obama's ignorance, he has no experience in foreign affairs or military matters The only *action* Obama has ever seen or experienced, is chasing his wife around her bed chambers. Obama being President is like taking a fry cook and making them the CEO of GM or Microsoft.
Answered by Stedway - Fri Jun 13 06:13:24 2008

WHERE CAN A GROUP OF 6 BARKADA CAN STAY IN BAGUIO?
Q. plano po nming magbaguio ngayong nov.30-dec.1. alis kami ng 11pm ng nov.29 d2 sa manila. san po kaya kami pwedeng magstay? ung mlpit lng po s victory liner. me nkpgrecomend smin bout "BISTRO" dw near VL. any info about dis place guys? mgkno po, kelngan pb mgreserve? or other place to stay n d kmhlan. sama- sama s 1 kwarto & w/in the city proper lng sna... hope u can giv me info guys... thank you so much in advance po!!!
Asked by simplicity_maiden - Wed Nov 12 06:37:56 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Try calling this number: (074) 442-3517. Teachers Camp.
Answered by unknown - Thu Nov 13 01:35:07 2008

Fellow Filipinos: We used to be proud of what we do, but now?
Q. May I share my experience during my vacation last month. I went to Pasay from Olongapo via a Victory Liner with a banner: Pasay SLEX. I was surprised that they were charging an additional fee for the route. But when I saw the road, I said it was worth the price, for the smooth travel. Commenting on the remarkable road construction.. to my surprise, one of the passenger said... "Yeah, you can say that again.. it was built by KOREAN Contractors".. HuH! *donalev.. its not about the money.. I'm willing to pay any amount if its worth it... but when did we take pride of something we did not even do? in our country? *JL.. lol.. yakking?.. just sharing my thoughts brother..
Asked by Popsie Joshua - Sat Jul 4 07:15:33 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Babby, most of the loans (investments according to our government) we get from other countries are not all currency. Most of it come in kind. Example. GMA goes to Korea with a road building project asking them to finance it. They will agree only if their construction company takes the lead, materials are korean made, korean engineers, etc. Of course we get the labor. Whatever the costs, the government will pay it back through our taxes. JAICA is another example. Local examples are BOT projects done in coordination with private corporations. To your question, "We used to be proud"... yeah. Used to.
Answered by Spotter - Sat Jul 4 10:57:43 2009

"The Hard-Liner" By Jyoti Thottam in Time Magazine.Do I lie?
Q. "That lack of conviction has angered Rajapaksa's opposition and deeply troubles Sri Lanka's peace activists, who worry that Tamils may face even worse repression and hardship than they did before the war. Their original concerns for the protection of Tamil language and culture and self-governance in Tamil-majority areas are not even on the agenda". Advocates for press freedom, too, are outraged that even after declaring victory, Rajapaksa has not lifted the restrictions on the press imposed as war measures. On July 12, the government banned a popular news website that had run stories critical of the government after the war's end, and it has not yet found those responsible for the murder in January of a prominent Sri Lankan journalist… [cont.]
Asked by 6000 YEAR IMMORTAL & YOUNG TAMIL - Fri Jul 17 02:46:25 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. A lone voice such as yours is not going to change ground realities that obtain in Sri Lanka.I think that the UN and other world bodies as well as individual countries like India etc. are quite capable of ensuring justice to the Tamils in SL without you and I getting obsessed by the problems being currently faced by the Tamils there.The day is not too far off for justice and humanity to prevail.Take heart and be patient instead of working yourself up to a stressful situation.God Bless.
Answered by raj kumar - Sat Jul 18 11:13:16 2009

when does a boat become a ship or when does a yacht become a boat?
Q. Nelson HMS Victory is a ship. the cross channel ferries are called boats QE2 etc are liners. and HMS Brittana was a yacht
Asked by door.uk - Thu Aug 30 06:49:06 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The determining factors that distinguish boats from ships has evolved over time. The term 'ship' traditionally referred to a sailing vessel having three or more masts. In modern times, however, a ship is usually classified as a vessel of more than 500 tons of displacement.
Answered by Polo - Thu Aug 30 06:55:52 2007

for guys: do guys dig the rockabilly girls?
Q. I live in Texas and the rockabilly style is not abundant here. I was just wondering if you find the whole 40's look with victory rolls, red lips, and black eye liner attractive. I have always wondered, rockabilly is my style i choose and i love it. i will never go back.
Asked by Christine C - Sun Jan 3 20:39:50 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Love the music, love the girls. As long as they don't get trashy with it.
Answered by nerdrowwilson1 - Sun Jan 3 20:45:06 2010

Do you think P. Diddy will ever have the same success he had with "No Way Out" in 1997-1998?
Q. All sampling and negative comments aside... Diddy had phenomenal success with his No Way Out debut album in 1997 along with the 7 music videos that came with it. Then he took a MAJOR nose dive with Forever in 1999. Then he reinvented himself in 2001 and achieved greater success than Forever but not greater than No Way Out. Then there was Press Play which was OK and now Last Train To Paris is coming which looks like it will suck. Before you mention Biggie as the main reason for why Diddy exploded in 1997, let's not forget that his first single with Mase Can't Nobody Hold Me Down came out a few months before I'll Be Missing You and that was blockbuster as well. Has he achieved success like that with an opening single since then? Nope. I… [cont.]
Asked by stephenbisback - Tue Jul 21 14:42:02 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Financially, yes. Musically, no.
Answered by dondegroovily - Tue Jul 21 15:08:34 2009

Hillary gives the GOP its best chance at being the party of change.?
Q. Hillary gives the GOP its best chance at being the party of change. The most interesting thing to come out of the umpteenth Republican debate Sunday is confirmation that the GOP is dying to run against Hillary Clinton. Like Don Rickles flaying a heckler, each candidate whacked at Clinton as if she were a pants-suited pinata. When they were done with their one-liners, former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee deadpanned: Look, I like to be funny. There s nothing funny about Hillary Clinton being president. No, but there s something deeply advantageous to having her as an opponent. So far, the commentary about the Republican offensive against Hillary has focused mostly on how it reflects poorly on the GOP (those Clinton-hating wing nuts are at… [cont.]
Asked by mission_viejo_california - Wed Oct 24 14:24:07 2007 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You caught me off guard. She is NOT Republican???
Answered by Will - Wed Oct 24 14:33:02 2007