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[Black Page]

I've had a quick search and can't see anything recent regarding purchasing viagra / cialis in Singapore so does anyone have any up to date info? I'll be visiting in a month or two and with the strict laws in Singapore I don't want to risk bringing a few tabs into the country in case there are problems. Is this something you can buy over the counter from a pharmacy and, if so, any recommendations?

Certainly I bring my supply with me, instead of hunting locally.

How could you ever think they would dig into your bag for medical products for your personal use? Every time I travel, I have a plastic bag with about 20 different medicins, for any need I may have (from antibiotics, to pain killer, FANS, anti-diarrhoea, wound disinfectant, etc. Etc. O course I include some 20 tablets of V, in case I need).

[SamuliSameneya]

Hi guys,

I have been mongering once in SG. First to OT and had a disappointing experience. Small deviation. In the end a pimp offered a girl near the Hilton hotel. Lovely PRC girl but made me very sad as she had operation scar and looked liked she was reluctantly there, maybe to pay for whatever operation she had had. The pimp took me in a car and stopped by an apartment. Another guy passed the girl quickly into the car and we went back to the hotel. Funny such things are going on in SG.

Anyway, back to the real story. An incredibly hot Thai girl at one of the BDG bars. She was outside and first thought she was not working as she was so hot. I went and talked to her and she arranged a drink. I got a lot of good rubbing action for the price and had a good feel of her pussy through pants. Was perfect. She told me that I can meet her after closing time and she really did not pressure to buy her another drink. She gave her number and I verified it was real but in the end I could not contact her so here is the question.

Is there any possibility to take a girl home from a BDG bar or do these girls in the main just not put out? I understand it can get expensive but that girl would have been the hottest Asian lay I can imagine. Also, having fun in a bar is anyway expensive so no need to count as part of the package cost. Many people refer here to iPanema and couple of other names which I expect is in OT and it is clear how that works. Many others are referring to getting lays (ST, LT) from OT. Are they really referring to iPanema and? Place (sorry, forget whilst in the post!) or other places such as BDG bars? With so much reference to OT, just wandering if people are actually ending up with action from BDG bars or corridors.

Another stupid point I learnt from this forum. Normally street hookers are not clean or have something wrong with the clothes off. I saw some nice looking girls outside OT but passed them up due to what I now understand is a misconception in Singapore.

Anyway, trip coming up in SG soon and hope to be more clued up. I have very specific tastes which I could hunt for all night and when I see a girl that hits that spot, I need that and nothing else.

[Warsteiner]

I've had a quick search and can't see anything recent regarding purchasing viagra / cialis in Singapore so does anyone have any up to date info? I'll be visiting in a month or two and with the strict laws in Singapore I don't want to risk bringing a few tabs into the country in case there are problems. Is this something you can buy over the counter from a pharmacy and, if so, any recommendations?

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* CRITICAL QUESTION * is the SIN-BKK leg on the same ticket?
If so, go for it. You can check your luggage straight through, no need to collect and re-check it, plus the airline will know that you are coming and facilitate transfer if time is tight, and if you do miss the connection they will rebook you.

That's unfortunately not necessarily true. I advise the prospective traveller to be considerate and check the exact transit procedure before booking.

Depending on the combination of airlines, EVEN IF all flights are on the same ticket, it MAY BE POSSIBLE that the traveller has to follow the longest procedure, that is: pass immigration, collect luggage, change terminal (1, 2, or 3), drop the luggage, pass immigration again, go to gate, security, board.

I had to do all those steps, when I had the CDG-SIN flight with Air France and the second leg SIN-KUL with Malaysia Airlines on two separate tickets, BUT ALSO other times when I had both legs on the same ticket. For example. I remember when AF was (still is?) selling the second leg with Jet Airways or some other carrier, and I had to do all the above anyway even if both flights were sold together.
Now, I see AF has a code share agreement with Singapore Airlines. Air France and Singapore Airlines are in two different Terminals.
In short: things may change quickly. Be prepared.

http://www.changiairport.com/en/pass...e/transit.html

- 5 minutes at immigration.

Ahahah. You like danger? Time at immigration at Changi can be from 5 minutes to 30 or 45, if you arrive there just after a swarm of 300 people just landed 5 minutes before you.

- 10 minutes to change terminal (probably 1 or 3 to 2).

Only if you know exactly where to go and you walk straight to the target. There is the Air Train to take.

- 10-20 minutes to check in again.

If you have a priority card. If not, there is the possibility you have to queue with 100 people.

[WombatEd2]

Singapore was my home airport for a while, and I have also connected through it many times.

Changi is very efficient*, you rarely get long queues or have to wait for your luggage, but it can happen. I estimate times as follows:
- 5-15 minutes from gate to security.
- 5 minutes at immigration.
- 10 minutes to collect luggage.
- 10 minutes to change terminal (probably 1 or 3 to 2).
- 10-20 minutes to check in again.
- 10 minutes at immigration.
- 5-15 minutes to reach departure gate.

In other words, you are likely to do quite well. But if things go wrong, you're in deep doo-doo!

IMNSHO, there's no way I'd risk it.

[Banana61]

Flying into Singapore from the states, landing at 630 am. I want to fly onto Bangkok and there's a flight leaving at 830 am. I'm guessing I have to clear customs and possibly go thru security at the airport again. Question is would I make it thru in 90 minutes?

Singapore was my home airport for a while, and I have also connected through it many times.

* CRITICAL QUESTION * is the SIN-BKK leg on the same ticket?

If so, go for it. You can check your luggage straight through, no need to collect and re-check it, plus the airline will know that you are coming and facilitate transfer if time is tight, and if you do miss the connection they will rebook you.

If not, Changi is very efficient*, you rarely get long queues or have to wait for your luggage, but it can happen. I estimate times as follows:

- 5-15 minutes from gate to security.

- 5 minutes at immigration.

- 10 minutes to collect luggage.

- 10 minutes to change terminal (probably 1 or 3 to 2).

- 10-20 minutes to check in again.

- 10 minutes at immigration.

- 5-15 minutes to reach departure gate.

Which all adds up to about 60-90 minutes. Without any delay to the arriving flight.

* they once took my bag off the luggage belt because I took too long to get there.

[BushRusher]

You can check the % on time or when the latest flight arrived. The good thing is that they can make up some time on the flight from the states and usually arrive early. However, Murphy does happen. When that happens, I have arrived on time to 3 days later. Furthermore, you might not be able to check all the way through. You can try. The only risk is the Asian leg, which should cost less and you might be able to rebook in worst case. Singapore is easy to get around and you should not have a problem finding a place to stay and rebook.

Flying into Singapore from the states, landing at 630 am. I want to fly onto Bangkok and there's a flight leaving at 830 am. I'm guessing I have to clear customs and possibly go thru security at the airport again. Question is would I make it thru in 90 minutes?

On the Changi web site there specific instructions for connecting. Depending on the combination of airlines, you MAY have several combinations of steps, from the simplest.

- check luggage through and go from gate to gate (60 minutes is ok).

To the hardest.

- pass immigration, collect luggage, change terminal (1, 2, or 3), check in again for the new flight or at least drop the luggage, pass immigration again, go to gate, security, board.

I have to do the latter, if I arrive with AF and I go to KL with Malaysia, for example. In such a case, 3 hours is the minimum to be reasonably safe (and everythiing is very efficient in SIN).

but at least in my case, there's this guy named Murphy. If your flight is late, or it lands right after several other large flights, or you get randomly selected for a secondary inspection, your risk gets real.

[Black Page]

Flying into Singapore from the states, landing at 630 am. I want to fly onto Bangkok and there's a flight leaving at 830 am. I'm guessing I have to clear customs and possibly go thru security at the airport again. Question is would I make it thru in 90 minutes?

DON'T DO THAT (without knowing exactly the procedure).

On the Changi web site there specific instructions for connecting. Depending on the combination of airlines, you MAY have several combinations of steps, from the simplest.

- check luggage through and go from gate to gate (60 minutes is ok).

To the hardest.

- pass immigration, collect luggage, change terminal (1, 2, or 3), check in again for the new flight or at least drop the luggage, pass immigration again, go to gate, security, board.

I have to do the latter, if I arrive with AF and I go to KL with Malaysia, for example. In such a case, 3 hours is the minimum to be reasonably safe (and everythiing is very efficient in SIN).

[Kerrstar]

Flying into Singapore from the states, landing at 630 am. I want to fly onto Bangkok and there's a flight leaving at 830 am. I'm guessing I have to clear customs and possibly go thru security at the airport again. Question is would I make it thru in 90 minutes?

Why are you going through customs and immigration, you should be able to check through to Bangkok, even with different airlines. Not all airlines will do this but it's worth asking before you fly. If you are flying on Star Alliance then it should be possible. There are several terminals in Singapore and going between 1 and 3 is pretty time consuming. There are heaps of flights between SIN and BKK, just book a later flight if you are not sure.

[WombatEd2]

Flying into Singapore from the states, landing at 630 am. I want to fly onto Bangkok and there's a flight leaving at 830 am. I'm guessing I have to clear customs and possibly go thru security at the airport again. Question is would I make it thru in 90 minutes?

I've been though SIN's customs & immigration many times, and they do it pretty efficiently. That being said, 90 minutes is a risk I wouldn't take.

If everything goes perfectly, you'd have no problem, but at least in my case, there's this guy named Murphy. If your flight is late, or it lands right after several other large flights, or you get randomly selected for a secondary inspection, your risk gets real.

[PBtoCobra]

Flying into Singapore from the states, landing at 630 am. I want to fly onto Bangkok and there's a flight leaving at 830 am. I'm guessing I have to clear customs and possibly go thru security at the airport again. Question is would I make it thru in 90 minutes?

I have had a 30 min connection in SG to Indonesia before with Singapore Airlines, while it was a dash from the gate to the new aircraft, my luggage made it and I was not the last passenger to get on board.

If you have to grab bags, exit and re-check in, it could be tight.

Last time I flew to SG, I was waiting over an hour for my bags, and I was flying in a premium cabin, with supposed priority baggage!

[MakeItOrBreak]

Flying into Singapore from the states, landing at 630 am. I want to fly onto Bangkok and there's a flight leaving at 830 am. I'm guessing I have to clear customs and possibly go thru security at the airport again. Question is would I make it thru in 90 minutes?

I think it is possible if you can check-in in advance and don't have luggage else it can be tight. Tomorrow might be very busy day due to CNY but Changi is amazingly efficient. You need to take into consideration that if you have to go between terminals there is some distance as well.

Normally when I go to Thailand I make sure to be there 50 minutes before but that is a bit tight sometimes as well but I am walking slow and not running. Good luck!

[Breadman]

Flying into Singapore from the states, landing at 630 am. I want to fly onto Bangkok and there's a flight leaving at 830 am. I'm guessing I have to clear customs and possibly go thru security at the airport again. Question is would I make it thru in 90 minutes?

[MakeItOrBreak]

Hey had one to many beers and little bit of whiskey last weekend that got me into some kind of mood to go check OT.

Saw some police on floor 3 when looking around but seemed like more routine visit then something else.

Did not really find anything interesting if this was due to my intoxication level or what is available I don't know but let's just say I expected more on a Saturday. Luckily there was some influx of ladies when I finally settled in Ipanema and I must say there is some talent from Vietnam that makes the most primitive functions of my brain to turn on despite being in a more sedated state.

That said finally found something interesting a quite petite Vietnamese with augmented boobs. Lovely face and smile but unluckily it turned out to be a close to a starfish unwilling to do anything almost. So if you run into a 20-25 year old girl named Ling take caution even if here body is smoking and she has a sweet face. One thing that surprised me seemed to be that her boob job was very unprofessional and left her with multiple scars under one of them when I asked it was apparently very cheap.

I was quoted so many different prices that night I almost gave up and went home. Anyways I will try this a bit more sober next time and hope I will not have to pay 200 for sub-par performance!

Hope everyone else has better luck!

[Klop665]

Did you read through old posts or use the search function?

Of course. But there's lack of information.

Pacific stars are closed and there's no more parlours with above mentioned procedure.