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11-11-10 08:31 #11825
Posts: 66Originally Posted by Cyberspace
I should have been more clear. I oppose posting photos of ladies who didn't know (1) the photos were being taken, or (2) they would be shared on the Internet.
I'm asked at least once a month by some lady or another to search to see if any photos of her are up on the net. These ladies really worry about it, mostly because they are lookers and know their photos make good trophies.
That is my simple point.
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11-11-10 07:53 #11824
Posts: 288Originally Posted by Bkk Rookie
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11-11-10 05:26 #11823
Posts: 66Originally Posted by Karaoke22
Yes, everyone in their home village knows how they can afford to take care of their family and buy a nice house, but decorum requires they pretend they don't. A photo destroys that facade.
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11-11-10 05:16 #11822
Posts: 66Originally Posted by Flmonger
Some survival hints:
1) Always demand the driver use the meter. They all understand the word "meter. " If he takes off and refuses to use the meter, ask to get out. That failing, pay him whatever you want when you get to your destination and dare him to call the cops. 100 baht is a long-long taxi ride.
2) Soi Cowboy is open every night. Don't let the driver tell you otherwise. Don't let him take you some other place. Get a gander of a photo of Soi Cowboy, with all the neon signs, so you know he took you to the right location.
3) If the driver wants to come inside with you, you are at the wrong location. He is seeking a commission.
4) Consider taking the BTS to Soi Cowboy. Walk from Nana Entertainment to the Nana BTS station, ride the train to Asoke (one-stop) and then walk as if you're going to connect on the subway. Go through the metal detectors and go down into the sub station, however, instead of taking the final escalator to the trains, come up the other side, (Two up-escalators) and turn right 20 meters. It can save a lot of time when traffic is bad. Or, just walk the miracle mile that is Sukhumvit. If you want to experience the touts, walk on the odd Soi side, if you want less hassle, walk on the even side. (I'm a fat old bastard and I walk damn near everywhere, so it's not so bad.)
GL/HF
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11-11-10 05:01 #11821
Posts: 66Tell the taxi JW Marriott, Suk Soi2 - save time & $$
Traffic along Sukhumvit is terrible at night. For those wanting to get to Nana and looking to avoid the taxi come-on, upsell, etc, if you ask a taxi for JW Marriott on Soi 2 you can save money and time. The drivers know the shortcut into JW parking lot, know they can get you in and out without losing money stuck in traffic and are less likely to try to sell you on their sponsored bar or massage parlor.
A friend preached this to me for years and I ignored it. Now, it's a standard play and has worked very well for me. Wished I would have converted earlier.
Originally Posted by Bionicman
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11-10-10 22:15 #11820
Posts: 9Back in BKK
So, I'll be arriving in BKK this Sunday, just before midnight.
Want to drop the luggage off at my hotel and hit the action without losing a night.
Will try the later bars (tunnel, bed, etc) but wanted to know if they're still good on a Sunday night- late into the night.
Gogo's close early- might try to check a few out before they close also.
Any Sunday night partakers want to chime in on the best action for this day?
TIA! I will be sure to report (with pics) during my stay.
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11-09-10 16:28 #11819
Posts: 128Originally Posted by Global Surfer
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11-09-10 16:11 #11818
Posts: 5Originally Posted by Rocksoff
I'm not trying to be a dick, but I'm about as familiar with the layout of Bangkok as I am Beirut.
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11-09-10 06:49 #11817
Posts: 494Originally Posted by Flmonger
I'm not trying to be mean or anything, but this is not obscure hard to find stuff.
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11-09-10 01:08 #11816
Posts: 11Arab girl
Originally Posted by Global Surfer
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11-09-10 00:40 #11815
Posts: 115Originally Posted by Global Surfer
CM2, Spark39, Bossy/Spicey are my hunting place for ruskies. This time around want to try bed supper club!
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11-08-10 17:49 #11814
Posts: 5Originally Posted by Rocksoff
I must have missed the part that talked about aspen suites and its proximity to nana. Also, I've tried google maps and it wasn't of much help.
Repeated thanks to those that actually helped me out.
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11-08-10 15:35 #11813
Posts: 6079Originally Posted by Rocksoff
I always try to avoid that, mentioning Sukhumvit at th ecorner of soi...or something liek this
in a casual way like you are not interested to go INSIDE the scene
had a taxi drvier insisting on Nana car prk? nana plaza... I said Just take me to Sukhumvit soi 4 or soi 2 , period, I have to go to JW Marriott...but the walk as easier.
Quote the soi number and ask to be left at the corner just like you have an appointment there
less tendency to rip off
anyhow with taxi meter on..less rip off
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11-08-10 13:32 #11812
Posts: 494Originally Posted by Flmonger
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11-08-10 13:23 #11811
Posts: 494Originally Posted by Flmonger
Most things you ask have been discussed quite exhaustively. Use google maps to get distances down to the meter.