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05-08-19 13:19 #44744
Posts: 12856Originally Posted by Smoothy [View Original Post]
Jao si bpai sai? Where will you will go? In Thai: Khun ja bpai nai? I probably have only 100 to 200 words of very common Isaan vocab, enough to get by, and fortunately many words are the same as Thai just pronounced a bit differently.
Het ee-yang What are you doing?
I do have an App on the phone to learn Lao which is close enough to Isaan speech. However requires one to be quite studious.
Isaan actually sounds quite ugly compared to Thai, especially when extra loud which is common.
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05-08-19 12:01 #44743
Posts: 3497Originally Posted by Syzygies [View Original Post]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Q8AZaDQDbc
That being said, when in the bars, I prefer the fast Issan songs, they remind me of Indonesian dangdut which I think is great music. (Mainly for the reasons banana boi mentions a couple of posts before this one.)
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05-08-19 11:52 #44742
Posts: 3682Originally Posted by BananaBoi [View Original Post]
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05-08-19 11:15 #44741
Posts: 6308Re. Music. Thai dance music is the best music. Don't really care about the music. Just like when Thai girls go insane when they are mao mak mak at 2 am in a Pattaya gogo bar.
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05-08-19 10:17 #44740
Posts: 463Ridiculous offer, hahaha not me.
Originally Posted by Syzygies [View Original Post]
But it would have 2 be BBFS, I'm guessing that's why she doesn't like me.
I'm sure I asked for that, and she marked me as persona non great lmao!
Hookers can't hurt me LOL.
If they reject me I get what I want from some other hooker, they lose (I'm guessing she goes home without any money some nights) her choice.
I will get what I want (trust me) it may just take me a few more minutes 2 find it.
If you have a pocket full of baht in Thailand, don't fret everything will be OK LOL.
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05-08-19 09:57 #44739
Posts: 463A distinction without a difference.
Originally Posted by Syzygies [View Original Post]
But its possible its also true, I would give her a 10 on any continent.
I'm guessing we are talking about the same one!
But I think drop dead hot and gorgeous is no different than the prettiest face is Asia.
Deaf who cares? You could cut her legs and arms off and I would still do her!
Ala the movie, boxing Helena.
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05-08-19 09:29 #44738
Posts: 141Originally Posted by Syzygies [View Original Post]
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05-08-19 09:05 #44737
Posts: 12856Originally Posted by CzarNicholas [View Original Post]
Prettiest hooker in all Asia is a bit ridiculous. None of us are likely to be able complete such a survey. However I will say that one glance at her, and no thought required from me. Drop dead hot and gorgeous. From a glance I would score the face a 9 points. All natural, nothing fake looking about her at all. Being deaf, who cares?
I think I first saw her early this year or late last year. Yes mostly off more than on. Could have been below age. I don't know. I have certainly done below age girls before, but not on purpose. I just did not realise, especially when some on them are mothers, you just don't think of it.
If she gets stampeded by too many guys, she might stop coming there, not sure. Unfortunately none of the other deaf girls can compete with her looks. Maybe will have to have a ridiculous offer ready for her next time. Ha ha
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05-08-19 08:37 #44736
Posts: 12856Originally Posted by Blanquiceleste [View Original Post]
I am not generally a big fan of Ballads type of rock (Phil Collins was an exception though), more when the music has pace and some power about it, but not to heavy metal style. Not a fan of the rock and roll era. Even the beetles, the music backing was a bit simplistic for my taste generally. Some funky stuff appealed to me. Lyrics good or bad have never been my main focus. So just musically oriented. Big fan of Sting, a very talented song writer. Quite musical and interesting.
Best quality Techno and Reggae, are fine for me.
I am not a fan of current pop music generally, where very long phrases are sung on a single musical note or tone, or maybe only minimal changes of tone in the phrase. This is the current trend but not very melodic. One of the very early songs to have a very small tone variations was the verse from "Horse with no Name". It was sort of appropriate to the dreary feeling of the song being in the dessert plodding and looking for water. However now most songs try to have minimal melody in the verse. Repeating the same note / tone many times is the current formula. Not a fan of a lot of modern cutesy pop. I can listen to songs from Sia and Rihanna (singers with oomf) because they can be quite musical at times. Many of Rihanna songs have crappy repeated lyrics, so what? Naturally hate modern disco stuff (car alarm music as one guy called it). Mostly like Latin songs, e. G. "Tengo la Camisa Nehra" just one example, even if understand minimal Spanish.
Everyone can have very different musical choice. One day went into Jungle Jims or was it Cactus. The expat requesting all the music videos was getting them to play early 70's heavy ugly rock, by very obscure bands I never saw before. The girls could not dance to it all. Ha ha. Very unsuitable. I would rather have had some latin or even Nikki Minaj. Something danceable.
Isaan Karaoke ballads are really uninteresting to me, but had to put up with a lot of that for Songkran. Seems those in the Isaan province don't like to sing Thai songs, only Isaan songs, so I did not know any of them at all. Sometimes a pacey amusing Thai song can be fun in a gogo bar and having the girls do a bit of "Mor Ram" dancing. Best when they are funny songs not serious.
Some of the Carabao rock songs are okay For my taste, but modern Thai pop not much good for me.
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05-08-19 01:46 #44735
Posts: 5454Originally Posted by CzarNicholas [View Original Post]
I saw her close some deals and walk off toward a ST hotel with the same types of punters you mentioned. It never appeared as though she was happy to close the deal, never looked like she was happy to "go to work" as she marched oblivious three steps ahead of her customer and I never saw her being repeated by a customer.
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05-07-19 18:34 #44734
Posts: 463Barry Hussein recd one in 2009 lmao.
Originally Posted by Blanquiceleste [View Original Post]
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05-07-19 15:34 #44733
Posts: 1575Originally Posted by Syzygies [View Original Post]
Incidentally Bob Dylan was awarded the Nobel Prize in 2016 for his contribution to Literature and most of his best remembered works came from the 60's and 70's.
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05-07-19 15:30 #44732
Posts: 1575Originally Posted by NattyBumpo [View Original Post]
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05-07-19 11:38 #44731
Posts: 12856Originally Posted by NattyBumpo [View Original Post]
Possibly I was not paying a great deal to Rock music when that came out. Started paying more attention to Rock in the late 70's. Certainly did not analyse the words. Most lyrics were junky in those days, phrases repeated many times, so I cared little about them. The first time I was making money and able to buy albums, I got Fleetwood Mac "Rumours" and Electric Light Orchestra "A New World Record". A bit different style, with very big hits at the time.
E. g. The Chain (Fleetwood mac): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDG2m5hN1vo.
I was also into New Age like Vangelis, with no lyrics. "Opera Sauvage" (and other albums). The Alan Parsons Project "I Robot" and of course Mike Oldfield Tubular Bells (again no lyrics needed). Here is a link in case some have never experienced something so strange for its time that led to success of Virgin records: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TXvtDm820zI. That would have been one of my earliest albums. I nearly forgot got some Pink Floyd mid to late 70s.
Not exactly mainstream tastes, largely more musically sophisticated stuff after some classical training.
You can imagine that girls sending me Thai poetry turns me on even less. The meaning is often a bit hidden, and they have a different idea of metre and rhyming.
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05-07-19 11:36 #44730
Posts: 141Curious.
Originally Posted by NattyBumpo [View Original Post]
Reminds me of the Neil Labute movie called In the Company of Men, two colleagues date a mute girl in a rather brutal competition. One says something like, 'I love fucking mutes, they're so grateful'.