Kaintuck's Photo Gallery

**Luvpuss** · 11-08-11 20:05

Originally Posted by Tomjackin [View Original Post]

You already know what you are going to see in Kaintuck's Photo Gallery, so why do you have to make stupid comments about his photos?

If you do not like, then don't fucking look. It appears that you like to stir up crap with many posters; why?

Do your best to behave like a real monger and enjoy the information that is provided, like most of us peaceful folks.

If you can't, please find another forum to express your displeasures; we happen to like sharing of useful information here.

Like I suggested to Kaintuck: If you get off on the posting of / looking at the same girls from 2 year old photos, have a blast.

You are just bothered because you previously asked a dumb ass question: When is Songkran? And I suggested you google it.

You may not like my approach, but I have provided a lot of valuable information to others. More than you from what I am reading.

A hint for you: If you don't like what I have to say, then don't read it or respond.

**TomJackin** · 11-07-11 06:16

Originally Posted by Luvpuss [View Original Post]

HAHA. A lot of your photos are over 2 years old. Same rooms, girls, jewelry, stuff on the tables, beds, etc. Seems like a lot dudes think it's cool, so have a blast.

You already know what you are going to see in Kaintuck's Photo Gallery, so why do you have to make stupid comments about his photos?

If you do not like, then don't fucking look. It appears that you like to stir up crap with many posters; why?

Do your best to behave like a real monger and enjoy the information that is provided, like most of us peaceful folks.

If you can't, please find another forum to express your displeasures; we happen to like sharing of useful information here.

**Kaintuck** · 11-07-11 01:21

Here's a snap from last year. It's true, these rooms on soi 11 have seen a lot of photos being take. And that's only the start.

**Titanio** · 11-07-11 00:03

Originally Posted by Luvpuss [View Original Post]

HAHA. A lot of your photos are over 2 years old. Same rooms, girls, jewelry, stuff on the tables, beds, etc. Seems like a lot dudes think it's cool, so have a blast.

It is the main reason that I will never again book a room in the Grand Business Inn in Bangkok, Sukhumvit Soi 11. The idea that one of those picture "stunners" was in the bed as I am.

**Luvpuss** · 11-06-11 03:52

HAHA. A lot of your photos are over 2 years old. Same rooms, girls, jewelry, stuff on the tables, beds, etc. Seems like a lot dudes think it's cool, so have a blast.

**Kaintuck** · 11-06-11 00:21

For the first time I have reviewed my past posts and regret that there have been instances where photos were re-posted. This was unintentional and I will strive to avoid this in the future. I will be re-scanning some old photos, however, and converting some that were posted in black and white to color. Also doing some editing and cropping.

**Kaintuck** · 11-04-11 01:18

Here are a couple of snaps of the girls at play. They are safe; one in Thailand and the other in Europe.

**Kaintuck** · 11-04-11 01:15

A Thai client tells me there is four feet of water in his compound and the ground floor of his Bangkok house. He wisely bought a small boat when Ayuthia went under water a few weeks ago and is able to get to his car on higher ground. His main safety concern are the cobras, pythons, and one crocodile who have swum into his grounds.

**Kaintuck** · 11-02-11 20:21

Frankypanky,

No pix of cobras. The geese got them before we could get the cameras out. That was almost 50 years ago in north Bangkok where a herd of cattle were driven down Paholyotin Road early every morning to the slaughter house. A big plate of shrimp fried rice was 3 baht 50 satang and a sexy girl from the Mosquito Bar was 200 baht all night.

**Frankypanky** · 11-02-11 04:07

Originally Posted by Kaintuck [View Original Post]

I am told by friends in Bangkok that Sukhumvit is dry and that the flood waters should begin to recede soon. I hope so. I remember twice being flooded in Bangkok and shooting cobras with a crossbow in my flooded front yard. I had a. 22 handy but didn't need it.

I hope the water recedes. I never have seen something in Thailand before. Always thought that Thailand was way above sea-level. At least not as low as Holland, which is approx. 3,5 meters below sea-level!

Don't forget to 'shoot' pics of caught cobra's / snakes! .

**Kaintuck** · 11-01-11 20:10

Good to hear the water is receding. Time to plan another Bangkok trip.

**Kaintuck** · 10-31-11 00:53

I am told by friends in Bangkok that Sukhumvit is dry and that the flood waters should begin to recede soon. I hope so. I remember twice being flooded in Bangkok and shooting cobras with a crossbow in my flooded front yard. I had a. 22 handy but didn't need it.