German FKK Clubs - Lounge and chat area

[Takedown]

LMFAO! Talk about reading in things that are not there. Tell us more about the "racism" and "sexism", or please don't. Twitter is already full of hysterical SJW: s if I actually was interested in hearing that sad song. LMFAO!

In short:

"They language they're speaking is a language of subtlety. Apparently it's something you don't understand." -Lois Griffin.

[Piggsy]

It can get very crowded with little reprieve from the loud music but Samya honors free entrance the day before your birthday in addition to the day of.

GT would be more relaxing but Saturday nights could get too crowded.

Mondial, Babylon, and SixSense also honors the complimentary birthday entry.

Since I'm traveling half way round the world. Like to make the most of it. Haven't been to Samya. But if the let me in for free. Definitely worth considering for a pre bday warmup!

Loud music. Sounds like a party!

[Piggsy]

Piggsy. Others may have better info than I, but repeating LR really is a good bet. GT is an hour's driving, sometimes crowded with men, and I am told the LU lacks the sparkle it used to have.

You should, wherever you go, get the same basic service, without being charged extra, as on your previous trip some years ago.

Met a couple of cool guys there to have a drink and a chat.

Was thinking of starting in GT and if it wasn't working out move to LR.

At least get to see somewhere new.

[Piggsy]

GT can be very crowded and wait for room can be long quite often especially during weekend, but also during week days also, but other than that, service is there to deliver with no upsell.

GT is big club during summer with outdoor area, but during winter, it is too cold to stay outside for long, so only place you can party is main bar, jacuzzi area and restaurant tent, so space wise it is bit limited during winter season, but if you are there just for sex in room and not to party then GT can be good club due to its fair pricing and good service.

Will be midweek in early Oct. So I guess the weather will be a bit hit and miss. But yea. Quality of service is paramount. More so than quantity. And somewhere I can spend some time. Thinking of going to both GT and LR. But if enjoying myself. Happy to stay in one place.

[Pistons]

When I pay for my medical visit, I do not have the mindset that I am providing aid to my doctor. When I pay for my dinner, I do not have the mindset that I am providing aid to the chef or the waiter. I am paying for services that the vendor provides. The WG is no different. There's a hint of socio-economic-ethnic prejudice to believe otherwise, not to mention sexism and arrogance.

1. Maybe in the case of the doctor, it should be a reversal. And by being nice the doctor should be the one providing the aid.

2. Maybe the chef should make meals en masse for lots of people, and instead of the waitress indirectly begging for tips, the visitors should get their food on their own.

3. Maybe the profession of the wg is there because we live in a monogamous society. Certainly in any polygamous societies, nobody would charge a penny for it, hence my aid reference. And also why I mention fool's gold and currencies sometimes here.

4. A socio-economic prejudice is a term derived from differences in the society. Differences in the society is based on selfishness. Selfishness in turn based on individualism. Individualism based on a monogamous persons drive to pass his own genes onwards instead of the pack's.

5. Ethnocentricm is derived from gene spreading around the world, and the idea that one is superior to someone else. Another term derived from monogamy.

6. Sexism? Well, in a polygamous society one of the main tendencies you find is the complete absense of are. Ape. Sexism is absolutely non existant. There have been not a single documented example of violence between a bonobo male and female.

7. Arrogance is a trait that society often values and rewards. For example in politics, sales and business. It is a rethorical tool. Still, it is probably also another derivative of monogamy.

So in all of this, context is key. From a monogamous standpoint of thought, you are right. But from a polygamous standpoint I am right. Then it is just about deciding which standpoint it correct. However it does fuck with the brain to think in such reversals, and especially since the society around us is so ingrained in monogamy.

To top it all of, FKK's are like a heaven for polygamy. And I really do doubt it is wrong when our biology pulls us there. If there were no inner drive, FKK's would not exist. LOL!

[ShooBree]

The WG is no different. There's a hint of socio-economic-ethnic prejudice to believe otherwise, not to mention sexism and arrogance.

LMFAO! Talk about reading in things that are not there. Tell us more about the "racism" and "sexism", or please don't. Twitter is already full of hysterical SJW: s if I actually was interested in hearing that sad song. LMFAO!

[Takedown]

Thinking about spending my 60th birthday at a club in NRW.

Have done this once before. Went to LR kaast, great! Dolce vita? Nice but boring.

Was thinking GT Bruggen.

Any suggestions? Free birthday entrance of course. It's a long way from Australia.

Thanks.

It can get very crowded with little reprieve from the loud music but Samya honors free entrance the day before your birthday in addition to the day of.

GT would be more relaxing but Saturday nights could get too crowded.

Mondial, Babylon, and SixSense also honors the complimentary birthday entry.

[Optimist]

Piggsy. Others may have better info than I, but repeating LR really is a good bet. GT is an hour's driving, sometimes crowded with men, and I am told the LU lacks the sparkle it used to have.

You should, wherever you go, get the same basic service, without being charged extra, as on your previous trip some years ago.

[Mr Ho]

Thinking about spending my 60th birthday at a club in NRW.

Have done this once before. Went to LR kaast, great! Dolce vita? Nice but boring.

Was thinking GT Bruggen.

Any suggestions? Free birthday entrance of course. It's a long way from Australia.

Thanks.

GT can be very crowded and wait for room can be long quite often especially during weekend, but also during week days also, but other than that, service is there to deliver with no upsell.

GT is big club during summer with outdoor area, but during winter, it is too cold to stay outside for long, so only place you can party is main bar, jacuzzi area and restaurant tent, so space wise it is bit limited during winter season, but if you are there just for sex in room and not to party then GT can be good club due to its fair pricing and good service.

[Takedown]

And being nice is something like aid then? Finally we can agree on something.

When I pay for my medical visit, I do not have the mindset that I am providing aid to my doctor. When I pay for my dinner, I do not have the mindset that I am providing aid to the chef or the waiter. I am paying for services that the vendor provides. The WG is no different. There's a hint of socio-economic-ethnic prejudice to believe otherwise, not to mention sexism and arrogance.

[Trombone]

Recommend you take a look through this thread: http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...car-in-Germany.

Interesting thread; thank you.

[Piggsy]

Thinking about spending my 60th birthday at a club in NRW.

Have done this once before. Went to LR kaast, great! Dolce vita? Nice but boring.

Was thinking GT Bruggen.

Any suggestions? Free birthday entrance of course. It's a long way from Australia.

Thanks.

[Mr Ho]

And being nice is something like aid then? Finally we can agree on something.

So we pro monger side is being nice in FKK by giving aid of 50 euro paper currency per hour. We give paper currency instead of bags, shoes, jewelries or bunch of lunch and dinners etc, though I do eat with girls in FKK sometimes and wow they do not charge me for those time when we eat together at least.

Kidding aside, some girls in FKK are really nice girls and I give respect that they manage to remain their good heart even though they are in rough and tough situation in their life.

[Triptogamont]

Can someone please demystify this speeding limit thing in Germany for me (hopefully by someone who lives there)? In the past 4-5 years, I've been renting a car in my trips to Germany, so I am not new to driving there and I think am familiar with the traffic signs and rules. Although I love driving on the no-limit autobahns, I'm generally a careful and conservative driver; I've been very careful to stick to the speed limits wherever it is posted and usually use the cruise control to make sure I don't exceed that limit. To my suprise, last year I received a ticket in the mail spotting me at driving at 88 km / h in an 80 zone captured on camera. What surprised me is that probably it was in a construction zone (80 km / h limit), and I'm usually extra careful in construction zones because I know usually cameras are setup. I am thinking maybe I had just entered the 80 zone from a 100 zone and still was taking me a few seconds to slow down. Anyways, I did not want to ignore the ticket and leave it unpaid, so I eventually paid it (and that in itself is another story of what a hassle it was to pay it from overseas). But what I don't understand is that I see other cars pass by me all the time exceeding the limit by at least 20-30 km / h or sometimes faster. I just came back from a trip and I saw even in construction zones that the limit was 60 lots of cars passed by me driving at least 80 to 90 km / h. From what I understand, the threshold is about 3% above the limit (that is what it showed on my ticket), so how comes that all these other cars are driving way above the limit all the time but that only 1 time that I was a bit above the limit I got caught and fined? Is there something I am missing here? Do the other drivers know exactly where the cameras are and confident to pass the limit in other areas without the camera? Or they just don't care?

Recommend you take a look through this thread: http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...car-in-Germany.

[Trombone]

Trombone. I also try to keep to autobahn speed limits and an usually almost the only one to do so. Most German drivers (and my Satnav) know where the radar is installed and only then slow down.

I see; thank you, Optimist.