Pattaya Reports

[QUOTE=PaulKausch;1625558]The company's name is Patek Phillipe, not Phillipe Patek. Look at your watch's dial closely. Antoni Patek was a Polish watchmaker in Geneva who together with the French watchmaker Adrien Philippe formed Patek Philippe & Co in 1851. The company has been owned by the Stern family since 1932. By the way, Patek Phillipe is one of the few Swiss watch manufacturers to make their own components. Most of their watches are mechanical, but they do manufacture a quartz movement that is used by Omega and other watch companies.

Natty, enjoying your excellent reports, which are among the few posts worth reading of late, hence my silence. Hate to be so critical, but that's my opinion. [/QUOTE]Thank you for your opinion, Paul. That's just what we all needed here on the Pattaya forum; a condescending history lesson together with a well deserved chastisement for mostly mediocre reporting.

While I am not a huge fan of Thailand, there is a point made below. Generally, I prefer a friends with benefits relationship and have that with several women. However, I still meet the occasional Asian woman for my own selfish needs. While I do not speak Thai, I do speak some Mandarin and Vietnamese. Even in the US, when I meet a Chinese woman who is here working, as soon as I say just a few words in Mandarin (Putonghua), they reach so friendly and start asking me how I know Mandarin. I explain I worked in Singapore for a while and what is probably a boring session for some typical American, goes to a near GFE with a Chinese provider here in the US.

Thus, I can see that if you show interest in a Thai woman and ask about more than just her sexual acts, you will build a connection. I just wish I could speak Korean as there are so many KAMP establishments in the US I would probably have a much better time. But frankly, women, even if working, enjoy attention and a man who shows interest in what they enjoy and who they are. Nearly all the "freebie" (FWB) arrangements I have are with Chinese women because I speak a little Mandarin. That earns respect which goes much deeper than looks or money.

So, good points. Treat the women with respect, but use caution.

[QUOTE=Phordphan;1622614]Why, yes. Yes, I can enjoy staying with a total stranger.

After a day, they're no longer a stranger. Of course you have to make a bit of an effort, but it almost always pays off. I can count on one hand, with fingers left over, the number of dud long-times I've had, both in BKK and PTY.

The key is to show interest in the things THEY like. So, you discuss their family. You eat what she eats. Hang out at some Thai clubs. I draw the line at Thai soap operas, but taking in a Thai movie (with English subtitles) can be rewarding. You can learn a lot about the country and the culture from some of the girls. Yes, some of it may be a bit of low-class culture, but it's all good. You would be surprised at how interesting some (certainly not all) of the girls can be, once you get past the language barrier.

One caveat is you need somebody a bit on the older side. I don't care what country you're in, an 18 year old girl is a blithering idiot. But late 20's. Early 30's can make excellent rent-a-companions.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Daddy07;1625620]
....The company's name is Patek Phillipe, not Phillipe Patek. Look at your watch's dial closely. Antoni Patek was a Polish watchmaker in Geneva who together with the French watchmaker Adrien Philippe formed Patek Philippe & Co in 1851. The company has been owned by the Stern family since 1932. By the way, Patek Phillipe is one of the few Swiss watch manufacturers to make their own components. Most of their watches are mechanical, but they do manufacture a quartz movement that is used by Omega and other watch companies....

Thank you for your opinion, Paul. That's just what we all needed here on the Pattaya forum; a condescending history lesson together with a well deserved chastisement for mostly mediocre reporting.[/QUOTE]Ignorance is Bliss!

Clearly, a Patek Phillipe watch is not for everybody.

[QUOTE=PaulKausch;1625558]The company's name is Patek Phillipe, not Phillipe Patek. Look at your watch's dial closely. Antoni Patek was a Polish watchmaker in Geneva who together with the French watchmaker Adrien Philippe formed Patek Philippe & Co in 1851. The company has been owned by the Stern family since 1932. By the way, Patek Phillipe is one of the few Swiss watch manufacturers to make their own components. Most of their watches are mechanical, but they do manufacture a quartz movement that is used by Omega and other watch companies.

Natty, enjoying your excellent reports, which are among the few posts worth reading of late, hence my silence. Hate to be so critical, but that's my opinion. Will be in Bangkok in about 6 weeks. Looking forward to more adventures. Hoping to set up another group activity. The more the merrier! Also going to spend some time in HK and Macau.[/QUOTE]Of course you are right, Paul. Patek Phillipe is the name of the watch company. I noticed your absence from the forum. I assumed you had had enough of it and were calling it quits. If my dyslexic error had any influence on bringing you back, then I am glad. 555.

I envy you, your upcoming trip. Sadly, I will not be back in pussy heaven until late February. In addition to BKK, I think you are going to like Macau. The Saunas have fabulous girls and there are great dining opportunities all over the city, but I warn you, Macau is really expensive. Bring your credit card and have a great time!

[QUOTE=Otari;1625419]Do you have any experience / comments about taking a flight from Pattaya to Koh Samui?

I would like to try night live there combined with nice beaches besides mongering. Is it worth or it's better to stay in Pattaya only? I'm looking for other destinations that the triangle Bangkok. Pattaya Phuket offering some sightseeing between sex sessions. Isaan might be a destination for example, but what to do there except of fucking? Would you have any idea?[/QUOTE]Amazing place koh samui you will have fun there, less commercial then the famous places in Bangkok.

[QUOTE=Daddy07;1625620]Thank you for your opinion, Paul. That's just what we all needed here on the Pattaya forum; a condescending history lesson together with a well deserved chastisement for mostly mediocre reporting.[/QUOTE]Your welcome Daddy. By the way, I was not being condescending. My experience is most people believe the company's name is Phillipe Patek, thinking Phillipe is the founder's first name. A former girlfriend set me straight years ago after she got tired of listening to me say the company's name wrong and watching her blue-blooded friends smile as I betrayed my plebeian background. Her friends were being condescending. I thought they were smiling and nodding with approval as I told them I had a hard time justifying spending tens of thousands of dollars on a "Phillipe Patek" watch.

[QUOTE=NattyBumpo;1625692]I assumed you had had enough of it and were calling it quits.

In addition to BKK, I think you are going to like Macau. The Saunas have fabulous girls and there are great dining opportunities all over the city, but I warn you, Macau is really expensive. Bring your credit card and have a great time![/QUOTE]I've been reading the forum; and started a few posts only to realize I had nothing to say worth posting. You're many posts, individually and especially collectively, are among the best I have read in a very long time. I really like the way you explain how you spend your time in Bangkok. You make it very clear there are many fun things to do besides chasing skirts and having sex. A newcomer to the forum curious about mongering in Bangkok would get many ideas on where to go and how to spend his time. My primary interest in HK is just to see the city. As is the case with many cities I've visited, I know the airport, a couple of nearby hotels and little else. I've read your posts and others on the Macau forum and found them very valuable. I am looking forward to the Saunas and have budgeted accordingly.

[QUOTE=PaulKausch;1625746] By the way, I was not being condescending. My experience is most people believe the company's name is Phillipe Patek, thinking Phillipe is the founder's first name. A former girlfriend set me straight years ago after she got tired of listening to me say the company's name wrong and watching her blue-blooded friends smile as I betrayed my plebeian background. Her friends were being condescending. I thought they were smiling and nodding with approval as I told them I had a hard time justifying spending tens of thousands of dollars on a "Phillipe Patek" watch.[/QUOTE]We do not care for your girlfriend nor a condensing history lesson. What happens in your private life should not be brought over to here. No need to be condensing to us just because your girlfriend's friends were. People familiar with Patek watches know what one is talking about how ever the name is said. It probably matters more to those who do not have a Patek watch. I wear the watch for my own choice, not to show to people that I am wearing a Patek watch. "Hey everybody, look, I am wearing a Patek Phillipe watch" That's not me. I could care less.

[QUOTE=LifeIsABeach;1625779]We do not care for your girlfriend nor a condensing history lesson. What happens in your private life should not be brought over to here. No need to be condensing to us just because your girlfriend's friends were. People familiar with Patek watches know what one is talking about how ever the name is said. It probably matters more to those who do not have a Patek watch. I wear the watch for my own choice, not to show to people that I am wearing a Patek watch. "Hey everybody, look, I am wearing a Patek Phillipe watch" That's not me. I could care less.[/QUOTE]I don't care for my ex-girlfriend either. I thought a condensing explanation would be better than an expansive explanation. As for her friends' condensing remarks, they were being condescending, not condensing, though I often felt like condensing a few of their noses. The watch stuff was just the silly opening to a post that was meant to thank my friend Natty for writing some great reports. By the way I wear a Citizens that I bought cheap because it was a factory second. Some of the paint is missing from the dial, which I proudly point out to my friends along with the dirt cheap price I paid for it.

[QUOTE=Otari;1625612]Thank you for advice Wolvenvacht.

In Bangkok there are plenty of things to do, I love this city, but I like to move around and see new things. I'm living in a big city and spending my holidays in a big city as well isn't a perfect option for me. However big cities may imply good mongering while in small cities / rural areas there is usual no action. I'm looking for a balance between those 2 things. Would it be Koh Samui an option?

Is in Kanchanaburi any action or you it's nice for seeing the famous bridge or other 'classical' tourist attractions?[/QUOTE]I was in Kanchanaburi a few years ago and saw one bar where some single ladies were sitting outside. I *think* they were bargirls but I did not enquire further as they were not very attractive. I went to a massage parlour but I was not offered any happy ending. It was a very good massage though.

I m sure there will be more mongering opportunities, but probably more geared toward the local people as Kanchanaburi is mainly visited by tourists on a day trip out of Bangkok.

As military history is a hobby of mine, I took one day of visiting all the war-musea and cemetaries in town (the museum next to the central war cemetary is the best). The next day I chartered a taxi and went to visit Hell Fire Pass and its museum and I walked a part of the Death Railway.

If you want to make sure not to sleep alone in Kanchanaburi, I suggest you bring your own companion.

[QUOTE=Wolvenvacht;1625821]I was in Kanchanaburi a few years ago and saw one bar where some single ladies were sitting outside. I *think* they were bargirls but I did not enquire further as they were not very attractive. I went to a massage parlour but I was not offered any happy ending. It was a very good massage though.

I m sure there will be more mongering opportunities, but probably more geared toward the local people as Kanchanaburi is mainly visited by tourists on a day trip out of Bangkok.

As military history is a hobby of mine, I took one day of visiting all the war-musea and cemetaries in town (the museum next to the central war cemetary is the best). The next day I chartered a taxi and went to visit Hell Fire Pass and its museum and I walked a part of the Death Railway.

If you want to make sure not to sleep alone in Kanchanaburi, I suggest you bring your own companion.[/QUOTE]Many thanks Wolvenvacht is seems to be a perfect day trip from Bangkok to recover from intensive mongering.

[QUOTE=SeriousSam;1625713]Amazing place koh samui you will have fun there, less commercial then the famous places in Bangkok.[/QUOTE]Thank you Sam for advice. Where is better to stay for good action in Chaweng or Lamai beach? I heard about Green Mango club on Chaweng beach, is it the best place in Koh Samui?

[QUOTE=Mogwai;1625616]Sihanoukville has some nice beaches but it's quite a small town and other than that there's not much to see. And beside that it takes a long time to get from Bangkok or Pattaya to Sihanoukville. It took me something like 12 hours back in 2007. If you want to go to Sihanoukville then get there from Phnom Penh, it's much easier.

I think Phnom Penh is a better destination for you if you decide to go to Cambodia (which I can highly recommend; very nice people and beautiful ladies). Many things to see there, like the Royal Palace, the Killing Fields and the Tuol Sleng Museum (S21).[/QUOTE]Thanks Mogwai for info. I thought to do a trip for a couple of days while being in Pattaya. I enjoy being on the way and don't mind travelling with local buses. I've been in Phnom Penh and it is really an interesting city with nice mongering possibilities.

Is there nice action in Sihanoukville or maybe in some places on the way there from Pattaya, for example Koh Chang (Thailand) or Koh Kong (Cambodia)? If there are nice beaches only, it is may be not worth going there. And last but not least, I'm a little bit afraid about the security in Cambodia.

[QUOTE=Otari;1625869]Is there nice action in Sihanoukville or maybe in some places on the way there from Pattaya, for example Koh Chang (Thailand) or Koh Kong (Cambodia)? If there are nice beaches only, it is may be not worth going there. And last but not least, I'm a little bit afraid about the security in Cambodia.[/QUOTE]I never had any fear in Cambodia. Sihanoukville has action at the beaches, Victory Hill and also downtown. I like this small peaceful town where you have a big dinner for about USD $4. 00. Read the Cambodia section for more info. Take the 14 person van from PP to Sihanoukville. Takes about 4 hours and about USD $10.00.

First time in Pattaya.

Base on recommendations on this forum, I went to Honey 2 MP last night and learnt that prices were much higher than from what I've read from some other forum member. The prices I was told were: 3000 bahts for models, 2500 for ladies with blue number tags, and 2200 for those with red number tags. Those prices seems kind of high to me, am I wrong?

Pick a model for 3000 baht. The girl was pretty and friendly but service seems rushed (might be the case because I was there during peak hour. About 9 pm), she finished me off within about 40 minutes total. Does anybody here knows of some other comparable MP (in terms of girl quality) with more reasonable?

Thanks in advance.