Bangkok Reports

[QUOTE=Goatscrot;1227068]I expect a professional to create that chemistry or at least act like there is some chemistry. As I said, that is her job as a provider. Since I have made the choice, obviously there is attraction on my part and there will be some chemistry. The rest is up to her.[/QUOTE]There is little doubt that a fuck can be fantastic, ordinary, or woeful. The chances of getting wild out of this world sex with girls on the first (or even 2nd) meeting, is not that great. I mean she is just doing it for the money the first time, unless you happened to hit the right day of the month. Many girls actually have to like the guy and the way he does it before they are really going to get into it wildly. A girl will let herself go more when she has a trust in the guy's behaviour.

My favourite bar girl has turned into a super horny, wild and fantastic fuck, but she wasn't more than good ordinary (OK still above average) on the first session, despite an incredibly hot body (the main reason she was chosen). Once the chemistry gets going and your personality and skills actually start appealing to the girl, then she can wish to absolutely devour you sexually, if she is a horny type, and that is a bit different to an ordinary fuck.

It seems to be worthwhile to collect a selection of hot bodied reliably great fucks. Once you have collected a few, it does not need to be boring. I still take a new girl occasionally, but don't see the use in changing continuously. I don't have the psychological need to try every pussy. The idea that the next girl will be always better than the last one is a strange illusion.

I tried a new Soapy girl the other day. High priced and very sweet looking. A big disappointment and waste of time and money. Later took my favourite bar-girl and another from same bar (that also was not new to me) together. Had an incredible time, allowing me to forget the wasted session with the Soapy girl.

[QUOTE=Goatscrot; 1227068]No matter how good a gal is or what the chemistry is I rarely want to sleep with a gal more then twice.

I expect a professional to create that chemistry or at least act like there is some chemistry. As I said, that is her job as a provider. Since I have made the choice, obviously there is attraction on my part and there will be some chemistry. The rest is up to her.[/QUOTE]I'm the same fucking way Goat except once usually does it for me. Unless the fuck thing drifts over into the friend zone and she comes by sometimes and I give her money, but she still doesn't mind those times when I don't. All the girls who have seen me before know I'm a helicopter anyway so it's really not a worry. But being the kid in the candy store always takes over my brain more than an outstanding fuck could take over my body.

[QUOTE=Syzygies]My favourite bar girl has turned into a super horny, wild and fantastic fuck, but she wasn't more than good ordinary (OK still above average) on the first session, despite an incredibly hot body (the main reason she was chosen).[/QUOTE]So why did you take her the second time if she was just ok and a little above average?

[QUOTE=Harold444;1226885]Hard to chat with someone in a bowl of fish. LOL.[/QUOTE]Every soapy I know will call a girl out of tank to come sit down and talk to you before you make your decision. Many Thai guys in fact won't even choose a girl from a soapy without talking to her first.

right now there are hundreds of thais protesting in front of the usa embassy in bangkok (see photos). they are holding signs showing the us ambassador decapitated, chanting "usa go home" and more. and we all know how thais protest-they get violent in a fast and furious way. essentially thais are angry that the usa along with the un and 40 some other countries have condemned the arrest of persons for expressing free speech. this mainly regards the thai king. you cannot so much as say you don't like his shoes or you will be arrested or worse. in the last two weeks two things have happened. they convicted an american named joe gordon of what is called lese majeste (speaking badly about the king). joe gordon is a american citizen (thai american) from colorado who posted excerpts on his website in the usa about the thai royalty. that book is banned in thailand. when he came to thailand to see his family he was arrested and detained.

a week later they sentenced a 60 year old thai man they call "uncle sms" to 20 years in prison because they said he sent negative sms's about the king to the government. too bad this old man was not allowed to even see the evidence against him and it is universally known among his family and neighbors this man can hardly see and has never even sent an sms before.

guys remember one thing-this is a 3rd world country with a semi-authoritarian government. the internet is heavily monitored, freedom of speech is suppressed and people can be jailed without even the evidence being shown to you. do not get in trouble here. that can be hard to do when you are mongering as the nature of mongering can lead to trouble. just come to thailand, have fun and leave. don't discuss or do anything else other than that (not just about the king but anything that is outside the realm of mongering). believe me you will be better off if you heed this advice.

showdown

[quote=showdown; 1227369]right now there are hundreds of thais protesting in front of the usa embassy in bangkok (see photos). they are holding signs showing the us ambassador decapitated, chanting "usa go home" and more. and we all know how thais protest-they get violent in a fast and furious way. essentially thais are angry that the usa along with the un and 40 some other countries have condemned the arrest of persons for expressing free speech. this mainly regards the thai king. you cannot so much as say you don't like his shoes or you will be arrested or worse. in the last two weeks two things have happened. they convicted an american named joe gordon of what is called lese majeste (speaking badly about the king). joe gordon is a american citizen (thai american) from colorado who posted excerpts on his website in the usa about the thai royalty. that book is banned in thailand. when he came to thailand to see his family he was arrested and detained.

a week later they sentenced a 60 year old thai man they call "uncle sms" to 20 years in prison because they said he sent negative sms's about the king to the government. too bad this old man was not allowed to even see the evidence against him and it is universally known among his family and neighbors this man can hardly see and has never even sent an sms before.

guys remember one thing-this is a 3rd world country with a semi-authoritarian government. the internet is heavily monitored, freedom of speech is suppressed and people can be jailed without even the evidence being shown to you. do not get in trouble here. that can be hard to do when you are mongering as the nature of mongering can lead to trouble. just come to thailand, have fun and leave. don't discuss or do anything else other than that (not just about the king but anything that is outside the realm of mongering). believe me you will be better off if you heed this advice.

showdown[/quote]i would not worry, its just the yellow shirt wnakers again.

best thing thailand could do is round up all these scumbag yellow shirts and nuke the lot of them.

a few weeks ago these same people were demanding the world felt sorry for them and their wet feet in the floods. now the fcukers tell the world to get lost as they are not thai.

scum scum scum is all the yellow shirts are, they proved that when the shut the airport and stuck the middle finger up at foreigners, and they continue to do so, unless of course they want something.

do not discuss the royal family, yes, thats correct.

best thing for foreigners to do is if anyones asks about the royal family is just say "sorry, i am not thai, i do not discuss anything about them". no need to say anything else, no need to express any feeling, just say you cannot say anything.

[quote=showdown;1227369](snip)guys remember one thing-this is a 3rd world country with a semi-authoritarian government. the internet is heavily monitored, freedom of speech is suppressed and people can be jailed without even the evidence being shown to you. do not get in trouble here. that can be hard to do when you are mongering as the nature of mongering can lead to trouble. just come to thailand, have fun and leave. don't discuss or do anything else other than that (not just about the king but anything that is outside the realm of mongering). believe me you will be better off if you heed this advice. showdown[/quote]scared out of your teva flip flops, are ya?

the only times i've noticed common sense in short supply sometimes is at places like walking street & bangla road.

in reality, thailand is one of the more relaxed places on the planet to travel around and hang out in. just don't get drunk while out "hobbying," and then act like the village idiot.

in regard to your story about a few "yellow shirts" whining in front of the us embassy, so what? that's their right in a democratic country, even a "thai style" one.

when push really comes to shove in thailand, though, as it did in may 2010, you are best to seek cover (and a couple of bullet proof vests). better yet, just fly home!

I will NEVER diss the king because he makes this whole thread possible. So he is really cool in my book. I'm always proud to stand to honor him before a movie.

But I'm about to diss Air Asia. Before, I swore by Air Asia. But now I am fed up. Their website is shit. I tried to sign up for frequent flyer but it would/will not process it. But the main thing is that I have been trying everyday for the last 3 days to buy tickets for me, my mom, and my aunt to go to Chiang Mai. Roundtrip tickets for 3 people cost 10,578 baht. But every time I try to purchase the tickets it says my Visa credit card is declined. This is the same card I have saved in my profile on their website. I have thousands of dollars available on my card. I called the bank that issued it and they said there is not even a record of a charge attempt. I have not been able to get through to Air Asia at the Thailand, England, Malaysia, or Australia numbers. I was finally able to get through on the Indonesia number and they were no help at all. After talking to the guy for 20 minutes and trying to put the card through myself in different currencies (BTW the tickets are $20 more if USD is selected) on his supervisor's advice, nothing: declined, declined, declined. Although it gave me a reservation number that would be good for 4 hours he said he can not take payment over the phone because it is a promo fare. It has to be done on the website. Ain't that a b*t&h?

I was so frustrated that I just hung up the skype. I did a search on google for flights and it gave me Nok Air as one carrier. So I went to their website and was able to purchase 3 tickets at the same time as the Air Asia flight in less than 5 minutes for 7,740 baht, that is $90 less than Air Asia. Let's see how it goes with this carrier.

*Come to think of it when my cousin's girlfriend's brother in Malaysia tried to put my cousin's KUL BKK ticket on his Visa, the Air Asia site did the same thing. And that was in June. I ended up having to put my cousin's ticket on my MasterCard.

[QUOTE=Mr Enternational;1227592]But every time I try to purchase the tickets it says my Visa credit card is declined. This is the same card I have saved in my profile on their website. I have thousands of dollars available on my card. I called the bank that issued it and they said there is not even a record of a charge attempt.[/QUOTE]I've had the same experience. I called my USA card issuer several times. The last time, I had a very helpful agent who groaned and said that there is a problem with the AirAsia computer connecting to the USA system at whatever time of day that the account back-ups (whatever) take place in the USA. Many computer systems work around this, but evidently AirAsia's computers cannot or will not do it. The helpful agent also said that all the agents who have worked for Visa for any time are aware of the problem.

I don't remember the time of day when this problem occurs, but I think it was about 04h00 Eastern time in the USA, or 16h00 in BKK. If you book in the early morning from Asia, things seem better. Also, I have my AmEx on file now, and the problems seem fewer with AmEx.

But AirAsia's customer services all suck, and I avoid flying with that carrier when I have a choice.

TTG

[QUOTE=Harold444;1227499]If you buy drinks and all that.[/QUOTE]Just for the record, there is no need at all to buy drinks when you sit down in front of the tank, or even ask to talk to a girl. Sure, they push drinks, but their real interest is in getting you to take a girl. If the khon chia is helpful, give him B100 tip on the way out after your massage. He'll appreciate that a lot more than seeing you buy a drink.

My Visa card has never worked on AirAsia's website but Amex works no problem. Personally, I'm not an AirAsia fan. For quick flights within Thailand I prefer Nok Air. I've found their overall fares cheaper and Don Muang, when it's dry, is hassle free.

[QUOTE=Mr Enternational; 1227592]I will NEVER diss the king because he makes this whole thread possible. So he is really cool in my book. I'm always proud to stand to honor him before a movie.

But I'm about to diss Air Asia. Before, I swore by Air Asia. But now I am fed up. Their website is shit. I tried to sign up for frequent flyer but it would / will not process it. But the main thing is that I have been trying everyday for the last 3 days to buy tickets for me, my mom, and my aunt to go to Chiang Mai. Roundtrip tickets for 3 people cost 10, 578 baht. But every time I try to purchase the tickets it says my Visa credit card is declined. This is the same card I have saved in my profile on their website. I have thousands of dollars available on my card. I called the bank that issued it and they said there is not even a record of a charge attempt. I have not been able to get through to Air Asia at the Thailand, England, Malaysia, or Australia numbers. I was finally able to get through on the Indonesia number and they were no help at all. After talking to the guy for 20 minutes and trying to put the card through myself in different currencies (BTW the tickets are $20 more if USD is selected) on his supervisor's advice, nothing: declined, declined, declined. Although it gave me a reservation number that would be good for 4 hours he said he can not take payment over the phone because it is a promo fare. It has to be done on the website. Ain't that a be*t&h?

I was so frustrated that I just hung up the skype. I did a search on google for flights and it gave me Nok Air as one carrier. So I went to their website and was able to purchase 3 tickets at the same time as the Air Asia flight in less than 5 minutes for 7, 740 baht, that is $90 less than Air Asia. Let's see how it goes with this carrier.

*Come to think of it when my cousin's girlfriend's brother in Malaysia tried to put my cousin's KUL BKK ticket on his Visa, the Air Asia site did the same thing. And that was in June. I ended up having to put my cousin's ticket on my MasterCard.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Ivanba;1227642]My Visa card has never worked on AirAsia's website but Amex works no problem. Personally, I'm not an AirAsia fan. For quick flights within Thailand I prefer Nok Air. I've found their overall fares cheaper and Don Muang, when it's dry, is hassle free.[/QUOTE]Maybe Nok is coming up in the world (or going down depending on how you look at it) , because my flight is from Suvarnabhumi.

Depart

DD8374.

Nok Eco Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi) 18:35 Chiang Mai 19:45

Glad to hear you have good experiences with them.

[QUOTE=Mr Enternational;1227592]But I'm about to diss Air Asia.[/QUOTE]I've flown about 40 legs on Airasia and also booked tickets for my wing man with no problem whatsoever. Only once there was one hour delay, evening flight, from Macau to BKK.

I use Greek credit cards and never had any problems.

USA has to default the way Greece does in order for Airasia to accept your cards LOL LOL

Hey guys.

What is the tap water quality like in Bangkok at the moment? I heard off another site that it was heavily polluted due to the floods and that drinking it was not recommended.

I'm thinking of heading out there for a couple of days but have no wish to bathe in a diluted mixture of sewerage.

[QUOTE=Pointy Stick; 1227712]Hey guys.

What is the tap water quality like in Bangkok at the moment? I heard off another site that it was heavily polluted due to the floods and that drinking it was not recommended.

I'm thinking of heading out there for a couple of days but have no wish to bathe in a diluted mixture of sewerage.[/QUOTE]Ummm. I've never drank tap water in Thailand. Otherwise seems normal in my hotel room.