Bangkok Reports

[QUOTE=TConor;1299507]King Kaeo64? King Kaeo45? How far from Thanon Lat Krabang road?[/QUOTE]It's King Kaeo 45

[QUOTE=Monte3;1299670]All I'm seeing here is a bunch of dudes posting how much of an expert they are, But no reports of a girl using too much hand when she was blowing you, that you met on BTS, or the temple.[/QUOTE]Not really on here, but I've read on other forums, guys will say how easy it is to pull regular Thai girls from places like Siam Square or mostly Thai nightclubs, they're either delusional or intentionally trying to lead guys astray by getting their hopes up only to find out what really goes on once they get here. With many Thai girls its pretty much impossible to pull for farangs. That's just the way it is. But the nice thing is there's a huge pool of talent out there, but for some reason I see quite often arund On Nut is many farangs are selling themselves short by going after complete Soi mutts LOL

[QUOTE=Daddy07; 1299842]"Girls" in their mid 50's to 60 aren't girls; they're grandma's.

Most of us here are interested in the former.[/QUOTE]LOL.

In Asia any girl over 25 is pretty much a grandmother!

[QUOTE=Duniawala;1299359]If you have ATT from Us have it unlocked and buy a local SIM card. If you use ATT service be prepared to pay anywhere about$2-4 per minute incoming and outgoing. Local SIM lot cheaper and no charge for incoming.[/QUOTE]Have you or anyone else here unlocked an Iphone 4S for Thailand?

I am not sure what the unlocking implies. Does the unlocking affect my ability to upgrade to the next OS release? If I do make it to the next OS release, does this erase the previously hacked unlocking? That is, if I am over there and the next OS is released, do I start from scratch again and have to unlock again?

[QUOTE=Ehunter; 1299945]Have you or anyone else here unlocked an Iphone 4S for Thailand?

I am not sure what the unlocking implies. Does the unlocking affect my ability to upgrade to the next OS release? If I do make it to the next OS release, does this erase the previously hacked unlocking? That is, if I am over there and the next OS is released, do I start from scratch again and have to unlock again?[/QUOTE]I bought unlocked 4S from Apple Thailand web site last February, and I'm using it.

There is no problem ay any site.

[QUOTE=Ehunter; 1299945]Have you or anyone else here unlocked an Iphone 4S for Thailand?

I am not sure what the unlocking implies. Does the unlocking affect my ability to upgrade to the next OS release? If I do make it to the next OS release, does this erase the previously hacked unlocking? That is, if I am over there and the next OS is released, do I start from scratch again and have to unlock again?[/QUOTE]There is "Unlocking" and there is "Jailbraking" and one of the two does affect your ability to install further updates. Sorry, but I forget which is which but a Google search should quickly answer the question.

I had both done to a 1st generation AT&T iphone at MBK in Bangkok for B400 and it works very well. There certainly are shops in TUC COMM, Pattaya that can do the same.

[QUOTE=Tony Hoeprano;1299937]Not really on here, but I've read on other forums, guys will say how easy it is to pull regular Thai girls from places like Siam Square or mostly Thai nightclubs, they're either delusional or intentionally trying to lead guys astray by getting their hopes up only to find out what really goes on once they get here. With many Thai girls its pretty much impossible to pull for farangs. That's just the way it is. But the nice thing is there's a huge pool of talent out there, but for some reason I see quite often arund On Nut is many farangs are selling themselves short by going after complete Soi mutts LOL[/QUOTE]Young guys in the 25-40 age range who know how to dress and handle themselves can do very well outside the P4P scene, especially in Bangkok's many upscale shopping malls. I'm in my 60's but I have a friend in his early 30's who I occasionally meet for lunch at Paragon.

He has a great job with a US company and is always well groomed. I'm always drop-jawed at both the quantity and the quality of the girls who blatantly hit on him, some handing him cards with their numbers. Funny thing is he is VERY married and never touches them; like having only a tossed salad at a steakhouse.

[QUOTE=Sunlover2; 1299624][b]RTFF[/b] = [b]R[/b]ead [b]T[/b]he [b]F[/b]*cking [b]F[/b]orum. Advice to a newbie to do their own research before asking questions on topics which have been covered may times, or asking for information which is readily available in the age of the internet and google.

SunLover[/QUOTE]Actually; isn't it "Read The Fu*+ing FAQ" rather than "Forum"? Reading all the forum's to find specific facts would take days while a "FAQ" is a distillation of all the most relevant information that has appeared on the forum.

[QUOTE=Mai Yao; 1299965]Young guys in the 25-40 age range who know how to dress and handle themselves can do very well outside the P4P scene, especially in Bangkok's many upscale shopping malls. I'm in my 60's but I have a friend in his early 30's who I occasionally meet for lunch at Paragon.

He has a great job with a US company and is always well groomed. I'm always drop-jawed at both the quantity and the quality of the girls who blatantly hit on him, some handing him cards with their numbers. Funny thing is he is VERY married and never touches them; like having only a tossed salad at a steakhouse.[/QUOTE]Describe the girls that hit on your friend.

[QUOTE=LittleBigMan;1299489]Rudness is your definition but to the Chinese it is the norm!When one travels they have to except their ways and culture at time whether you like it or not. America, Europe etc. no exception!LBM[/QUOTE]It is indeed my opinion according to my standard. I am not here to educate a few billion of chiense, of course, but I feel free to remark the attitude. And, yes, I travel the world sufficiently to see and accept everyone's culture, habits. But, again, this doesn't stop my thinking. I still think they are rude (for me). It certainly is the norm, no doubt, otherwise one would not notice a guy occasionally spitting, a few people elbowing their way, or some people shouting around (this is more popular worldwide also in other nationalities, inclduing mine, but I do believe a less loud speaking is better). A few people do not break the news.

[QUOTE=TConor;1299500]And how do you do it?[/QUOTE]Well. The basics suggest you click on a hot link (*) at the left of your screen and reading Forum Abbreviations.

It will link you to [url]http://www.internationalsexguide.info/forum/custompages.php?pageid=custompages_abbreviations[/url]

(*) if the expression "hot link" does not ring any bell, well. Do not ask in which Soi you can find it, please!

[QUOTE=Bionicman;1299989]It is indeed my opinion according to my standard. I am not here to educate a few billion of chiense, of course, but I feel free to remark the attitude. And, yes, I travel the world sufficiently to see and accept everyone's culture, habits. But, again, this doesn't stop my thinking. I still think they are rude (for me). It certainly is the norm, no doubt, otherwise one would not notice a guy occasionally spitting, a few people elbowing their way, or some people shouting around (this is more popular worldwide also in other nationalities, inclduing mine, but I do believe a less loud speaking is better). A few people do not break the news.[/QUOTE]That might be true. And certainly I'm not saying when traveling you have to except everything 100, I haven't been around the world like you but even in the United States which I have traveled in my life time been around enough to have been in situation in the south and with so call hillbillies and you talk about loud and splitting. Ever sit in a smokeout with a bunch of Bubba chewing tobacco, splitting out dark brown juice everwhere and dripping down their beard or mustache? Every race has their little thing including those who think their shit don't stink!

You can mispell and use bad grammer like myself but certainly you will get no respect and push around if you can't even spell Chinese correctly " chiense " and even if the Chinese are rude is that enough to make a person come to the conclusion they " Hate the Chinese "! Shit if that all it takes it's not wonder we are at each other throats?

LBM

[QUOTE=LittleBigMan;1300029]you will get no respect and push around if you can't even spell Chinese correctly " chiense "LBM[/QUOTE]I account those spelling mistakes as a typo. I would also refer to nationalities rather than races, not for the "Politically correct", but take a Chinese guy from Singapore or HK and he will not act as one from PRC etc.

Lots has to do with education and experience in socializing within different circle of peoples. Facts of life.

[QUOTE=Mai Yao; 1299965]Young guys in the 25-40 age range who know how to dress and handle themselves can do very well outside the P4P scene, especially in Bangkok's many upscale shopping malls. I'm in my 60's but I have a friend in his early 30's who I occasionally meet for lunch at Paragon.

He has a great job with a US company and is always well groomed. I'm always drop-jawed at both the quantity and the quality of the girls who blatantly hit on him, some handing him cards with their numbers. Funny thing is he is VERY married and never touches them; like having only a tossed salad at a steakhouse.[/QUOTE]That's the absolute truth. I don't always get a business card, however I do quite well. It's actually flattering. My dentist friend let me drill her!

[QUOTE=Bionicman; 1300041]I account those spelling mistakes as a typo. I would also refer to nationalities rather than races, not for the "Politically correct", but take a Chinese guy from Singapore or HK and he will not act as one from PRC etc.

Lots has to do with education and experience in socializing within different circle of peoples. Facts of life.[/QUOTE]I was just pulling your leg about the spelling I had concluded it was a typo. I have been going to HK since the 70's and have venture into the border of China before it was opened. As with H. K I know they are one up or above the PRC, but I've seen plenty of pushing and split in the back alley's. When I'm there I don't do the tourist thing with family I go local and I've seen more than I care too, as for Singapore only been there once in the late 70's so no comment.

LBM