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[QUOTE=Bguy63; 1355570]She was not bad in bed but don't work much. I guess she was already tired for the day and mentioned that she had an appointment at 1am.
Total damage 2. 5k plus 200 tips[/QUOTE]Interesting Theory, she did not work much and you tipped her 200? That makes sense
[QUOTE=Maunger; 1355594]Hi, all. There's a relatively new Best Western hotel in Sukhumvit called the Best Western Premier Sukhumvit. It's at 78 Soi Sukhumvit 1 Sukhumvit Road.
Anybody know if it's well-situated for the action and if it is guest-friendly. Any first-hand reports would be great.
I'm one of the few people on Earth who have a Best Western points card, and I'd like a few nights there in January to add up.
Thanks![/QUOTE]Not sure about the Guest Friendly aspect but most hotels are here from 5* to 1*. Though in some there is a guest fee. But as to location. Not really close to the action. Most of that takes place between Soi 22 and Soi 4 on Sukhumvit. Soi 78 has to be around a 30 minute taxi ride if you don't hit traffic. If you do, you can feel yourself aging while waiting. There is the Sky Train of course which is much faster but my guess is most "dates" will not appreciate going back with you on the Sky Train. And many will be unwilling to go that far afield under any circumstances because it costs them time and money to get back.
[QUOTE=DRRonin;1355833]Not sure about the Guest Friendly aspect but most hotels are here from 5* to 1*. Though in some there is a guest fee. But as to location. Not really close to the action. Most of that takes place between Soi 22 and Soi 4 on Sukhumvit. Soi 78 has to be around a 30 minute taxi ride if you don't hit traffic. If you do, you can feel yourself aging while waiting. There is the Sky Train of course which is much faster but my guess is most "dates" will not appreciate going back with you on the Sky Train. And many will be unwilling to go that far afield under any circumstances because it costs them time and money to get back.[/QUOTE]It seemed to me he was refering to No. 78 Soi 1. I can't be 100% sure but normally the Soi number is after Street name.
[QUOTE=Wolvenvacht; 1354820]
The worst thing to do would be to tell her lies and then dump her. That will give you lots of bad karma
As for me, I never say goodbye to my GF. When time is there to leave, I just say "see you later" and jump in a taxi.[/QUOTE]Contradiction a bit, don't you think?
[QUOTE=Noddy;1355253]1000B nightly? LOL. Wishful thinking for Bangers.[/QUOTE]Don't comment if you don't have a clue. There are hundreds of 1000 or less a night hotels in Bangkok. Clean ones too. You simply have to look around, and not on agoda. Com, in the street. Look in the little sois, not on the main streets.
Example: Praso residence in Ratchada. 2 MRT stations or 50 bhats taxi ride from Asok. New building. Own fridge. Nice bed. Clean sheets and room. Nice mirror. Tv. Fast wifi. 800 a night. It's even cheaper by the month, I think it's 14000 per month.
There are many others like this one.
[QUOTE=Chill Out; 1355887]
[QUOTE=Wolvenvacht;1354820]The worst thing to do would be to tell her lies and then dump her. That will give you lots of bad karma
As for me, I never say goodbye to my GF. When time is there to leave, I just say "see you later" and jump in a taxi.[/QUOTE]Contradiction a bit, don't you think?[/QUOTE]Not at all, because I mean it. Every time I am back in Thailand I go and meet her again and we spend time together. Actually it was her idea to do so. She hates "goodbyes": it makes her cry.
I am currently in Pattaya dating an office girl from Bangkok. A way better then the working girl as far as class and the overall expirence. If it doesn't works I am planning to switch to BKK for a few days trying to get similar girls out of the tourist areas.
I would like to know where in Bangkok I can find working class girls at lunch time. Street name or area.
JP
[QUOTE=John Palmer; 1355992]I am currently in Pattaya dating an office girl from Bangkok. A way better then the working girl as far as class and the overall expirence. If it doesn't works I am planning to switch to BKK for a few days trying to get similar girls out of the tourist areas.
I would like to know where in Bangkok I can find working class girls at lunch time. Street name or area.
JP[/QUOTE]Working class girls would presumably be eating so your best bet would be some sort of food cart or restaurant. Go for broke and hit a 7/11 if you are feeling adventurous.
Do you approach them and ask if them if they work in an office?
[QUOTE=HotPepperAtl;1355575]During my stay I fucked 7 different girls plus my "girlfriend". Four I got off craigslist, one I got from Nana (SW) , one I got from Rainbow 2, and one I picked up from McDonalds by Soi 5 one night while eating my big mac. She was just sitting there and not dressed for the party at all. Wasn't sure at first but when she agreed to come to my hotel after 5 minutes of small talk I knew the game was on. All told, in 6 days, got to pop 17 times, not counting what is going to happen tonight with steady number one. I am pretty much fucked out at this point![/QUOTE]The last time I was in Bangkok, I rarely slept. I was so high on pussy, I felt like the Energizer Bunny.
If I had stayed longer I might have died of starvation or exhaustion. I cannot remember the number of ladies that I enjoyed, but there were always a number each and every day.
Thanks for bringing me back to that time with your description.
[QUOTE=Ixgzca;1355301]He apologized because he called your business "pants". Slang for not good, total crap, nonsense, rubbish, bad etc.[/QUOTE]I lived in London for nearly 20 years so I am familiar with the phrase "pants", that was not what I was asking. Any business can and should expect both criticism and praise. The question I am asking is why say you do not like a place then apologize for having that opinion? This has the connotation of doing something wrong. I would have more respect for an opinion if the person had the conviction to stick to their point of view.
Regards.
BJ
[QUOTE=John Palmer; 1355992]I am currently in Pattaya dating an office girl from Bangkok. A way better then the working girl as far as class and the overall expirence. If it doesn't works I am planning to switch to BKK for a few days trying to get similar girls out of the tourist areas.
I would like to know where in Bangkok I can find working class girls at lunch time. Street name or area.
JP[/QUOTE]No offense, but normal working girls aren't really on the lookout for dodgy looking sex tourists. Hehe.
Now lets assume you're young, suave, and debonair you could take yourself to any malls around the Siam Square area and hit on the workers there who may be bored out of their mind. Quite a few hot girls working in Robinson's on soi 15.
Also many office gals walking around the Asoke area at lunchtime.
You could also try Thai weddings. Many many hot girls at weddings.
Go to Lailai Sap Market (Silom Soi 5) during the lunch hours Monday-Friday. Teeming with office girls.
[QUOTE=John Palmer; 1355992]SNIPPED.
I would like to know where in Bangkok I can find working class girls at lunch time. Street name or area.
JP[/QUOTE]
I'm heading to BKK tomorrow the 4th and wonder what will be open on the 5th a national holiday in honor of the King. Only have 6 days in BKK and don't want to waste one.
Thanks!
[QUOTE=Dr BJ; 1356185]I lived in London for nearly 20 years so I am familiar with the phrase "pants", that was not what I was asking. Any business can and should expect both criticism and praise. The question I am asking is why say you do not like a place then apologize for having that opinion? This has the connotation of doing something wrong. I would have more respect for an opinion if the person had the conviction to stick to their point of view.
Regards.
BJ[/QUOTE]My guess is he was just saying sorry for being brutally honest, which is quite hard to do nowadays since most people will become defensive after being on the receiving end of such a statement.