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[QUOTE=British;1671157]Which are the best independent women to see to Bangkok?[/QUOTE]You asked also the same kind of question in the escorts section. I guess you get the point now. Read the postings in every forum for at least the last two months and then please come back with more specific questions. That will be more useful for you.
GK
Saw something very disturbing. A guy buys a ladydrink for a Rainbow girl-when he isn't looking the girl makes a very sour face to her friends. Disdain if I ever saw Disdain . Guy barfined girl-as I was leaving the girl was sitting outside. It couldn't have been 13-15 minuets since they left. I bet she was a NO CAN girl. No can touch this, that, cannot do that, etc.
800 baht Rainbow barfine? Maybe business is down girls are getting creative-extra 200 baht in the pocket never hurts.
Ice is back in Bangkok. She may move, though not to Pattaya. Got an email about her and another lady who works in a regular massage shop doing a threesome a couple of days ago. Same email mentioned running into Candy who has left the business and now works in a retail store. Candy is a real sweetie. I wish her the best.
[QUOTE=Simian;1671574]Speaking of new BJ bars, has anyone been to the place just around the corner from as you walk from Soi 8 through the subsoi to Soi 6 and 4? There are a few ladies outside and as I was passing, I was asked if I wanted a BJ. But I was in a hurry and did not stop to try it out.[/QUOTE]Sounds like Lollipop and Kasalong. Both are BJ bars. Been to both and just need to select the right girl. Not sure about Lollipop but Kasalong also has 2 rooms for ST. Kasalong was 100 baht cheaper last time I visited.
JR
[QUOTE=Goatscrot;1670368]Actually it is being closed because there is a development slated for that block, and I guess the owner got an offer he could not refuse.
There are very few lookers in the BG now.[/QUOTE]Curious as to how current that information is? Rumors of its death have been around for the past 2 years but it continues to limp along like a crippled dog with asthma. Six months ago one of the service guys told me that the owner. Son of the old guy who died last year. Had been looking to sell it but was holding on to it for a few more years. At this point it should be a museum piece with most of the women on exhibit as examples of what not to do with your life. Last night I was sitting out at a table down the street and saw a guy come out with a woman well into her 50's with a rack that stretched to Sukhumvit in a tight short black shirt. It was truly scary but she probably gave the guy a heck of a ride.
Speaking of landmarks closing down. Walked by the Rex Hotel on Sukhumvit and Soi 32 today and workmen were hauling out its contents and piling them into trucks. From what I gather this was a famous spot back in the 60's and 70's with a coffee shop full of girls. It closed on 12/31. I like the 60's exterior design. Quite cool in a small way. It's all disappearing.
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Speaking of landmarks closing down. Walked by the Rex Hotel on Sukhumvit and Soi 32 today and workmen were hauling out its contents and piling them into trucks. From what I gather this was a famous spot back in the 60's and 70's with a coffee shop full of girls. It closed on 12/31. I like the 60's exterior design. Quite cool in a small way. It's all disappearing.[/QUOTE]That's sad DRR.
It was our "go to" spot in the 80's too, especially later at night around 12 to 1 am.
Always a lot of girls sitting in there, some of who became our "regulars" if we had missed out elsewhere.
[QUOTE=Goatscrot;1670338]They have on premise ST rooms. 500 Baht. Gals in The Den are FLs, so up to you to negotiate price. I have heard some are asking high prices. Rumored that the BG Soi 7 will actually be closing down later this year (heard this many times over the past three years though), and if it does The Den might get interesting.[/QUOTE]I am a little confused about this place and the freelancer status of the girls. A friend went by a week ago and spoke to a couple of the girls. He thought the quality was ok and he is very picky. But when he asked price they told him to speak to the mamasan and told him any exchange of favors had to take place on the premises. If this is the case it isn't really a free lancer place is it? Can any girl go in or do they have to be invited by the managers? Perhaps they are using some quality control so that it doesn't turn into an old folks home like the BG. But making you do it on the premises and going through a mamasan feels more staff than freelance.
Is it as bad as reported in this article in Sukhumvit / Soi Cowboy area?
[URL]http://time.com/3674200/thailand-tourism-police-corruption-shakedown-extortion/[/URL]
[QUOTE=ElFrances;1672256]Is it as bad as reported in this article in Sukhumvit / Soi Cowboy area?
[URL]http://time.com/3674200/thailand-tourism-police-corruption-shakedown-extortion/[/URL][/QUOTE]The information appears to be slightly out of date. According to Stickman's site, it was this bad until a few weeks ago. Probably the international scrutiny caused a few angry phone calls from some big shots. But supposedly it has all stopped.
I will say that the cigarette butt scam has been around a long time. But that's your own fault. If you're going to smoke, dispose of the butts in the proper receptacle (I know, hard to find in BKK). But tossing butts on the ground is technically illegal in a lot of places.
I do love the way so many articles bleat about deposing "a democratically elected government. " Hitler and Mussolini were "democratically elected" to their respective parliaments and became heads of state through "legitimate" means. But that's off topic.
[QUOTE=DRRonin;1672104]Curious as to how current that information is? Rumors of its death have been around for the past 2 years but it continues to limp along like a crippled dog with asthma. Six months ago one of the service guys told me that the owner. Son of the old guy who died last year. Had been looking to sell it but was holding on to it for a few more years. At this point it should be a museum piece with most of the women on exhibit as examples of what not to do with your life. Last night I was sitting out at a table down the street and saw a guy come out with a woman well into her 50's with a rack that stretched to Sukhumvit in a tight short black shirt. It was truly scary but she probably gave the guy a heck of a ride.
Speaking of landmarks closing down. Walked by the Rex Hotel on Sukhumvit and Soi 32 today and workmen were hauling out its contents and piling them into trucks. From what I gather this was a famous spot back in the 60's and 70's with a coffee shop full of girls. It closed on 12/31. I like the 60's exterior design. Quite cool in a small way. It's all disappearing.[/QUOTE]Hey, experience makes the difference!
The Rex was the first hotel I stayed at, back in 1999 I think it was. It was a bit down at the heel, and in need of some paint and carpet. It was probably pretty ghastly by now. But I remember the staff being friendly and helpful, and the room was OK too. <Sigh! Another landmark bites the dust.
[QUOTE=ElFrances;1672256]Is it as bad as reported in this article in Sukhumvit / Soi Cowboy area?
[URL]http://time.com/3674200/thailand-tourism-police-corruption-shakedown-extortion/[/URL][/QUOTE]I was in soi cowboy every night for a week last week. Always 2 cops at soi 23 entrance, asked one where a drug store was when nearby 2 were closed at 11 pm. Even pointed to closed door of nearby drugstore. Did not get the LOS look in return. It was more like ask me another question and you will wish you had not asked the first time. I did not see any farangs being questioned. I have now changed hotels and am near Nana. The cigarette police have a green patch on their shoulder, usually see them on Sukhumvit, even stopped to talk with one a few days ago and got the LOS look, friendly guy. I have not seen anyone stopped, but between my nearly every day visit to my fav soapy Colonze2, and to visit my fav go-go girls in Mandarin in NP, and beer drinking in Stumble Inn I do not get to everything happening on the street.
[QUOTE=ElFrances;1672256]Is it as bad as reported in this article in Sukhumvit / Soi Cowboy area?
[URL]http://time.com/3674200/thailand-tourism-police-corruption-shakedown-extortion/[/URL][/QUOTE]As some one who lives down Soi 19/ Sukhumvit (and in Nongbulamphu) I have never been stopped. As for the cigarette police? If you smoke than do not litter.
I've heard there are Russian freelancers to be found around Bangkok but not much mention of them on these forums. Are Russians (and other non-Thais) common and what sort of rates can I expect and where should one look for them? It's always nice to have some variety!
[QUOTE=TonyHoeprano;1671847]What the duck? If I had to give an answer it would be an educated type, with loads of cash, stunning in looks, and perhaps most importantly, craves her some farang dick.[/QUOTE]Are there Indian women available for short time in Bangkok. If they are then which location and how to get in touch. Any leads will surely help as I will be visiting Bangkok shortly. Though Thai ladies are good I like big and taller women. Appreciate any help please.
Thanks in advance.
[QUOTE=Jgm005;1672406]As some one who lives down Soi 19/ Sukhumvit (and in Nongbulamphu) I have never been stopped. As for the cigarette police? If you smoke than do not litter.[/QUOTE]I live in the Lower Suk area as well. My issue with the Tesakit "litter police" is that they are only targeting foreigners. I have not once seen them follow a Thai that is smoking a cigarette, but they will pursue a foreigner smoking many blocks. Also the "maximum" fine for littering is 2 k baht. I have never heard of them asking for less. I applaud trying to keep the streets clean, but targeting only foreigners is just not ok. Also it makes a very bad impression on tourists.