Bangkok Reports

Had a great time at Eden Club. Some reviews referenced that there where few good girls in the line up. That was not my experience on a Friday night. They had a flight attendant theme going on, and many beautiful women were present. Chose one of the girls who do anal and she picked an equally pretty friend.

What can I say that hasn't been said? You want to fuck two hot chicks in the ass and get multiple pops, CIM, get your asshole licked, watch a girl suck on another girls pussy and then fuck her with a strap on, etc for 90 min all for $125 - this is your place. You don't pay till it's all over and customer service is very high.

Also, the train up and down Sukhumvit is really easy to use. Less that $1 will get from the steps of any 4 star hotel to Eden.

One more note: the traffic from the airport to downtown can be a *****. Budget plenty of time.

[QUOTE=UncleVolodya;1943456]Thanks for your candor John.

Prices for FLs in BKK seem to be going through the roof these days. These prices are even higher than what I was quoted just a month ago!

10-12 K for Mixx! You can take the hottest Baccara girl LT for much less than that. And she would be a 9 if not 10 (in almost anyone's book).

If FLs are your scene, my advice would be to get down to Pattaya pronto! I didn't go to Shock, but I found that Ibar has much hotter girls then any of the other places you mentioned. And the most I have ever heard a girls asking for is 5 K. I can usually get them for between 2-3 k for LT and they will stay well into next afternoon and give very good GFE.[/QUOTE]Really. Ibar in Pattaya is much better because it's so close to ALL the girls working in P4 P in Pattaya. Just think, when every soapy, massage shop, beer bar, soi 6 bar and gogo get out, and want to make a little more money, they go to Ibar. So huge selection of hot P4 P girls, and their pricing is much more sane since they just got off from work and are looking to hustle but don't need as much money as the women in Bangkok. Also the discos in Bangkok are scattered around so it's not easy for the P4 P girls to end up at any given one, or really any of them at all, due to traffic.

Oh and of course, FL's in Pattaya's Ibar are 1K or 1.5k ST, give or take. You're paying for seconds/thirds/etc there, whereas it seems like these Bangkok FL's are looking for 1 big customer.

[QUOTE=ParkVille;1943642]Really. Ibar in Pattaya is much better because it's so close to ALL the girls working in P4 P in Pattaya. Just think, when every soapy, massage shop, beer bar, soi 6 bar and gogo get out, and want to make a little more money, they go to Ibar. So huge selection of hot P4 P girls, and their pricing is much more sane since they just got off from work and are looking to hustle but don't need as much money as the women in Bangkok. Also the discos in Bangkok are scattered around so it's not easy for the P4 P girls to end up at any given one, or really any of them at all, due to traffic.

Oh and of course, FL's in Pattaya's Ibar are 1K or 1.5k ST, give or take. You're paying for seconds/thirds/etc there, whereas it seems like these Bangkok FL's are looking for 1 big customer.[/QUOTE]All, excellent points. Besides it's also a fun and happy palace. No pressure on you. And no pressure on the girls. Everyone can just do what they want, when they want to. Or not. No one is trying to ' sell' anyone drinks either. Of course, it's packed as hell. If there is a fire, or just someone yells fire, we will get trampled. But, that's life in all hot and packed discos worldwide.

Is there a place (bar, pub, restaurant) where couples meet?

And if the chemistry fit to enjoy fun together.

[QUOTE=Custom404;1943615]Had a great time at Eden Club. Some reviews referenced that there where few good girls in the line up. That was not my experience on a Friday night. They had a flight attendant theme going on, and many beautiful women were present. Chose one of the girls who do anal and she picked an equally pretty friend.

What can I say that hasn't been said? You want to fuck two hot chicks in the ass and get multiple pops, CIM, get your asshole licked, watch a girl suck on another girls pussy and then fuck her with a strap on, etc for 90 min all for $125 - this is your place. You don't pay till it's all over and customer service is very high.

Also, the train up and down Sukhumvit is really easy to use. Less that $1 will get from the steps of any 4 star hotel to Eden.

One more note: the traffic from the airport to downtown can be a *****. Budget plenty of time.[/QUOTE]Wow You can act out a porn movie script, and flight attendant uniform would make them all look like Gorgeous models. LOL.

Were you on a several hour layover in Bangkok? Time from Airport could be a factor.

The real purpose of strap ons is so the girl can get revenge and fuck the guy up the ass.

Gaijin is Japanese for outside or foreigner. Kind of like Laowai in Mandarin or Farang in Thai.

I thought the term was appropriate for a discussion of Thermae where many of the girls prefer Japanese customers.

I also thought it was commonly known to people who regularly travel to Asia.

[QUOTE=Syzygies;1943604]BTW, this is the Bangkok Thread. LOL, and Gaijin is not an English nor Thai word, so not sure why you throw that in. Many readers would not understand, or know where it comes from, including myself. Best to include a translation into English since it is an English forum.[/QUOTE]To avoid (French) the blietzkrieg (German) of attacks (Germanic / Italian) on our guru (Sanskrit) Uncle Volodya (Russian) for his use (Latin) of a foreign (Latin / French) word (Germanic), I suppose (Latin) I could schlep (Yiddish) my dictionary (Latin) over, but instead I just (Latin) googled (Google) gaijin (Japanese) and found '(in Japan) a foreigner. ' Simple (Latin).

Sorry, I could not resist, but gaijin is now a widely used phrase in the English speaking world (with reference to foreigners in a Japanese or even a broader Asian context), ever since the James Clavell novel Shogun, made into a TV miniseries starring Richard Chamberlain and John Rhys-Davies. Chastising Uncle V for using that word is like chastising someone for using the phrase 'mama san' or 'papa san'. English in origin? No. But certainly co-opted by modern English.

[QUOTE=MarKind1970;1943750]Is there a place (bar, pub, restaurant) where couples meet?

And if the chemistry fit to enjoy fun together.[/QUOTE]If you are thinking about a "swinger club" thing, forget it.

That is so foreign and abhorrent to Thai mores that a few years ago a farang couple that tried to introduce the concept and held some swinger evenings in their apartment (mainly for other farang or mixed couples I guess) got promptly raided by the Police and put back on a plane home.

If it exists at all it must be very low key and certainly not easily accessible by people not "in" that circuit.

[QUOTE=UncleVolodya;1943817]Gaijin is Japanese for outside or foreigner. Kind of like Laowai in Mandarin or Farang in Thai.

I thought the term was appropriate for a discussion of Thermae where many of the girls prefer Japanese customers.

I also thought it was commonly known to people who regularly travel to Asia.[/QUOTE]Apologies for my ignorance and only knowing a few Restaurant Japanese words. I don't know any Chinese either. These words do not come up in conversations with Thai people. I do have a Japanese buddy but he never used the word Gaijin with me. He speaks English of course and German. I have never travelled to Japan. I probably have heard of Gaijin a long time ago, but Alzheimers is setting in at my age.

I assumed that Forum Guidelines insisted on proper English only, however I was wrong. It did say "Postings not in English" will be considered as spam, but nothing really against the use of odd Foreign words. Southern drawl, Jive talk and local slang are not allowed.

Anyway if strange words are to be used, it would be nice to explain the meaning for guys like me, ignorant of Japanese terms (and Chinese terms, etc.).

Kumbu, I come from an English speaking country, but I assure you, Gaijin is not a widely used word at all, in my country. Japanese community is extremely small.

[QUOTE=Syzygies;1943774]Wow You can act out a porn movie script, and flight attendant uniform would make them all look like Gorgeous models. LOL.

Were you on a several hour layover in Bangkok? Time from Airport could be a factor.

The real purpose of strap ons is so the girl can get revenge and fuck the guy up the ass.[/QUOTE]One of the girls did offer to stick her finger up my ass while I was doing her friend doggy style, but I declined. I had just fucked her pretty hard and revenge might have been tempting! Seriously though, the girls were very sweet. Massaging you between pops and chattering back and forth. Not me mechanical at all.

The ride back from zone to to BKK airport was only 25 min on a Saturday morning. Friday rush hour was over 2 hours! Locals were complaining so perhaps it was abnormally bad, however, you'd really be pushing it to try to get down there during a layover.

[QUOTE=Syzygies;1940775].... However I just ignore girls coming to me if I did not call them or have no interest.[/QUOTE]I always feel a little weird about that. I want to be polite but it is hard to find so many excuses for not wanting to have them sit with you.

Does anybody have suggestions on what to do?

[QUOTE=Zahle;1944012]I always feel a little weird about that. I want to be polite but it is hard to find so many excuses for not wanting to have them sit with you.

Does anybody have suggestions on what to do?[/QUOTE]Why do we need excuses. Just "No thanks" to her offer of company. The reasons are obvious. 1. We do not want to buy her a drink. 2. We may be interested in some other girl.

You are the customer. You have a right to choose what you want provided it hasn't been taken already by another customer.

I may be abnormal, but I am not going to allow a girl to choose me as her customer. I don't like pushy girls. It's up to me to give her a signal first, and then she can come to me if she wants.

If there is a spare seat next to me, I am not going to stop a girl from sitting in it, unless I want some other girl to sit in it. However I am very good at completely ignoring girls sitting next to me. I won't look at them or talk to them. They get the message very quickly. I certainly will not allow a random girl to sit on my lap nor to attempt to massage me. Its not mandatory to show a willingness to converse with girls, nor shake their hands, etc.

If a girl comes directly in front of me, I just shake the head "no thanks" and wave her on her way. If I do not do this, how can I get my desired girl to come to me. Once I am well known in a bar, girls will start to learn not to bother me.

Do you want to be known as a customer that is very easily manipulated? Or too weak to be able to get rid of a nuisance girl? If you cannot get rid of girls, you will end up with the least desirable ones, habitually. I have seen it happen to a weak buddy. The girl came to him uninvited, sucked up to him or acted a bit raunchy (whatever), he could not get rid of her, and ended up barfining her. She was a horrible choice in my opinion, and he confirmed the next day she was crap.

Okay So undesirable girl has sat down next to you. Just ignore her. Do not make eye contact. We cannot chat to every girl in the bar. We have to choose who we wish to chat to. Call the girl you are interested in to come over. She can then replace the unwanted one.

I can be very nice to girls too, selected girls. I never take the most pushy girls. I regard them as likely con women putting on an act. I am more likely to take very shy girls or very unassertive girls, provided they show that they like me and are more than willing. I don't expect girls to show any interest initially however until I make the first move, but they need to indicate chemistry at some point. Sometimes a couple of tequilas is required to loosen shy girls up, and turn them into a tigress on the bed.

[QUOTE=UncleVolodya;1943817]Gaijin is Japanese for outside or foreigner. Kind of like Laowai in Mandarin or Farang in Thai.

I thought the term was appropriate for a discussion of Thermae where many of the girls prefer Japanese customers.

I also thought it was commonly known to people who regularly travel to Asia.[/QUOTE]I agree. And according to a Wikipedia entry on the subject, [URL]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaijin[/URL]:

"Gaijin appears frequently in Western literature and pop culture. It forms the title of such novels as Marc Olden's Gaijin (New York: Arbor House, 1986), James Melville's Go gently, gaijin (New York*: St. Martin's Press, 1986), James Kirkup's Gaijin on the Ginza (London: Chester Springs, 1991) and James Clavell's Gai-Jin (New York: Delacorte Press, 1993), as well as a song by Nick Lowe. It is the title of feature films such as Tizuka Yamazaki's Gaijin. Os Caminhos the Liberdade (1980) and Gaijin. Ama-me Como Sou (2005), as well as animation shorts such as Fumi Inoue's Gaijin (2003). ".

[QUOTE=Kumbu;1943852]

Sorry, I could not resist, but gaijin is now a widely used phrase in the English speaking world (with reference to foreigners in a Japanese or even a broader Asian context), ever since the James Clavell novel Shogun, made into a TV miniseries starring Richard Chamberlain and John Rhys-Davies.[/QUOTE]Thanks for the support Kumbu. Us James Clavell fans need to stick together. Got to love his swashbuckling, orientalist prose. 555.

BTW: he actually wrote a book called Gaijin too!

Syzygies: No hard feelings, my friend. Lets put this discussion of terminology to bed and get back to the main event. Finding Poontang. I don't think there is anyone on the board that contributes more info to that endeavor. It is much appreciated.

[QUOTE=UncleVolodya;1944046]Thanks for the support Kumbu. Us James Clavell fans need to stick together. Got to love his swashbuckling, orientalist prose. 555.

BTW: he actually wrote a book called Gaijin too!

Syzygies: No hard feelings, my friend. Lets put this discussion of terminology to bed and get back to the main event. Finding Poontang. I don't think there is anyone on the board that contributes more info to that endeavor. It is much appreciated.[/QUOTE]Poontang is also a word not used in my country and not even on the TV as far as I know. So I have never heard it spoken. First time I saw it here I had no clue. I am sure you put that one in just to stir me.