Bangkok Reports

[QUOTE=Nounce;2494372]Natty, I misread Stickboy's article which was guessing the two would be combined in the future. EihTooms has been there and this is his observation.[/QUOTE]Having just checked out the area a few minutes ago, there is Straps ladyboy bar at the top of the first set of stairs on the left, closed but still displaying an unlighted sign. Then Random go-go bar in the old Rainbow 3 location. Then there is an ornate new door set up next to the first step of the second set of stairs where if that is all you see you could conclude that Random did indeed expand into whatever was behind that door, presumably Chili's go-go bar, although there is no longer a sign for it on display.

However, look closer, go up 1-2 of those steps where that ornate door is mounted and you can see behind the new door is a small trashed hallway leading to what used to be Chili's entrance.

So the space that used to be Chili's is still back there and separated from the interior of Random, which has not really expanded its bar area into what was Chili's bar. Not yet anyway. Unless there is an interior passway and they are using it for storage, dressing room, lockers and so on.

[QUOTE=EihTooms;2494341]I took a hot little spinner originally from Rainbow 2 but now merged into Rainbow 4 last night about 10pm. She had one of the better small spinner type bodies on the stage and a cute/sexy face so I told the mamasan to bring her down for a Ladydrink. She was delighted. Great chemistry in the bar booth.

I offered to take her for LT because most often I prefer LT. She was fine with that, quoted 5,000, I countered with 3,000 and "boom boom no condom." She said Ok. I paid the 1,000 baht (weekend rate?) barfine and off she went to change into her street clothes.

The mamasan said something in her ear and gestured to me with a smile right before we left.

From then on it was one of the better, no hassle, no unpleasant surprises, smoothest and pleasurable LT sessions I have had in a while, especially since the post-lockdown bar reopenings. It was easily the best I have had with any of the Rainbow bar group girls. She left my apartment at about 8:30am after a morning round.

To whatever extent showing scammer girls the door and most certainly returning to the bar to politely complain to the mamasan and request a refund of the barfine, as you did, contributed to the unusually fine customer service I enjoyed last night and this morning, I thank you for being a much bigger part of the solution and not even a small part of the problem. Lol.

Seriously, as intimidating as it might seem to handle blatant bar and bargirl problems that way, it is not only worth it for our own benefit but for every customer that follows us.[/QUOTE]I wouldn't correlate you picking a fun performer and the guy complaining previously.

Scientist all agree no connection whatsoever.

If your theory is correct no one shall ever have a bad Rainbow 4 Barfine ever again.

[QUOTE=DannyDuck;2494531]I wouldn't correlate you picking a fun performer and the guy complaining previously.

Scientist all agree no connection whatsoever.

If your theory is correct no one shall ever have a bad Rainbow 4 Barfine ever again.[/QUOTE]If I'd made my point as ridiculously absolute as you mischaracterized it, you would be correct about that flawed theoretical conclusion.

But I didn't.

[QUOTE=DannyDuck;2494805]Get your reports out fast guys. My sources tell me govt planning on turning off internet access Soon.[/QUOTE]Your "sources" might be talking about this.

Richard Barrow in Thailand.

20 h.

The Ministry of Digital Economy & Society has warned netizens that they're monitoring social media 24/7 to see if people violate the Computer Crime Act. So far, they have logged 324,990 incidents.

This includes 75,076 tweets, 245,678 Facebook posts & 4,236 forum posts.

I only skim through posts looking for key words but I don't recall any recent updates on Thermae or Thaniya Road. Both areas still busy or dead? Prices cheaper these days?

[QUOTE=DannyDuck;2494805]Get your reports out fast guys. My sources tell me govt planning on turning off internet access Soon.[/QUOTE]And a tsunami will engulf Loei? Massage parlors and bars will be closed once and for all? Motorcycle licenses are going to cost 30000 baht per month?

SS.

[QUOTE=BananaBoi;2494949]I only skim through posts looking for key words but I don't recall any recent updates on Thermae or Thaniya Road. Both areas still busy or dead? Prices cheaper these days?[/QUOTE]I walk past Thermae almost nightly, often around the 8pm-10pm hours. I rarely see more than 4-5 sullen looking girls in the 7 to 7.5 level range standing near the stairs waiting for it to open. A few times I have walked down, opened the door and never saw more than 10-12 girls in the place, maybe 2 old Asian guys sitting behind the center bar staring at their drink. Once I looked in at about 9pm and did not see one person in there except the drink servers and bartenders.

I have not seen any real lookers in or outside Thermae for weeks. There was a brief period where a few of them would stand outside since there was a greater chance of encountering a stray customer outside. But I have not seen that in a while. Not even on clear, cool evenings when it doesn't rain.

Maybe someone else has popped in and seen it crowded or worth the time lately.

The last time I walked down Thaniya Road was about a month ago. I think a couple of karaoke places were open with older looking girls than usual sitting outside. But there was nothing particularly notable about it that I can recall. Patpong 1 and 2 were dark and nearly deserted. Can't remember what night of the week it was though. Maybe that makes a big difference.

Hey guys,

Saw that Thailand has these Special Tourist Visas for 90 days. I have been seriously contemplating moving to Thailand for 90 days. I have been to Thailand once before and fell in love. I only have to go into work once a month and I think I can get the next few months off. I take online university classes as well though and I am slightly worried about the distractions.

Either way any advice or ballpark figures on cost of living for three months? I am looking at apartments in the Sukhumvit area close to the BTS. I need reliable internet for my classes so any recommendations on that would be appreciated. I know my money would be better off waiting till they reopen but who the fuck knows when that is. I want to take advantage of this online workplace stuff while I can.

If I can pull this off you will hear plenty of stories, no more sob stuff about how covid has killed things.

[QUOTE=MongerLoids;2495003]Hey guys,

Saw that Thailand has these Special Tourist Visas for 90 days. I have been seriously contemplating moving to Thailand for 90 days. I have been to Thailand once before and fell in love. I only have to go into work once a month and I think I can get the next few months off. I take online university classes as well though and I am slightly worried about the distractions.

Either way any advice or ballpark figures on cost of living for three months? I am looking at apartments in the Sukhumvit area close to the BTS. I need reliable internet for my classes so any recommendations on that would be appreciated. I know my money would be better off waiting till they reopen but who the fuck knows when that is. I want to take advantage of this online workplace stuff while I can.

If I can pull this off you will hear plenty of stories, no more sob stuff about how covid has killed things.[/QUOTE]Your wasting your time and money. But if you decide to do it, you can get a nice place and live like a king on the BTS for $1200 a month. Add your mongering costs to that. Make sure you stay away for the central biz areas.

[QUOTE=MongerLoids;2495003]Either way any advice or ballpark figures on cost of living for three months?[/QUOTE]If you have to ask about costs I'm pretty certain you will not be one of the lucky ones Thailand will let in on a STV. Also, if you are not a Chinese National you will not get in to Thailand with a STV for a very long time. It's clear that they want people from China.

So the first planes have arrived from China with the select few STV applicants. These are the supposed richest of the rich to bounce the Thai economy back to normal. Am I the only one who finds it ironic they flew in on a BUDGET China airline? I know my rich friends would never fly on budget airlines. So are these STV people from China truly the richest of the rich?

[QUOTE=BananaBoi;2495253]If you have to ask about costs I'm pretty certain you will not be one of the lucky ones Thailand will let in on a STV. Also, if you are not a Chinese National you will not get in to Thailand with a STV for a very long time. It's clear that they want people from China.

So the first planes have arrived from China with the select few STV applicants. These are the supposed richest of the rich to bounce the Thai economy back to normal. Am I the only one who finds it ironic they flew in on a BUDGET China airline? I know my rich friends would never fly on budget airlines. So are these STV people from China truly the richest of the rich?[/QUOTE]They are all chartered flights. It was probably just the company that arranged to fly there... and bribed the right people on both sides of the border

I have read that there has been a continued crackdown on African working women in BKK. Can boots on the ground confirm? If there are any left, where would one go to find them in BKK?

Perusing my medical journals this morning.

Been known for quite awhile; regular mouthwash renders c29 inactive.

Now you know why Thai girls always use a Rinse before rendering oral services. LOL.

[QUOTE=BananaBoi;2495253]
So the first planes have arrived from China with the select few STV applicants. These are the supposed richest of the rich to bounce the Thai economy back to normal. Am I the only one who finds it ironic they flew in on a BUDGET China airline? I know my rich friends would never fly on budget airlines. So are these STV people from China truly the richest of the rich?[/QUOTE]

You do realise Spring and Juneyao while both budget airlines are the only direct flight airlines sold on [URL]Trip.com[/URL] (the chinese expedia / kayak site) from Shanghai to Bangkok in these COVID days.

The flights are around 1300 eur one way flight and 1800 eur (2130 USD) return flight for a 4-5H flight in normal budget economy seats which is about triple the price of a business return ticket on a commercial airline from Shanghai to Bangkok prior to covid and 10 times the price of an economy class ticket.

[QUOTE=MongerLoids;2495003]Either way any advice or ballpark figures on cost of living for three months? I am looking at apartments in the Sukhumvit area close to the BTS.[/QUOTE]I have done this calculation at least a dozen times, and always end up in the same place. In summary:

The apartment rent you settle on x 2 + companionship (ladies) = a reasonable monthly budget.

This does not include health insurance or excessive nightly drinking at pubs and clubs. Companionship costs vary by individual depending on frequency and price point.

SL.