Bangkok Reports

I was about to ask which soi this was but your comment was much better to the point!

[QUOTE=IHeartIpa;2619875]Some random small soi is quiet so what? When Huay kwong market area is dead get back to us.[/QUOTE]

61 people were arrested the other day in a bar off Sukhumvit, near Asoke.

Despite "protection" from the police, any bar may be raided.

I have a desire to watch my Thai girlfriend suck off another guy. If she's not up for it, then a WG will do! Any advice on how to make this a reality? Are there swinger clubs in BKK that could match me up with the right person (s)?

[QUOTE=TKOman;2620401]I have a desire to watch my Thai girlfriend suck off another guy. If she's not up for it, then a WG will do! [/QUOTE]Just have your GF work at any of the G clubs or BJ bars in Pattaya. Public BJ and sex.

Be warned the word Gentleman's Club is now watered down in Pattaya as many normal bars now call themselves a Gentleman's Club even though they have no pool, etc.

[QUOTE=BananaBoi;2620474]Just have your GF work at any of the G clubs or BJ bars in Pattaya.[/QUOTE]Are you seriously telling the guy to ask his GF to go work as a prostitute? In Pattaya? That has to be the biggest insult anyone can give to a Thai girl (who's not in the game).

There are not "Swinger's clubs" in Bangkok, but you could always find there:

[URL]https://undertable.co********thailand-swingers-seeking.229/[/URL]

[URL]https://swingersinbangkok.com[/URL]

[QUOTE=Explorer8939;2620127]61 people were arrested the other day in a bar off Sukhumvit, near Asoke.

Despite "protection" from the police, any bar may be raided.[/QUOTE]We have been saying one would be taking an additional risk by ordering alcohol in the bars and restaurants willing to cheat and give it to you in a cup during the ban. But the reports on this raid suggest the reason the customers were rounded up and charged with violating the Emergency Decree and Communicable Diseases Act is because they were dancing in a confined space.

There were receipts to prove alcohol was being sold so the person selling the booze was arrested for that. But I don't know that busting customers for what might or might not be alcohol in a cup and whether or not that cup belongs to you or the person sitting next to you at the table is the path of least resistance for the cops to take. And that's assuming there would be any liquid left in any cup by the time the cops got to my table

Had I been there I probably would have had club soda in my glass. But I could not deny I was in a gathering of 61 people in an enclosed upstairs bar.

I read that a violation of that Decree and Act is punishable by 2 years in prison and/or a 40,000THB fine.

I wonder how many fines were settled asap at the bar "owners'" station that night.

November 1 should be an exciting day for people in BKK. Curfew to end and alcohol can now be served legally in accredited restaurants.

[QUOTE=MaxBkk;2620580]November 1 should be an exciting day for people in BKK. Curfew to end and alcohol can now be served legally in accredited restaurants.[/QUOTE]Alcohol can only be served until 9 pm.

[URL]https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/general/2206683/city-hall-alcohol-in-restaurants-only-until-9pm[/URL]

[QUOTE=PedroMorales;2618369]I found his post helpful in convincing me to stick to "the street girls lurking in the dark corners on Sukhumvit".[/QUOTE]I will no doubt try the on-line services the next time I get to Bangkok. In the present circumstances, I can see why they moved to the Internet, but I have to say, for decades, I have always loved the many strolls up and down Sukhumvit Road, looking for my next "diamond in the rough. " True, the ladies shown on those sites, consistently all seem to be beautiful but I have always liked the (so called) "realness", of approaching a lady on the street to get it on with her. It's the beautiful illusion of being "real" that I have enjoyed. I found the one 4 one site for Hong Kong to be very artificial and less appealing so I'm a bit dubious.

[QUOTE=BananaBoi;2620474]Just have your GF work at any of the G clubs or BJ bars in Pattaya. Public BJ and sex.

Be warned the word Gentleman's Club is now watered down in Pattaya as many normal bars now call themselves a Gentleman's Club even though they have no pool, etc.[/QUOTE]Yeah, I'm now wondering if it would be easier to jut visit a BJ bar where the action is public. Lolit at 's and Kaasalong are private, but perhaps there are others?

[QUOTE=TKOman;2620805]Yeah, I'm now wondering if it would be easier to jut visit a BJ bar where the action is public. Lolit at 's and Kaasalong are private, but perhaps there are others?[/QUOTE]I'm not sure if the SOL (Star of Light) is still open but the action there is right in the open. You would walk in that place and see guys getting blown of having sex on the sofas in the place. No curtains, no frills, all in the open. You could be getting blown on a sofa and a dude would come sit right next to you, getting his pole polished. Beer in hand, big grin on the face, so was the SOL in Patpong.

[QUOTE=NicFrenchy;2620819]I'm not sure if the SOL (Star of Light) is still open but the action there is right in the open. You would walk in that place and see guys getting blown of having sex on the sofas in the place. No curtains, no frills, all in the open. You could be getting blown on a sofa and a dude would come sit right next to you, getting his pole polished. Beer in hand, big grin on the face, so was the SOL in Patpong.[/QUOTE]Not open at the moment, possibly closed for good.

At one point in 2020, SOL opened up in a new location about 50 m away from the old one, but that didn't last long. At that time, they insisted on doing the BJ in a separate area behind a heavy curtain. Not nearly as fun as doing it out in the open.

[QUOTE=TKOman;2620401]I have a desire to watch my Thai girlfriend suck off another guy. If she's not up for it, then a WG will do! Any advice on how to make this a reality? Are there swinger clubs in BKK that could match me up with the right person (s)?[/QUOTE]I watched an old GF do this. Stored in the spank bank forever. I highly recommend it and would help you with this if and when I am there!

PP.

[QUOTE=MaxBkk;2620580]November 1 should be an exciting day for people in BKK. Curfew to end and alcohol can now be served legally in accredited restaurants.[/QUOTE]I was in BKK for a week until yesterday, when I came to Pattaya. Lots of bars open around Sukhumvit, on Soi 4 and 7 and more, and good vibes. But Nana Plaza still closed obviously. Does the Nov 1st alcohol ban lift mean that Nana Plaza is back open now? Or will this happen only in Dec?

[QUOTE=EihTooms;2620555]We have been saying one would be taking an additional risk by ordering alcohol in the bars and restaurants willing to cheat and give it to you in a cup during the ban. But the reports on this raid suggest the reason the customers were rounded up and charged with violating the Emergency Decree and Communicable Diseases Act is because they were dancing in a confined space.

There were receipts to prove alcohol was being sold so the person selling the booze was arrested for that. But I don't know that busting customers for what might or might not be alcohol in a cup and whether or not that cup belongs to you or the person sitting next to you at the table is the path of least resistance for the cops to take. And that's assuming there would be any liquid left in any cup by the time the cops got to my table

Had I been there I probably would have had club soda in my glass. But I could not deny I was in a gathering of 61 people in an enclosed upstairs bar.

I read that a violation of that Decree and Act is punishable by 2 years in prison and/or a 40,000THB fine.

I wonder how many fines were settled asap at the bar "owners'" station that night.[/QUOTE]I was arrested at a bar in Pattaya earlier this year. I, and the ladies were hauled down to the station on Soi 9. However, we were required to enter the station through a side entrance on the third floor, which required us to climb over a wall. That was the tipoff that everything would be resolved with money.

And it was. The bar paid the police, and everyone went home. But the bar stayed closed.