Bangkok Reports

I just got back home from a 'mini-break' in Bangers: 2 nights only. Flew in & out of Suvarnabhumi, stayed at Rajadamri Road, nights out in Suk Soi 4 to 23. I didn't see any flooding, just lots of cars parked on highways and lots of sandbags. Tourist numbers were definitely lower than usual, but popular bars in NEP & Soi Cowboy were full during show time. The lack of tourists made things much more pleasant. The girls seemed to have a better attitude, and Suk was much easier to walk down. The temperatures were lovely & cool. Never been easier to get a taxi, and the roads were fairly traffic free,

Things are obviously awful for Thais living in flood affected areas, but if you're a typical western tourist staying in central BKK enjoying the nightlife I would say, IME, that now is a good time to visit.

Kens.

[QUOTE=GentleBoner; 1216358]Where's the best place to go if you want to have sex thai style?

I mean like doing it in rice fields and in huts with no aircon with girls who don't speak any English.

I'm assuming Isaan, but where? And what opportunities are there?[/QUOTE]I doubt you can have sex in the rice fields. Rice fields are usually waterlogged.

Yes, you can have sex in huts with no air con. I think you better go to Chiang Mai region.

When I went there with my girlfriend we took few tours. While on one tour visiting ethnic monorities who are mostly from Myanmar the guide told me privately that the beautifull girls are available. I just commented to him that these girls look really pretty and nice figure. He asked me if I wanted to see the huts where they live in. When I said yes he took me there. It had a wooden plank where I guess the action takes place. No matress. I guess you can do it on the floor as well which looked uneven. I think he was trying to test me if I am game when I asked how these girls and their families manage to live on tourist business alone. He said some girls have jobs in the towns.

I showed no interest and price was not discussed. Set up could be you meet the guy in the evening and he will take you to the hut and you do the deed, pay the money most likely to the guy and he will bring you back.

I am sure local men regularly do this. Also I think these things are done discretely under cover of darkness.

Generally these things in Thailand is safe. Good luck!

[QUOTE=Mr Enternational;1216694]You can do all the hut fucking you want for 200 baht / pop. Just go to the Crack Shacks in Pattaya. And be sure to bring mosquito spray.[/QUOTE]Haven't heard of these. Could you elaborate?

Hi guys I will be travelling to Bangkok in about 10 days and will stay at the Holiday Inn Silom.

Can you tell me if that area is flooded or in danger to be flooded.

Also can I go from there to Colonze 2 as I get a great Nuru massage there.

Anywhere else I can get a nuru massage in BKK.

Any help will do thanks a lot guys.

John

[QUOTE=Satyr23;1216864]Haven't heard of these. Could you elaborate?[/QUOTE][url]Http://www.internationalsexguide.info/forum/showthread.php?2186-Pattaya-Reports&p=1028263&viewfull=1#post1028263[/url]

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Hi all, update on my first few days back in BKK. Went straight out to Soi cowboy the very same night I landed (thought it would be rude not too) it certainly felt great to be back in the action. I went to a few bars and noticed the number of ladies was down by quite a bit compared with the last time I was here, which was early September, needless to say a result of the flood situation. But I still had myself a splendid time and despite the number of ladies being reduced I still managed to find myself a beautiful young lady who showed me exactly why BKK wins hands down for the right place to live. I seem to have picked the right time to come back from U. K though, a friend of mine who lives in Cumbria (north of England) was telling me the temperature had dropped to 2 degrees. Mind you I will have to pop back to London at the end of January / beginning of February time so I'm sure the weather will be even worse then. Have to confess as good as all the bars are in BKK are and as we are all aware they are awesome I met a very nice lady last Sunday. Turns out she runs a massage place in the Sukhumvit area and I have spent quite a lot of time with her since last week. It's a refreshing change to actually spend some quality time with someone rather than a short time with a bar girl, not that I am criticizing that practice in any way. Before I was fortunate enough to meet her I was a go-go bar hound at every opportunity and no doubt if things don't work out with her I will be straight back into the same swing. Curiously though she actually told me she would have no problem with me visiting lady bars and taking one back to a short time hotel. Can't work out if she genuinely means that or if she is trying to test my commitment even at this early stage, but honestly haven't been tempted to test her resolve in this matter (yet that is). One of the best things about coming back is the food here, the Thai food in London is a pale imitation of the real thing. Well that's all for now people.

went for a visit today. for those not knowing this is a relatively new bj bar on suk 7/1. it is billed as being clean and upscale for this type of thing.

i can certainly say that it appears bright and shiny and has a sleek feel to the place. once you enter the girls appear on the 2nd level above you.

so you have to look up and make your choice. there are 2 types of girls. 1) nurses 700 bht / and consultants 1000 bht. there were 4 consultants and.

about 4 nurses to choose from. the only one striking my fancy was a long haired consultant. so i picked her.

next you go up the stairs to the 3rd floor. the second floor is a mattress room for the girls to rest / play. on the 3rd floor are cubicles with a comfy chair.

stools and a wash basin for little johnny. ist your are washed them sucked. my girl yin had a soft velvety mouth and a nice body. i did however have to ask her.

to remove her clothes after she had already started the process. she complied with no problem. i was dissappointed that she did make it easy for me to.

feel her body or have much any contact aside from her mouth on my dick. her skills were good enough and after a bit i cim.

finally time to be washed and pay the check bin.

good: nice place, private, clean, comfy. a step up from [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord900][CodeWord900][/url] / sol etc.

bad: having to choose the girls from far away / 1000 baht is a lot for bj and little contact.

summary: i will go back and try a 700 baht nurse next time. for bj lovers i say give it a try. you'll like it.

certainly more 'upscale" and has new place look and feel.

Will be in BKK nextweek for a week of mongering. I usually stop by Gullivers for a bite / drink at various times while I am in town, and have noticed some of the local female species showing up after work hours for a drink or two. Anyone have recommendations if any of these locals, generally secretary / professionally dressed types, are available? Anybody have any luck here?

[QUOTE=Warthog2837;1217172]Will be in BKK nextweek for a week of mongering. I usually stop by Gullivers for a bite / drink at various times while I am in town, and have noticed some of the local female species showing up after work hours for a drink or two. Anyone have recommendations if any of these locals, generally secretary / professionally dressed types, are available? Anybody have any luck here?[/QUOTE]There's only 1 reason to be there and it ain't the food. If she's there then she's workin...

[QUOTE=Harold444;1217198]Do non hookers hang out where hookers hang out is the question of the millenium.[/QUOTE]And the answer would be yes. I have met and seen many in the discos in Pattaya. As a matter of fact when my non-hooker friends from BKK come to Pattaya the first thing they want to know is about going to Lucifer.

And how do you discern between the two you ask? Well as for me and my experience, if the girl is a hooker then she will ask,"how much you give me?" A non-hooker has no reason to discuss money and will not bring the subject up. Contrarily, many mongers think they should give non-hookers money as well. I was reading on Thai Visa yesterday where some guy even gives his wife 50K baht / month.

Just checking to see if there are any types or years / series of 100 dollar bills that are difficult to exchange in Thailand. Thanks so much for the info. Just checking on the latest info.

Thanks, guys. Or is it better to bring some 50s also?

[QUOTE=Redfield10; 1217393]Just checking to see if there are any types or years / series of 100 dollar bills that are difficult to exchange in Thailand. Thanks so much for the info. Just checking on the latest info.

Thanks, guys. Or is it better to bring some 50s also?[/QUOTE]It has to be at least 1996. The older style they will not change. And make sure it is in good condition, eg. not faded or torn, or they will not accept it. You do not need to bring any 50s, but in case you can't get your hands on any 100s, that is the next best thing. After that they give the same exchange rate for 20s, 10s, 5s, and 1s.

As I posted at the start of the flood, its a man made flood, purely to cause problems for the new government by.

[url]http://www.bangkokpost.com/breakingnews/266369/nacc-asked-to-probe-abhisit[/url]

[QUOTE=Giotto; 1216721]Good question. My POV:

[b]How to understand the flood news right now[/b]

We basically get good news about receding water from the north of Bangkok and the districts further north (Ayutthaja etc.) , and bad news about inundated areas and rising water from the east / south-east / west side of the city.

You must think about a giant lake moving south, covering a huge area, but being not very deep (2-3 m max). That means, that we will get good news about receding water in the northern areas the lake covers, and bad news about rising water in the southern areas the lake moves into. There is only very little slope towards sea level, that makes the movement of the lake quite slow. That's good and bad. It prolongs the flood in some areas, because the water moves on very slowly, but it also gives the canal and pumping system (BMA drainage system) time to pump water into the rivers.

Reaching the flood barriers the water is blocked, rises in front of the flood barriers and finally leaks through or overflows the barriers.

The Flood barriers buy time for the BMA's drainage system. Water flows into the canals to pumping stations, from where it is then pumped into the 3 rivers here in the Chao Praya delta and finally flows into the Gulf of Thailand. In total the lake gets smaller every day, but it is still there, and it is still huge.

[b]Critical areas[/b]

In the west of Bangkok (other side of the river) many districts are inundated (Nonthaburi etc.). In the east / south east Bang Chen and Lad Krabang industrial estates are seeing rising water levels and struggle to survive.

[b]Suvaranabhumi airport[/b]

The airport and the roads from the airport into the mongering / tourist areas have not seen any flood yet. But. The moving lake has just started to reach the area north of the airport (Lad Krabang industrial estate). We don't really know right now how bad that area around the airport will be effected.

[b]Will the mongering area (Sukhumvit, Central Bangkok) be flooded? [/b]

Most likely not. This area is protected by two giant flood tunnels (near Makhasan / Ratchadapisek and Rama 9) and an effective pumping system. Risk is that the pumps fail, or it starts to rain. There was no major rainfall (just a little bit) in the last 10 days, and the raining season should be over. The pumps are more or less working fine. Up to now.

[b]Bangkok dry in 2 weeks[/b]

Some politicians voiced their opinion since Friday, that Bangkok will be dry in 10 days / 2 weeks. That will NOT happen. It will last longer.

[b]Supply situation[/b]

It's still tense, but basically you find everything you need. The 7/11 shops are somehow badly managed, they have some product shortages every day. Other shops are well stocked (Villa Market, Emporium).

We don't get any draft beer right now (Singha, Tiger, Heineken). So we have to sell bottles. No major issue.

Prices for nearly everything have risen (eggs, vegetables, bottled water etc. Etc.).

There is a fight (BMA against flood) ongoing to keep Rama II road open. That's the main traffic connection to the South, located in the west of Bangkok, and right now the main road to deliver goods from logistic centers into the city. The road was closed yesterday afternoon for some hours, and it is now open again. We all don't know the outcome of this ongoing battle in the days to come. If the road needs to be closed for a longer period of time the supply situation in Bangkok could deteriorate.

[b]Tap Water[/b]

It smells a bit "muddy", but still looks clean. Don't drink it, and you should be ok. Up to now it did not cause any problems for the employees / customers here at Livingstone's Lodge.

[b]Health issues[/b]

Many reports about rashes and skin diseases from those living in the flood. No major outbreak of water-born infectious diseases up to now. Still. Stay away from the water, it's dirty and polluted with all kinds of stuff picked up on the way down from the North. Don't become a flood tourist!

[b]Mongering situation[/b]

A buyers market. Many girls have left to help their families in the inundated areas, but there are still a lot opportunities out there. Hotels are empty. You can get cheap rooms / special offers everywhere.

[b]Conclusion[/b]

There are still certain risks to travel to Bangkok, but it is somehow manageable now. I still believe that there are better places than Bangkok right now. If you want to go for a vacation.

Giotto.

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