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[QUOTE=FastEddie48;1781693]To Islandboy.
No more just take a taxi to Mo chit bus station only 20 min then take the bus to pattaya only 135 bht every hour.
Fast eddie 48.[/QUOTE]Thank you, I decided to go into town, visit Tulip, and proceed to Ekkemai bus station form there where it's easy to get a bus.
[QUOTE=Blanquiceleste;1780841]I have never been much of a Go Go guy but reading Natty's posts makes me want to change my mind. I will be there in mid-Oct and will certainly give it a spin.
As for the Sagami 001, I agree. There is no better condom. It kinda fits a bit too snug but the sensation of doing it bareback is irreplaceable.[/QUOTE]I recently did some research on this. I tried out a regular generic XL condom, an Okamoto. 02 and the Sagami. 01. Condom with a lady at one sitting. (I am not a large guy. Purely average, but I was curious about the XLs.) The XL fit just snugly enough so that it would not come off. I liked the looser feeling, but the sensations of sex with them were not so good. We tried the. 02 next and it was a huge improvement. She was raving about them. Then we tried the. 01. She raved about them even more, and while I could feel a difference, it wasn't a huge difference and I am not sure if they are worth the extra cost. Anyway, she took the package they came in so she could buy her own. I believer the. 01's are around $4 to $5 each, so they are expensive, thus I would label the. 02's the best buy.
One warning though. In Phuket last time, we broke a. 01. I have never had a condom break before. When she put the condom on, she did not leave any gap at the tip. After a while, she started to dry out. We did a position change and I used a little saliva and after a bit it things were really feeling good. I was loving these. 01's! They felt like the real thing and I couldn't hold back and ejaculated. When I pulled out, she looked down there and said "It broke!" yikes. No wonder it was feeling so super good! I quickly [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord134][CodeWord134][/url]'d and showered then she spent a lot of time cleaning herself up too. Her english was not good, but I tried to assure her that I was safe. I had no STDs and I shoot blanks. Even if she understood me, she should not trust me as so many mongerers lie, but I was glad to see her be so thorough as that tended to imply she was clean too. I never caught anything at least, thank goodness.
Anyway, try to keep a little spare room at the tip, and if the girl starts to dry out a bit, use some lube. I did that thereafter and had no more issues.
[QUOTE=Titanio;1781694]Wow, all the way to MorChit when you can take a direct BellBus with Van connection in Pattaya? Or take the free shuttle bus from Suvarnabhumi to the close by bus station and catch a government bus from there if you go for the cheapest option.[/QUOTE]You missed the part where he was coming in at Don Muang. Also, at 30 baht the train is actually the cheapest option.
[QUOTE=FLHawk;1781733] I recently did some research on this. I tried out a regular generic XL condom, an Okamoto. 02 and the Sagami. 01. Condom with a lady at one sitting. (I am not a large guy. Purely average, but I was curious about the XLs.) The XL fit just snugly enough so that it would not come off. I liked the looser feeling, but the sensations of sex with them were not so good. We tried the. 02 next and it was a huge improvement. She was raving about them. Then we tried the. 01. She raved about them even more, and while I could feel a difference, it wasn't a huge difference and I am not sure if they are worth the extra cost. Anyway, she took the package they came in so she could buy her own. I believer the. 01's are around $4 to $5 each, so they are expensive, thus I would label the. 02's the best buy.
One warning though. In Phuket last time, we broke a. 01. I have never had a condom break before. When she put the condom on, she did not leave any gap at the tip. After a while, she started to dry out. We did a position change and I used a little saliva and after a bit it things were really feeling good. I was loving these. 01's! They felt like the real thing and I couldn't hold back and ejaculated. When I pulled out, she looked down there and said "It broke!" yikes. No wonder it was feeling so super good! I quickly and showered then she spent a lot of time cleaning herself up too. Her english was not good, but I tried to assure her that I was safe. I had no STDs and I shoot blanks. Even if she understood me, she should not trust me as so many mongerers lie, but I was glad to see her be so thorough as that tended to imply she was clean too. I never caught anything at least, thank goodness.
Anyway, try to keep a little spare room at the tip, and if the girl starts to dry out a bit, use some lube. I did that thereafter and had no more issues. [/QUOTE]I've had both the. 02's and the. 01's break as well.
You have to make sure that they are put on properly (as you point out) which is difficult as they are both kind of snug. Also they dry out as they are polyeurathane and not latex. So make sure you also have some lube handy.
They make a larger size Sagumi. 02 and I haven't' had any problems with breakage with that one. But it sells out pretty quickly at Booths and can be hard to find.
[QUOTE=Titanio;1781694]Wow, all the way to MorChit when you can take a direct BellBus with Van connection in Pattaya? Or take the free shuttle bus from Suvarnabhumi to the close by bus station and catch a government bus from there if you go for the cheapest option.[/QUOTE]To Titanio.
If your read Islandboy post he is coming into Don Muang the old airport bell don't run there anymore, that is why I told him to go to Mo Chit is closer please RTFF before you commend.
Fast eddie 48.
[QUOTE=Titanio;1781694]Wow, all the way to MorChit when you can take a direct BellBus with Van connection in Pattaya? Or take the free shuttle bus from Suvarnabhumi to the close by bus station and catch a government bus from there if you go for the cheapest option.[/QUOTE]There is no such thing as a "government" bus.
Whats a good portable wifi 3 g, 4 g hot spot to get in pattaya.
[QUOTE=FastEddie48;1782171]If your read Islandboy post he is coming into Don Muang the old airport bell don't run there anymore[/QUOTE]I think you need to double check that as Bell Travel did stop service at DMK but recently re-instated it. It is detailed and selectable on their website: [URL]https://www.belltravelservice.com/pages/PageAboutSharedTransfer.aspx[/URL]#RouteDMKPTY.
SL.
[QUOTE=Sunlover2;1782590]I think you need to double check that as Bell Travel did stop service at DMK but recently re-instated it. It is detailed and selectable on their website: [URL]https://www.belltravelservice.com/pages/PageAboutSharedTransfer.aspx[/URL]#RouteDMKPTY.
SL.[/QUOTE]On my last trip to Pattaya, I had to get back to DMK the next day, holding over in Bangkok for one night. The hotel was maybe 10 miles from DMK. Anyway, I took the Bell bus to BKK, then got a taxi from there to go to the hotel, and another taxi the next morning to get to DMK.
This next time, I will also be going from Pattaya to DMK but without the stop over. My plan is to take the Bell bus again from Pattaya to BKK, but then get on the MTS and take it all the way to Phaya Thai, then switch trains and go all the way north to Mo Chit. From there, I will take a taxi to DMK. I hope to bypass a lot of stalled traffic.
I did see Bell has a bus direct to DMK, but they have only two departures, one at 6:30 AM (and the other at 1:30 PM. They say it can take up to 4 hours to get to DMK! Well, for one, I am not getting up in time to make that first departure! Second, the later departure is too late. I think one reason the bus may take so long is the Bangkok traffic. When I first arrived BKK last time and took a taxi to my hotel near Soi Cowboy, we were stuck in traffic and watching the trains go by. I will try to eliminate most of the traffic delay this time.
Does this seem reasonable?
[QUOTE=FLHawk;1782593]On my last trip to Pattaya, I had to get back to DMK the next day, holding over in Bangkok for one night. The hotel was maybe 10 miles from DMK. Anyway, I took the Bell bus to BKK, then got a taxi from there to go to the hotel, and another taxi the next morning to get to DMK.
This next time, I will also be going from Pattaya to DMK but without the stop over. My plan is to take the Bell bus again from Pattaya to BKK, but then get on the MTS and take it all the way to Phaya Thai, then switch trains and go all the way north to Mo Chit. From there, I will take a taxi to DMK. I hope to bypass a lot of stalled traffic.
I did see Bell has a bus direct to DMK, but they have only two departures, one at 6:30 AM (and the other at 1:30 PM. They say it can take up to 4 hours to get to DMK! Well, for one, I am not getting up in time to make that first departure! Second, the later departure is too late. I think one reason the bus may take so long is the Bangkok traffic. When I first arrived BKK last time and took a taxi to my hotel near Soi Cowboy, we were stuck in traffic and watching the trains go by. I will try to eliminate most of the traffic delay this time.
Does this seem reasonable?[/QUOTE]If you have a ticket or boarding pass for fly out from DMK, you can take the shuttle bus BKK-DMK for free. That is a direct bus, no stops in between and as I remember well, it departs from door 5 on departures level. Without a ticket they will not allow you on the bus, but arriving at BKK and showing a boarding pass stating BKK arrival same day, tell them you will buy ticket at DMK counter and they accept it.
Bus ride is just one hour, all through the outskirts of Bangkok, no worries about traffic jams.
[QUOTE=FLHawk;1782593]This next time, I will also be going from Pattaya to DMK but without the stop over. My plan is to take the Bell bus again from Pattaya to BKK, but then get on the MTS and take it all the way to Phaya Thai, then switch trains and go all the way north to Mo Chit. From there, I will take a taxi to DMK. I hope to bypass a lot of stalled traffic.
Does this seem reasonable?[/QUOTE]Yes; this sounds quite reasonable if you are traveling relatively lightly and do not have a ton of luggage.
SL.
[QUOTE=FLHawk;1782593]This next time, I will also be going from Pattaya to DMK but without the stop over. My plan is to take the Bell bus again from Pattaya to BKK, but then get on the MTS and take it all the way to Phaya Thai, then switch trains and go all the way north to Mo Chit. From there, I will take a taxi to DMK. I hope to bypass a lot of stalled traffic.
Does this seem reasonable?[/QUOTE]Seems unnecessary to go to a different airport then take 2 trains. That is 2 extra stops that you don't need to make. Why are you so concerned with bypassing traffic? It's not like you are driving. Just bring your music or watch shows on your tablet and relax or sleep. And the places you are bypassing probably won't have any traffic to begin with. Most traffic going there is concentrated around the toll booths. Also there is heavy traffic going into and out of Don Muang. Actually the other day they opened up the military part in order to relieve some of the traffic around the airport. Just keep things simple and take the bus from Pattaya to Mo Chit, leaving BKK and the trains out of it.
[QUOTE=FLHawk;1782593]On my last trip to Pattaya, I had to get back to DMK the next day, holding over in Bangkok for one night. The hotel was maybe 10 miles from DMK. Anyway, I took the Bell bus to BKK, then got a taxi from there to go to the hotel, and another taxi the next morning to get to DMK.
This next time, I will also be going from Pattaya to DMK but without the stop over. My plan is to take the Bell bus again from Pattaya to BKK, but then get on the MTS and take it all the way to Phaya Thai, then switch trains and go all the way north to Mo Chit. From there, I will take a taxi to DMK. I hope to bypass a lot of stalled traffic.
I did see Bell has a bus direct to DMK, but they have only two departures, one at 6:30 AM (and the other at 1:30 PM. They say it can take up to 4 hours to get to DMK! Well, for one, I am not getting up in time to make that first departure! Second, the later departure is too late. I think one reason the bus may take so long is the Bangkok traffic. When I first arrived BKK last time and took a taxi to my hotel near Soi Cowboy, we were stuck in traffic and watching the trains go by. I will try to eliminate most of the traffic delay this time.
Does this seem reasonable?[/QUOTE]Unless you are on a very tight budget, take the bus to the Airport from Pattaya, then a taxi to DMK, there is expressway routings between the two airports, and those train fares are not cheap. I think there may also be a bus from Pattaya to Mo Chit??
I've been reading this website for over a year. I've traveled to Pattaya once. In all that time, I'm sure this question has never been properly answered, and I'd prefer to get an answer for someone who lives in Pattaya, but anybody who visits frequently should feel free to chime in.
Okay, how do you decline all of the sun glass / hat / ride somewhere with me merchants that harass you 24/7 on the streets?
I wear sunglasses everywhere I go, but my last trip I couldn't because it seemed like they were an open invitation for every sun glasses guy to come up and ruin my day. I would say no forcefully many times and less than two minutes later another one would be approaching me. How can I quickly make it clear I don't want to buy their trash?
Another one is LB's. Do they think it's okay to grab my abs / junk / arms anytime I walk by. Is it because I have a smile on my face from being in Pattaya? Should I try to look angry?
I don't mind saying no once or twice, but saying no 25 times in a row is annoying. It was so bad that I found myself crossing the street repeatedly just to avoid them.
How do you deal with these distractions?
For the record, I think Pattaya is still a great place and is worth visiting. I love Go-Go's and Pattaya has enough to make me think I'm in heaven.
[QUOTE=Adrena;1783054]I've been reading this website for over a year. I've traveled to Pattaya once. In all that time, I'm sure this question has never been properly answered, and I'd prefer to get an answer for someone who lives in Pattaya, but anybody who visits frequently should feel free to chime in.
Okay, how do you decline all of the sun glass / hat / ride somewhere with me merchants that harass you 24/7 on the streets?
I wear sunglasses everywhere I go, but my last trip I couldn't because it seemed like they were an open invitation for every sun glasses guy to come up and ruin my day. I would say no forcefully many times and less than two minutes later another one would be approaching me. How can I quickly make it clear I don't want to buy their trash?
Another one is LB's. Do they think it's okay to grab my abs / junk / arms anytime I walk by. Is it because I have a smile on my face from being in Pattaya? Should I try to look angry?
I don't mind saying no once or twice, but saying no 25 times in a row is annoying. It was so bad that I found myself crossing the street repeatedly just to avoid them.
How do you deal with these distractions?
For the record, I think Pattaya is still a great place and is worth visiting. I love Go-Go's and Pattaya has enough to make me think I'm in heaven.[/QUOTE]When you find the answer, get a patent. I dealt with the same thing in Sosua, minus the LBs.
For the various vendors, I found that a simple shake of the head combined with a look best described as "I just stepped in fresh dog shit", was usually effective. For the girls I just kept moving, never giving them a chance to get a good grip. I only had one try to walk with me and she gave up after half a block.
I think it's one of those things you just have to deal with.