Bangkok Reports

[QUOTE=Luvpuss;1330587]It seems to me the dating site girls are getting smarter.[/QUOTE]That or the punters getting Dumber. I vote for #2

[quote=henryv; 1330595]what soi no?

thank you.

[quote=weaverworld; 1330242]last time i visited bangkok i decided to visit the bj bars and see how they fared against each other.

i visited three bars this time around, dr bj's, [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord900][CodeWord900][/url] and lollipop, out of the three i recommend lollipop and strongly discourage dr bj, horrific experience.

lollipop is off sukhumvit in a small alley, huge sign and pool table outside where you chose your girl, [/quote]it is soi 10

Thank you very much for your advice. I'll use vitamin K and V with moderation.

[QUOTE=Dreams; 1330504]I wish the world would be as simple as that.

Yes, and Pakistanis are Pakis. In the Uk, and most other western european countries shouting "Paki" to a person from the subcontinent can lead to an heavy fine or more.

If you cannot see the difference between calling a Thai man, a Tha, I and Pakistanis Pakis, then you are a definitivelya lost case. I'll try to explian though: The difference is the perception of the person who is on the receiving end, not on the intention of the one saying it. Simple isn'it?[/QUOTE]I'll take no issues with your comment here.

My post was in jest, not meant to be taken seriously.

You don't think the Tenessee Titans are known as the Tits, do you?

I think some Titans fans might have a problem with that.

[QUOTE=Bionicman; 1330283]E is known, from Annie's time, not to have the best tits in town.

Result of a very poor silocon job by a doctor who should have been banned from the profession.

I took her once in Annie's as apart that she seemed attractive (pictures do play a role) and was not much happy. Too much mechanical. Doing the job without much passion (it is a job, yeah, right, but at some degree they got to put some into it). Always hiding her breasts when she removed the bra (I can imagine why) by keeping a towel.

I could dimagine why she moved to DrBJ as there she does not necessary have to go full naked. But she seems not much into the job there either. She might get custsomres by the initial look but not read many positive reports.[/QUOTE]Are you referring to the lady "EE: Consultant Name: Take's Itdeep"?

[QUOTE=]Age: Late 20's.

Body type: Medium Skin, Tall, slim large silicone chest

Description: Fluent English, very smart, well educated, speaks some Italian also. Very good for VIP room, offers many different services. One of the best service ladies we have. The perfect lips for the job.

Dr. BJ's recommendation level 9. 9/10.

Can be taken out and also works with other ladies couples and 2 men at a time.[/QUOTE][url]http://bjbarbangkok.com/staff.html[/url]

[QUOTE=Wolvenvacht;1330488]I do not think it is the re-chilling that is the problem. Rather the re-heating.[/QUOTE]I am not good at switching the air-con off, so I don't think they get exactly hot. I doubt that Hotels store drinks refridgerated all the time too nor drink suppliers where they came from. These are not vintage wines we are talking about, that may require better temp control.

I once stayed at a Hotel in Zurich which had a sign on the small fridge saying that it was for mini-bar only and not for the customers personal use. Naturally I took no notice. What use is a Hotel room without a usable fridge? I don't pay for 24 hour room service.

My understanding is that beer and I assume wine is in a dark bottle to prevent spoilage. Clear bottles allow the light to get in and it will spoil faster. Constant heating and reheating will also spoil the beverage. Now all this could depend on the type of drink, such as wiskey, rum, beer, or wine. Do we have any brew masters or chemists among us to clarify this question.

[QUOTE=Syzygies;1330865]I am not good at switching the air-con off, so I don't think they get exactly hot.[/QUOTE]Many modern hotels switch all appliances (except the fridge) off when you withdraw the keycard from its slot in the wall. Although the room will not get sweltering hot it will quickly reach about 25C or more in Thailand. That is still 10C cooler than outside so it feels somewhat cool. And even if you leave the aircon on, the room will still be warmer than 20C. Personally I find anything below 22C too cold in any climate. Especially for our hobby, I like a cosy temperature.

I saw someone mention this. Is there a location that provides a decent haircut, shave, mani pedi massage? Perfect world would be getting a haircut while getting my head taken care of.

Thanks in advance.

[QUOTE=PinkPearl; 1330841]I'll take no issues with your comment here.

My post was in jest, not meant to be taken seriously.

QUOTE]

Fair enough.

[QUOTE=Harold444;1330745]I was thinking last night watching 4 ippuns go into a bra.[/QUOTE]A lot of comments have been made about how "small" our Japanese brothers are. But this is rather extreme!

[QUOTE=BadDances; 1330918]I saw someone mention this. Is there a location that provides a decent haircut, shave, mani pedi massage? Perfect world would be getting a haircut while getting my head taken care of.

Thanks in advance.[/QUOTE]The shop we're talking about is on Soi 11 at the entrance to the small soi where Sabai Sabai Massage used to be. I think Sabai Sabai Massage is gone now. There is a popular Mexican restaurant in that soi now. The barber / beauty shop has a second floor where the action took place. I don't know if they still do full service upstairs.