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[QUOTE=Giotto]Fox Two,
Take your fingers out of my rice bowl! I am the Standard Wittness! That's at least half of Livingstone's turnover :) !
Giotto[/QUOTE]
Giotto believes half of the gossip and all of what Giotto says.
Me, I believe nothing I didn't see for myself.
The rest is just stories.
[QUOTE=Mick Licker]Giotto believes half of the gossip and all of what Giotto says.
[/QUOTE]Mick Licker,
I believe everything, whether I see it or not, as long as the wittness fee is ok. But I never believe what Giotto says :) ...
Giotto
The first indications of the upcoming economical crisis of Thailand are getting obvious.
We hired lots of girls during the past few days - and it is high season. During high season the girls usually have jobs, have customers, and they don't change the bars and apply for jobs. This year it is different, every day girls are coming in and asking to work in the bar.
Today 3 - from a massage parlour! Yikes! I did not see them yet - but what if I happen to know them? That's the end of my dick then ...
Talked to a friend today, who had a meeting with the general manager of the Shangri-La hotel yesterday. Occupency in Shangri-La: 7 %. In words: seven. Oh my god. That's really bad. Before I heard already about Sheraton Sukhumvit, occupancy arround 30 %.
Let's wait how all this ends up. But it gets more scary every day.
Giotto
[QUOTE=Giotto]The first indications of the upcoming economical crisis of Thailand are getting obvious. We hired lots of girls during the past few days ... every day girls are coming in and asking to work in the bar.[/QUOTE]
This is happening even in western countries. I read a report a few days ago saying that applications for positions in legal brothels have suddenly skyrocketed.
But I guess to balance things out, there won't be as many customers.
According to the fundamental economic law of 'supply and demand', things are not looking good for sex workers for the time being. I've noticed even in Dubai that starting-offer prices are much lower than usual.
[QUOTE=Giotto]The first indications of the upcoming economical crisis of Thailand are getting obvious...Let's wait how all this ends up. But it gets more scary every day..Giotto[/QUOTE]
Giotto: As always, I enjoyed my recent meals at LL. My new gig liked it a lot, too. They spiced up the som tam for her to the point where the table was catching fire. How do these girls do it?
I did notice a lot of pretty new faces and nice bodies in the Sports Bar. Now that my favorite has moved on to a new career in hair styling (so she says), I can begin my search for a new [i]sporting[/i] partner soon.
[i]I thought I saw a tumbleweed on the motorway yesterday on the way to the airport.[/i]
Once at Suvarnabhumi I was informed that my 1:50 pm Air Asia flight to Krabi was canceled, (no e-mail or SMS). No information as to why, of course, but I suspect it was for lack of passengers. I then had to wait five hours for the next flight (which was about 3/4ths full). On the schedule board I noticed a number of domestic flights had been canceled. Somehow, by the grace of the travel gods I was back on Koh Lanta by 9 pm. [i]Amazing Thailand![/i]
Suvarnabhumi, the world's 18th busiest airport, was eerily quiet for December 10. In fact, I saw many more workers than travelers. Not even lines at the check-in counters. There was no indication of the PAD takeover except for the dozen or so policemen sitting (sleeping?) under a tent at a checkpoint about 2km from the terminal. I wonder why they even bother to carry guns?
[i]Thailand is looking a lot more like Mexico every day. [/i]At the big motorway turn leading to the terminal I noticed that one of the biggest highway billboards is now blank, and the big flat screen TV ads are fading quickly.
Two nights ago at about 9 pm, I joined some friends at the Sofitel Silom Hotel for a drink at the Vbar. There was [i]no one[/i] other than employees in the hotel lobby when we walked in, and just a few folks in the bar. Great views of Bangkok from 37 floors above Silom Rd. Later on, we went to the Cleo Beer Bar on Patpong Soi 2 (right outside the Star of Light). Cleo turned out to be way more fun than the Sofitel (and the drinks were [i]a lot[/i] cheaper). They've got a few cute & friendly young girls there and the bar fine for Isaan's [i]finest[/i] is only 400 baht (Cheap Charlie alert!). If you get bored, SOL is right next door.
Late Saturday afternoon, I stopped by my favorite Silom Road massage shop, "Happy Massage," next to the deserted Narai Hotel. There were 10 girls working and so far that day there had been [i]no customers[/i]. Before climbing to the 4th floor for my regular FS massage, (btw, I love Thailand), I gave Khun Net, (my favorite Happy [i]massage practitioner[/i]), 500 baht to buy the shop girls dinner. That way, to my relief, everyone was now theoretically [i]happy[/i] and [i]im lao[/i] (full), at least until the next meal!
What will January be like? Elections? Foreigner Kidnappings? Food riots? [i]Lower prices???[/i]
[QUOTE=Fon Tok]Giotto: As always, I enjoyed my recent meals at LL. My new gig liked it a lot, too. They spiced up the som tam for her to the point where the table was catching fire. How do these girls do it?
...[/QUOTE]Fon Tok,
I have no idea how somebody can eat that hot. But you need to get used to it, and the best way for that is to ask for a BBBJ directly after the meal :) ...
Giotto
[quote=giotto]fon tok,
i have no idea how somebody can eat that hot. but you need to get used to it, and the best way for that is to ask for a bbbj directly after the meal :) ...
giotto[/quote]
hahahahaha, i remember the lady i had one evening @ [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord900][CodeWord900][/url], she gave me a bbbj after eating som tam... i had a burning sensation on my dick for hours after that!
[quote=nicfrenchy]hahahahaha, i remember the lady i had one evening @ [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord900][CodeWord900][/url], she gave me a bbbj after eating som tam... i had a burning sensation on my dick for hours after that![/quote]
the remedy is to put alcohol on it ;)
[QUOTE=Mick Licker]
The remedy is to put alcohol on it ;)
[/QUOTE]
Some times you can be a cruel bestard. Hope no one really tries this. I did once on my first trip to PI thinking it would stop any STDs. The security at the hotel came to the room to see if the Pinay of the evening was killing me. I learned later peroxide was safer.
Slim
[QUOTE=Nvslim]Some times you can be a cruel bestard. Hope no one really tries this. I did once on my first trip to PI thinking it would stop any STDs. The security at the hotel came to the room to see if the Pinay of the evening was killing me. I learned later peroxide was safer.
Slim[/QUOTE]
Thanks for saving anyone who believes everything I say :D
Alcohol with chili is like pouring petrol on the fire.
Happy holidays to all and may there finally be peace on earth.
Slim
[QUOTE=Mick Licker]Thanks for saving anyone who believes everything I say :D
Alcohol with chili is like pouring petrol on the fire.[/QUOTE]Mick, liquor is the solution. I love it the spicier the better. I should try your recipe. Might save my stomach have to deal with too much of that stuff.
Did the last one out remember to turn off the lights?
Miss the banter.
Slim
[QUOTE=Nvslim]Did the last one out remember to turn off the lights?
Miss the banter.
Slim[/QUOTE]
What lights? PAD stole all the light bulbs out of the govt. house when they left :)
OK OK bad joke... But dang did a lot of things disappear.... I want to know how you hide vehicles and sneak that out of the compound under your jacket????
My last visit being extended by a week thanks to PAD was not enough so I'll be back Jan 3 or so and I know of two other members that will be in town then so anyone else that will be around let me know.
I'll be arriving on the 6th but will most likely leave on the 7th already!