Bangkok Reports

[QUOTE=BananaBoi;1734632]You guys definitely aren't doing a good job at motivating new guys going to BKK. Maybe I'll skip BKK altogether. Never seen so much negativity before. Oh wait, yes I have. Sirioja in the Germany FKK threads.[/QUOTE]Hey, don't get me wrong. BKK is a great city to visit. The food is awesome, the city is vibrant (although not as much so since the coup), there are great looking gals everywhere you go, and there are P4 P opportunities. You will have a good time. Those of us that "complain" simply have wonderful memories of a far better time and are sometimes sad that it is not as fun as it used be.

[QUOTE=Undercoverh;1734286]
Another factor that affects the sexual relathionship with hookers, is the guy himself. How does he look, how does he smell, how does he dress, how does he interact with the girl. Is he nice or aggressive. Is he rude or poltie, etc. .[/QUOTE]Well golly gee willakers, that clears everything up. I've been doing it wrong all these years. Next time I'll try changing into clean underwear and taking the time and effort of wiping my ass after I take a shit. You give good advice, maybe you should write a book on how to get what you want when you order food at a restaurant.

I surmise it would go something like this:

Another factor in getting the food you want in a restaurant is to sit down, don't speak so loudly as to intrude on other guests. Read the menu carefully, ask what the soup of the day is. If you are a senior citizen, ask them if they offer a senior citzen discount. If you need more time to decide, ask the server for more time. When it is time to order the food, tell the server what you want, if you are ordering a steak, be sure to tell them how you want it cooked.

Goat Scrot.

You are a wise man!

[QUOTE=TonyHoeprano;1734655]Well golly gee willakers, that clears everything up. I've been doing it wrong all these years. Next time I'll try changing into clean underwear and taking the time and effort of wiping my ass after I take a shit. You give good advice, maybe you should write a book on how to get what you want when you order food at a restaurant.

I surmise it would go something like this:

Another factor in getting the food you want in a restaurant is to sit down, don't speak so loudly as to intrude on other guests. Read the menu carefully, ask what the soup of the day is. If you are a senior citizen, ask them if they offer a senior citzen discount. If you need more time to decide, ask the server for more time. When it is time to order the food, tell the server what you want, if you are ordering a steak, be sure to tell them how you want it cooked.[/QUOTE]I stayed at the Narai Hotel on Silom Rd for a few days. They have contracted with Chinese tour groups. What an experience that was. The Chinese are LOUD when they talk to each other, they push and cut in front at the buffet lines. Even when they are talking on their HP they yell.

I will never stay there again. Japanese, Thai, and most travelers are shocked at the Chinese rudeness. I guess when your one in a billion and one half people, it causes you to be very aggressive.

So my point is Tony that being considerate of others, even a WG that is trying to feed her family, that a little kindness goes a long way.

RL.

[QUOTE=RobertLong;1734667]I stayed at the Narai Hotel on Silom Rd for a few days. They have contracted with Chinese tour groups. What an experience that was. The Chinese are LOUD when they talk to each other, they push and cut in front at the buffet lines. Even when they are talking on their HP they yell.

I will never stay there again. Japanese, Thai, and most travelers are shocked at the Chinese rudeness. I guess when your one in a billion and one half people, it causes you to be very aggressive.

So my point is Tony that being considerate of others, even a WG that is trying to feed her family, that a little kindness goes a long way.

RL.[/QUOTE]Honestly, they have kind of ruined traveling in Asia for me. Loud, rude, obnoxious, and lots of them. I'm lines at DM used to be no problem. Now it is another story. It is the tour groups that are the problem. The mainland families and individual tourists are no issue what so ever. In fact, they seem just as appalled as we do with the bad behavior. Sadly until the bubble bursts we will have to deal with this scourge while traveling in Asia.

[QUOTE=BananaBoi;1734632]You guys definitely aren't doing a good job at motivating new guys going to BKK. Maybe I'll skip BKK altogether. Never seen so much negativity before. Oh wait, yes I have. Sirioja in the Germany FKK threads.[/QUOTE]Although it is true that the range and quality of girls has gone down in the last 5 years I personally think the go-go scene has been the worst affected. Nowadays I way prefer to go to a massage place be it the oilies, soapy's or the hyper places in Ratchada. The overall experience just seems to be better and at a lower price.

Regards,

BJ

[QUOTE=RobertLong;1734667]I stayed at the Narai Hotel on Silom Rd for a few days. They have contracted with Chinese tour groups. What an experience that was. The Chinese are LOUD when they talk to each other, they push and cut in front at the buffet lines. Even when they are talking on their HP they yell.

I will never stay there again. Japanese, Thai, and most travelers are shocked at the Chinese rudeness. I guess when your one in a billion and one half people, it causes you to be very aggressive.


RL.[/QUOTE]Try living amongst them (as I do!) . However they are deeply aware that the rest of the world looks on them with disdain. The papers in China regularly report about the shame that misbehaving tourists bring on China and so to stop all this, the China National Prevention of Bad Tourism amongst the Patriotic and Virtuous (OK I made that title up) had set up a black list. So if you cause a fight on a plane, threaten bombs on planes, kick temple bells, you will get placed on a blacklist. You won't be fined or punished, or stopped from flying. Just have your name placed on a bad boys list. Well that will surely stop the problem immediately then, right. Taiwan faced a similar sort of probelm many years ago, and wouldn't let its citizens travel outside Taiwan until they had undergone a 2 hour government mandated programme, that basically told people how to behave. Don't spit, don't shout, don't cut queues, don't don't don't. Now the Taiwanese can hardly be seen and certainly not heard. Unlike their brothers on the mainland who seem to compete to be the noisiest and unruliest.

Oh and try standing in line in BKK airport for a flight back to China as I did, with a model tall cute African lady as I recently did, and listen to racist, prejudiced, ignorant, abusive comments from the dumpy little jealous housewives.

[QUOTE=RobertLong;1734667]I stayed at the Narai Hotel on Silom Rd for a few days. They have contracted with Chinese tour groups. What an experience that was. The Chinese are LOUD when they talk to each other, they push and cut in front at the buffet lines. Even when they are talking on their HP they yell.

I will never stay there again. Japanese, Thai, and most travelers are shocked at the Chinese rudeness. I guess when your one in a billion and one half people, it causes you to be very aggressive.

So my point is Tony that being considerate of others, even a WG that is trying to feed her family, that a little kindness goes a long way.

RL.[/QUOTE]I stayed at the Emerald Hotel on Rachadapisek last December which was full of them. Fortunately the hotel stuck them all in the old tower and the civilized people in the new tower. They are sometimes hard to avoid even in finer hotels.

Be sure to stay off smoking floors as well because they seem to like those.

[QUOTE=RalphKramden;1734846]I stayed at the Emerald Hotel on Rachadapisek last December which was full of them. Fortunately the hotel stuck them all in the old tower and the civilized people in the new tower. They are sometimes hard to avoid even in finer hotels.

Be sure to stay off smoking floors as well because they seem to like those.[/QUOTE]To Ralph.

The Chinese middle class to growing you will see more and more tourist from China traveling to Asia and Europe, the Emerald hotel is near all the massage place in Rachada so Chinese like to stay there did they cut in front of you at the Nataree also.

Fast eddie 48.

[QUOTE=FastEddie48;1734990]the Emerald hotel is near all the massage place in Rachada so Chinese like to stay there did they cut in front of you at the Nataree also.

Fast eddie 48.[/QUOTE]Whenever I see Chinese in Thailand they don't seem to participate in sex tourism. I only see them in those big tour groups. Do they go to massage parlors, Nana, and Cowboy to find girls?

[QUOTE=Allover;1735154]Whenever I see Chinese in Thailand they don't seem to participate in sex tourism. I only see them in those big tour groups. Do they go to massage parlors, Nana, and Cowboy to find girls?[/QUOTE]In the last 12 months I have noticed a considerable increase in the number of Chinese tourists coming to the Salon specifically. Before anyone jumps on the band wagon yes I know this is only one venue but it may be a general indicator of their increased willingness to participate in the sex industry.

Regards,

BJ

[QUOTE=Allover;1735154]Whenever I see Chinese in Thailand they don't seem to participate in sex tourism. I only see them in those big tour groups. Do they go to massage parlors, Nana, and Cowboy to find girls?[/QUOTE]They have plenty of options in their home country and their girls are fairer skinned than Thais. They are not really an issue; yet. The lack of women in the country might start driving them here. Then it will be all over but the shouting.

[QUOTE=Dg8787;1734285]Your advice is not worth 2 centavos sir. You chase free pussy and at best paid for one taxi ride of 500 baht. Your punting advice is like asking an electrician for plumbing advice.

That's my 2 cents[/QUOTE]I had a look to your postings in the Thailand Bangkok section over the last 6 months.

Excluding ONE posting (in the Pattaya section) all your postings are reply's to others contribution and mostly with non-saying one liners.

That brings your contribution (to me) in Bangkok Thailand section closer to 0 cents.

Hope to see in future constructive reports from you in the Thailand Bangkok section.

Thanks.

[QUOTE=FastEddie48;1734990]To Ralph.

The Chinese middle class to growing you will see more and more tourist from China traveling to Asia and Europe, the Emerald hotel is near all the massage place in Rachada so Chinese like to stay there did they cut in front of you at the Nataree also.

Fast eddie 48.[/QUOTE]I agree with Allover Eddie because I can say that I have never seen a Chinese in Nataree that I can recall. Plenty of Japanese of course and a few Koreans. Perhaps they can slip away in the evening after the tour bus returns but by then I have had my pleasure in the afternoon. Heaven forbid if they become hot sex tourists because then their horde will completely ruin it for many others. One other trick is to avoid them for breakfast. It is either well before the tour bus leaves or right after. I have rarely witnessed such barbaric manners when they are all together in one mob.

[QUOTE=FastEddie48;1734990]To Ralph.

The Chinese middle class to growing you will see more and more tourist from China traveling to Asia and Europe, the Emerald hotel is near all the massage place in Rachada so Chinese like to stay there did they cut in front of you at the Nataree also.

Fast eddie 48.[/QUOTE]The tourists from China are predominantly on budget tour groups and not big spenders per se. Most of the middle class with money to spend will make HK their primary stop and for sex Macau, LOL. But I don't want to over generalize. POV.