Siem Reap

Knight - he's in the wrong section - he's talking about PP - 104 and 136 are street numbers "walkabou" is WALKABOUT (Pasteur and 174)

[QUOTE=Phil Istine]
I always tell new comers if they take a girl from a bar never to discuss the money.If the money is discussed it is often fucked.
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I would advise against this and always talk money upfront if you are taking a girl from a hosstess bar. Otherwise you both may have very different expectations and end up in a nasty confrontation. The barang will nearly always lose. Dont put yourself in this position.

I dont talk money with the girls from the WA for ST but even then some are expecting $15 and not the $10 I give them. If I wasnt a frequent flyer WA ST customer I could have problems.

For goodness sake guys, and for the benefit of newcomers, do please shift your PP discussion to the correct thread. This is the SR thread.

Well shadow I am in SR tomorrow night and if I indulge I will not discuss the money.

I have been here quite a long time and up to you means up to you.

However I do speak quite well now and I understand the culture, but still up to you means up to you.

I will hopefully post report this week.

I like siem reap.

Always have.

[QUOTE=Phil Istine]Well shadow I am in SR tomorrow night and if I indulge I will not discuss the money.

I have been here quite a long time and up to you means up to you.

However I do speak quite well now and I understand the culture, but still up to you means up to you.

I will hopefully post report this week.

I like siem reap.

Always have.[/QUOTE]

Well have a good trip, and lots of luck in your punting adventures. But if you are told the price is up to you then you have in fact disscussed price. I would still recommend that in most places for most people it is better to disscuss price first.

Every time I go into a new $5 brothel or one I havent been to for 6 months I always tell them what im going to pay. They normally say it is now $10 at which point I say no thank you then. The price then comes back down to $5. If I hadnt had this conversation you can bet they would have demanded $10. Very hard to negotiate after the fact.

[QUOTE=Shadow6491]Every time I go into a new $5 brothel or one I havent been to for 6 months I always tell them what im going to pay.[/QUOTE]Well it certainly makes sense to talk price first in a brothel. It's not like it's going to ruin the mood or anything.

With girls from bars, I find that the ones interested in talking about price first are generally of no interest to me.

In a brothel you may only be arguing over $5 in a hosstess bar your expectations may be $20 for a LT and hers may be $50 or $100. As a tourist when an argument breaks out who are you going to turn to. She has many friends and even the police.

If talking price is going to ruin the experience for you then you need to take a reality check. The girl you are about to fuck is a prositute she is only doing it for the money. She is not going to be your wife or girlfriend. You are going to pay her to go away in the morning.

If she can talk price with you and still give that GFE then she is worth going with. If she doesnt want to talk prices then it may well be a warning that you may have some sort of problems in the future.

Anyway this is Asia and its all up to you. This site is just here to try and make it easier for people to avoid problems and to find out where to have a good time and I hope I can help as many people have helped me over the years.

[QUOTE=Shadow6491]As a tourist . . . If talking price is going to ruin the experience for you then you need to take a reality check.[/QUOTE]Er . . . the line about ruining the mood in a brothel was, um, a joke. And we're not all tourists.

New guys especially do need to make sure about prices. But for what it's worth, many veteran mongers seldom if ever mention it. It's all about knowing the market rate, speaking the language, and establishing rapport with the girl. That has always worked just fine for me. But do whatever works for you.

Went to the usual places and ended up spending several nights in SR coming and going to anglong veng and preah vihear.

Lots of nice girls.

Had a good time in the zanzybar on the main drag,many nice girls.

Hit the cow in the 4WD heading north near the thai border,we were lucky to survive thanks to seat belts and air bags.

A small car would have meant curtains.

[QUOTE=Phil Istine]

Hit the cow in the 4WD heading north near the thai border,we were lucky to survive thanks to seat belts and air bags.[/QUOTE]
Just out of interest - what happened to the cow?

[QUOTE=Christopherd]Just out of interest - what happened to the cow?[/QUOTE]

I think it's on someones dinner plate by now.

I just went back from a 2 week trip in Cambodja.
Due to the fact that I was not alone this time, could not go my usually way true some bars...
So this time I checked some MP's in Siem Reap.
I must say, most of them offer a very good massage but non of them offered me something more!

I also have the impression that by authorities a lot is done to keep an eye on
the sex scene... (see my picture below)

Sorry I forgot the picture!

The cow?

Just back on the site after a couple of trips to the bush, kamongsaom-la or!

Chickens everywhere, poultry industry is surviving the downturn.

The cow was whacked in the side by a pajero/montero doing maybe 20MPH.

She bounced off and landed about five metres from where the car ended up, in front of us.

Still alive but down, ribs, internal injuries, broken legs or hips-not good.

I only had one glance before ordering everyone back in the car and we drove the wreck around the cow and escaped.

I was only looking in the mirror for a pursuit moto which never came but one of the girls said that the cow had stood up as we limped away. I would much rather hit a cow than another vehicle, the cow is stationery virtually and it is quite soft!

An oncoming car doubles the impact, never swerve but hit the cow or risk certain death.

Thought is might be of interest to those mongers who have been to Angkor temples to pick up the latest issue of National Geographic. The article is also online free. Goes into detail how water was so important to them during that time. And also how the whole Angkor complex was perhaps the biggest urban area to that date in the world at the time. The whole complex is really amazing. Just imagine if you could go back in time and really see it live. Spock where are you.