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Hi All,

Is there any flood threat in BKK? BBC says so many have died and have lost there houses / properties in Thailand.

I've scheduled my trip on early JUNE.

Thanks in advance

As I walked to Eden Club this afternoon I saw the most beautiful girl working in a salon on Sukumvit(sp.) We locked eyes and smiled.

On the way back to the hotel I thought I would ask her to dinner.

She said yes and I will meet her at 11:30pm tonight.

I will post later but my best guess is that we will spend some time together and hold hands; I will tell her godnite around 1 or 2am and then pick up some cutie from Nana Disco or Grace and knock boots for a few hours.

I would love to get with this salon girl but I know the chances are slim to none. If this were our 2nd or 3rd date I could see us spending the nite together.

Rebad,

Before you call her a regular girl find out more about who she is, etc. Just because she works in a Salon does not mean much until you get to know her better. Girls working on Suk have seen it and heard it all from the "working girls." Also, some of the Salon girls were former "working girls" or are looking into doing it or are taking a break from it. She may be more selective in looking for Mr. Right or just a someone to take care of her. I would not be surprise if she already has a farang bf and she is waiting for him to come back. I have met two the Salon girls and one was a wanna be player and the other one was on and off being a "working girl." Some Salon girls can be fun but beware of her intentions and yours as well.

Good luck.

juices

[QUOTE=JuiceSpike]Rebad,

Before you call her a regular girl find out more about who she is, etc. Just because she works in a Salon does not mean much until you get to know her better. Girls working on Suk have seen it and heard it all from the "working girls." Also, some of the Salon girls were former "working girls" or are looking into doing it or are taking a break from it. She may be more selective in looking for Mr. Right or just a someone to take care of her. I would not be surprise if she already has a farang bf and she is waiting for him to come back. I have met two the Salon girls and one was a wanna be player and the other one was on and off being a "working girl." Some Salon girls can be fun but beware of her intentions and yours as well.

Good luck.

juices[/QUOTE]



Sweet girl working at this salon for 2 years. works more than 60 hours a week.

Moved to BKK from north of Issan.

Had an american bf a while ago who saw her every few months.

She seems like a normal girl but I know before our "date" she gave some guy an oil massage upstairs. I did not ask if it was happy for him.

Anyway,

She took me to this Jazz Bar / Resturant nammed Saxaphone.
Great band named T-Bone playing kinda a fussion of Jazz, Reagge, and hip hop.

The food was awsome.

We talked, held hands, kissed a bit and took a cab back to downtown. I went home alone and rested a bit.

I then grabbed a shower and headed out to Nana Parking lot and found a cutie to spend the night.

I will see this salon girl on my next visit.
If I were ever to quit the game, she would be the kind of girl for me.

Not sure if this is the right place to post this...

I just watched a very good doco called "The Real Bangkok Hilton" about the Bangkwang jail in Bangkok.

[url]http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/this_world/3899549.stm[/url]

Great viewing and a must see for anyone considering even touching drugs in Thailand, or doing anything that could get you a spell in that prison.

It made me very glad that by this time I ever visited Thailand (in my 40's) I had long since lost any interest what so ever in drugs.

To change the subject. A few years ago I had an interesting experience and wondered if anyone else had experienced something similar. I was lying flat on my back and the girl sat backwards on my cock and sucked my toes while fucking me. It was a great experience.

a warning to all flying into the usa. even though this topic has been covered, and solutions have been discussed, i believe it bears repeating. i will be posting this in the thailand and indonesia forums, and if anybody feels like quoting it in another country they frequent, be my guest.
i landed at san francisco international at 7.00 pm on a flight from taipei. i had a lot of luggage, including some commercial samples, so i was expecting to go through secondary inspection. and sure enough i was. first question was where had i been. answer: thailand and indonesia. where in thailand? bangkok.
i am then asked to open my carry on luggage, and he pulls out my computer, my camera and a usb memory stick. he spent 20 minutes looking through my computer. i could tell he was looking at photographs, and then he looked through my camera and the usb stick. not once did he give me any indication of what he was looking for.
after 20 minutes he let me go. i asked him what he had been looking for, and he just blew me off.
i am not one to take many pictures, for obvious reasons, i cannot have them in my computer. if i do take some naughty pics, i post them on isg, and then delete them. i don’t know what the situation is if they the kind of pics we see every day on isg is, but i don’t want to find out.
i am 99% sure he was looking for **** photos. if that is all he was looking for, i am sure that most people are safe. however, i must say it was a very unpleasant experience.
the few times i have wanted to save photographs, and not want them seen on my computer, i have emailed them to a yahoo account nobody knows exists.
again, i know this has been discussed before, just thought i would pass on an experience which happened to me less than 24 hours ago.

1ball - I wonder what they would say if you had logged out of your computer? The computer boots up and prompts the user for a password...no access to ANY files. They ask you to boot them up because the battery is encased with lead and they cannot see into it, via xray, and verify it is in fact a battery.

Once it boots without a powercord inspection should be finished and they can't see any further.

What if you had folders that were password protected? Do you think they could demand that you give them access?

I realize it is better safe than sorry, I don't really take those kinds of photos, but nobody gets to poke around my hard drive period.

Am I 100% off base here? I always have to boot, and I always am logged out when I do boot, never had anyone suggest that I give up the password, and I always get searched pretty thouroughly.

Man, I am the only one who uses my computer, so I don't have any passwords.
This guy had an agenda, he wanted photos of me doing who knows what to a 12 year old. Not my thing, so not worried there, but I don't know what he would have said to the likes of some of Piper1's recent photos.

better safe than sorry.

But you do raise an interested point. What if my computer were password protected, and he asked me for the password so he could browse through it? Am I obligated to give him the password?
does anyone know the answer to this? I beleive the answer is yes!

[QUOTE=1Ball] but I don't know what he would have said to the likes of some of Piper1's recent photos.[/QUOTE]Not to be misinterpreted by lazy readers: My girls are always well over 18, and usually late 20s. Even tiny Jungle Girl is 28.

[quote=piper1]not to be misinterpreted by lazy readers: my girls are always well over 18, and usually late 20s. even tiny jungle girl is 28.[/quote]
not for 1 second did i want people to think i was inferring piper's pics are of **** girls, on the contrary. what i meant is they are some wild pics, and was wondering if anyone knew if those kind of pics are acceptable to homeland security.
sorry piper, if i gave the wrong impression.

[quote=1ball]not for 1 second did i want people to think i was inferring piper's pics are of **** girls, on the contrary. what i meant is they are some wild pics, and was wondering if anyone knew if those kind of pics are acceptable to homeland security.
sorry piper, if i gave the wrong impression.[/quote]no problems 1ball - i knew what you meant, but lazy readers might not. i know the history of this thread and i don't want to play that silly game with them.

by the way - i was bailed up at bkk airport on my way out and intrerrogated for an hour (irregular passport). luckily they didn't check my laptop. i made a few calls and they let me go two minutes before my plane took off. damn, i thought i'd have to go back to giotto's for another night. :)

[QUOTE=1Ball]

But you do raise an interested point. What if my computer were password protected, and he asked me for the password so he could browse through it? Am I obligated to give him the password?
does anyone know the answer to this? I beleive the answer is yes![/QUOTE]

The short answer is no. Under US law, it would be viewed as invasion of privacy. He's need the equivalent of a search warrant to access a secure computer. However, having said that, given the Nazi-like behavior of many US customs agents, it wouldn't surprise me if some wouldn't try to intimidate you into giving them the password. But, you are not obliged to do so. Therefore, I would suggest that securing your computer with passwords is good ploy to use if people are worried. These guys would not want to go through any possible legal challenge, as long as you stand your ground.

OTH, I guess what you mean is equivalent to someone searching your vehicle without probable cause?
OK, so now is there someone out there who can show us computer illeterates how to secure our computers?

I think that you have no rights when you are at the Airport , until you pass Customs and Immigration you are not officially in the USA ,

Plus I would not want to [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord140][CodeWord140][/url] them off , so they flag you every time you come thru,

BK