Bangkok Reports

[QUOTE=Shemp;2242309]1) Arriving at 10:20 pm on Nov. 19 on a Asiana flight in biz class. Is immigration usually bad at that time of night? Is there just 1 immigration line or will my biz class ticket get me in a faster one?

2) Any place in BKK to get an American style Thanksgiving meal on Nov. 22 and / or watch NFL football?[/QUOTE]One tip that a well informed member gave me a while ago is that if you are on a time sensitive mission and customs clearance times are a factor, then head to the airports webpage. There you will find a list of arrivals for the airport at a given date / time. If you find that there are more than usual number of arrivals at your particular times, then you can expect delays at immigration.

Your business class ticket "might" get you through immigration quicker, but only if your airline has negotiated an express processing type of deal with the airport. If you are traveling business class on a budget airline an express deal is not likely to be in place. I always fly business class on major non budget airlines and I am usually given an express immigration pass at the point of departure. As I won't fly BC (or any other class for that matter) on low budget airlines I can't enlighten you much, but I suspect you will be disappointed.

2) Any place in BKK to get an American style Thanksgiving meal on Nov. 22 and / or watch NFL football?

The football games will be on Friday. The Thursday 11:30 am game will start at 12:30 am Friday. The Thursday 3:30 pm game will start at 4:30 am on Friday. The Thursday 7:20 pm game will start at 8:20 am on Friday.

The only place I can think of for watching the 8:20 am game is The Game. Breakfast is pretty good there.

I intend to enjoy takeout thighs and breast (45-48 kgs) in my hotel room, flatscreen TV and feet up or on the bed. We all give thanks in our own way on this most special, secular holiday LOL.

[QUOTE=HornDog3;2242677]2) Any place in BKK to get an American style Thanksgiving meal on Nov. 22 and / or watch NFL football?

The football games will be on Friday. The Thursday 11:30 am game will start at 12:30 am Friday. The Thursday 3:30 pm game will start at 4:30 am on Friday. The Thursday 7:20 pm game will start at 8:20 am on Friday.

The only place I can think of for watching the 8:20 am game is The Game. Breakfast is pretty good there.[/QUOTE]

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2) Any place in BKK to get an American style Thanksgiving meal on Nov. 22 and / or watch NFL football?[/QUOTE]Bourbon Street on Sukhumvit Soi 63 about a 10 minute walk from Ekkamai bts station is one of the best for a Thanksgiving meal. They have flatscreen TVs but not sure if they will be open during game time. The Tavern on Soi 4/Soi Nana, past Hillary 2 and across from Hillary 1 usually has a game and meal deal going for Thanksgiving, although they usually miss some critical ingredient like cranberry sauce or yams. LOL. Kiwi Pub on Soi 8 will likely have something going on for the Thanksgiving meal and watching NFL football.

Can anyone recommend any bars / clubs / gogos where you can walk in and enjoy FS right there at the bar?

[QUOTE=Atom72;2242729]Can anyone recommend any bars / clubs / gogos where you can walk in and enjoy FS right there at the bar?[/QUOTE]Magic Table if:

You believe recent reports and.

You don't care about looks.

Personally I have never seen it there even years ago.

[QUOTE=Atom72;2242729]Can anyone recommend any bars / clubs / gogos where you can walk in and enjoy FS right there at the bar?[/QUOTE]Star of Light in Soi Patpong 2 is one of them. I'd be interested to find out about others.

[QUOTE=Crocodilexp;2242793]Star of Light in Soi Patpong 2 is one of them. I'd be interested to find out about others.[/QUOTE]There are some in Soi Cowboy like Djungle Jim with short time rooms upstairs.

Some members seem to have taken an interest in Jabkasai. I had my third session recently and decided been there done that enough. I enjoyed the novelty / curiosity first couple of times but the lack of sensuality got to me last time. The orgasm was still there but the intensity was gone. I would love to hear about other member's experience.

Anyway moving on I now have two I think they are called giks. One works at Boots the other I'm still not sure exactly what she does. I give them both 10,000 a month and see them each four five times a month. They are totally different, the girl from Boots is shy the other is a total mad hatter. The sex with the mad hatter is amazing maybe because we are usually both pissed from a night out when we get at it. She seems open and tells me she has other sponsors who visit Thailand a few times a year. I like being with her but not as much as I do the other girl. She drinks very little, is introverted in a polite way but she is so so sweet. She is intelligent loves movies and music as I do and I think I'm falling for her. A big age difference, Scary!

I am relatively new here and confess I am no expert on Asian values but I am beginning to feel there are some marked differences with the West. The one I am most interested in at the moment because of my involvement with the girl from Boots is what love means here. I am slowly realizing it is more about family, social status and security and emotional love plays a relatively minor part in women's choices. A girl will measure how a man feels about her by how much he provides for her and how much security he can offer her. Is this the way it is, perhaps some more informed than I could offer some guidance. Life is getting a little more complicated.

Last year at the Landmark Bangkok, 4/5 star hotel just around the corner from Nana Plaza, their level 1 restaurant, the Atrium, had this posted on their Facebook page:

Atrium international buffet.

On this special day, our popular international buffet dinner features tasty Roasted turkey with stuffing, along with all kinds of seafood and a fabulous selection of desserts.

Lunch only Baht 1,600 net per person.

Dinner only Baht 2,800 net per person.

I assume they'll do it again this year, great food and ambience there.

[QUOTE=Crocodilexp;2242793]Star of Light in Soi Patpong 2 is one of them. I'd be interested to find out about others.[/QUOTE]Have you tried recently? I am not sure they still do it. New regime crackdown and all, places get a little scared of being raided at the wrong moment. Maybe I was there at wrong time of day. I have not seen full sex in a bar in recent years, maybe not since I did it myself in SOL. Those that have seen this year, please respond.

Naturally I don't count in the toilets, in a special room like at Kangaroo, or upstairs in a closed room. We are talking public in view of those drinking at the bar in good lighting, right?

[QUOTE=Nyezhov;2240595]Subway makes an adequate sandwich and McDonalds is. Well McDonalds. Other than that, there are plenty of places in that area that cater to Westerners and are adequate. A place called the Kiwi comes to mind. Hooters is terrible.
[/QUOTE]Bradmans on Soi 23 does good western food. I like their Philly cheesesteak.

[QUOTE=Laosman;2242630]I have come across "Putter" and "Driver", whose father was a keen golfer.[/QUOTE]I hope were boys names, not very feminine. LOL Golf seems to be a common name. I do know a Thai boy called "Volks" after "Volkswagon" but pronounced closer to Fork or Folk for the Thais. Fortunately sounds a little different to Fuck. Fak (sounds exactly like Fuck) is a very respectable vegetable in Thai, but hopefully no one ever gets that for a name.

In old days Moo meaning pig was quite common but never seem to find it any more. I knew two girls called Moo, one with big tits, good body, and the other excessively skinny. LOL Some girls tried to set me up with the skinny Moo, however she wasn't at all sexy, so no interest. The other Moo was very doable, in fact the very first Thai girl I really had the hots for, not even in Thailand.

I don't think any Thai will be called Jim, because with rising tone that means "Pussy". It is just possible though. LOL "Hoi" also means pussy so not used as a name.

Extra bonus trivia worth knowing. If someone is called "Khwaay" by a Thai literally meaning buffalo, it does not mean they are fat, but means they are almost brainless. If called "Khuay" that is effectively calling you a "prick" in foul language.

[QUOTE=Goatscrot;2241909]Well, not really. A fried egg is not common on a hamburger in the US.[/QUOTE]Very common on a burger in Australia, so is bacon.

[QUOTE=Syzygies;2241911]Nope. Sounds like a girly movie.[/QUOTE]Definitely not a chick flick. Great movie.