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[quote=pinkpearl;1254535]i already knew that tgs are not as much into lip and tongue kissing as canadian sps i've experienced. but on my present trip it has gotten worse as some who did it before aren't doing it anymore. something to do with the extra germs going around as a result of the flooding? i've gotten sick a couple times, for 2 weeks in all, probably as a direct result of fluids exchanged in french kissing.[/quote]i have read that breathing in the vapours that others have just breathed out is far more dangerous than kissing for catching something. saliva is supposed to afford some protection. dirty hands is also supposed to be more dangerous.

traditionally thailand was not a big kissing nation in the dfk sense. thais used to consider these things as dirty, even if both mouths are relatively clean. its becomming more common though these days, and particularly experienced working girls will know customers expect it. fastidious girls may still avoid it. i have found that girls inhibitions to dfk quickly dissappear when they have had a few drinks, and are horny.

other possible reasons (apart from microbe phobia) :

1. your breath is bad. clean teeth before seeing girl, including flossing and preferrably tongue scrape too (bad gunk resides on back of tongue). smokers and beer drinkers should take special precautions with mouth wash.

2. she may be afraid her own breath is not good, after som tam with plaa-raa, or that you may experience a chili sting. some girls look forward to giving bbbj after eating chilis though.

its possible to find girls that only kiss a little bit, not exactly dfk, that are still a good fuck, but not kissing at all is a danger warning for me. many girls that are not that big on kissing the first time, may change once they get accustomed to you and like you. some girls that didn't want to kiss much still do bbbj and daty, perhaps considering these as less dangerous.

some mongers don't want to kiss too, no matter how carefully the girl cleans herself. i find it a bit hypocritical that guys want cim, but don't want to kiss the girl who allows cim.

[QUOTE=Luvpuss;1255050]To me kissing is a huge indicator of how the session will go. I will walk away if they say they don't kiss. If they won't kiss, they are not opening themselves up to you and usually will turn out to be a lousy fuck.[/QUOTE]I would not kiss a girl if she has bad breath or gum disease. Same goes for smelly pussy. I tell the same thing to them " Do not kiss in the mouth unless girlfirend". Made famous in the movie.

DFK is a LOT more common in the Ratchada massage parlours. My favorites. Emmanuelle, Copa Cabana, the Lord. It's also a lot more common when you wear a decent (from their point of view) watch. LOL.

Another reason why she might not kiss is because she just got done suckin some dude off and doesn't want you to taste his pud LOL

Its well known that Thailand's ladyboys (katoey. Sounds like Ga-another site-ee) are often amazingly good looking, such that they win international beauty competitions (for this special category). Its important to not make the wrong choice accidentally, as many newbies are prone to. So here is something to test yourself.

[url]http://www.bangkokpicture.com/nightlife/spotthekatoeys.php[/url]

I am embarassed to say I only got 8/10 right, despite a lot of experience, but was quite uncertain on the two I got wrong.
My advice to all is, if uncertain, take the safe way and assume its a Katoey. Its wise to be suspicious. Most real girls don't fall into the uncertain category.
Using my advice, hopefully some of you can score a perfect 10.

Check out the very pretty Belle Nuntida
http://www.bangkokpicture.com/unusual/nantida-on-thailands-got-talent-show.php

[QUOTE=Syzygies; 1256410]Its well known that Thailand's ladyboys (katoey. Sounds like Ga-another site-ee) are often amazingly good looking, such that they win international beauty competitions (for this special category). Its important to not make the wrong choice accidentally, as many newbies are prone to. So here is something to test yourself.

[url]http://www.bangkokpicture.com/nightlife/spotthekatoeys.php[/url]

I am embarassed to say I only got 8/10 right, despite a lot of experience, but was quite uncertain on the two I got wrong.

My advice to all is, if uncertain, take the safe way and assume its a Katoey. Its wise to be suspicious. Most real girls don't fall into the uncertain category.

Using my advice, hopefully some of you can score a perfect 10.

Check out the very pretty Belle Nuntida

[url]http://www.bangkokpicture.com/unusual/nantida-on-thailands-got-talent-show.php[/url][/QUOTE]Your score is = 10/10.

Every so often these get posted and since the pictures are silent it's sometimes hard to tell but once you hear the voice and see their body movements it's a lot easier to spot them.

[QUOTE=Dash Riprock;1256327]DFK is a LOT more common in the Ratchada massage parlours. My favorites. Emmanuelle, Copa Cabana, the Lord. It's also a lot more common when you wear a decent (from their point of view) watch. LOL.[/QUOTE]Hollywood style LFK is what many are looking for even WG's sometimes, and if you actually find the girl attractive and she can sense that, it will get even better. [url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CISlHhlh4-E[/url]

Judging from what I see around town, a lot of western tourists simply can't tell or are into 'trying something new. ' It's not surprising considering these folks didn't grow up with this type of katoey and will naturally find some of them more difficult to identify. You may as well ask they typical Asian tourist to try to differentiate between sorority girls and indy co-eds. Being perpetually drunk in dark clubs and bars doesn't help much either. LOL.

[QUOTE=Syzygies; 1256410]Its well known that Thailand's ladyboys (katoey. Sounds like Ga-another site-ee) are often amazingly good looking, such that they win international beauty competitions (for this special category). Its important to not make the wrong choice accidentally, as many newbies are prone to. So here is something to test yourself.

[url]http://www.bangkokpicture.com/nightlife/spotthekatoeys.php[/url]

I am embarassed to say I only got 8/10 right, despite a lot of experience, but was quite uncertain on the two I got wrong.

My advice to all is, if uncertain, take the safe way and assume its a Katoey. Its wise to be suspicious. Most real girls don't fall into the uncertain category.

Using my advice, hopefully some of you can score a perfect 10.

Check out the very pretty Belle Nuntida

[url]http://www.bangkokpicture.com/unusual/nantida-on-thailands-got-talent-show.php[/url][/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Syzygies;1256410](katoey. Sounds like Ga-another site-ee)[/QUOTE]Apologies for auto spelling corrector. Should have read (katoey. Sounds like Ga-t er-ee) Have to agree the way they move helps a lot and way they speak (sometimes).

Thailand's billion dollar / baht, state ot the art, recently opened airport Suvarnabhumi not efficient enough to process travelers so Don Mueang will re-open to ease the pain.

[url]http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/transport/284556/single-airport-policy-ends[/url]

[QUOTE=Run Mann; 1258305]Thailand's billion dollar / baht, state ot the art, recently opened airport Suvarnabhumi not efficient enough to process travelers so Don Mueang will re-open to ease the pain.

[url]http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/transport/284556/single-airport-policy-ends[/url][/QUOTE]This is a classic tradition of Thais in how to tackle a problem. No where in the world except Thailand can this happen? The airport is good but the problem running it is the problem! The same people who made the decision to buy a luggage system that was abandon by United in Denver. The same people who brought undergrade cement for the runways and gates, the same people who selected the wrong aircon system for the airport, the list goes on and on. Instead of tackling the problem directly go to the old airport. Has anyone thought about closing the old airport for good which was the original intent and bring the Immigration staff to the new one? K.I.S.S. KEEP IT SIMPLE STUPID!

LBM

[QUOTE=LittleBigMan; 1258396]This is a classic tradition of Thais in how to tackle a problem. No where in the world except Thailand can this happen? The airport is good but the problem running it is the problem! The same people who made the decision to buy a luggage system that was abandon by United in Denver. The same people who brought undergrade cement for the runways and gates, the same people who selected the wrong aircon system for the airport, the list goes on and on. Instead of tackling the problem directly go to the old airport. Has anyone thought about closing the old airport for good which was the original intent and bring the Immigration staff to the new one?

LBM[/QUOTE]Immigration booths do not simply seem to pair the waves of traffic. Incoming aircrafts feeding immigration are wide bodies of 250+ pax each.

Have 5 landing at the same time and 1500 people will que up. 20 booths will clear 75 people each. 1 minute each pax, makes it that the last of the 75 in line goes through after one hour at least.

This is an extreme calculaton, but gives the feeling.

[QUOTE=Bionicman; 1258398]Immigration booths do not simply seem to pair the waves of traffic. Incoming aircrafts feeding immigration are wide bodies of 250+ pax each.

Have 5 landing at the same time and 1500 people will que up. 20 booths will clear 75 people each. 1 minute each pax, makes it that the last of the 75 in line goes through after one hour at least.

This is an extreme calculaton, but gives the feeling.[/QUOTE]Well you really must be choosing to arrive at peak time. I arrive at Suwanaphuum at least 8 times per year, and mostly I manage to get through within 20 mins I would think. I do often arrive in very early morning or late at night or Sundays.

I mostly get a seat close to plane exit, and rush a little to Imm so that I at least beat 99% of passengers on my flight. This helps unless a few other flights got in just before yours.

Still would have been nice if the had automated gates for those with electronic passports. Save mucking around with paper work.

On the topic of paper work, I lost both my Thai bankbook and ATM Card. I had to firstly report my bankbook missing to a police station, then go to the original bank where they filled out many forms. I had to sign my name a minimum of 15 times to get a new bankbook and ATM Card. Note that getting a new ATM Card requires you to have a bankbook (a thing of yester-year one would think). Showing passport is not enough.

I know there are complaints, but I go in and out of LAX all the time. It is the worst of piece of shit ever. So low class and tacky and mismanaged.

A lot of the US airports are bad.

I like all the Thai airports and have never had any problems.

Is there a setting in ISG which allows members to write and post forum reports that are accessible to some members but not accessible to others? Can you intentionally exclude some members from reading your reports?

If there is such a function I can't find it.

I'm not referring to the Ignore function which allows you to ignore some member's reports.