[QUOTE=Mick Licker]After a couple of uncharcteristic aggressive posts from T1234 I thought he was a friend of the Traveler.[/QUOTE]
He was, but his LL friends didn't approve.
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[QUOTE=Mick Licker]After a couple of uncharcteristic aggressive posts from T1234 I thought he was a friend of the Traveler.[/QUOTE]
He was, but his LL friends didn't approve.
[QUOTE=Terry Terrier]He was, but his LL friends didn't approve.[/QUOTE]Terry Terrier,
Has this something to do with Livingstone's Lodge? And do you really think a grown-up man like T1234 changes his mind about a person he knows because of some people he met for some hours of his life at Livingstone's Lodge?
Is all this somehow a personal problem of yours? Lonely? Missing your friend TT? If not - why do you warm it up?
And why do you, who complained sometimes about this group of friends of Livingstone's who disturb the Thailand threads (I think you used some harsher words) do everything with your obvious tendentious posts that we stick even more together and support our friends? Isn't that quite normal?
Can you please explain to me the logic behind your posts?
Giotto
[QUOTE=Giotto]Terry Terrier,
Is all this somehow a personal problem of yours? If not - why do you warm it up?
Can you please explain to me the logic behind your posts?
Giotto[/QUOTE]
Mr. Chairman:
LOL, it didn't take long for this old lout to pop up again. Anyone that knows 'the Board members', knows the history of the other TT....enough said on this distasteful subject ;)
May I respectfully suggest that you follow my lead and put this "other TT" on your ignore list. Better to leave him in the sewer - where we can smell him but not have to see or hear him unless he comes up for air.
On a different note, not sure where this should be posted but this is as good as any place to start and maybe someone can find a more appropriate thread. Reading today's Sunday NY Times and there was an article (several have been written re this in the past) about the behavior of one particular country's behavior. Not a knock by me on the Brits, please do not take this as a flame on them.....
What I found quite hilarious was the inclusion that some of the women visitors from this country had started a prostitution ring - can you image this same group in LOS?
Here's the link to the article:
[url]http://www.nytimes.com/2008/08/24/world/europe/24crete.html?ei=5070&emc=eta1[/url]
[QUOTE=Traveler1234]...
May I respectfully suggest that you follow my lead and put this "other TT" on your ignore list. Better to leave him in the sewer - where we can smell him but not have to see or hear him unless he comes up for air.
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[/QUOTE]Mr. Marketing Director,
I admit - I don't have your experience with this "ignore list" thing, and I am watching since some time that you are the target of humerous criticism when you somehow reply to a post of somebody who is on your "ignore list" ...
Now - all this is not really a problem, because we all should take it easy, and this forum is just for fun - so I decided not to get involved into this complicated issue "ignore list" and remain stupid using only the basic functions of this website :) ...
On the other hand - without the "ignore list" I can read EVERYTHING written in this forum, react emotional, create some flame wars, being the personified bad guy etc. etc. - but then, the next morning, I am sitting close to the pool, it is warm, blue sky, sunshine, having my breakfast ... life is not that bad :) !
Giotto
[QUOTE=Giotto]Mr. Marketing Director,
I admit - I don't have your experience with this "ignore list" thing, and I am watching since some time that you are the target of humerous criticism when you somehow reply to a post of somebody who is on your "ignore list" ...
Giotto[/QUOTE]
I don't and can't read posts on my ignore list, but when someone answers that person, it does show up on the thread in that little 'quote' box....for instance, if you hadn't responded to TT, I wouldn't have even know he was talking about me :D
But you words of wisdom and advice is always respected and appreciated.
Back to reading my Sunday NY Times and may I suggest you log out and take care of Mrs. G ;)
[QUOTE=Traveler1234]... may I suggest you log out and take care of Mrs. G ;)[/QUOTE]Oh My God,
I obviously forgot something ... YIKES :):):)
Out and taking care ...
Giotto
OK,
This is the Bangkok Hotel Thread.
If somebody needs a hotel in Bangkok:
[URL]http://www.livingstones.co.th[/URL]
This is a reasonable hotel, not too good, not too bad. [b]My hotel![/b]
There are many other hotels in Bangkok. You find reports about them in the reports a bit below - page 2, 3, 4, 5, ...
Giotto
[QUOTE=Traveler1234]I don't and can't read posts on my ignore list, but when someone answers that person, it does show up on the thread in that little 'quote' box....for instance, if you hadn't responded to TT, I wouldn't have even know he was talking about me :D
[/QUOTE]
"Liar, liar, pants on fire!" :D
[QUOTE=Giotto].....but then, the next morning, I am sitting close to the pool, it is warm, blue sky, sunshine, having my breakfast ... life is not that bad[/QUOTE]
That's the spirit. :)
[QUOTE=Terry Terrier]
Btw, I met The Traveler once (the same number of times as T1234?), and took a slight personal dislike to him as opposed to the impression I got of the other three guys who I met on the same occasion: [/QUOTE]
Terry, (don't want call you TT, it shivers me timbers) the other person was the much too often missed FIREDICK, who lives a lovely life in the burbs in the USA with his even more lovely TGF. He says hello.
PS. I am exactly how I come accross in the forum ? Yikes.......;)
You boys are in the wrong thread, move it to:
[url]http://www.internationalsexguide.info/forum/showthread.php?t=2586[/url]
[QUOTE=Terry Terrier]Run, you're nearly right. It would be better if there was a Thailand Hotel Owners And Their Fanboys Spam thread. Oops, there is one: Giotto's Lodge. Why the hell are they incapable of confining themselves to it? (Stupid question. "FREE ADVERTISING".)[/QUOTE]TT,
Thanks for your advice, just address your problem to Jackson. Be strong!
In the meantime, for everybody who is looking for the Giotto's Lodge thread, here it is:
[URL]http://www.internationalsexguide.info/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=754[/URL]
The "Giotto's Lodge in Bangkok" thread contains a lot of chit-chat from people who came here to the Lodge - and who like to keep contact somehow.
There is another thread where I write my stories: "Giotto's stories". I try to contribute a bit to this forum. There are stories about my experiences building up a business here in Thailand. 39 stories up to now.
Finally the website of our hotel:
[URL]http://www.livingstones.co.th[/URL]
But please - don't book it, there are so many other hotels in Bangkok! Contact Terry Terrier for advice!
Terry Terrier: Enough now, please contribute something useful to this forum, don't you think that would be a good idea?
Giotto
[QUOTE=SexWithSmile]I haven't seen a recent report on that hotel, so I will take the risk to repeat some previous comments as it might be useful for newbies. I will highlight features in all objectivity.
Definitive Pluses:
1) You can bring as many guests as you wish (threesomes are encouraged, as long as you are not screaming too hard), and entrance is very discreet.
2) Internet is free and well functioning, including next to the pool.
3) You can sit next to the pool, in the shadow, there are power plugs to connect your PC.
4) Pool is warmed up by the sun - unlike the pools of high rise buildings which are always in the shadow and therefore too cold to have a pleasant swim, floating on a buyo and sipping your beer. Also no children are splashing around.
5) There is a good in-house stable with quality girls. Management will not push for you to use it.
6) Mister Giotto is there to recommend you a few good alternative mongering places.
7) Rooms with double jacuzzi - not many hotels feature that.
8) Very high quality beds.
9) Very helpful and friendly staff, perfect cleaning of mess left in room (but I still politely remove the used condoms from the floor and hide the vibrating toys out of direct sight for not shocking the maids).
10) Restaurant serving quality food in a romantic setting around the pool, where you can sit and smoke a good cigar.
11) It is small, so if you forget something in your room you don't have to spend 5 minutes walking and waiting for a lift.
12) Breakfast is included and served until the afternoon around the pool. It is simple (no big buffet), but decent scrambled eggs.
Now - some factors to take into consideration to put Livingstones on the hard competitive map of restaurants and hotels in Bangkok.
9) Not too cheap. I personally find the value for money very good, but it is not suitable for all budgets.
10) Swimming pool is lacking beach chairs with plush towels for sun tanning.
11) Rooms furniture is a bit spartan, and no much closet space.
12) No remote control for airco.
13) It is not the hipping, flashy design, be the lobby, room furniture, glassware, seats... it has a bit of rusticity, but is all good to me.
Hoping this helps - I personally spend 300 nights per year in hotels, and I still come back to this one for some good reasons.
Cheers - SWS[/QUOTE]SexWithSmile,
You report was hidden below a stack of useless posts...
One note reg. issue no. 12) No remotes for A/C
The 18 rooms in the main building have remotes for A/C. When we built the rooms in the new building we remembered that many remotes had already disappeared (only God know who need those remotes), and instead of remotes we fixed temperature controls at the wall.
If you urgently need a remote for the A/C - no problem, just move to a room in the main building :) ...
Giotto
[QUOTE=1Ball]children, all of you, go to bed with no milk and cookies[/QUOTE]
Mr. VP:
I go off to play 9 holes (golf that is ;) ) and return this morning to find not only did Mr. G fail to take care of the Mrs. but gets spanked by you for being a bad boy .... my my my, this new TT has done a great job of taking over for the old TT!
Without trying to be at all controversial ....
LL can be a great place to meet up with other ISGers, if they are your type.
I'm not sure which Hotels are best to avoid ISGers, but I have been trying a few when with GF. Recent ones I have preferred are Grand President, and S15.
Many others are too close to mongering areas, Internet too expensive, or inconveniently located. Sometimes I want to be relatively safe from bumping into the wrong BG at the wrong time.
Bangkok is too small. Could easily bump into the wrong person at MBK or Panthip Plaza.
Thats why I really feel safer mongering at Soapies and Oilies and if they are in another district like Ratchada or Rama 9 even safer.
Just back from 6 days in a village somewhere between Turkey and Iran with Wildcat and Wildkitten visiting family, and the only internet access was hours drive away, so I had to live a real life for a while. :( Good to be back and catching up on my ISG reading. :)
I have a trip coming up soon to Australia, and I was determined to have Singapore LAYovers because of the great times I had there with Indian and Sri Lankan girls recently, but what the heck, Terry reminded me of the good times at Livingstones Lodge, so I think it's time I made some trouble there again.