General Reports

[QUOTE=Wolvenvacht;1325598]Maybe Thai people are more honest than others?[/QUOTE]One kind of hope that it is the case but with Thais, there are two levels, small little white lies don't count as lies? They take it that what you don't know won't hurt you so they tell you a white lie? A white lie is they turn their phone off because they are doing something they shouldn't be doing and when you ask the white lie is " oh no battery"?

Thai women like all get horny too and in a country where Thai men are allow more than one women. Like all relationships as time goes by one get less and less and Thai men are always on the look out like a wild soi dog roaming while the women is home alone? So if there is anything such as free pussy pay a little attention to them and if given a chance give them a shoulder to cry on and Bang? You might be allow to enter the gate?

LOL / LBM

[QUOTE=LittleBigMan; 1325718]Mr. E,

I know first hand a kid that graduated from a school in Chiang Mai number one in his class, he can't even add give me the answer to 6x9 without using a calculator?

"[/QUOTE]At first I thought no way can this be! Then I asked my GF, who is college educated and has a decent job, to answer 9x8 and she could not immediately come up with the answer. I'm not sure if its because their math program in school was inadequate or she's stupid. Probably the latter because she's with me LOL

[QUOTE=LittleBigMan;1325718]...I know first hand a kid that graduated from a school in Chiang Mai number one in his class, he can't even add give me the answer to 6x9 without using a calculator?...[/QUOTE]In the Phils it is the rule that when you buy something for 99 and pay with a 100 bill they use one to do the maths. Many university grads there.

[QUOTE=Tiger 888;1326175]In the Phils it is the rule that when you buy something for 99 and pay with a 100 bill they use one to do the maths. Many university grads there.[/QUOTE]There are those who claim that the 'tables' are irrelevant! Many years in pubs I have always marvelled at the apparently 'uneducated' who can run down their darts' scores with total accuracy. And work out their pay packets when on piece work to the nearest penny. Perhaps that is the maths that matter!

I have been reading reports of the hotels and motels in Bangkok are giving info to the Thai government on how many ladies a visitor to their country has invited to his room. Is this info also going to the visitors home embassy. When you go though immigration and they swipe your passport and report comes up that you are a sex tourist.

Are any of you guys worried about your name or country being posted on the Internet.

Third trip coming up but I have not had a st / lt in my room. Am I being over cautious.

Hornyone.

[QUOTE=Horndog 3;1326366]I have been reading reports of the hotels and motels in Bangkok are giving info to the Thai government on how many ladies a visitor to their country has invited to his room.[/QUOTE]Can you quote the source or give a link to these reports?

[QUOTE=Horndog 3;1326366]Is this info also going to the visitors home embassy. When you go though immigration and they swipe your passport and report comes up that you are a sex tourist.[/QUOTE]So what if they do and what if immigration get such a report? Do you really think Thailand will kill this part of their economy? Inviting women in to your hotel room (be them prostitutes or girlfriends) is not illegal in Thailand.

[QUOTE=Horndog 3;1326366]Are any of you guys worried about your name or country being posted on the Internet.[/QUOTE]Not worried at all. Where will they post it? [url]www.Thailands-top-mongerers.th?[/url]

[QUOTE=Horndog 3;1326366]Third trip coming up but I have not had a st / lt in my room. Am I being over cautious.[/QUOTE]Yes. If you are afraid of such things, better stay at home.

[QUOTE=Horndog 3; 1326366]I have been reading reports of the hotels and motels in Bangkok are giving info to the Thai government on how many ladies a visitor to their country has invited to his room. Is this info also going to the visitors home embassy. When you go though immigration and they swipe your passport and report comes up that you are a sex tourist.

Are any of you guys worried about your name or country being posted on the Internet.[/QUOTE]Would you like to buy a bridge? I'll make a discount only for you.

[QUOTE=Wolvenvacht; 1326368]Can you quote the source or give a link to these reports?

So what if they do and what if immigration get such a report? Do you really think Thailand will kill this part of their economy? Inviting women in to your hotel room (be them prostitutes or girlfriends) is not illegal in Thailand.[/QUOTE]I have two bridges for sale. With discount.

Can't you just imagine the organisation required even to work out how such a scheme might work? Covering all the hotels in Pattaya would take a year to even set up the scheme.

And for Baht 50 reception and or the night guard would willingly say "I saw no guest let alone a WG with him.

[QUOTE=Scorchin1470;1326396]Can't you just imagine the organisation required even to work out how such a scheme might work? Covering all the hotels in Pattaya would take a year to even set up the scheme.[/QUOTE]It is perfectly do-able. France has kept (and as far as I am aware still keeps) tabs on all foreign hotel guests for decades, even before computers were invented. Those (in) famous "fiches de police" were nightly collected by the local police and kept for ready retrieval in case a certain foreigner needed to be questioned by the authorities.

[QUOTE=Wolvenvacht;1326449]It is perfectly do-able. France has kept (and as far as I am aware still keeps) tabs on all foreign hotel guests for decades, even before computers were invented. Those (in) famous "fiches de police" were nightly collected by the local police and kept for ready retrieval in case a certain foreigner needed to be questioned by the authorities.[/QUOTE]Maybe in France, maybe with an established bureaucracy, maybe with a relatively honest police, maybe with the intention of tracking criminals rather than mongerers. But not in Thailand.

I have just found the Empire State Building is for sale. Bids please.

Hey, I would like to thank you guys for the comments and remarks. I will enjoy my trip with or with out a girl in my room. From rtff there are a lot of places to have fun.

[QUOTE=Scorchin1470; 1326553]Maybe in France, maybe with an established bureaucracy, maybe with a relatively honest police, maybe with the intention of tracking criminals rather than mongerers. But not in Thailand.

I have just found the Empire State Building is for sale. Bids please.[/QUOTE]Since a couple of years ago all Hotels (I believe, even non-hotels, i.e., your gf / wife / etc.) are required to report to immigration every day any foreigners staying there.

[QUOTE=Scorchin1470; 1326553]Maybe in France, maybe with an established bureaucracy, maybe with a relatively honest police, maybe with the intention of tracking criminals rather than mongerers. But not in Thailand.

I have just found the Empire State Building is for sale. Bids please.[/QUOTE]I am sure they are not doing it in Thailand, but it could be done. There is just no good reason for it as it serves no purpose.

PS: Do you want to swap the Empire State Building for the Golden Gate Bridge? If you say "yes" quickly, I'll add Alcatraz as a bonus.

[QUOTE=Werqweq;1326712]Since a couple of years ago all Hotels (I believe, even non-hotels, i.e., your gf / wife / etc.) are required to report to immigration every day any foreigners staying there.[/QUOTE]Sure, and on the back of the form they have to mention how many times you came and in what position.

They definitely record your info, when I've extended stays I've had to go through the pain of filling out the officially registration and have my passport scanned again and again, though most likely it's only handed over to authorities when required.

That said, I heard two things from multiple Thai girls during my last few trips that simply sound absurd. I'm wondering if any long timers can confirm or dispel.

#1. It costs $200, 000 to open a bear bar in Pattaya, with all the associated rent, fees, permits, bribes and memberships required.

#2. Every single business in Thailand must pay a regular bribe to the police, a la Mafia shake downs of small businesses in NYC decades back. I was told by a few girls that everyone, from street food carts and handicrafts to market stalls to serious businesses like real estate offices and automobile sellers must pay these bribes. I know Thai police like many of their brothers around the world are corrupt to the bone, but is this for real?

Sorry if I sound naive, but I heard similar things from so many girls who didn't know each other, I got to wonder just how real this is.