I can't believe I still remember my password here
Honestly, it's been so long I surprised myself that I still remember my password. I'm back fellas, and I don't know if this is a good or bad thing. But Thailand still weighs heavy on my mind, and on my balls. But at least I finally got the damn viagra from my doctor. Jesus harry potter christ on a stick, that took years. Not that I need to have it in Bangkok, since the stuff is so easy to find. But at least I got it, and who knows where I can use it wherever I go next.
It's been one hell of a last coupla years for me. I'm amazed life hasn't killed me yet. I swear this though, if I ever find myself in Thailand again, I'll report my exploits here once again, like I did all those many years ago. Good fucking god, I miss Thailand. I just miss fucking working women in general.
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Nyeshov's Departure From Thailand and Cambodia; Well Stated.
[QUOTE=Nyezhov;3043798]It looks like I have seen my last times in SE Asia. I have been asked to explain why, so here goes. [/QUOTE]Nyezhov's essay on his recollections and opinions are 100% shared by yours truly. Without exception.
I'm 83 years old. I first landed on Thai soil on December 27, in 1970. I stayed at the Inter Continental Hotel. It was so new that you could still smell the fresh paint and there was no vegetation more than 2 feet high. It was located where Siam Center is located today and across where Siam Square is located.
Massages by farm fresh personnel across Rama I were $2 per hour. Anything more was negotiated with your masseuse.
Of course, Patpong was where most of the action was centered. It wasn't until years later that I learned about Nana Plaza, Cowboy and Thermae and Soi Zero.
In the 80's, bar fines from the go go joints were about 100 baht ($5 US) and you could get even the best looking dancers for 500 baht all night. Long time was understood. 90% GFE guaranteed. At 10 am In the restaurant of the Nana Hotel, most every table was occupied by mongers with their loves of their lives having breakfast.
Nana Plaza had bars opening by noon. Hog's Breath, Three Roses, etc. Small bars roughly where Spanky's is located now. One go go opened at 1 pm. Shift change at 6 pm when some of the dancers went down to the ground floor to a sister bar to work some more.
Soi Cowboy had 2 small bars from which to pull or get semi-full service in the open starting about 1 pm. Buckskin Joe's / Soi Zero had regular patronage as well as a few Tea Houses on Soi 1.
Thermae was same same but different. Lots of part-time office girls and food vendors. Not the heavily made up "fashionistas" you see today. 500 baht LT.
These were the days before digital photography and the widespread use of the internet. Photos inside of the bars was not just tolerated; it was almost welcome. Same in your hotel rooms. Of course a certain discretion as to where to process your film required. LOL I never got any curious stares from a photo shop that was located where Stuble Inn is located these days. I'm sure they'd seen it all before.
I'm attaching some photos of some of my dates; many worked at the same bars and I never sensed any of the negative passiveness between the damsels. In fact, some were good friends and were good about sharing me and my precious bodily fluids.
Sam.
Good to See Khun York Posting Again
[QUOTE=NewtonYork;3043942]Honestly, it's been so long I surprised myself that I still remember my password. I'm back fellas, and I don't know if this is a good or bad thing. [/QUOTE]Glad you remembered the password.
Looking forward to future reports.