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Hi all,
I'll be traveling to Bangkok this week. Can I carry dapoxetine and a few other prescribed tablets from India without any issues if I have a valid prescription? Since these medicines are not narcotics, do I still need to declare them on the Thailand arrival form? Just looking for experiences from anyone who's done this before.
TIA.
I had one night in Bankok and honestly I couldn't complain.
Started it off with Sukumvit Soi 33 checked out a few Soapy / Nuru places and settled on Ugine at Dausy Dream.
Soapy Massage was 3500 which seemed like the norm on the street for 60 minutes of Soapy in a Jacuzzi room.
Fun girl great natural tits started with the standard shower and then an unexpectedly good massage almost passed out in my back massage.
Asked her if when would finish in a BBBJ and she asked for 500 Bhat on top and 500 more if I want to go again.
I was ok with that. She got right to it after the 15 min massage and I came in her mouth. First 500 she had earned.
Then into the Jacuzzi and after a 15 min soapy with her sitting on me she asked me if I would like a BJ in the tub got to it popped on some rubber and then did her Doggy style on the bed.
Only regret was I didn't get a 90 min room would have liked the extra time.
Off to Sukimvit 15 ate some great Ribs at a market opposite Thermae and then an hour or so latter went hunting again.
Saw a few cuties outside didn't step in. Finalized with Jane at 2500 told her 2 hours don't want something rushed she agreed.
Went down the road to exchange some Dollars and on my way back saw her friend that was way cuter Maya I think her name was.
Instant regret asked her if she would come along as well and there went another 2500. Took them back to my room asked them if they would like some beer and sure enough they did.
Chill girls not rushed at all they got undressed showered with me and he had our first beer with everything hanging out Jane had really fake tits but the other one oh my god words cannot describe how perfect she was. Firm see cup skinny 5.4 maybe under 50 kg. They both went in for a BBBJ and then pinned one down while the other ran her whole body over me.
Took me a few minutes but they were all in no complaints. Cleaned up and hung out drank another beer spoke of their favorite Party spots.
Asked them both to blow me to the finish (this is my thing) great effort by the both of them but wouldn't let me finish in either mouth even with all the dirty talk about it. Probably the only thing I regretted all night but came on Maya's very firm tits.
All in all happy with the evening.
[QUOTE=WanderingHuman;3042574]Hi all,
I'll be traveling to Bangkok this week. Can I carry dapoxetine and a few other prescribed tablets from India without any issues if I have a valid prescription? Since these medicines are not narcotics, do I still need to declare them on the Thailand arrival form? Just looking for experiences from anyone who's done this before..[/QUOTE]Over the past 10 years, since I have started to be medicated, I have never had to declare any of my basic old people medicines.
[QUOTE=ShawarmaMan;3042579]I had one night in Bankok and honestly I couldn't complain.
Started it off with Sukumvit Soi 33 checked out a few Soapy / Nuru places and settled on Ugine at Dausy Dream.
Soapy Massage was 3500 which seemed like the norm on the street for 60 minutes of Soapy in a Jacuzzi room.
Fun girl great natural tits started with the standard shower and then an unexpectedly good massage almost passed out in my back massage.
Asked her if when would finish in a BBBJ and she asked for 500 Bhat on top and 500 more if I want to go again.
I was ok with that. She got right to it after the 15 min massage and I came in her mouth. First 500 she had earned.
Then into the Jacuzzi and after a 15 min soapy with her sitting on me she asked me if I would like a BJ in the tub got to it popped on some rubber and then did her Doggy style on the bed.
Only regret was I didn't get a 90 min room would have liked the extra time..[/QUOTE]Sorry, but I can't get over your description of proceedings in Daisy Dream. I don't find it credible that in an established MP shop like that, that you were asked for 500 baht extra in the room for BBBJ and another 500 for a 2nd shot. Never heard of this happening considering you pay all the money at the front desk and the only money that changes hands in the room might be a tip.
Can't buy that it actually happened.
[QUOTE=Nyezhov;3042598]Over the past 10 years, since I have started to be medicated, I have never had to declare any of my basic old people medicines.[/QUOTE]I dont understand what you are saying. Did you check the Thai laws and learn that you didn't need to take any action related to your medications or did you just ignore the concern and simply walk through and did not get caught? I've done the latter for years.
This year I had concern about one new medication. I checked online and found that I was allowed to bring a 30-day supply with prescription without taking special action. But that was just that one particular medication, I didn't check the others that I've been bringing for years. But, those others are available in Thailand without a prescription.
Then there are other medications that are over the counter in the West, but not readily available in Thailand even with doctor authorization. I stopped bringing Sudafed tablets because of that.
[QUOTE=Nyezhov;3042526]A year from now. What's going to be going on there a year from now?[/QUOTE]My vacation.
[QUOTE=ProPooper98;3042522]....................................I think for similar looks on us, it's about $ 600-800 a date so about half the price or so. Still not the worst.
................................................[/QUOTE]Don't forget to add the airfare, hotels, and misc costs into the equation.
[QUOTE=GillExtra;3042493]Hello gentlemen, I'm writing here on the forum for the first time.
In a few days it will be our first vacation in Thailand, and of course we'll be staying in Bangkok for 7 days.
My girlfriend and I would like to have a threesome. Can anyone give me some recommendations?
What's the best way to find a woman for a threesome? Should I look on Thai Friendly? Smooci? An escort website, or directly on the street?
We'd like her to come to us at the hotel; we're beginners, we've never done this before.
Also, any recommendations for massage salons that offer services with a happy ending? What prices should I expect? And as a side note, I want to fuck with a mature Thai woman where could I find one?
Thank you all. Have a nice day![/QUOTE]Read my reports.
[QUOTE=HorseTrader;3042680]I dont understand what you are saying. Did you check the Thai laws and learn that you didn't need to take any action related to your medications or did you just ignore the concern and simply walk through and did not get caught? I've done the latter for years.
This year I had concern about one new medication. I checked online and found that I was allowed to bring a 30-day supply with prescription without taking special action. But that was just that one particular medication, I didn't check the others that I've been bringing for years. But, those others are available in Thailand without a prescription.
Then there are other medications that are over the counter in the West, but not readily available in Thailand even with doctor authorization. I stopped bringing Sudafed tablets because of that.[/QUOTE]Somebody dropped this link somewhere (don't remember exactly where I saw it): [URL]https://permitfortraveler.fda.moph.go.th/nct_permit_main/Main/FRM_checkdrug_index[/URL].
I'll be heading back to Thailand for the first time in 19 years next summer and have recently started trt, so checked to see if I could bring testosterone and short answer yes, up to 30 day supply. Although it appears to be readily available otc in pharmacies so I may just pin just before heading to the airport and then pick some up while I'm there. Will also be starting HCG soon after I finish switching trt clinics and human chorionic gonadotropin doesn't even appear on their list of drugs so not sure yet what I'll do there. Might just bring it with my prescription, but it sounds like it may be otc there as well so that may be less hassle.
They mainly appear to be concerned about narcotics and psychotropic substances, but there are probably many medications that we might still need to be concerned about. Would be a terrible start to an otherwise great holiday to get tangled up with not allowed medications at the airport upon arrival.
Bangkok road traffic is heavy throughout the day, risky in the commuters rush in the morning. The wait for Grab cars and Grab bikes are typically 20-30 minutes at all hours, then stuck in traffic for another hour for 5 to 7-mile rides. Road option is time consuming and unreliable to go from Sukhumvit to the airport.
For early morning flight I would walk from hotel Maison to Ploenchit BTS station, take a ride to Phaya Thai station, only 9 minutes. Switch to ARL, only 25 minutes to the airport with no chance of traffic jams on roads. Add 10 minutes walking, buying tickets and waiting at each station, I got to the airport in 55 minutes along with the morning commuter crowd.
After so many long waits for Grab cars and traffic jams, I would take the BTS to FIWFANS girls in Ratchada and Huay Khwang. From the nearest stations instead of walking, I would book Grab bikes to their hotels. It's the quickest and cheapest means to go places in Bangkok.
That's a great plan. But remember to keep small change (up to 100 bht) because BTS machines don't take credit cards or large bills (airport train dies, you can even just tap credit cards and go). I wasted about 40 minutes in different lines just today while transferring from the airport train to BTS. Finally, they accepted a 1000 note at the 'customer service' counter for a single trip ticket, albeit grudgingly. Chump change is your friend on this trip.
[QUOTE=CaptainSolo;3042739]Bangkok road traffic is heavy throughout the day, risky in the commuters rush in the morning. The wait for Grab cars and Grab bikes are typically 20-30 minutes at all hours, then stuck in traffic for another hour for 5 to 7-mile rides. Road option is time consuming and unreliable to go from Sukhumvit to the airport.
For early morning flight I would walk from hotel Maison to Ploenchit BTS station, take a ride to Phaya Thai station, only 9 minutes. Switch to ARL, only 25 minutes to the airport with no chance of traffic jams on roads. Add 10 minutes walking, buying tickets and waiting at each station, I got to the airport in 55 minutes along with the morning commuter crowd.
After so many long waits for Grab cars and traffic jams, I would take the BTS to FIWFANS girls in Ratchada and Huay Khwang. From the nearest stations instead of walking, I would book Grab bikes to their hotels. It's the quickest and cheapest means to go places in Bangkok.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=OldAndUgly;3042235]After reading about the place, it got on my list of to do things, did that kind of activity before, but I had a small twist as an add on bonus. It took me a whole day of persuation and psychological warfare, MK Ultra style, to convince my GF to do it, but it was worth it.
[/QUOTE]Nice report! Midway through reading I added Meet the World it to my saved Google Maps. Then I looked at street view on Google Maps and first thing I saw was Fresh Boys. Moused over to the other direction and saw Dream Boy on one side and Hot Male on the other and ended up deleting it off my map (no offense to guys that like that stuff). After finishing reading your report, I went back and added it back to my Google Maps LOL.
Ah, but just to be certain those were biological girls at Meet the World right?
[QUOTE=CaptainSolo;3042739]Bangkok road traffic is heavy throughout the day, risky in the commuters rush in the morning. The wait for Grab cars and Grab bikes are typically 20-30 minutes at all hours, then stuck in traffic for another hour for 5 to 7-mile rides. Road option is time consuming and unreliable to go from Sukhumvit to the airport.
For early morning flight I would walk from hotel Maison to Ploenchit BTS station, take a ride to Phaya Thai station, only 9 minutes. Switch to ARL, only 25 minutes to the airport with no chance of traffic jams on roads. Add 10 minutes walking, buying tickets and waiting at each station, I got to the airport in 55 minutes along with the morning commuter crowd.
After so many long waits for Grab cars and traffic jams, I would take the BTS to FIWFANS girls in Ratchada and Huay Khwang. From the nearest stations instead of walking, I would book Grab bikes to their hotels. It's the quickest and cheapest means to go places in Bangkok.[/QUOTE]With massive suitcases? I get an airport hotel for the night before a morning flight.
Or buy food / drinks at the stores for change. You can also buy tickets from the machines.
I am not aware you can board Airport Rail by tapping credit card like Singapore's Metro. Ticket counter gives you a paper ticket like a business card which you insert into the gate.
I don't want to pull out credit cards and use them in too many places on the road. They can be easily lost or cloned.
That is the most boring option. I have only 1 carry on that fits in overhead bins so I can deplane and exit airports quickly. Never had to wait around the carousel to collect checked bags.
I would rather spend the last night in Sukhumvit sniffing crotches in Nana Plaza or bull shitting with street girls, may be bagging a few girls, enjoying life to the last minute, go to sleep then roll out my small luggage in the morning.
AFAIK there are no elevators at BTS stations. Hand carrying it up the high stairs is a pain. I can see how guys with a couple big pieces would have difficulties. For me it's still better than sitting in a Grab car stuck in heavy traffic, missing flights.