My ex-wife (american) loved me licking and sucking on her toes.
I know Thai's consider the foot dirty.
Does this apply to the little piggies as well?
I'd hate to offend my future ex-wife.
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My ex-wife (american) loved me licking and sucking on her toes.
I know Thai's consider the foot dirty.
Does this apply to the little piggies as well?
I'd hate to offend my future ex-wife.
Here we go! Thailand tightens visa regulation starting 01.10.2006!
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Giotto
[QUOTE=Rebad]My ex-wife (american) loved me licking and sucking on her toes.
I know Thai's consider the foot dirty.
Does this apply to the little piggies as well?
I'd hate to offend my future ex-wife.[/QUOTE]
Depends on the girl. A girl fresh from Issan might be offended; but ,my Thai G.F. loves it.
Yo bros,
Landed at the dreamland yesterday.
Bloody waited almost an hour at the immigrantion queue.
They had to take pics off everysingle one. Damn.
Anyway.
Headed off to Beirgarden Soi 7 for some action last nite.
80baht for a beer. Not bad.
And you can chat with any girls around you. For that price.
Can't complain.
Met some new frens "farangs" haha at the bar, and they showed me around. Ended up at a dance party. Don know the name. As I was so bloody drunk already. Couldn't careless.
Anyhow. Was dancing with some young 19 year old student. She still has a dental "braces" on her teeth. Thats how young she is. Was touching all ova her. I forgot what happened. I was so drunk. Forgot my intention was to get them LAID. Haha. This is my lesson. NEVER GET DRUNK.
I ended up on the street till 6. 30am in the morning.
A pretty chic woke me up. She is an ANGEL. I'll say she is around early 20s. So I offer to drop her home by taxi. And took her no. So I'm gonna date her out tonite! Haha Thai ppl are very friendly.
Not every chics are $$$ hungry. If they are having a good time with you, I don't think $$$ is the major concern.
Come on, couple of thousand baht, it doesn't hurt. Does it? Haha
[QUOTE=Bolongo]Guys,
I am looking to take a trip to thailand around March/April when I get back from Iraq. It may just be me or 1 or 2 other guys. What should we do to enjoy our time and the women? Whats the best area/hotel/clubs to go to? Does any one know about this place? [url]http://www.clubfantasyformen.com/en/executive.php[/url] ? Thanks for the help.[/QUOTE]Hi Guys,
Personaly I recommend you just forget this club they just ripp you off. ENJOY FREE STAY IN THAILAND AND MAY USE EDEN AND OTHER AND ALL THE FREELANCE in every corner.
recently, the planets aligned (pluto was even in line) and i found myself with some free time. i booked a ticket to bangkok and began reading this and other boards more thoroughly. on several occasions, i was tempted to post a question online, but seeing as how that’s rightly frowned upon, i instead kept digging further back in the forums for my answers. while some of the chitchat between the regulars proved tedious, i was able to find answers to most of my questions and by the time my plane touched down at bkk, i was ready.
the walk through immigration and customs was quick and uneventful. as promised, i found the taxi booth just outside the arrivals area. showed the attendant the address of the town lodge on sukhumvit soi 18 and got into an appointed cab. “meter please, toll way okay.” seconds later we were racing towards sukhumvit at 140kph – two tolls at 20 and 40 baht respectively. the plane landed about 11:15pm and i was in my hotel room by midnight.
i liked what i’d read about the town lodge both from reviews on this as well as on one other site. with high hopes for the jacuzzi suite, were i to come even remotely close to reliving some of [post=503329]evil’s exploits[/post], i would have considered the trip an ultimate success. unfortunately though, my stay here was probably the most disappointing part of the whole trip. the construction surrounding the hotel began at 6 am and didn’t end until well into early evening, making any attempts at sound sleep nearly impossible. the air conditioning unit in my room wasn’t working properly, the jacuzzi’s drain wouldn’t plug and the showerhead broke twice. maybe i had an atypically bad room or maybe pluto was falling out of line, protesting its demotion as a planet? i changed rooms on the second day and hotels on the third day.
back to the first night. i was pretty tired but very excited about my options. i considered stopping at either nana or cowboy, but instead headed over to [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord901][CodeWord901][/url]’s. someone in an earlier post mentioned that these women know what they are doing and take pride in their jobs. i can definitely confirm that they know what they are doing. i have had my share of blowjobs but this was hands down the best blowjob i have had! halfway through, while the tip of my cock was massaging nam’s tonsils, i had my own serendipitous moment of confirmation, realizing as so many of you have, why we come here. by the time i was leaving, the girls were coming inside and closing shop. total damage including a drink and a modest tip, was about 750b. throughout the rest of my stay in thailand, i visited [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord901][CodeWord901][/url]’s again both in bangkok as well as in pattaya, i am sad to say that, while above average, none of the consequent visits rivaled nam’s first-night performance.
on the way back to the hotel, my body was demanding a massage. no shortage of massage parlors in this city. one hour traditional thai massage, half a block from the hotel was 200b. she offered to massage ‘everything’ for an additional 500b but i passed. stopped by the hotel bar for a beer, no one else there, so i headed to my room looking forward to a nice, long and rejuvenating night of sleep. the bulldozers started up at 6 am!
breakfast on day two was pretty standard, no buffet, but the girl at the front desk did scramble some eggs for me. later that morning, i went for a walk, down to nana across suk and back again to soi 31. i walked down 31 for about 15 minutes looking for any sign of livingstone’s. no giotto, no lodge and no dead artists. i was pretty tired, sweaty and hot. so i headed back to the hotel where after checking my notes i kicked myself. the lodge is on soi 33 and not 31. more on livingstone’s lodge later.
after a bit of rest, i decided to look up giotto’s thorough massage parlor report. i didn’t want to walk too far, so i headed over to the korean style sazanka massage off soi 22. his description of the joint is pretty dead on so i won’t go into too many details. i took the two hour complete package. while the whole salt slap and hot towel wrap experience was interesting, i don’t think i’ll repeat should opportunity presents itself. her name was nana and total damage for two hours of skin scrubbing, back walking, hard massage, happy ending, a drink and a tip was around 1500b. some lunch and back to the hotel for a battle of wills between me and the bulldozers.
patpong has certainly received mixed reviews. most recent articles i found on the place were negative and cautioned against the hawkers and the upstairs bars. but the place is legendary and i didn’t feel right ignoring it. on sukhumvit i flagged down a cab and asked for patpong, the driver chuckled and gave me an all knowing smile. about ten minutes later he dropped me off on suriwong road in front of patpong soi 1. the meter was just shy of 50 baht. as far as people watching goes, this place beats nana and cowboy hands down. i found the juxtaposition of dismayed middle aged men, with their families in tow, checking out the street market while at the same time being propositioned by the countless hawkers and girls, well… amusing.
walked around for a bit, took a drink at one of the bars, i think it was kings corner. a handful of lookers but the vibe was a little off. i headed for silom to look for a cab back. someone in a previous report had alluded to some organized groups controlling the cabs. i couldn’t find a ride back to sukhumvit for less than 100b, most offers were for about 200b and none of the fine taxi drivers were willing to use their meters. luckily, the bts station sala daeng was about a block down the road. congratulations to bangkok for such a comfortable, easy to navigate and efficient sky train system. 15 minutes, 25b and one transfer later, i was at asoke station.
took a walk through cowboy and after checking out a couple of the bars, i negotiated a night’s worth of activities with a decent looking spinner. on the way back to the hotel we were both hungry. town lodge doesn’t have room service or a restaurant nearby. halfway down soi 18 on the left side though, is the rembrandt hotel, a luxury 4 or 5-star type hotel. one of their restaurants was open so in we went. duniawala’s [post=498670]hotels' database[/post] has no notes about the girl friendliness of this hotel, but we walked past several uniformed hotel staff on our way to the upstairs restaurant with nary a stray look. (for the same database, i might recommend a star-rating of 3 for the town lodge.) we had a nice dinner with a couple of drinks for about 1500b. at a nearby table, some rather impatient south asian guests made asses of themselves by treating the poor wait staff like lower caste folk. back at the hotel, an average night of sex was had and a pleasant goodbye in the morning as well. total damage (bar fine included) was about 2500b.
day three. finding a ride to pattaya and trying out another one of giotto’s reviewed massage establishments. after another too-early breakfast, i caught up on some work and then headed out to orchards just off soi 31. i guess i was a bit early and they had just opened, since there was only one girl there and she didn’t look ready yet. the reviews suggested an actual 90 minutes massage and an optional 30 minute testicles massage.
the gal, whose name i can’t recall, began the massage but after about fifteen minutes had my shorts off and was straddling me ready for action. i had actually hoped for a decent massage but her enthusiasm woke me up and what followed can best be described as an hour of raw sex. she was uncharacteristically wild and aggressive. not what i had anticipated but thoroughly enjoyable. damage – 300b for the 15 minute massage and 1000b for her. on the way out i noticed that the regular lineup of girls had arrived.
with the massage and the second morning round out of the way, all i had on the old agenda was finding a ride to pattaya and arranging accommodations for my return to bangkok. with the soi 31/33 confusion behind me, i set out for livingstone’s lodge to make the final arrangements. my first impressions and gut feeling for a place have rarely let me down, and my first impression of this place was very positive. i was warmly greeted by an absolutely stunning lady at the entryway out by soi 33 and escorted to the reservations desk. friendly, smiling and relaxed, the manager stopped at the reception desk to introduce himself and welcome me. he couldn’t have made a better first impression. within minutes, the room was reserved, the car to pattaya was hired and i was pool-side enjoying a late lunch.
the ride to pattaya took a little over 3 hours. future travelers will be wise not to leave during the afternoon rush hour. in pattaya, i checked into the queen victoria inn and was quickly greeted by the proprietor, vic. my room was clean, quiet and comfortable, though a bit cozy. the bar downstairs served as the reception for the hotel, gathering place for some of the local ex-pat community and proved to also provide a nice variety of delicious food at reasonable rates. vic himself provided a basic intro to pattaya and the different neighborhoods. the standard room at 600b came with ac, satellite tv, fridge and water but no telephone. incidentally, i picked up a pre-paid thai sim card early on in the trip for about 500 baht, used it quite a bit for mostly local calls but also an occasional call to the states and i still have some time remaining on it.
what can i say about pattaya that hasn’t already been said? my first impression as the taxi turned on soi 6 to drop me off at the hotel was akin to my first visit to las vegas, or the first time i remember going to a theme park – like a kid in a candy shop. this street and many others nearby are packed with a number of short-time parlors with the ladies standing outside and enticing passersby to join them inside.
a note about soi 6 and some of the other sois close by, as martians has so eloquently alluded to in some of his previous posts, is the abundance of katoey bars. reading all the posts describing run-ins with the lady boys, i never felt i would mistake a guy for a girl, no matter how well costumed. that first night, as i was walking down soi 6 towards the beach i decided to stop at one of the beer bars to have a drink. they all looked so good, too good really. (s)he sat next to me as i ordered a drink. at the 2 minute mark i began having suspicions and at the 4 minute mark i was convinced. at the 5 minute mark i was out of there.
pattaya was wonderful. i spent the days relaxing on the beach, getting foot or traditional thai massages, napping and mourning steve irwin. at nights, i would find a woman and fuck her silly. i can’t understand the people who write and ask all these questions about where to say and what to do. in pattaya, especially, the agenda is pretty easy to follow. for those with more time on their hands the city offers a variety of other more traditional pastimes such as bungee jumping, parasailing, fishing, etc. not really why i was there.
from its body sliding soapies, walking street go-gos and the many many many many beer bars pattaya offers a little (a lot) for any taste. the only thing i will recommend against is the dream teen massage on soi 21 of soi bua khao. their website advertised a balls massage and seeing as how my last attempt did not actually produce an adequate massage, i decided to give the whole balls massage another go. in readings before my trip, i had come across the term balls massage or testicle massage but couldn’t find an adequate description. so any other newbies searching for ‘balls massages’, it’s nothing more than a glorified pre-hand job. the girl gives you a massage, oily or traditional or whatever you’ve asked for then starts tickling your balls and arousing you. with dick in hand she then asks if you want the special. at this joint, i was offered 500b for a hand job, 1000b for a blow and 2000b for ‘boom-boom’. i call it a pre-hand job since it stops if you refuse the extras. i bargained her down to 650 for a blow with a promise of another 100 if she was really good. she wasn’t. on the way out, i thought i heard her call me a charlie. i don’t think i was and frankly at that point couldn’t have cared less. i was just happy to be leaving. this place is also a little off the main circuit. it took me about 20 minutes to get there by foot.
as i sit here by the window of my room in the queen vic, typing this update, i count 42 women lining the street across from the hotel on soi 6, at their respective short-time bars. a couple of them see me in the window and yell out my room number. what a life they lead.
the ride back to bangkok was uneventful – 950b door-to-door, included tolls.
back at livingstone’s that evening, i checked into a nice room with a double jacuzzi. i called the front desk for a wake up call, which either never came or i slept right through. until this point, i had avoided nana but wanted to make up for lost time. i took the bts two stops to the nana station and stopped into several different bars finally settling on a nicely endowed northern beauty, mei from (i think it was) lollipop. back at the hotel, she rocked my world again and again. a jacuzzi was finally put to good use.
the next night, the lodge had a french maid’s theme party. it was suppose to start at 7 but at 7:30, aside from the maids there was no one else there. i decided to walk down a few blocks to akane’s fashion massage to see what all the fuss was about. i chose miki who proceeded to give me a very nice 30 minute foot massage, since the upstairs rooms were in use. later upstairs the routine was pretty much as has been described in this forum. i should say that while i didn’t see it, i certainly felt that she had a tongue cover of some sort. the experience all together was not as pleasurable as i had hoped, nevertheless, an average experience. the cost for an 80 minute fashion massage, which included some hardcore rimming, was about 1500b. miki earned her 200b tip.
by about 10, when i arrived back at the lodge, the party was in full swing – smart crowd, beautiful women and a good time. i need to find a job like yi ren, and base myself out of bangkok! that night and into the next afternoon, i was properly introduced to the world of threesomes. this was without doubt the highlight of the trip. round one from about midnight until 2, out to the street corner for the best tasting (and spiciest) thai food i’ve ever eaten, round two until about 3:30, after which we all passed out. those last 30-some hours, from the time of the party until my departure for the airport, i received better gfe-type attention from these two women than i’ve received from any other of my previous girlfriends. is this a sad statement on the state of my previous relationships or a compliment to the girls and their skills? i don’t want to think too much about the answer.
i had planned on spending my last day at the eden club, but seeing as how i had already found two hard-working and eager friends with near-perfect chemistry, i passed on the club. in all honesty, i am not sure if i had any energy left for the eden treatment anyway. next trip, it’s sure to be one of the first stops.
3 am –a warm good-bye and on to the airport for my very early flight back to reality.
a final note about livingstone’s lodge, although i had my hesitations about the place prior to arrival, i will stay no where else on my next trip to bangkok. outside of the maybe-missed wake up call that first night i could find no fault with my stay there. the staff was professional, relaxed and accommodating. the management was welcoming and friendly. the women, at least the two i got to know a little better, were fantastic!
[size=-2][b][u]editor's note[/u]:[/b] [blue]i certainly hope that the author or somebody else will post a link to this report in the reports of distinction thread. please [url=http://www.internationalsexguide.info/forum/announcement-reportsofdistinction.php?]click here[/url] for more information.[/blue][/size]
[quote=isg not msg]...[url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord901][CodeWord901][/url]’s....total damage including a drink and a modest tip, was about 750b........a final note about livingstone’s lodge, although i had my hesitations about the place prior to arrival, i will stay no where else on my next trip to bangkok. outside of the maybe-missed wake up call that first night i could find no fault with my stay there. the staff was professional, relaxed and accommodating. the management was welcoming and friendly. the women, at least the two i got to know a little better, were fantastic!.....[/quote]
excellent fr, very informative with a mix of info, very enjoyable read. [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord901][CodeWord901][/url]'s was cheap though, did you drink tap water and tip the girl 'a modest' 20 baht :d the bj is 700 baht already !
have yet to hear from a serious brother that they haven't enjoyed a stay at g's place - still haven't made the maids party, my outfit is usually in the wash.
like your nick, for a new member you seem to have done very well not only in reading the threads but understanding them too !
[quote=meaty]excellent fr, very informative with a mix of info, very enjoyable read. [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord901][CodeWord901][/url]'s was cheap though, did you drink tap water and tip the girl 'a modest' 20 baht :d the bj is 700 baht already!
have yet to hear from a serious brother that they haven't enjoyed a stay at g's place - still haven't made the maids party, my outfit is usually in the wash.
like your nick, for a new member you seem to have done very well not only in reading the threads but understanding them too ![/quote]thanks for the nice feedback. i am glad the read was enjoyable. the write and the related 'research' were also quite enjoyable.
as for [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord901][CodeWord901][/url]'s, i did drink water, and i think i tipped her 100b. it was late at night. i had just received the blowjob of my life and may have forgotten the exact damage. it was close to 700b though.
[QUOTE=Isg Not Msg]
Walked around for a bit, took a drink at one of the bars, I think it was Kings Corner. A handful of lookers but the vibe was a little off. I headed for Silom to look for a cab back. Someone in a previous report had alluded to some organized groups controlling the cabs. I couldn’t find a ride back to Sukhumvit for less than 100B, most offers were for about 200B and none of the fine taxi drivers were willing to use their meters. Luckily, the BTS station Sala Daeng was about a block down the road. Congratulations to Bangkok for such a comfortable, easy to navigate and efficient sky train system. 15 minutes, 25B and one transfer later, I was at Asoke station.[/QUOTE]Good report that one. Just two bits of advice. First with the taxi's in Patpong the best way I've found is to cross Silom and hail one on the corner near Soi Convent. Never had one not use a meter. The ones who seem to loiter are the ones who cause a bit a trouble and want a fixed price, but for some reason the other side no problems.
Also if you are going from Silom to Cowboy, you can also use the underground train. The station (think its called Silom) is about 150m futher down Silom, but a little closer when you get to Cowboy. The station there is called Sukumviut. Price is usually just a little higher, but no need to change at Siam and usually not as crowed as the BTS.
[blue]Greetings Everyone,
I have created a new thread titled "Thailand Politics" for discussing said subject.
[url]http://www.internationalsexguide.info/forum/showthread.php?t=2526[/url]
Thanks,
Jackson[/blue]
The United States government will begin issuing passports with RFID (radio-frequency identification). If you don't have a passport and you anticipate traveling internationally in the next 10 years, get one NOW. If you have a passport and you anticipate traveling internationally in the next 10 years, get yours renewed NOW (whether there is time left on it or not).
The RFID passport stores an electronic copy of the passport holder's information, and it may store fingerprints and digital visas in the future. By itself, this is no problem. However, according to Bruce Schneier security expert) in an article through the Washington Post Service, "the RFID chips don't have to be plugged in to a [reading device] to operate. Like chips used for automatic toll collection on roads, these chips operate via proximity."
"This means that an RFID passport could be read without your knowledge or consent by a government trying to track your movements or, worse, by a criminal trying to steal your identity." Some safety precautions are being adjusted by the U.S. government stemming from complaints by experts. Such adjustments include shielded covers and access-control and encryption mechanisms. (quoted and paraphrased from Schneier's Washington Post article of September 21, 2006)
But experts say these changes don't go far enough to secure a passport holder's privacy. The RFID is in its infancy, and radio frequency technology is sure to out-pace the now feeble chip which will be placed in America passports starting at the end of this year. (ibid)
Security risks have already been demonstrated. One researcher found he "could identify individual chips via unique characteristics of the radio transmissions. Another researcher successfully cloned a chip."
Dismissed by the U.S. government as a "meaningless stunt," pointing out the researchers couldn't read or change the data. These security breaches were demonstrated after only two weeks of trying. (ibid)
The greatest risk to you is this: the RFID chip must last the lifetime of the passport (or 10 years of validity which ever comes first).
"Improvements in antenna technology will certainly increase the distance at which they can be read and might even allow unauthorized readers to penetrate the shielding." (ibid)
If you already have the RFID style passport, you can disable it by "popping [it] into a microwave...." Schneier reported that "the United States has said that a nonworking chip will not invalidate a passport." (ibid)
"The Colorado passport office is already issuing RFID passports, and the State Department expects all U.S. passport offices to be doing so by the end of the year." If you get a new passport now (from another passport office other than the Colorado office), 10 years can lapse and the technology can mature to better understand security risks. "You don't want to be a guinea pig on this one." (ibid)
Please pass this on to others whom you believe can benefit from the information.
[QUOTE=Carrick]The United States government will begin issuing passports with RFID (radio-frequency identification). If you don't have a passport and you anticipate traveling internationally in the next 10 years, get one NOW. If you have a passport and you anticipate traveling internationally in the next 10 years, get yours renewed NOW (whether there is time left on it or not).
"You don't want to be a guinea pig on this one." (ibid)
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I am confused. First you exhort all, to get the new RFID passports and in the same breath you point out all the pitfalls of having it. Do we/should we get new passports? As for me, I will wait another 9 years when my passport expires.
[QUOTE=Duniawala]I am confused. First you exhort all, to get the new RFID passports and in the same breath you point out all the pitfalls of having it. Do we/should we get new passports? As for me, I will wait another 9 years when my passport expires.[/QUOTE]
Duni,
I think he was saying to get new passports NOW - before the new system is in place. As for me, I have a microwave, and know how to use it! :)
Cheers,
-Y
Very nice post. Keep up the good work and go back asap.
El Greco
[QUOTE=Yi Ren]Duni,
I think he was saying to get new passports NOW - before the new system is in place. As for me, I have a microwave, and know how to use it! :)
Cheers,
-Y[/QUOTE]
Well, Duh!