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[QUOTE=KeepItBurnin;1823573]Thank you for the quick updates guys. Much appreciated. I got some few questions.

Is there any hotel you recommend where I easily can get girls?

Also I want to get a russian girl for one night. Where can I find one?

Is there any website with true pictures if I don't want to go out on one night?

And one last thing where to get the most good looking girls?

Thanks a lot.[/QUOTE]You want to stay in a hotel full of hookers? Not my cup of tea, but Grace Hotel seems to answer that description. Reviews are mixed at best ([URL]https://www.tripadvisor.in/Hotel_Review-g293916-d594420-Reviews-Grace_Hotel-Bangkok.html[/URL]).

You will also find "russian" girls there, although they are more likely to be from one of the non-russian parts of the ex soviet union. I have never gone with one of them, so I have no idea if they are worth their price.

Websites with true pictures? You mean with escort girls you can order? Have a look at the escort forum here. Some are real pictures but from years ago, some are photoshopped, some are pure "bait & switch" and it changes continuously.

"Most good looking girls"? It depends on your definition of "most good looking girls". For me it is in Suzie Wong agogo club in Soi Cowboy, but I doubt we have the same taste in women.

[QUOTE=KeepItBurnin;1823573]Thank you for the quick updates guys. Much appreciated. I got some few questions.

Is there any hotel you recommend where I easily can get girls?

Also I want to get a russian girl for one night. Where can I find one?

Is there any website with true pictures if I don't want to go out on one night?

And one last thing where to get the most good looking girls?

Thanks a lot.[/QUOTE]For Russian girls in Bangkok, wish I could go there soon its been a year already.

The best place for CIS chicks in bkk is MIXX club in the basement of intercontinental hotel each and every taxi knows about it and will take you free as they get paid by the hotel 50 bht per passenger there are some model nights and they have exceptionally beautiful girls there but you have to be a high roller. Secondly in Shock 39 , then Bossy Club, Then some at the Spasso in the Grand Hyatt Erawan.

For early night action in Soi 4 there is Rajah Hotel just go in the Lobby and you will find some mamasans or pimps for Russian girls, if you can speak Arabic then Grace hotel in the coffee shop or there disco down you will find a mix of 2 kg make up beauties. If you want to live inside a brothel book in the omni tower on the same road just a bit far away and you will find many by the pool and breakfast in the morning.

For late night action just opposite grace is bamboo bear bar and disco some of the ladies will come here for late night food and work together, if you are lucky you will also find some Moroccan or Arabic ladies here also there to be found.

Regarding the best looking girls in BKK, they are everywhere maybe the soapies but I am not a MP or escort guy, I like to hunt and have fun.

Cheer,

Alex

[QUOTE=ProfessorOak;1823671]Hello everyone,
I think I'm ready to venture east, first question is Bangkok or Pattaya?
[/QUOTE]One's a beach. One's a city. Your call.

[QUOTE=ProfessorOak;1823671]What should I expect price wise? [/QUOTE]Low end BJ 500, sex 1000. From there the sky is the limit.

[QUOTE=ProfessorOak;1823671]What should I expect my first time? I am also nervous, I'm paranoid that I'll strike out because I don't look like the typical western sex tourist. [/QUOTE]It's a commercial transaction. Do you have two heads and fly a saucer? Your money is the same as everybody else's. Just don't be an asshole.

[QUOTE=ProfessorOak;1823671]Is it like a hooker type deal where you offer money? Or you charm and wine and dine the lady and tip her accordingly? [/QUOTE]Yes.

Read [URL]http://www.internationalsexguide.info/forum/showthread.php?2009-Links-to-Reports-of-Distinction[/URL] until you're crosseyed and you'll begin to get the picture.

[QUOTE=Etaoin2003;1823882]

Low end BJ 500, sex 1000. From there the sky is the limit.

[/QUOTE]On the day I had to fly out recently at Pattaya, I had a few hours to spare after checkout and found the tartiest looking young gal in a row of seedy masage parlors in the road leading down from Soi Diana. The 500 B BJ turned out to be extraordinarily good! So much that it's now going to be a fixed part of my itinerary on checkout day. Seedy place with curtains between beds and noisy slurpy smack smack sounds from all around, but a superb feeling receiving her skillful manipulations with her mouth. At first I was appalled at how she made no attempt to hush her slurpy sounds, but pretty soon there was a symphony of slurping and smacking sounds from behind all the other curtains, in chorus with my gals - like a group of crickets chirrrping together after a spell of rain, and I relaxed. You will never get to hear a BJ symphony anywhere else in the world but here. It helped that I lasted a full 25 mins before shooting my load, enjoyed it for that much longer and she never complained or reduced the level of effort even for a single minute because she was tired or something. Any other bar gal you take for 2000B or more will surely complain or make a face by the end of 10 mins. It takes talent at the level of training of a circus artiste or acrobat to perform like that.

Don't mistake low end price for low end experience. I don't know how many women back in my city can give head with the same level of skill.

P.

[QUOTE=PeeMan;1823928] ... I ... found the tartiest looking young gal in a row of seedy massage parlors in the road leading down from Soi Diana. P.[/QUOTE]Do you mean Soi Honey which runs parallel East and West with Soi Diana? That's where the row of seedy parlors is.

Anyway, excellent report. I got a vicarious thrill out of all that slurping.

[QUOTE=Daddy07;1823991]Do you mean Soi Honey which runs parallel East and West with Soi Diana? That's where the row of seedy parlors is.

Anyway, excellent report. I got a vicarious thrill out of all that slurping.[/QUOTE]I didn't check the map as I strolled around and chanced upon it, but it must be the one.

A note about the skill level of the gal. This wasn't a "dull" erection that took 25 minutes to reach the peak pleasure zone, it was a state of heightened pleasure nearing the peak levels from the word go. I told her when I was approaching the shoot and she immediately switched from hand+tounge tip technique to a pumping swallowing motion for the CIM. Interestingly my first experience where the gal lathers the shaft with coconut oil and then swallows and licks it up.

She deserves a standing applause - from my throbbing member the next time again of course!

Cheers

P.

Hi all.... Been mostly on the "Tijuana" part of this site, but sometimes I keep an eye on this part as well (Thailand). Planned to go last year in October, but the trip fell through with a couple of friends at the last moment. Not fun at all. The plan was to spend 5 days in Pattaya, 4 days in Chiang Mai (Am I spelling that right? And the last 4 days in Bangkok. My friends mostly wanted to do beach stuff (cool with me), but my interest was in three (3) areas: Food, Golf and the Female persuasion of course. However, as for the golf, I realized that a lot of the courses I wanted to play required a taxi or whatever to get there and they were like $60 or $80 round-trip as well as an hour or so away. Does anyone here have any thoughts about this? Also, most of the courses didn't seem to like the idea of booking a round / tee-time for a "single" player. It seemed like a real hassle actually, but there were courses there that I really would have like to have played. The plan is to still travel there this year (perhaps Sept. Or Oct.). Anyways, it sounded like a cool trip, but any thoughts that people here might have about where to go for golf would be appreciated. Also, does anyone have any thoughts about the idea of spending 4 or 5 days in each of the spots I listed above?

[QUOTE=Caprese7;1824537 Hi all. Been mostly on the "Tijuana" part of this site, but sometimes I keep an eye on this part as well (Thailand). Planned to go last year in October, but the trip fell through with a couple of friends at the last moment. Not fun at all. The plan was to spend 5 days in Pattaya, 4 days in Chiang Mai.

My advice keep things loose in plans, as it is so easy to get about in Thailand go with your feelings when you arrive, if you go pattaya first there are so many bars offering golf days you will be happy with the cost, try this google search golf bars Pattaya the golf trips start earlyish so not a good friend for overnight visitors.

Have fun tit.

[QUOTE=Caprese7;1824537] However, as for the golf, I realized that a lot of the courses I wanted to play required a taxi or whatever to get there and they were like $60 or $80 round-trip as well as an hour or so away. Does anyone here have any thoughts about this? Also, most of the courses didn't seem to like the idea of booking a round / tee-time for a "single" player. It seemed like a real hassle actually, but there were courses there that I really would have like to have played. [/QUOTE]Actually it is not a hassle at all. In Pattaya you may have to join a group, which will make things lot easier. In Bangkok, just take any cab and they will take you to the golf course and you pay by meter. At the end of the round if you tell the receptionist, they will call a cab for you. You may have to wait 15 to 30 minutes depending on the location of the course. The max I pay is about 450 bath to Lam Lukka which is quite far. Some of the cab drivers would not know the locations and you may have to let a few taxis go. All in all it is manageable. I have done this in Chang Mai couple of times but do not have a lot of experience there. In general, as a single player it is never a problem to get on the course unless there is a tournament going on. They will ask you if you do not mind joining a group. Let me know when you are making the trip and if I am in BKK I can certainly help. I am sure there are other members who play golf regularly as well. Have fun.

[QUOTE=Caprese7;1824537]Also, does anyone have any thoughts about the idea of spending 4 or 5 days in each of the spots I listed above?[/QUOTE]4 or 5 days in BKK or CM is certainly do-able. There is so much to see and do in BKK that it won't be boring. CM is very pretty, if they're not doing their annual field burning. There are lots of very scenic places to visit, too. A few days there wouldn't be a waste.

For me, the bloom has been off of the Pattaya rose for quite some time. I guess everybody has to see it once, but if you're into beach-why activities, consider Hua Hin. There is still nightlife but there is not quite the hard-core sleaze of PTY. Or Koh Chang might be a good alternative if you prefer something more relaxed.

[QUOTE=Caprese7;1824537]Hi all.... Been mostly on the "Tijuana" part of this site, but sometimes I keep an eye on this part as well (Thailand). Planned to go last year in October, but the trip fell through with a couple of friends at the last moment. Not fun at all. The plan was to spend 5 days in Pattaya, 4 days in Chiang Mai (Am I spelling that right? And the last 4 days in Bangkok. My friends mostly wanted to do beach stuff (cool with me), but my interest was in three (3) areas: Food, Golf and the Female persuasion of course. However, as for the golf, I realized that a lot of the courses I wanted to play required a taxi or whatever to get there and they were like $60 or $80 round-trip as well as an hour or so away. Does anyone here have any thoughts about this? Also, most of the courses didn't seem to like the idea of booking a round / tee-time for a "single" player. It seemed like a real hassle actually, but there were courses there that I really would have like to have played. The plan is to still travel there this year (perhaps Sept. Or Oct.). Anyways, it sounded like a cool trip, but any thoughts that people here might have about where to go for golf would be appreciated. Also, does anyone have any thoughts about the idea of spending 4 or 5 days in each of the spots I listed above?[/QUOTE]Caprese7: I know nothing about golf but I stay at the Whitehouse Condotel in Pattaya. The hotel is full of golfers and the owner is also an avid golfer. It would be very easy to meet some players there. I have talked to many at breakfast in the hotel restaurant. You can certainly talk to the owner who will make some introductions for you.

[QUOTE=Allover;1824846]Caprese7: I know nothing about golf but I stay at the Whitehouse Condotel in Pattaya. The hotel is full of golfers and the owner is also an avid golfer. It would be very easy to meet some players there. I have talked to many at breakfast in the hotel restaurant. You can certainly talk to the owner who will make some introductions for you.[/QUOTE]Caprese -.

There is also a rather large golf society in the area, minimal fee and lots of choices for daily courses. Not sure if this is allowed or considered advertising on this forum.

[URL]http://pattayasports.org/sports/golf/[/URL]

S

[QUOTE=Caprese7;1824537]Hi all.... Been mostly on the "Tijuana" part of this site, but sometimes I keep an eye on this part as well (Thailand). Planned to go last year in October, but the trip fell through with a couple of friends at the last moment. Not fun at all. The plan was to spend 5 days in Pattaya, 4 days in Chiang Mai (Am I spelling that right? And the last 4 days in Bangkok. My friends mostly wanted to do beach stuff (cool with me), but my interest was in three (3) areas: Food, Golf and the Female persuasion of course. However, as for the golf, I realized that a lot of the courses I wanted to play required a taxi or whatever to get there and they were like $60 or $80 round-trip as well as an hour or so away. Does anyone here have any thoughts about this? Also, most of the courses didn't seem to like the idea of booking a round / tee-time for a "single" player. It seemed like a real hassle actually, but there were courses there that I really would have like to have played. The plan is to still travel there this year (perhaps Sept. Or Oct.). Anyways, it sounded like a cool trip, but any thoughts that people here might have about where to go for golf would be appreciated. Also, does anyone have any thoughts about the idea of spending 4 or 5 days in each of the spots I listed above?[/QUOTE].

If you are around the L. K. Area, On Soi Buakhao, just off Soi LengKee, there is a restaurant called Weatherspoons, they have daily Golf tours. Opposite int he L. K. Court yard area where the majority of Go Go, check out the Golf Club Restaurant too for information.

At Ibaski: Thanks for the reply here. The goal is to be in Thailand possibly this Fall or late this Summer, 2016. I appreciate the advice here, but the main concern was that they did not seem overly receptive to "singles" on the course. However, one of the courses did set me up with a playing partner for my first round (Laem Chabang I believe). The price of the taxi to and from also seemed quite expensive considering that is virtually equaled the green fee. The courses look really nice and this is something I firmly believe I would enjoy when in Thailand during the day. The whole thing just seems challenging however. Not really sure how to join a "group" either". I do appreciate your offering assistance however, and.

I might take you up on that. Thanks again!

[QUOTE=Ibaski;1824698]Actually it is not a hassle at all. In Pattaya you may have to join a group, which will make things lot easier. In Bangkok, just take any cab and they will take you to the golf course and you pay by meter. At the end of the round if you tell the receptionist, they will call a cab for you. You may have to wait 15 to 30 minutes depending on the location of the course. The max I pay is about 450 bath to Lam Lukka which is quite far. Some of the cab drivers would not know the locations and you may have to let a few taxis go. All in all it is manageable. I have done this in Chang Mai couple of times but do not have a lot of experience there. In general, as a single player it is never a problem to get on the course unless there is a tournament going on. They will ask you if you do not mind joining a group. Let me know when you are making the trip and if I am in BKK I can certainly help. I am sure there are other members who play golf regularly as well. Have fun.[/QUOTE]

Hi all,

Just thought of sharing this incident with you guys, it might help you of you face a similar issue with passport validity.

My friend and I had planned a trip to Thailand for the 6th of February, mid December we had booked our flight tickets including bookings for all the hotels and tours when I realized that my British Passport had only 5 months validity left, so I went on the Thai Embassy site to look for information regarding the rules for passports which are about to expire, on some pages of the site I saw that it said 3 months validity was required and on some other pages of the site it said 6 months. I was confused, worried, and panicking so I called up the Thai Embassy in India and no one was picking up the phone. So I sent them an email and told them about my situation, the Consul I was in contact with via email was rather helpful and she said that I would most likely not face any issues while entering Thailand, I was very skeptical of her reply and told her what I had read on the website, she then told me that if I was worried I could apply for a tourist visa and that she would issue me on my passport. After I asked her if it guaranteed me entry into Thailand, as I didn't want to take a risk as all my bookings were done, she said at the end of the day it is up to the Immigration Officer to see.

I checked the British High Commission website and it said that it would take around 8 weeks for them to do a renewal from India, now I was really worried and didn't know what to do, I thought I'd have to cancel the bookings of me and my friend and loose a lot of money in the process. I thought I should at least download and fill out the form for renewal, so I downloaded and printed it, it had to be fill in by hand, on the site it was also mentioned that if I need to travel urgently and I didn't have my passport with me or it had expired or was stolen I could apply for a Emergency Travel Document (Emergency Passport) at the British High Commission in Mumbai, the travel document would be valid just for this one trip.

So I filled in the renewal papers for the passport and submitted them on the 31st of December 2015. I called the British High Commission in Mumbai and asked them regarding the Travel Document, they said they would be happy to help me and that I would have to book an appointment 2 weeks before my travel date from their website and bring proof of my passport renewal and some other photo IDs and they would issue me one on paying £90 for the application. I downloaded the form and booked the appointment for the 21st of January 2016.

10 days after I had submitted the passport application, I got a message on my phone from DHL saying that my passport was on its way to me. I was astonished at the turnaround time for the renewal process. 2 days after the DHL message I got an email from the office from where I had submitted my application to come and collect my passport. Canceled my appointment with the Embassy and relaxed.

I thought I would have to do a lot of running around for the Travel Document but in the end everything turned out to be fine.