[QUOTE=Fon Tok; 1211417]They were cleaning up all the lube that dripped off of Sushilover's girls![/QUOTE]Also harsh & not entirely true. Not my fault!
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[QUOTE=Fon Tok; 1211417]They were cleaning up all the lube that dripped off of Sushilover's girls![/QUOTE]Also harsh & not entirely true. Not my fault!
[QUOTE=Redfield10; 1211320]Hi,
I'm scheduled to fly in and out of BKK Suv airport Nov 18th and out Dec 1. Staying Pattaya first 6 days. Then 3 in Singapore. Final 2 days in lower Suhkumvit area of BKK.
Anyone have a feel for if there will still be problems by then? I guess I still have awhile to decide / reschedule flights. Using China Airlines into BKK. Then Asia Aor to Singapore.
Thanks[/QUOTE]- I'm in Patts 10 Oct. 8 Nov and no flooding issues here. Bangkok is basically on holiday until at least Mon / 31 Oct. I'm starting to meet Bangkok refugees FLing on Coconut Bar / Beach Road, Insomnia, etc.
- Today SushiLover808 took a taxi from Patts to the Airport in 90 minutes and reported that there's no problem. By the way, I met up with him a couple of times during his and he's a pretty cool guy. Good luck to his worldwide mongering adventures and if he ever finds another city / country that's a better value than Patts, I hope he doesn't keep it a secret from us ISGers.
- Bangkok: I haven't been there but from what I can tell it's only certain, poor parts of Bangkok that's flooded, particularly the outskirts. The city's economic core (where the wealthy live, shop, work) ie Sukhumvit (fancy megamalls+nearby NEP, Patpong, Soi Cowboy) isn't really flooded as that would tank the Thai economy even more and the affluent would rather let the peripheral downtrodden deal with the brunt of the flood abatement.
My advice: Party in Patts instead of Bangkok.
If you do decide to go to Bangkok you should be fine, especially come mid-to-late Nov as most of the water / flooding will also naturally abate by then ("officials" expect approx a month for the flooding to be gone, so in 2+ weeks say 60+% would be gone).
[QUOTE=Daddy07; 1211399]Here are a few local news stories describing the situation:
[url]http://www.pattayadailynews.com/en/2011/10/28/pattaya-rental-houses-full-as-bangkokians-escape-to-chonburi-away-from-floods/[/url]
[url]http://www.pattayadailynews.com/en/2011/10/28/rush-to-evacuate-660-flood-victims-to-chonburi/[/url]
[url]http://www.pattayaone.net/pattaya-news/41760/thousands-of-flood-victims-continue-to-arrive-in-pattaya/[/url]
[url]http://www.pattayaone.net/pattaya-news/41654/pattaya-fills-up-as-bangkok-residents-escape-the-floods/[/url]
The car park at my condo has 8 levels. Only 3 are normally filled this time of year, but now all levels are filled to capacity and most of the condo units are occupied.
Traffic from Jomtien to Walking Street was bad last night and parking was hard to find everywhere. The go-go bars were jumping and the street was crowded. Beach Road was blocked off but I wasn't able to see why. Falang food was in good supply at the 24 hour Food Market in Jomtien.
Looks like high season has come early.[/QUOTE]Daddy07,
Since traffic is so bad and you're at Jomtien, next time you're at the Food market get me a case of large size Sagami Condoms I hope there isn't a run on those?
LBM
Sagami (presumably Sagami. 02) Large size in Pattaya. Or anywhere in Thailand? Where? Have usually ordered these online or off of eBay.
Have seen the standard (too tight) size in Boots in the white and red box, but not the large size in the black and gold box.
I was in Foodland today and most of shelves have been restocked, and I was able to buy 1.5 liter bottles of water. (Limit of 3)
I also have friend that took the bus to the airport and reported he had no problems, the trip took one hour and twenty minutes.
Traffic however is still bad here and coming from Bangkok.
[QUOTE=Punter 127;1211604]Traffic however is still bad here and coming from Bangkok.[/QUOTE]Beach Road and Second Road resembled a car park this afternoon. Lovely. No need to risk life and limb playing chicken today Just a nice relaxed stroll across to the beach. Wish it was like this every day.
F*** me, is it nearly Christmas already?
[QUOTE=LittleBigMan; 1211577]Daddy07,
Since traffic is so bad and you're at Jomtien, next time you're at the Food market get me a case of large size Sagami Condoms I hope there isn't a run on those?
LBM[/QUOTE]It's a food market, not a fricken sex shop, man.
Besides, some chicks named Mot, and an old lady on Soi 6, told me your dick isn't big enough for Sagami Large.
I'll pick up a can of Pringles for you.
[QUOTE=Daddy07; 1211690]It's a food market, not a fricken sex shop, man.
Besides, some chicks named Mot, and an old lady on Soi 6, told me your dick isn't big enough for Sagami Large.
I'll pick up a can of Pringles for you.[/QUOTE]Daddy07,
Good idea, why didn't I think of that? And it reusable? I can use the can after. Mot and Soi 6? What you talking about?
Thanks, LBM
Fellas Warning they have commenced building at the pool end of hotel, so make sure they do not give you a room at the end so rooms no's are 12 and 15 next to these are 13 and 10. Also bars around Soi 13 and 2nd Road don't have many sorts working only the old hags, WTF is happening to Pattaya, many more sorts in Angeles. Re Angeles Tiger air are now flying Bangkok to Clark at a more sensible time than Cebu Pacific BKK-CLK dep 1540 arr 1955 CLK. BKK dep 1235 arr 1450.
[QUOTE=Apeman 28;1211724]Fellas Warning they have commenced building at the pool end of hotel, so make sure they do not give you a room at the end so rooms no's are 12 and 15 next to these are 13 and 10. Also bars around Soi 13 and 2nd Road don't have many sorts working only the old hags, WTF is happening to Pattaya, many more sorts in Angeles. Re Angeles Tiger air are now flying Bangkok to Clark at a more sensible time than Cebu Pacific BKK-CLK dep 1540 arr 1955 CLK. BKK dep 1235 arr 1450.[/QUOTE]Isn't the airport code for Clark "CRK"?
[QUOTE=Punter 127;1211757]Isn't the airport code for Clark "CRK"?[/QUOTE]Yep, its CRK.
Guys, is it worth visiting Pattaya in second week of November, have my tickets and hotel confirmed?
Does walking street have stock of women?
Is it raining heavy?
Is power there in the hotels?
Need the folks who are there to provide their opinion.
Did it ever happen to you that a drink together with a girl cost you more then the session with her? In Pattaya everything can happen!
Yesterday I was walking along the Beach Road at about 11 PM. Would say around 200 WG all along. Maximum 3 % worth to consider for a date.
So I talked to 1 out of these 6. 500 Bath for ST, she said. So we agreed and went to the Hard Rock Cafe for a Margarita. And this for 600 Bath.
She was by the way very slim . Would say skinny. When she saw my see*k she refused;"no, no I cannot!" Following Dale Caregie's good advice:
If life gives you a lemon. Make a lemon limonade Haha. She made a perfect BBBJ combined with a deep anal massage. And this for $16. 50!
[QUOTE=Punter 127; 1211604]I was in Foodland today and most of shelves have been restocked, and I was able to buy 1. 5 liter bottles of water. (Limit of 3)
I also have friend that took the bus to the airport and reported he had no problems, the trip took one hour and twenty minutes.
Traffic however is still bad here and coming from Bangkok.[/QUOTE]That is certainly nice to hear! I noticed many of the 7/11 are slowly getting some stock. Today I was at a 7/11 got a cold towel and saw some water. There was a sign saying in Thai, only 6 bottles per customer, I got 2 small bottles that usually cost 7 to 10baht, whe it was time to pay the charge was 29 baht for each bottle.
Now I don't know if this was a means so that people don't buy more than they need or just another corporate being greedy? If so they should be ashame of themselves?
LBM
Folks, my tickets are booked from the 14 to the 19 nov and so it the hotel. I would like to take a view from fellow members who are in Pattaya, is worth taking the trip now? Worried about the flooding, and the aftermath! Suggestions are welcome.