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I went for a run in Lumpini Park this afternoon. I was very impressed by the number of gorgeous young girls in tight-fitting sports gear. My lean tanned young athletic figure drew a few admiring glances, and I reckon I could have scored had I not been fat, red, old and sweaty. :( Oh, and looking like I was about to die. :( :(
I hadn't realised before that there is a long elevated walkway from the bottom of Soi 10, all the way to Lumpini Park.
[QUOTE=Goyave]Cherry is just the name of one Mango Massage girl.
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An OK evening, but ended all too soon....
I had an enjoyable time wandering around the bars in NEP and briefly visited the BeerGarden. In contrast to last night when there were a handful of nice looking girls, there was no-one that I would consider young and attractive there tonight. I wandered up to Thermae and dropped in for a drink, just to see how it was looking these days. There were perhaps 50 - 60 girls, mostly looking as Japanese as nature, make-up and surgery would allow. To my surprise I did get eye contact and a few smiles, but not from the really stunning girls, who had their eyes fixed firmly on their prey. Every so often a couple of young Japanese guys would come in and 50 pairs of eyes would follow them around...
My guess is that if you approached the beautiful young things you would get a brush off. Even if you did score the price would be high, and expectations would be, er, Japanese. Take that how you will!
I'm thinking about a 'reclaim the Thermae' campaign. Restoring the right of farangs to walk those mean streets. Actually, it's such a dreadful pit the Japanese are welcome to it.
I thought that I would wander back to catch a show at NEP, and on my way I was accosted by two very pretty girls, aged 22 and 24. They looked so good that I found it impossible to say no... I normally don't go with a girl unless I've had a chance to build up something of a rapport, but I've had a couple of good experiences with random pairs of girls recently so I thought it worth a punt. I did a quick test on what they would do, and since the older one would do anal (not that I wanted it!) I thought they would be up for most things...
Jumped into a cab, and back to the hotel. I just realised that these were the 3rd and 4th girls into my room in less than 24 hours, and I actually felt embarrassed, grinning sheepishly at the two rather attractive staff on the desk as I ushered them in :) Up in the room, and their clothes were off before I had finished shutting the door. A nice time in the shower with two fit young birds, then into the bedroom. Unfortunately, although the spirit was willing the flesh was rather weak, and it wasn't helped by their evident desire to be out in 5 minutes. So I really only properly bonked one and finished off with a BJ from the other. Becoming something of a habit!
Anyway, had an OK time, but I think that it would have been better with just one of the girls. Having two girls there gives them a chance to chat together and reinforces any reluctance... The older one also spoiled the romantic ending by requesting an 800Bht tip, on top of the agreed 1200Bht fee. She didn't get it.
[QUOTE=Kumbu]And while I am at it, could anyone recommend a good, basic Korean restaurant? There are a couple on soi 11 which I don't care for (near the twist), and then there's one in Ploenchit Plaza, which is always empty. I also tried the one at the Emporium, which was, eeh. I'm looking for a solid, inexpensive dolsot bibimbap.[/QUOTE]Ever since eating jeotgal baekban (fermented fish), I can't recommend any Korean restaurants, but there is a courtyard/mall pretty much opposite the Thermae cafe which I always think of as Little Korea. Packed with restaurants and Korean massage spas - perhaps worth checking out.
[QUOTE=Kumbu]Mouse, very much enjoying your two-finger-typed reports - keep 'em coming.
I'm wondering, what do you mean she was a cherry? I've noticed that gay Thai men often refer to themselves as cherries...that's not what you meant, was it? (no offense intended, I'm just confused.)[/QUOTE]
Methinks he means a young lady named Cherry at Mango..very nice indeed
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[QUOTE=Mouse1]I went for a run in Lumpini Park this afternoon. I was very impressed by the number of gorgeous young girls in tight-fitting sports gear. My lean tanned young athletic figure drew a few admiring glances, and I reckon I could have scored had I not been fat, red, old and sweaty. :( Oh, and looking like I was about to die. :( :(
I hadn't realised before that there is a long elevated walkway from the bottom of Soi 10, all the way to Lumpini Park.[/QUOTE]Can u tell us more about those tight young girls?
Are they bargirls? officegirls? or just sport fanatics?
And are they approachable, given that, one has the appearance of johhny depp?
[QUOTE=M P Lurker]It is cool to be polite in Thailand. Thais do not like Farangs that blow up with little reason.
If I blew up very time someone requested a drink, I probably would have had a stroke by now..[/QUOTE]The waitresses in Lollipop are particularly pushy and annoying in trying to get a drink for themselves.
[QUOTE=Kumbu]There was something on the front page of one of the papers the other day, I forgot to keep it, but it said that the airport train link is now being offered free of charge as a trial in anticipation of its opening in August. So free rides (for a few hours in the morning, a few hours in the afternoon). The train goes from Phayathai station to the airport. The anticipated opening is in August, but who knows if it will materialize, but free rides on a working train is progress indeed. Ah, found a link to the article in The Nation:
[url]http://www.nationmultimedia.com/home/2010/06/01/business/SRT-wants-more-funds-for-Airport-Rail-Link-subsidi-30130597.html[/url]
When it does open, I think I will still opt for a taxi ride rather than the hassle of a train to Phayathai, connecting to the BTS into Nana.[/QUOTE]Kumbu,
I will take the train it will be faster no traffic no toll ,it will be cheaper also if you are traveling alone like most monger ,if 2 people take the taxi make more sense .
Fast eddie 48
[QUOTE=Mouse1]Ever since eating jeotgal baekban (fermented fish), I can't recommend any Korean restaurants, but there is a courtyard/mall pretty much opposite the Thermae cafe which I always think of as Little Korea. Packed with restaurants and Korean massage spas - perhaps worth checking out.[/QUOTE]Thanks, I'll give that a shot. Every cuisine has its gross items. If you think about it, fried eggs sunny side up is pretty nasty. All I am looking for is rice in a hot stone pot with veggies and some redpepper paste. Mmm, I love that crunchy rice at the bottom.
[QUOTE=Datebayo]Can u tell us more about those tight young girls?
Are they bargirls? officegirls? or just sport fanatics?
And are they approachable, given that, one has the appearance of johhny depp?[/QUOTE]Bar girls out for a morning jog? Yeah.. the tooth fairy is also active.
Why not go take a jog and see for one self. Remember the art of the pick up involves far more that saying " how much". LOL
[QUOTE=Mouse1]Ever since eating jeotgal baekban (fermented fish), I can't recommend any Korean restaurants, but there is a courtyard/mall pretty much opposite the Thermae cafe which I always think of as Little Korea. [b]Packed with restaurants and Korean massage spas - perhaps worth checking out[/b].[/QUOTE]
I use the restaurants in Little Korea regularly and never had any problems, but then I do stick to dishes, where the main ingredients have not yet reached the stage of necrotic decomposition.
Somehow, I have never noticed the other potential attraction you mention, the Korean massage spas.
Can someone familiar with these establishments please comment?
Could they be an alternative (in the mongering sense) to Sazanka or even to Thai MPs?
[QUOTE=Datebayo]Can u tell us more about those tight young girls?
Are they bargirls? officegirls? or just sport fanatics?
And are they approachable, given that, one has the appearance of johhny depp?[/QUOTE]There are plenty of girls, usually jogging slowly round in pairs. A fair few sauntering slowly around, and a large number in the various aerobic classes being conducted there.
They ain't bargirls, that's for sure. Not a pair of high heels in sight.
Good luck, Mr Depp!
[QUOTE=Daddy San]I use the restaurants in Little Korea regularly and never had any problems, but then I do stick to dishes, where the main ingredients have not yet reached the stage of necrotic decomposition.
Somehow, I have never noticed the other potential attraction you mention, the Korean massage spas.
Can someone familiar with these establishments please comment?
Could they be an alternative (in the mongering sense) to Sazanka or even to Thai MPs?[/QUOTE]To be honest, I mentioned the massage spas from memory, and my recollection is that there were a number of straight massage parlours there. They certainly didn't interest me from a mongering perspective. If I wander past there tonight I'll check it out and confirm.
...because it was designed by the seven f***ing dwarves. :(
I was warned about the low ceiling beam as I went in to check out the girls. I wasn't warned about the low beam over the stairs as I descended, and took a sucker blow to my head...
Anyway... After waking refreshed from a good night's sleep, I decided to investigate Snow White's for this morning's entertainment. I wrote a few names out from the web-site, memorised them and went to see who was in that day. Stopped briefly at the BusStop for breakfast (I wouldn't particularly recommend, although the bargirl did give me a free banana fritter - it's these little things that make all the difference!). There were 6 or 7 girls in the line-up at SW as I walked in at 1pm, of which both Fa and April caught my eye (and had been on my list). I went for April on the basis of a slightly sweeter smile. And a slightly large pair of breasts :)
I hadn't realised that April had worked previously at the flower shop, and she certainly showed all the relevant skills. But my problem was having been out jogging the evening before, my legs started cramping up at the most inopportune moments. :( One particularly nasty cramp propelled me almost vertically off the bed, although I'm glad to say it wasn't in a particularly, er, intimate moment. Much to April's surprise and concern, I must say, and my hilarity, once the pain had subsided!
Anyway, the session was everything you would expect, and April was up for everything, although I didn't trouble her ass. Her boobs are very nice and I think real, but what would I know? She could probably talk for Thailand, though, which would be fine if her English was a little better, or my Thai vastly better. Also she messed up big-time when we played the guess-my-age game. We all know that the secret is to knock 10% or so off the apparent age, and not to add it on. My cheery personality and youthful good looks can usually fool most of the girls. So when she guessed 54 for me I was mightily huffed. And no amount of saying she was joking was going to undo that...
Oh yeah, and before I forget: She very enthusiastically told me her future business plan to open a BDSM place on Sukhumvit, and demonstrated very graphically (but virtually!) what she intended to do to the customers. She was perhaps slightly more enthusiastic than necessary to explain her intentions. Heaven help any poor sod who gets locked up in her dungeon! Interestingly she explained that you would not stop the punishment by saying 'no', but had to use the secret words 'traffic lights'. Made me think that she had first-hand experience somewhere... :)
We finally finished the two hours (the rooms are nice and clean by the way, with a large shower and a very helpful wall mirror), dressed and I was one my way downstairs. At which point I was clubbed insensible, but took it bravely like a real man. :)
Next stop, a 'real' massage parlour to fix those legs...
[QUOTE=Mouse1]there is a courtyard/mall pretty much opposite the Thermae cafe which I always think of as Little Korea. Packed with restaurants and Korean massage spas - perhaps worth checking out.[/QUOTE]Went down there is search of my dolsot bibimbap today and scored big time - food wise I mean. I went to a small place called Arago (I think), about half way into the mini-mall on the right hand side. Good food, plenty of banchan, albeit slightly expensive (220B for dolsot Bibimbap).
I walked past the massage parlors and they looked pretty legit to me. I didn't have the testicular fortitude to walk in and seek service, although if the Korean massage places in LA are anything to go by, full service HAS to be offered at these places.