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[QUOTE=Soap Fan]No No! Most of us want to get stuck in Thailand.[/QUOTE]
I agree, the Phuket airport closing, the Suvarnabhumi closing Nov / Dec were both a sexual god send for me... Even the passing of the Kings sister last Jan gave me extra time to explore and enjoy...
It's a shame I'm not due back for three more weeks as the protests are starting too early... Hopefully they will calm down then reogranize then start up with a flourish in a few more weeks ;)
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[QUOTE=Tansak KTV]I agree, the Phuket airport closing, the Suvarnabhumi closing Nov / Dec were both a sexual god send for me... Even the passing of the Kings sister last Jan gave me extra time to explore and enjoy...
It's a shame I'm not due back for three more weeks as the protests are starting too early... Hopefully they will calm down then reogranize then start up with a flourish in a few more weeks ;)[/QUOTE]
I realize that guys on here have a common agenda. But, let's hope that the protests don't continue. Trust me. Enough damage has already been done that they'll be plenty of girls eagerly looking for any business they can get, as tourism all but dies.
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[QUOTE=Old Thai Hand]I realize that guys on here have a common agenda. But, let's hope that the protests don't continue. Trust me. Enough damage has already been done that they'll be plenty of girls eagerly looking for any business they can get, as tourism all but dies.[/QUOTE]
Actually my agenda is not what you think. My work is greatly affected by the uprisings. However it is also a time to capitalize due to the unrest as others are pulling out and going away or not coming we are increasing our work inside the kingdom. Even our relationship with the government itself during all the turmoil over the past year or so has grown stronger.
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[QUOTE=Old Thai Hand]I realize that guys on here have a common agenda. But, let's hope that the protests don't continue. Trust me. Enough damage has already been done that they'll be plenty of girls eagerly looking for any business they can get, as tourism all but dies.[/QUOTE]
I was only making a joke. Of course all these things are very bad for the Thai economy and even just for working people to get to work, is a big problem.
But many of us will come to Thailand anyway, with or without protests and even airport problems would not deter all of us.
This doesn't mean we see protests as desirable at all.
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[QUOTE=Old Thai Hand]I realize that guys on here have a common agenda. But, let's hope that the protests don't continue. Trust me. Enough damage has already been done that they'll be plenty of girls eagerly looking for any business they can get, as [b]tourism all but dies[/b].[/QUOTE]
Yep, and these REd shirted idiots, with their actions, just did cost another thousand people (if not more) their jobs. People in the Tourism Business will face very difficult times now that most countries have issued warnings that Thailand was not safe. Some Airlines (Cathay Pacific at least) said that people who cancel their Thailand Flights would not incur any cancellation Fees.
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[QUOTE=NicFrenchy]Yep, and these REd shirted idiots, with their actions, just did cost another thousand people (if not more) their jobs. People in the Tourism Business will face very difficult times now that most countries have issued warnings that Thailand was not safe. Some Airlines (Cathay Pacific at least) said that people who cancel their Thailand Flights would not incur any cancellation Fees.[/QUOTE]
So what? Much less UK guys in their football shirts or singlets as there are only 50 Baht left in a Pound. Hardly any Americans to be seen as they already cancel trips when only the Prime minister let a farth. In the end it is much more choice for less money, in hotel rooms and girls! Life cannot be any better.
I really do not see the issue!
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[QUOTE=Titanio]So what? Much less UK guys in their football shirts or singlets as there are only 50 Baht left in a Pound. Hardly any Americans to be seen as they already cancel trips when only the Prime minister let a farth. In the end it is much more choice for less money, in hotel rooms and girls! Life cannot be any better.
I really do not see the issue![/QUOTE]
You, mister, are a complete moron. Not even worth posting here. So what you say? thousands might lose their job again and all you think about is the choice you will get when you will come here to dip your small dick?
Grow up
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[QUOTE=NicFrenchy]You, mister, are a complete moron. Not even worth posting here. So what you say? thousands might lose their job again and all you think about is the choice you will get when you will come here to dip your small dick?
Grow up[/QUOTE]
Calm down Nic. Buddhist principals include not fretting over bad stuff that already happened and bad stuff that we have no control over, and each person doing the right thing without worrying about what every one else is doing.
But I'm not trying to get religious here. Just mentioning some useful ideas as I am not a religious person.
Mongers can proceed normally after Songkran. But not the best time to be really stingy.
Spend spend spend will help Thailand.
Think of all those girls, really desperate for sex (and money) after a long Songkran break. Those girls returning late to their bars or MPs, will face fines as well.
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[QUOTE=Soap Fan]Think of all those girls, really desperate for sex (and money) after a long Songkran break.[/QUOTE]Uh oh. Do you have to out every secret here Mick? Hand holding is one thing, but man you gotta tell 'em everything?
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[QUOTE=Soap Fan]Calm down Nic. [/QUOTE]
Either you missed his point or I missed it. From what I understand, the bloke was happy that less "Brits" would come to Thailand resulting in more Pussy choice for him.
These style of comments are apalling and Buddhism has nothing to do with it.
Spend spend spend, you say, but if people are not coming in the first place? and don't forget that Thailand's sex tourists are not the majority of Arrivals in the country.
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[QUOTE=NicFrenchy]Either you missed his point or I missed it. From what I understand, the bloke was happy that less "Brits" would come to Thailand resulting in more Pussy choice for him.
These style of comments are apalling and Buddhism has nothing to do with it.
Spend spend spend, you say, but if people are not coming in the first place? and don't forget that Thailand's sex tourists are not the majority of Arrivals in the country.[/QUOTE]
I am not so upset by his comments. He is writing on a sex forum, not for your average tourists. O.K. he is not interested in who will lose their jobs. He doesn't care if tourism is down. So what Nic? Maybe you know some people who will lose their jobs?
All we can do is promote Thailand as a fun place and not dangerous despite what the media blowups.
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[QUOTE=Titanio]So what? Much less UK guys in their football shirts or singlets as there are only 50 Baht left in a Pound. Hardly any Americans to be seen as they already cancel trips when only the Prime minister let a farth. In the end it is much more choice for less money, in hotel rooms and girls! Life cannot be any better.
I really do not see the issue![/QUOTE]Call out the dumbshit squad, we got a live one.
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[QUOTE=Soap Fan]I am not so upset by his comments. He is writing on a sex forum, not for your average tourists. O. K. He is not interested in who will lose their jobs. He doesn't care if tourism is down. So what Nic? Maybe you know some people who will lose their jobs?
All we can do is promote Thailand as a fun place and not dangerous despite what the media blowups.[/QUOTE]Absolutely. Everybody should relax. Tourism will rebound for this Thailand is a too beautiful country. Mongers will also come to Thailand the question is just how much. IMHO Thailand is the place which offers the best bang for the buck. Prices are clearly regulated at least in the shops, you don't have to haggle and everything is pretty much standard and girls are in general of a decent standard. I also have been mongering in a couple of asian countries lately. And nothing beats Thailand, so far what I have experienced.
Bad thing currently is you have the economic crises. + the political crisis and nobody knows how it will play out in the end. It is a bit much. I know for a fact that business travels at certain foreign companies have been cancelled for the time being. And even that now everything is quiet again. It always takes a bit more time to come back to normal.
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Does anyone know of a school called "The Bangkok College of Business Administration"? My TGF wants to attend this school and I was wondering if anyone knows about this school, does it exist, where is it located?
Is it a real school or one of those money for useless degree popup schools? Any other thoughts would be helpful.
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[QUOTE=Stroker Ace88]Does anyone know of a school called "The Bangkok College of Business Administration"? My TGF wants to attend this school and I was wondering if anyone knows about this school, does it exist, where is it located?
Is it a real school or one of those money for useless degree popup schools? Any other thoughts would be helpful.[/QUOTE]
You mean Bangkok College of Business Administration and Tourism on Liabkhlongsong?
[url]http://www.bcbat.ac.th/[/url]