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[QUOTE=Bkkdog;1670916]Just wondering. We are asking the girls now if we can report on ISG? Valid question, I think. Don't mean any disrespect.[/QUOTE]There seems to be a basic difference between you and me.
I tend to respect the women I sleep with.
That implies, among others, thai I don't "share" personal info given to me in confidence without their explicit permission.
[QUOTE=Syzygies;1671017]Perhaps the I Like Massage website prices are out of date, as price 2100 not shown there? I like the pics of slim Nong Puu, even though she wears a mask in the pics. I would certainly take a look when I am back with Soapies.[/QUOTE]
I was told 2100 across the board. I am not one to argue about 400 Baht when the talent was so hot looking. As for the website, I suggest a visit. 99% percent of the ladies are on it.
[QUOTE=DaddySan;1671161]There seems to be a basic difference between you and me.
I tend to respect the women I sleep with.
That implies, among others, thai I don't "share" personal info given to me in confidence without their explicit permission.[/QUOTE]We are simply talking about reporting, not posting personal information and it was a simple question. I get many positive PM's regarding my posts so I guess they are valued by the members. If you don't like my posts, please use ignore. Thanks for your valued opinion. Please don't take my posts personally as they are not meant to be. Happy mongering and have fun guys.
[QUOTE=Syzygies;1671012]Sure, if you favourite girl is going to be pissed off with an ISG report concerning her, you are certainly going to think twice about doing that.
Sometimes there are very practical reasons why certain liaisons with a favourite girl have to remain secret too.[/QUOTE]I 100% agree with you on this point. However in this case the liaison is not being kept a secret, he has told all of us he is seeing her this weekend, so whether or not he posts about his experience we all know he will sleep with her. My question was very simple. I really am just missing the point on the OP having to ask permission to post a report about his experience with her. Simple.
[QUOTE=Bkkdog;1671191]I 100% agree with you on this point. However in this case the liaison is not being kept a secret, he has told all of us he is seeing her this weekend, so whether or not he posts about his experience we all know he will sleep with her. My question was very simple. I really am just missing the point on the OP[b] having to ask permission to post [/b] a report about his experience with her. Simple.[/QUOTE]You seem to have a problem reading cq understanding what I wrote:
I don't [B] have to [/B] ask permission to post confidential info, I simly CHOOSE to do so, because where I come from, it is the normal, respectful way of treating people, whether WG or not.
I would like to travel to Thailand and devote a week for my lust.
But I am afraid about my travel being discovered by my wife.
I can handle my absence and everything but is it possible to hide the Visa pasted on my passport?
Is there any Visa to Thailand, which can be avoided from being pasted in the passport?
[QUOTE=DaddySan;1671197]You seem to have a problem reading cq understanding what I wrote:
I don't [B] have to [/B] ask permission to post confidential info, I simly CHOOSE to do so, because where I come from, it is the normal, respectful way of treating people, whether WG or not.[/QUOTE]Again I don't see the relationship. We are not talking about personal information, just a report. Take care my friend. No need to debate this anymore. Happy mongering guys. It was just a simple question. Never mind.
Only way is to tear off that page from your passport later on.
[QUOTE=RameshPktr;1671211]I would like to travel to Thailand and devote a week for my lust.
But I am afraid about my travel being discovered by my wife.
I can handle my absence and everything but is it possible to hide the Visa pasted on my passport?
Is there any Visa to Thailand, which can be avoided from being pasted in the passport?[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=RameshPktr;1671211]I would like to travel to Thailand and devote a week for my lust.
But I am afraid about my travel being discovered by my wife.
I can handle my absence and everything but is it possible to hide the Visa pasted on my passport?
Is there any Visa to Thailand, which can be avoided from being pasted in the passport?[/QUOTE]I can't just laugh at this post but also rolled in my bed with a burst of laughter.
LOL.
Please never mind my friend.
On a serious note I want to get to know how many members / mongers of this site are married?
Any clue?
And out of them how many of them has wife who monitors her husband 24/7 and also his passport.
[QUOTE=RameshPktr;1671211]I would like to travel to Thailand and devote a week for my lust.[/QUOTE]This suggests that you can arrive without a tourist visa (which is a full page sticker).
You'll receive a small stamp.
What passport are you using?
[QUOTE=RameshPktr;1671211]is it possible to hide the Visa pasted on my passport?[/QUOTE]You may not need anything "pasted" in your passport.
[QUOTE=RameshPktr;1671211]Is there any Visa to Thailand, which can be avoided from being pasted in the passport?[/QUOTE]Yes. Thai immigration uses the terms "visa on arrival" and "visa exemption" and I don't know what to call the stamp one gets when one is from the US, Canada, the UK, etc. And just shows up without a visa. It used to be for 30 days.
If you really don't want those stamps in your passport, I suppose you could fly into Penang. Then, after you've received the Malaysian visa, continue on to Bangkok by air or train. Then, after your week in paradise, return to Malaysia to fly home. After you're back home, remove the page of your passport with the Thai entry and exit stamps. It will appear to your wife that you've spent a week in Malaysia. Of course, you now will have a mutilated passport and that may not do you much good. It might make more sense to just lose your passport before your wife can scrutinize it.
Isn't there another thread for visa questions, etc.?
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I can handle my absence and everything but is it possible to hide the Visa pasted on my passport?
Is there any Visa to Thailand, which can be avoided from being pasted in the passport?[/QUOTE]
I have another friend who has the same problem you do. Here are the answers:
1) When you visit, you get two rubber stamps in your Passport. One on arrival and the other on departure.
The departure stamp shows the date and in small letters around the edge of stamp it says "Suvarnabhumi Airport Thailand".
The Arrival stamp varies but it WILL say Thailand in English. If your port of entry is Bangkok, there is NO way around this. Your passport will get stamped.
If you get lucky, sometimes the stamp is not clear and hard to read. But you cannot depend on this happening due to MURPHYS LAW.
2) You may not like this, but this is what my friend did: When he returned from his trip, he "lost" his Passport.
I know applying for a new Passport is a major project in most Asian countries. So this may not be practical.
A better idea is NOT to hide the fact you are visiting Thailand. You have to come up with a good excuse: conference, business meeting or friends marriage.
For marriage, print a fake marriage card showing reception is in Bangkok! And then pray that your wife does not decide to attend this "marriage"! ;)
For more ideas or to brainstorm, please send PM.
~BKKguru.
[QUOTE=BKKguru;1671257]I have another friend who has the same problem you do. Here are the answers:
1) When you visit, you get two rubber stamps in your Passport. One on arrival and the other on departure.
The departure stamp shows the date and in small letters around the edge of stamp it says "Suvarnabhumi Airport Thailand".
The Arrival stamp varies but it WILL say Thailand in English. If your port of entry is Bangkok, there is NO way around this. Your passport will get stamped.
If you get lucky, sometimes the stamp is not clear and hard to read. But you cannot depend on this happening due to MURPHYS LAW.
2) You may not like this, but this is what my friend did: When he returned from his trip, he "lost" his Passport.
I know applying for a new Passport is a major project in most Asian countries. So this may not be practical.
A better idea is NOT to hide the fact you are visiting Thailand. You have to come up with a good excuse: conference, business meeting or friends marriage.
For marriage, print a fake marriage card showing reception is in Bangkok! And then pray that your wife does not decide to attend this "marriage"! ;)
For more ideas or to brainstorm, please send PM.
~BKKguru.[/QUOTE]He is an Indian poster and told me he does not qualify for visa exempt. So he needs a visa on arrival or full blown visa which takes a whole page with sticker.
I am holding an Indian passport and there is no visa exemption for Indians. Is it possible to avoid visa stamp if I travel by train?
[QUOTE=OldPhart;1671243]What passport are you using?
If you really don't want those stamps in your passport, I suppose you could fly into Penang. Then, after you've received the Malaysian visa, continue on to Bangkok by air or train. Then, after your week in paradise, return to Malaysia to fly home. After you're back home, remove the page of your passport with the Thai entry and exit stamps.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Bkkdog;1671259]He is an Indian poster and told me he does not qualify for visa exempt. So he needs a visa on arrival or full blown visa which takes a whole page with sticker.[/QUOTE]
Understood. Even if he had a Visa exemption, he WILL get the Arrival and Departure stamps at Suvarnabhumi Airport.
These stamps are in English. If his spouse is the nosy type, she will know he visited Bangkok / Thailand.
To all the single members on this board. Please enjoy your FREEDOM!
~BKKguru.
[QUOTE=RameshPktr;1671211]I would like to travel to Thailand and devote a week for my lust.
But I am afraid about my travel being discovered by my wife.
I can handle my absence and everything but is it possible to hide the Visa pasted on my passport?
Is there any Visa to Thailand, which can be avoided from being pasted in the passport?[/QUOTE]I feel your pain, but there are several potential solutions for your problem:
1. In many (European) countries, one can legally hold two valid passports, e. G. People intending to travel to Israel and Iran.
2. After your mongering trip, destroy your passport and apply for a new one. Don't forget to make an official statement at the police station. Until some years ago, you could safely "lose" your passport, get a new, "clean" one and use the old one for mongering until it expired. I strongly advise that, too much NSA around nowadays.
3. The newest version Thai Tourist visa I got last week, is not a whole page stamp, but just a large sticker, which you can peel off (like the VOAs for Cambodia and Indonesia). What remains to be explained to your prying SO are the small but dated entry and exit stamps.
4. Just tell your wife you went to Thailand to get another wife.
Good luck.