[QUOTE=MrClen;2416625]3 ...I can not understand why a girl with a good body, nice skin, would mess it up with garish tat's? ...[/QUOTE]No matter how good they think a tatt looks when they're 25, I guarantee they will hate it when they are 40.
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[QUOTE=MrClen;2416625]3 ...I can not understand why a girl with a good body, nice skin, would mess it up with garish tat's? ...[/QUOTE]No matter how good they think a tatt looks when they're 25, I guarantee they will hate it when they are 40.
[QUOTE=RobertLong;2416412]There were reports recently that the air in BKK is Toxic or contains Toxic materials. Wear a mask, drink only bottled water and Beer and eat pussy not steak. 555.
RL.[/QUOTE]It's the are boys and girls it's the air. If I can't see mm off of the 37th floor of a central condo, and the air is bad. If it's black purple in the NO2 on the web for the entire River valley, then the air is bad. If I walk outside to get myself a lemon tea from the sweet little coffee aunty and the air smells like yesterday's underwear and the SkyTrain looks like it's draped in the smog, then the air is bad.
So like a real American, I take problems right in hand and solve them. I'm not going to be in the cold during the winter or fall months, and I like Asia far better than Spanish countries. While it doesn't really matter except to my smiling bookkeeper, I like to be frugal. Plus, I need interesting things to do. So last week, I got on a plane and rolled into Siem Reap, arrived at 920 pm and was in a bar with a bag of weed and a beer one hour later.
And although there was a bit of burning in the air, and my colleagues told me that there is smoke that ruin certain photography opportunities, generally the air has been pretty clean. However, for the pictures that I was looking for, it's best you be in Siem during rainy season or in the early fall. Okay then, weeds ignored, transport as easy, the air is clean, that sounds like a plan and I rented a luxury condo for a year for 1/4 of the price that it would probably cost in Bangkok and three times the quality. Yes Virginia you can have those old days back, because basically, this is where Thailand was 20 years ago. I'm not going to laud the advantages, or gloss over the myriad of flaws, but it's just about 9 am, and I am on a balcony overlooking a bunch of dirt roads and palm trees drinking a cup of coffee that the maid brought me up since I don't have all my stuff yet, and I'm about to fire up a fatty.
I'll roll him to Bangkok later on tonight, and probably come back here again at the end of the month. Then when my lease is up in Bangkok, I'll just come over here.
Now you guys may or may not choose to debate all this endlessly but the suffice it to say about Bangkok is this. I've got 25 years of Thailand under my belt, I love the country, I love the people, I've never been treated bad by anyone, I have had and will continue to have some great times and made some great friends, the photographic opportunities is great and it's nice and warm. But government of Thailand but:
I'm not a long haired dreadlocked dope-smoking backpacking sex tourist of which there are many here in Cambodia by the way, which will even be better for me too because I can amuse myself by tormenting them intellectually. I had some California dude about 20 years old just lecture me about Thailand yesterday. It's so bad being ignorant like me and thank God for this twenty-year-old to tell me exactly the way how the world works dude. Basically, I'm someone that can afford to comfortably live in two countries so that my old and aching body is preserved. That place in the winters was always Thailand, but pay attention Thailand government, if you want me to let you hold $25,000 of my stash, or pay you a fat $15,000 for an elite Visa just let me know whether you wanted and cash, check, money order or bank transfer. But, in exchange, I really don't want to reporting every 90 days and give me clean air. That's all I want. That's the real problem too, anything else is just whining from internet experts or guys who think they are self-important or who can't handle anything in life. Air. Why would I go to Thailand and pay the same prices as I pay in key West and not be able to breathe the air? Why, because Thai girls are so beautiful and fantastic and cheap? I can do just as good in the West, in point of fact, I can have any woman I want anytime I want and honestly, it doesn't matter what it cost. So as I wander through life, it's the one bottom line of something and for me, it's the air.
Does that mean I hate Thailand? Am my running around message boards gloating that I have gotten out of Thailand and anybody that goes there is stupid? Am I whining about the fact that it's just so expensive and bar fines are so high you can't even have fun? If I were over on the Cambodia side of this board that I pretty much got the lay of the land here and you can get your jollies with a legal girl for 5 bucks as long as you're into the Chicken shack thing, do wonder how many people will send me messages saying yeah dude tell me how to get to the Chicken shack set sounds great. Whatever, and just so it's clear, if you are mongering through life with no focus other than that, welle you're not going to go to Cambodia.
And I suppose it helps that it takes me just about an hour to get to Bangkok. That's great because my crib here is so lifestyle of the Rich and famous, that already my buds back in the big Mango are thinking about what we call condo trading, hey man do you want to go to Bangkok, I'll give you my condo for 3 days if you give me yours. Yeah dude that sounds great, I'm in the mood for Mixx. You better leave me two hundred bucks, because my condo is nicer than yours. Let me know what breakfast you want the maids to give you.
And so it goes. I already started a brief report for you boys over at the Cambodian section, but I only got half done because of this silly system where they have to pre-approve your post. God knows why, there is so much stupidity blasting about maybe it's just like a time thing and no one really reads them. Of course, once I get rid of my distaste for the inability to edit my long reports because they have to be quote moderator close quotes I'll post some really hot Bangkok news that I've gotten. And a new venue.
[QUOTE=MrClen;2416625]3 cheers! Someone who thinks as I do. I frequent KTV's in China and if I see tat's they are not for me. Same goes for a smoker, not for me! I can not understand why a girl with a good body, nice skin, would mess it up with garish tat's? A beautiful woman's body is like a painting, you don't take magic marker and scribble all over it. Not only do you ruin the value, but the beauty is gone![/QUOTE]Us old fuddy duddies better get used to it. Tats is a fashion and hip thing for the younger generation. Then we have piercings as well to deal with. How many beauties aged 20+ have none of these in the modern day? Not many, whether hookers or not. So the term "tramp stamp" is a misnomer, showing prejudices.
I still have some slight phobia about metal shrapnel piercings maybe with diamonds in the delicate pussy area. I did get used to ear rings, belly rings and tongue studs. I have pretty much learned to ignore tats, however I still hate to see them on the tits, if the tits should have a beautiful shape (naturals).
Girls that are hot in bed seem to often be smokers too, unfortunately, although smoking is on the way out of fashion I think. Young smokers may not have really bad smokers breath, if they are careful, but when they get older, they will.
Most girls will say they got tats when they were drunk, so it should be made a criminal offense to put tats on a girl with blood alcohol over some figure. There should be police raids of tattoo parlours. Ha ha. Maybe a minimum age of 21 before tats allowed, same for piercings.
Hi guys,
Just a quick question. Is it ok to buy this stuff from the street vendors along Sukhumvit or can you recommend a better source like a special pharmacy?
Thanks for your help.
K.
[QUOTE=Khundig;2417209]Hi guys,
Just a quick question. Is it ok to buy this stuff from the street vendors along Sukhumvit or can you recommend a better source like a special pharmacy?
Thanks for your help.
K.[/QUOTE]My take: It is recommended by the manufacturers that pharmaceutical products be stored within a range of moderate room temperatures. How do you believe the street vendors store their product? And for how many weeks or months?
The best place (price and selection) I have found to buy legit ED products is the pharamacy in the Foodland on Sukhumvit soi 5. The generic options are quite a bit cheaper, and in my experience work fine.
SL.
[QUOTE=Crocodilexp;2416407]It absolutely is not. Thailand has a scene that's more in-your-face and out in the open than in other places, and the atmosphere is a bit more relaxed with occasionally good and friendly service, rather than a typical wham-bam one-and-done in most other spots.[/QUOTE]
Bull's eye! Props to 'good food, transportation and tourist infrastructure' as hard non-negotiable items for selection.
From your personal experience, within Thailand but outside of BKK, which would be your ONE choice for a weeks' stay, outside of BKK?
Likewise, within Asia, outside of Thailand (and now [coronarelated] China_HK_Macau), which would be your ONE choice for a weeks' stay??
[QUOTE=Dena0;2417855]Bull's eye! Props to 'good food, transportation and tourist infrastructure' as hard non-negotiable items for selection.
From your personal experience, within Thailand but outside of BKK, which would be your ONE choice for a weeks' stay, outside of BKK?
Likewise, within Asia, outside of Thailand (and now coronarelated China_HK_Macau), which would be your ONE choice for a weeks' stay??[/QUOTE]Many experienced Visa runners go to PP. Huge scene and nothing else to do. And cheap.
[QUOTE=Dena0;2417855]From your personal experience, within Thailand but outside of BKK, which would be your ONE choice for a weeks' stay, outside of BKK?
[/QUOTE]Within Thailand clearly Pattaya if mongering is a high priority.
[QUOTE=Dena0;2417855]
Likewise, within Asia, outside of Thailand (and now coronarelated China_HK_Macau), which would be your ONE choice for a weeks' stay??[/QUOTE]This is difficult. If HK or Macau are not an option, I'd personally pick Kuala Lumpur. It's a vibrant city with great food, affordable hotels, decent transportation, enough things to see. KL has a reasonably sized mongering scene, although smaller than Pattaya or Bangkok and clearly not aimed at Farang customers. A large selection of nationalities, but basic service, not much GFE. I'm sure a fair number of people would disagree on this, not the least because drinking is expensive in Malaysia.
A more typical choice for a Farang monger would be Phnom Penh or Angeles, but I'm not a fan of either.
I have been in a 10 week hiatus from mongering already. If the Corona Virus scare gets a lot worse, I may be looking at extending this for quite some time, with possible mongering semi-retirement, outside of my main girls. However see how risky it really gets first. Soon it could be a higher risk than HIV, just speculating.
It seems possible that girls' livelihoods could be absolutely decimated. I mean we have huge scares in Bangkok before, that affected tourism badly, whether bombs, floods, SARS, bird flu, etc. Who will want to be in a crowd in a bar, once plenty of Bangkok cases have been announced.
Immediate problem could be that girls might not want Chinese customers unless they can confirm they have not been to China, or know anyone visiting China. Once many locals including hookers have it, it gets hard to say how drastic the consequences can be. However what we know is there is generally a huge over reaction, to relatively minor risks. So mongering trade can be hit badly by relatively minor risks.
[QUOTE=Syzygies;2418283]I have been in a 10 week hiatus from mongering already. If the Corona Virus scare gets a lot worse, I may be looking at extending this for quite some time, with possible mongering semi-retirement, outside of my main girls. However see how risky it really gets first. Soon it could be a higher risk than HIV, just speculating.
It seems possible that girls' livelihoods could be absolutely decimated. I mean we have huge scares in Bangkok before, that affected tourism badly, whether bombs, floods, SARS, bird flu, etc. Who will want to be in a crowd in a bar, once plenty of Bangkok cases have been announced.
Immediate problem could be that girls might not want Chinese customers unless they can confirm they have not been to China, or know anyone visiting China. Once many locals including hookers have it, it gets hard to say how drastic the consequences can be. However what we know is there is generally a huge over reaction, to relatively minor risks. So mongering trade can be hit badly by relatively minor risks.[/QUOTE]The impact on the mongering community is frightening. All it takes is for one working girl to get it. Then she spreads it to other mongers who then spread it to a network of other working girls. I think its better for us not to contemplate that.
[QUOTE=Turgid;2418417]The impact on the mongering community is frightening. All it takes is for one working girl to get it. Then she spreads it to other mongers who then spread it to a network of other working girls. I think its better for us not to contemplate that.[/QUOTE]The only scare if I get it is the quarantaine. It is less dangerous than a normal flu. All unnecessary panic.
[QUOTE=Tiger888;2418428]The only scare if I get it is the quarantaine. It is less dangerous than a normal flu. All unnecessary panic.[/QUOTE]Couldn't agree with you more.
Tens of thousands die in the US alone every year from flu. Over 20,000 died last year on the roads here in Thailand.
Less than 200 have died from the virus all in China with a population of 1,3 billion and it's been reported a lot of those had underlying conditions that could have directly caused or greatly contributed to their deaths.
I know this will increase maybe even exceeding the almost 800 deaths deaths from sars but when a vaccine is found the panic will subside and all will be back to normal in a matter of months.
Personally I am far more concerned about the long term effects of pollution and being run over crossing the street than standing near a Chinaman with a cough.
Sounds crass I know but as an aside I'm taking full advantage of the market buying opportunities presented by the crisis.
There is no need to panic, YET. 555. That said, I would not go to China at this time for love or money. I am not a particular fan of China anyway since the crack down to begin with. China really sucks except for Macau which is very, very expensive, but still pretty damn good. But just to see if the virus has had an effect on Macau Tourism I checked out Macau hotel rates on Agoda last night. Nope, the hotel rates are almost the same as normal. The MGM Grand, for example is still priced at over $200/ night for any night Sunday to Friday and a lot more for the weekend. Like I said, I wouldn't go to Macau right now even if the MGM were under $100/ night. But my point is; apparently the town is full of gamblers and other tourists of which the vast majority are from HKG & Mainland China. Nobody is panicking, at least not the gamblers and the punters. LOL.
Thailand (BKK & Pattaya): Fortunately I am not scheduled to arrive for another 2. 5 months and I expect the virus will be receding and under control by then. If not and by that I mean there would have to be thousands & thousands of current cases in LOS and then I would cancel my planned trip and head for Sao Paulo. It has been a long time since I visited Brazil. Brazilian girls are hot! But sadly there is a lot more silly cone and botox in Brazil than Thailand, although there are still plenty of sexy natural girls to satisfy my wants and needs. I prefer Sao Paulo over Rio. The former is for serious punters. Rio is for tourists. 555.
If I were scheduled to fly into Thailand next week I would still go, perhaps a little reluctantly, but still go. There are currently no refunds on Airline tickets because Thailand is not in a pandemic situation. In fact, the number of cases in Thailand is still extremely low. 14 confirmed cases as of now I think. So, I would take some precautions if I were in BKK or Pat like avoid the bars, restaurants and malls popular with the Chinese and I would stop using the trains. But that's me. Everyone facing an immediate decision to go or not go should make up their own minds based on a rational assessment of the situation and their risk tolerance level. There is always Sao Paulo! But keep in mind that TV news blows everything out of proportion to sell adds. Get your news from reliable sources.
[QUOTE=Tiger888;2418428]The only scare if I get it is the quarantaine. It is less dangerous than a normal flu. All unnecessary panic.[/QUOTE]Yes its far less dangerous than many normal risks (so far), providing you don't have it yet. Only once you have it, is the danger significant.
So the effect of scare is far more than needs to be, as was for bombs, bird flu, Sars, Asian swine flu, etc.
Would be interesting to know if the scare is so bad that Chinese people start to be totally avoided.
My trip will be March to Philippines and Thailand. Hopefully the epidemic would ease and those countries are no unduly affected. In Philippines it can spread like wild fire due to lack of basics. Thailand maybe better equipped to handle. We will see.
Unfortunately most of our targets go with whoever to make money. Case in point is I was sick one day and told this girl I cannot be with her that day and she said she still wants to come and be with me. I had to firmly say no.
Plenty of Chinese go to Philippines and Thailand for cheap vacation just like we do. So far there are no cancelled flights into those countries. If according to WHO virus can be easily transmissible everybody is taking a risk. Face mask or no face mask, sex or no sex. Even eating food may be contaminated. Add pollution to the mix.
Hopefully our immune system is good.