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[quote=orange crust;1372062]i may have trust issues but i would never let a lady i just met mix me a drink in my room. it's a nice gesture but you could easily had your drink spiked. it sounds weird but she would have to earn that privilege from me by waking up beside me a couple times till i know she isn't a thief. way too many druggings with girls leaving fake id at the front desk. just don't put your guard down because as soon as you do, you're going to be posting a warning story here for all of us.[/quote]those who expect to be robbed, drugged, raped, beaten up, ... are likely to attract exactly the people who will serve them as expected.
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[QUOTE=Orange Crust;1372062]I may have trust issues but I would never let a lady I just met mix me a drink in my room. It's a nice gesture but you could easily had your drink spiked.[/QUOTE]Sound advice. It might sound paranoid, but I was drugged and robbed once by a Thai girl, and I thought it could never happen to me (expat, speaking decent Thai, here for a few years, a non-drinker). Apparently, she put something on a snack from 7-11, rather than a drink, quite a pro. Wasn't even a bargirl / freelancer, but seemingly a good girl (pick up from KSR, went for dancing and dinner with a friend then ended up at my place).
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K. O. Drops in Pattaya
Just came back from Pat. Met 2 french guys robbed by girls they met on beachroad close to the shopping mall. Careful!
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K. O. Drops in Pattaya
Just came back from Pat where I met two french guys beeing robbed by girls they met on beachroad close to the shopping mall. Met them at 2 am and went to hotel where they did drink together. Next morning headache, not remembering anything and without cellphones and money. Careful
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[QUOTE=Orange Crust;1372062]I may have trust issues but I would never let a lady I just met mix me a drink in my room. It's a nice gesture but you could easily had your drink spiked. It sounds weird but she would have to earn that privilege from me by waking up beside me a couple times till I know she isn't a thief. Way too many druggings with girls leaving fake ID at the front desk. Just don't put your guard down because as soon as you do, you're going to be posting a warning story here for all of us.[/QUOTE]I agree with you. Unless I really know her, I hide my shit very well in the room and don't much take my eye off them.
I don't wear any jewelry and just keep cash only in my pocket. If I take her back to the room for the night, I put the cash and phone in the safe.
Once we hit the sack, there is nothing they can take. But it is possible I might wake up without a kidney or liver some morning.
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[quote=wolvenvacht;1372107]those who expect to be robbed, drugged, raped, beaten up, . are likely to attract exactly the people who will serve them as expected.[/quote]yeah, i know but don't go into it blind stupid.
remember these poor fellows:
[url]http://www.pattayadailynews.com/en/2012/05/13/three-bangladeshi-rotarians-drugged-by-pattaya-hooker-one-dead-two-in-coma/[/url]
khun maree. 31 was arrested
[url]http://www.pattayaone.net/pattaya-news/55201/suspect-drugging-robbery-case-bangladesh-rotarians-caught-pattaya-police/[/url]
sadly, she has a history of doing this, see this 2007 article, scary she's been doing this for at least 4 years. how many victims?
[url]http://teakdoor.com/197250-post1.html[/url]
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[QUOTE=Luvpuss;1372126]Unless I really know her, I hide my shit very well in the room and don't much take my eye off them.[/QUOTE]Then it is of no use to hide it in the first place.
That is like the "Watch out for pick-pockets" sign on the street. The Police actually had to remove the sign because almost everyone who saw that sign touched their money as by reflex to check it was not (yet) stolen. Trained pick-pockets thus knew exactly where you had put your money and it was too easy for them to lift it from you.
Don't hide your money and valuables: keep'them in the safe and enjoy the sex without worries.
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[QUOTE=Orange Crust; 1372131]Yeah, I know but don't go into it blind stupid.
Remember these poor fellows: (.)
Sadly, she has a history of doing this, see this 2007 article, scary she's been doing this for at least 4 years. How many victims? [/QUOTE]So, one bad apple among literally tens of thousands of sex-workers. You are more likely to be hit by a car when crossing the street (even more so when drunk) , being asked to pay a fine for an imaginary offence by a police officer or being swindled by a gem-dealer.
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[QUOTE=Wolvenvacht;1372149]So, one bad apple among literally tens of thousands of sex-workers. You are more likely to be hit by a car when crossing the street (even more so when drunk) , being asked to pay a fine for an imaginary offence by a police officer or being swindled by a gem-dealer.[/QUOTE]I love your logic. Therefore you must also agree that you are more likely to have a bad apple drug you than winning the lottery. You only live once and it's sad if someone else's action shorten your life. I get it and your point. I once read " if you sleep with the dogs, you will catch flees."
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[QUOTE=Wolvenvacht; 1372143]Then it is of no use to hide it in the first place.
That is like the "Watch out for pick-pockets" sign on the street. The Police actually had to remove the sign because almost everyone who saw that sign touched their money as by reflex to check it was not (yet) stolen. Trained pick-pockets thus knew exactly where you had put your money and it was too easy for them to lift it from you.
Don't hide your money and valuables: keep'them in the safe and enjoy the sex without worries.[/QUOTE]Most of the time I put it in a plastic baggies, and shove it up my ass. They never look there.
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[QUOTE=Wolvenvacht;1372143]. "Watch out for pick-pockets" sign on the street.[/QUOTE]I got my pocket picked on one of the Baht Buses, around 4 years ago.
I think it was a grandmother / granddaughter team. The older got on first and sat on one side of me while the younger one followed her and bumped into me while sitting. She offered an apology. I think when I was distracted by the bump, grandma slipped her hand into my pocket. They got off before me. I didn't realize the theft, until I got off to buy some food. I lost roughly 1000 baht and learned my lesson. Now I sit at the end of the bus, with my money pocket out of reach.
[QUOTE=Luvpuss;1372161]Most of the time I put it in a plastic baggies, and shove it up my ass. They never look there.[/QUOTE]
Luvpuss, have you read the book Papillion?
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[QUOTE=Pimpin Sam;1370206]Forgot the picture. Doh![/QUOTE]Nice pic! Always good to see an actual pic that isn't just a body part or a mutilated blur.
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[QUOTE=RedMercury; 1371477]These are from Day 1!
These are the chicks that we picked up from the iBar! My skills with the camera seem to be getting better![/QUOTE]Nice pics!
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Like your hotel room
[QUOTE=RedMercury; 1371477]These are from Day 1!
These are the chicks that we picked up from the iBar! My skills with the camera seem to be getting better![/QUOTE]What hotel?
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[QUOTE=Orange Crust;1372152]Therefore you must also agree that you are more likely to have a bad apple drug you than winning the lottery.[/QUOTE]Of course. The odds to win the first prize in the EuroMillions lottery is less than randomly punching some numbers in your phone and getting the Chairman of the Chinese Communist Party on the line. It is a proven scientific fact that the human brain is not wired to clearly weigh risks and odds. It must give us some evolutionary advantage, but I fail to see it yet. Only casinos and lotteries seem to benefit.
