It just dawned on me today... It's very simple. Many of us are chemically enhanced (myself included), so the chicas have to put up/out more. So the price goes up.
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It just dawned on me today... It's very simple. Many of us are chemically enhanced (myself included), so the chicas have to put up/out more. So the price goes up.
Spaceman
Is there a link where I can read some of these titles online
Miss Bangkok: Memoirs of a Thai Prostitute - Bua Boonmee, Nicola Pierce
Butterfly: An Erotic Odyssey - Thailand, Cambodia, Philippines (Sex in Southeast Asia) - Steven Yang
And similar books
Thanks in advance
[QUOTE=Sammon]There are no separate counters for business class passengers. Once you get off the plane you are as ordinary as everyone. Stand in line.
At the arrivals level they charge 50 pesos extra last time I went. Otherwise they are supposed to charge by the meter + tolls if any. But some argue once out of the airport saying flat fee to Sukumvit etc. Once I got so pissed off I told him to stop the taxi and got off. Fortunately I got a running empty taxi on the road who took me on the meter.
The advantage of going upstairs is to get a taxi which has dropped off passengers and he will take you to the destination on meter charge without arguments. Sometimes there are some security people trying to prevent this. Just ignore them. The taxis are not supposed to pick up anybody at departure level. They are supposed to to arrivals and stand in line.[/QUOTE]All the time when I am flying in with Thai Airlines on business class they announce in the plane to go directly to the FAST TRACK counter of immigration and just show your Business Class boarding pass. For other airlines, usually, they will provide you a Pass (like a Coupon) to use it at the FAST TRACK counter for immigration. (I have personal experience of this on Korean Air, Kenyan Air, Emirates, Finnair and Cathay, but can't confirm for other airlines)
[QUOTE=Sammon]There are no separate counters for business class passengers. Once you get off the plane you are as ordinary as everyone. Stand in line.
At the arrivals level they charge 50 pesos extra last time i went. Otherwise they are supposed to charge by the meter + tolls if any. But some argue once out of the airport saying flat fee to Sukumvit etc. Once I got so pissed off I told him to stop the taxi and got off. Fortunately I got a running empty taxi on the road who took me on the meter.
The advantage of going upstairs is to get a taxi which has dropped off passengers and he will take you to the destination on meter charge without arguments. Sometimes there are some security people trying to prevent this. Just ignore them. The taxis are not supposed to pick up anybody at departure level. They are supposed to to arrivals and stand in line.[/QUOTE]
Also, there are no queues and no hawkers.
Security are only worried about keeping them moving, they move off when they see a farang.
Last trip i shared a taxi to Soi 19 with two Aussie girls, 100 baht each, and arrived in record time!
Don't see the point in faffing about with the BTS to save a few hundred baht when you just spent 20,000 getting to LOS.
Tuck
[QUOTE=Sammon]There are no separate counters for business class passengers. Once you get off the plane you are as ordinary as everyone. Stand in line.
At the arrivals level they charge 50 pesos extra last time i went. Otherwise they are supposed to charge by the meter + tolls if any. But some argue once out of the airport saying flat fee to Sukumvit etc. Once I got so pissed off I told him to stop the taxi and got off. Fortunately I got a running empty taxi on the road who took me on the meter.
The advantage of going upstairs is to get a taxi which has dropped off passengers and he will take you to the destination on meter charge without arguments. Sometimes there are some security people trying to prevent this. Just ignore them. The taxis are not supposed to pick up anybody at departure level. They are supposed to to arrivals and stand in line.[/QUOTE]
For TG passengers here is a Royal Silk (Business class) and first class fast lane. Extreme right counters.
There are a couple of counters for first class passengers and for those having hte Royal Silk fast lane card. Before that there are two counters for "special assistance" passengers AND TG business class passengers
I have been using it quite sometime recently.
If there is a check just show your boarding card mentioning C class
I agree on the taxi strategy
At departure there is much less waiting than at arrival
But this is not Law of God, unfortunately.
Last week, under rain conditions and around midnight, all taxi at departure level were asking between 4/500 bahts flat rate.
After being unsuccessfull, I gave up, went down and lined.
My taxi "found out after 100mtrs" the meter does not work!
wow...strange!
He kept on going....(what lese to do anyhow?), I told him to take the highway. He tied to have the meter working, no success.
When we arrived at Soi 33, he asked for 400B.
Accounting a normal daytime taximeter rate of 250/270 (even 300 sometime) plus the 50B airport surcharge plus 70B highway tolls, his 400B were not a real rip off.
I should have took a departure level option at 400, though and I would have saved 15/20' that I wasted goung up and down!
The weird thing is that the 50B airport surcharge is NOT something that goes to the airport.
There is a baord saying that at the taxi stand at arrival.
Read it: it is a piece of typical thai mentality.In brief:
The taxi might ask for a 50B surcharge
The surcharge is not going to the airport
The taxi is legitimate to ask for it.
why and what for this surcharge is asked is not told, lol
Ahhh stayed at Grace for two days! Had one very good thai chick AMI was great at having sex nice BBBJ, on the top missionary! Brought some more thai but she was better.
Tried uzbik the gal I took was looking hot in clothes but without them she was a turn off! Took another1 she was better!
If you want to avoid traffic and then the BTS is the best option especially if you travel light.
[QUOTE=Friar Tuck]Also, there are no queues and no hawkers.
Security are only worried about keeping them moving, they move off when they see a farang.
Last trip i shared a taxi to Soi 19 with two Aussie girls, 100 baht each, and arrived in record time!
Don't see the point in faffing about with the BTS to save a few hundred baht when you just spent 20,000 getting to LOS.
Tuck[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Pg Zoomer]Hi,
I am a newbie to this forum-spent the last couple days in Bangkok. Learned a lot, but I have a few questions:
I went to bacarra last night on my second night and picked two cute girls and took them back to my hotel-I was a little tired when we went up to the room so I got nice massage from them and nothing else. One of them had to leave and the other one stayed overnight. I am assuming the second one would initiate some type of action in the morning as I am very easy going and don't want push myself on anyone, but she just slept all night and slept in till 11:00 and go up and left. Nothing happened. She wanted 4000 but I got her to 3000. 00 which I feel is too too much for a sleep over with nothing else.
Any advice? Should have I been more clear at the bar in negotiations? I realize these girls are only in it for the money but I would think they would at least try to work for it? A girl I saw the night before (older and more experienced) told me that I on an overnight I should expect it at east 2 times.[/QUOTE]I think you must clearly express what you want.
If the girl doesn't provide you what you ask for (to fuck her), you don't have to give her money. You should also claim back your barfine (I did it already), because if you barfine a girl it's understood by everyone in BKK that it is to fuck her.
However in your case it was not clear. You first sleep without asking anything, then during the night, then in the morning. Apparently, if I understand well your post, you did not ask her to fuck. Maybe the girl thought you did not want to fuck. Anyway in this case if there was no refusal from her and you took her for the night, you have to pay the price. that's normal.
Dear members,
I'll be visiting Bangkok next week and wondering if any of you could provide a short list of 5 / 4 star hotels near the 'action' and where to go.
A basic 'how to do Bangkok in 3 days' type feedback?
Forgive me if it exists on the forum but I did a quick search and could find anything.
Regards
[QUOTE=Au Boat Boy]I'll be visiting Bangkok next week and wondering if any of you could provide a short list of 5 / 4 star hotels near the 'action' and where to go.[/QUOTE]A few good hotels located on Sukhumvit, within walking sistance of either Nana or Soi Cowboy.
Westin: 5 stars, exceptional hotel, GF, at a stone's throw away from Soi Cowboy. Nana is about 10 minutes walk.
Sheraton: opposite Wastin hotel, cannot comment on GF.
Sofitel Sukhumvit: located near Nana, a bit further away from Soi Cowboy (15 minutes walk)
Citadines Sukhumvit 8 (next to Nana), Sukhumvit 23 and 16 (next to Soi Cowboy): well worth a visit! Good locations, great prices (!) and definitely GF!
And lots of others!
Does any one have any good Intel on any good fetish clubs in Bangkok or Pattaya?
Where I can rent a sub or 4.
[QUOTE=Au Boat Boy]Dear members,
I'll be visiting Bangkok next week and wondering if any of you could provide a short list of 5 / 4 star hotels near the 'action' and where to go.
A basic 'how to do Bangkok in 3 days' type feedback?
Forgive me if it exists on the forum but I did a quick search and could find anything.
Regards[/QUOTE]
Have you checked the Bangkok Hotels thread?
[QUOTE=Didi Vise]If you want to avoid traffic and then the BTS is the best option especially if you travel light.[/QUOTE]
True, depending on what time you arrive. My flight normally lands around 11.00pm, getting out of the terminal around midnight. No traffic issues, especially as i stay near Asoke, very easy to access from the airport.
As a bonus, the route always goes down a back street, only a few minutes from my hotel in Soi19, full of streetwalkers (for thai customers predominately) and most drivers slow down and check them out.............
Tuck
[QUOTE=Blake1]A few good hotels located on Sukhumvit, within walking sistance of either Nana or Soi Cowboy.
Westin: 5 stars, exceptional hotel, GF, at a stone's throw away from Soi Cowboy. Nana is about 10 minutes walk.
Sheraton: opposite Wastin hotel, cannot comment on GF.
Sofitel Sukhumvit: located near Nana, a bit further away from Soi Cowboy (15 minutes walk)
Citadines Sukhumvit 8 (next to Nana), Sukhumvit 23 and 16 (next to Soi Cowboy): well worth a visit! Good locations, great prices (!) and definitely GF!
And lots of others![/QUOTE]
To that great list, I'd add the Tai Pan Hotel, which is 3-4 star hotel, but if you book the deluxe room, it's quite nice with a big suite, floor to ceiling windows with great views and a comfy bed, the breakfast is good and the wifi reliable. Plus it's only 2 minutes walk from SC and about 10 minutes from Nana. That's where I'm staying as well and I like it. Very girl friendly and reasonably priced.
I am heading for BKK for some R&R next week. I have been visiting often but never tried the black ladies on Sukhumvit before. Any of you gentlemen have any experience with them? Would love to know.
ETP