Bangkok Chiong Scene / Massage / AGoGo / Clubs / Disco

[Pleasure88]

I will be in Bangkok from 17th onwards. Drop you a PM alrdy

[Treemon99]

Originally Posted by Gabriellien

Any bros can share experience on the thai gal show.

Heard from friend that the location was very messy, alot of thai gangster hanging round there.

Infamous ping pong or thai girl shows are notoriously known scams in Thai. Enough said, go at your own risk .... Remember to buy travel insurance in case anything happen

[The Milk Man]

Originally Posted by Treemon99

Infamous ping pong or thai girl shows are notoriously known scams in Thai. Enough said, go at your own risk .... Remember to buy travel insurance in case anything happen

Better check with your insurers as some dun cover LOS due to the "martial law" clause..... I had to change my usual insurers to another insurer because my agent highlighted to me their exclusion clause for LOS.

[jsjs]

Hi Guys, I'll be in BKK from 15th-20th. Any Bros wanna hang out together do drop me a PM k?
I'll be gng the usual places like Soi Cowboy and NaNa

[TonyCheong]

Originally Posted by Gabriellien

Heard from friend that the location was very messy, alot of thai gangster hanging round there.

555 if you stay in Thailand long enough you'll know every corner also have gangsters.
When the Thai police take off his uniform (especially plain clothes detectives) they're the gangsters!

Originally Posted by Treemon99

Remember to buy travel insurance in case anything happen.

Originally Posted by The Milk Man

Better check with your insurers as some dun cover LOS due to the "martial law" clause..... I had to change my usual insurers to another insurer because my agent highlighted to me their exclusion clause for LOS.

Also for Hong Kong too due to the protests.

[BlueDragon193]

BKK Authorities Undeterred By 'Curse' of Ratchapisek Road.

BANGKOK — Officials at the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) say they will go ahead with plans to remove offerings to "ghosts" on Ratchapisek Road, despite locals' claims that the offerings are needed to ward off a supernatural curse.

Supit Kraimak, director of Chatuchak District Office's Department of Public Cleanliness, said the BMA will remove the hundreds of zebra dolls and bottles of red-colored soda blocking pedestrian pathways on the flyover bridge above Ratchadapisek Road. Some bottles of soda have also spilled onto the road below, he said.

The zebra dolls and soda bottles were placed there by local residents who believe the offerings will appease malevolent spirits that are said to inhabit the area. According to local belief, the spirits are responsible for the many accidents on Ratchadapisek Road.

The sacred site also extends to a large Bo tree in the middle of the road. Many believers have crossed the road and risked being hit by oncoming cars to plant their offerings by the tree.

"We will use a large truck to transport all these items to dump in a [landfill] because we don't know what else we can do with them," Supit was quoted as saying by Thai Rath newspaper. "I don't want to disrespect any belief, and I am not afraid of any curse. I just have to perform my duty."

But Supit admitted that many of the district office’s cleaning staff are reluctant to participate in the operation because they are afraid of the curse.

"They want us to summon necromancers or mediums to organize a ceremony to appease the spirits. I am consulting with my supervisors about that," Supit said.

[TonyCheong]

I think the chances of getting harrassed/traumatised by ladyboys are higher than spirits if you're in upper Sukhumvit !

[El Frances]

Originally Posted by yinyang

Stay away from such, well known scams (also forewarned here before) in touristy Patpong or Phuket.

Fugly castaways, doing darts (to balloons), ping pongs and even artwork painting (pussy calligraphy?!) Also feel it's gross, even with silly Farang volunteers

As everywhere in thailand (and probably in the world), never follow touts who try to take you to a bar/karaoke/massage/show....
Some places are perfectly safe with standard prices, for example Queen's Castle in Patpong
http://www.enterthaiment.com/patpong...le-A-gogo.html

[Pleasure88]

Just changed my dates to Bangkok. Will be there from 14th to 18th. PM me if you wanna hang out as well.

[anonyth]

Long time resident in Bangkok and silent reader of SBF. Just drop by to say "Hi" to all the seniors here.

[TheHammers]

Originally Posted by El Frances

As everywhere in thailand (and probably in the world), never follow touts who try to take you to a bar/karaoke/massage/show....
Some places are perfectly safe with standard prices, for example Queen's Castle in Patpong
http://www.enterthaiment.com/patpong...le-A-gogo.html

Patpong is a no-go area unless you want trouble. Seasoned travelers to Bangkok avoid that area. NEP and Soi Cowboy have more than enough entertainment to fill your nights without having to risk Patpong.

[TonyCheong]

Originally Posted by anonyth

Long time resident in Bangkok and silent reader of SBF. Just drop by to say "Hi" to all the seniors here.

As a Bangkok resident should post more of your sex stories and funny/interesting gossip with Thai people mah.

In Thailand there's always some gossip everyday.

[naemlo]

Originally Posted by TonyCheong

In Thailand there's always some gossip everyday.

This gossiping applies to the whole world.

[TonyCheong]

Originally Posted by naemlo

This gossiping applies to the whole world.

More so in dramatic wayang Thailand.

[SEAJ]

Originally Posted by The Milk Man

Better check with your insurers as some dun cover LOS due to the "martial law" clause..... I had to change my usual insurers to another insurer because my agent highlighted to me their exclusion clause for LOS.

Originally Posted by TonyCheong

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Also for Hong Kong too due to the protests.

This is totally WRONG information about insurance companies' coverage in Hong Kong.

For one the protests are over, but more importantly, even when it was going on, there had NOT been any questions/controversies at all that insurance coverage would be affected. The protests in Hong Kong were just acts of civil disobedience and there was no martial law etc

SEAJ