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  8. Posted

    Yes 23 years ago of a transsexual on William street in Sydney Australia. Comes back to haunt me every few years on the right hand side of the mouth. Herpes is the correct term it

    What is the difference between herpes and love ??...........................................herpes is forever :)

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    I usually stay on Soi 11 and there is the German Bar/Restaurant, it is 25 metres from the Aussie and Zaks WIne Bars. I believe they do have some German Malt Beers there as well as a great BBQ Pork Knuckle. (Usually Friday)

    I went there feeling pretty hungry after a big night prior . I am a bit fond of club sandwiches and going by the size of meals i had at others places , i ordered 2 x club sandwiches . The waitress enquired if i had a friend coming , for which i replied no. Well she got a funny look on her face and became a little awkward . She said " you sure sir" . Yes i replied . Well i could hear bit of giggling and babble in thai and didnt really think anything of it.

    Well out came two huge plates of chips and salad and large sandwiches on both, other staff came out just to see my reaction . They all started laughing at the surprised reaction on my face i guess , along with some farang adjacent .

    My pride was telling me , you gotta eat all this now 555 . I couldnt go close , just tried to eat enough to thin it out on both plates.

    I could hardly walk i was that bloated as made my way back up soi 11 to sukhumvit .

     

    P.s food was good :)

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  16. Posted · Edited by aussierod77

    stayed there before, its definitely ladyboy friendly, infact the receptionist is a ladyboy..and on my last visit had paid me a freebie visit upstairs...damn hot experience...

    Now thats what i call service :P:)

     

    P.s you may have just doubled their customers off here lol

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  21. Posted

    I am going to come to Thailand for the first time next month, and I was looking for fun things to do (aside from mongering). The Enigma theater in the Siam Paragon Theater Complex seems like it would be a lot of fun, but I am looking for a bit more information than my search-fu could turn up. Hopefully you guys can help me.

     

    1) It appears that the price for the enigma theater is 3,000 baht- is that for the pair of you, or each?

     

    2) From what I have read, they serve food and drinks, as well as popcorn. One site said one cocktail was complimentary, but made no mention of prices for the food and drinks, what should I expect to pay in addition to the price for admission?

     

    3) Would a LB "friend" be accepted/allowed into the theater? I know some hotels don't allow them, and I wouldn't want the poor girl to lose "face" and be denied service. I am aware that a LB in such a place will probably draw stares or disapproval, and I am okay with that, though I could opt for a pretty GG if it's just too much socially.

     

    Thank You in advance!

    Can't help you with eveything im sorry , but i can say that there wont be a problem taking a ladyboy there , that unless you yourself aren't comfortable
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  22. Posted

    Think I will confirm the booking as i have read only good about it on other boards - and it was confirmed to be GF. Only problem i read about was their WiFi not working properly but that does not scare me - i always buy i 1-2call sim with a datapackage included so if the WiFi sucks i can use the mobile data to connect to the net. After all i am on a holiday and do not need to be on the net 24/7 i only use it when i need to and i do not use Twitter or Facebook (timewasters Imho).

    Yeah i buy a package for my phone , then use it as hotspot for ipad :) ..

  25. Posted

    If you think about this properly there is no way you can get around having the stamp in your passport.

    It is done for legal reasons to prove (or disprove if you like) how long you have been in the country.

     

    You cannot simply ask an immigration official not to stamp your passport because you dont want to upset your teerak. :No No Tut Tut:

    Well you can try..........but it will make you an object of suspicion,and it may lead to them pulling you aside for some questioning :ph34r:

    .And Im guessing that is the last thing you want as you start your holiday.

     

    Ask away...... :blink:

    I agree Dale ... Welcome to the forum :)
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