gottalove

I think a big part is that one needs to be horny to get fucked in the ass.  i for one fulfill this category but no way every day.  Dream pounded me one time for an hour and I felt that for a while!   

This saturday was a full business day, had people from vietnam and Holland and for lunch we invited one of our Thai partners.
We went to the Goji buffet in the Mariott Marquis on soi 22.
Not the cheapest (1900THB/p) but value for money.
A huge buffet but with outstanding quality food, Western, Japanese, Thai etc..
- yellowfin and red tuna sashimi of the best quality- and huge selection of other Japanese delights
- 3 different cuts of Wagyu beef
- selection of top shelf cond cuts and European cheeses like prosciutto, stilton, real brie de Meaux, chorizo, etc...
- instant diabetes dessert buffet
we spent a pleasurable 3 hours eating way too much (still had dinner appointment at 8PM) 
Good place for a weekend brunch/lunch with friends 
Like I said, not cheap but very good value for money!
As it is buffet style, maybe not the best idea for a romantic date, but excellent if you are with some friends or family.
 
 

@SAGuy well done buddy 

@SAGuy well done buddy 

@SAGuy well done buddy 

I think to drink Yorkshire tea you need mugs?
I somehow can't see Amah having any mugs on the premises. 
SAG

Background                                                      
I’ve been meaning to do a write-up about this recent discovery that I made whilst walking around the side sois of the Golden Triangle last week. 
BKK has many great coffee shops, but this is one with a difference and this is the third time that I have been back there in just under ten days. 
Read on and you will learn why… 
Bump and Grind
This caffeine oasis is located on soi 8/1 and has rapidly become my go-to place for an hour’s afternoon break from the hustle and bustle of BKK.  
The coffee shop is quite compact and has 6 tables inside and it is also busy for takeaways. Not only do they serve all of the usual variations of coffee, but they also have an inhouse bakery and provide a wide range of breads, cakes, and desserts, which change daily. 
The prices are in line with the Golden Triangle, and the cafe is kept spotlessly clean.  
So, what makes Bump and Grind so special and why do I keep going back?  
That’s extremely easy to answer – the coffee shop was founded by a certain Amah Klaowan, and it opened just two months ago.  
Amah had a successful career as a cabaret performer both in Phuket (Simon Cabaret) and BKK (Calypso). When she turned thirty, she decided to use her savings to establish a coffee shop, and this also explains why it is called ‘Bump and Grind.’ 
Did I mention that Amah is an exceedingly hot LB? 
One coffee shop – six hot LBs!
In addition to the gorgeous Amah, there are also two hot baristas, two counter servers and a sexy baker. Every friendly member of staff is a LB!
 
Specials
Bump and Grind had a soft launch in early February and by mid-March Amah realised that more than half of her customers are farangs. Luckily, her and all of the service staff have decent English. 
To cater to the farangs that have flocked to the shop, she has started running specials and this month there is a happy hour from 07.30-11.30 every day, with 25% off coffees and 10% off all food items.
 Some of the cakes and savouries on display
 
 Summary
I highly recommend this place. The coffee is really good and so are the sweet and savoury options. 
The eye candy is beyond outstanding, and Amah sends shivers down my spine, which trigger fantasies of her becoming the next ex-Mrs SAG.
 Location
Bump and Grind is quite easy to find, as it stands out due to the great signage. It is near the top of soi 8/1.
 
 Unfortunately, it doesn’t appear to be on Google Maps yet.
 Enjoy, but please be kind to Amah and the five lovely LB members of staff!
Cheers
SAG

Hey @gottalove, there's a recent thread here:
 
I had initially booked at the hotel just because it was right next to CIB 10, but decided against it.

Though the rooms look quite nice, I'd say the space is small, and I feel that price-wise, you'll find bigger rooms elsewhere.

During my stay in Bangkok, I opted for a bigger room at the Solitaire on Soi 11, which at the time, wasn't as expensive as booking at Hotel 433. 
 

I've stayed at City Lodge before, which was fine. Had a few nice STs in there. Good price, great location. My room wasn't noisy (apart from when my guests were visiting). I have a couple of days booked there again soon, happy to revisit again after my last experience.

Worth keeping an eye out with this airline as there is a possibility they may decide to do a year round schedule in the future from Gatwick.
Currently it's Oct - April but their load capacities have been very impressive since launching the route and revenues are up overall. However it's a complicated situation as Norse currently lease six of their 787 Dreamliners to Indigo Airlines which were grounded due to the Iran conflict but are apparently now being introduced back into service.
Bottom line is any of these budget airlines could go out of business at any moment so be aware when booking tickets well in advance.

Unfortunately I had to cancel my trip, so can't shed any light on the flight experience. Absolutely gutted.

If I recall, it's a 10kg for the overhead, plus an under seat bag with no weight limit.
No meal, I'm not a lover of airline catering. I'll be stuffing myself in the lounge before I leave and will have some bits and pieces with me for the flight if I get peckish, but I usually fit all my meals into a 8 hour window and then nothing for the other 16, so it pretty much fits into my normal routine.

Thanks for the info, would love to hear your feedback after your trip too.
Out of curiosity, as there are so many options, which options did you go for? Mind sharing the cost too?

I'm flying with them in a few weeks. I booked best part of a year ago when they had just announced the route and the prices were incredibly low.
A friend has flown a different route with them and was happy with the experience if that helps...

Thanks for the info @taaseesanuk. I've never stayed at Dawin myself. I'm afraid I'll be doing nothing else than crossing the road 2 times a day when I do 
But I had dinner there a few weeks ago and it was excellent. This is what I wrote in my TR:
Also for dinner a tried a new place, being the Dawin hotel, opposite Why Not. I felt like sneaky stalker, sitting on their terrace, but their food is awesome. I had a spicey spaghetti with bacon and banana fritters with ice-cream as dessert   For sure worth a recommendation!
And indeed, bang opposite of Why Not bar :

It's been nearly 15 years since this thread had a bump, even BMthanks hasn't had a say on it. Some BM's may recall thanks he was very prominent and loved to comment on almost everything, sadly absent for a good while now.
Anyway, I spent a night on Sunday at The Dawin. I booked through Agoda at a cost of £60, this was considerably cheaper than Citrus Suites and The Adelphi but a tad more than the Dynasty Inn and Nana Hotel. The Hotel is modern with a nice casual bistro style eaterie at the front and then through to reception. All staff were attentive and pleasant and check in took 5 mins. My room was on the 3rd floor, there appears to be only one lift that probably has space for 4 people or two with cases. The room was spacious, i had a desk and armchair and the wall were clean and newly painted. Hanging space was plentiful. The bathroom was adequate but not high end, the shower was was on a flexi hose like you would have on bath taps but the water was hot and powerful. The bed was big and comfortable and I experienced no noise issues. Would i book again? Yes, for a night but not longer, it's bang opposite Why Not and those girls would spot my every move of ingoings and outgoings! 
I will try and provide an update on The Citrus suites later this month.

greedy bugger, lol

@Knobby Amoxicillin is not bacteriostatic (but doxycycline is). Doxycycline prevents the growth of the bacteria. Amoxicillin just kills bacteria directly, which could work if you actually came down with a case of an STD, but it would not be effective as a prophylaxis, which is what DoxyPEP is.
And don't worry about finding doxycycline easily; it is in any pharmacy in Thailand and it's incredibly inexpensive. 

greedy bugger, lol

I think this is a great topic for @Kingdomguy to answer, as he is the uncrowned 'Legend', with up to 5 liaisons in a day!
SAG

Won't be happening unless those gals can up their game and squirt out javelins or shot puts.

I only saw one ping pong show in pattaya years back but it was amazing seeing these older ladies shoot darts out of their hoohas and hitting targets. I would love to see that in the olympics.

How do people have anal sex (receiving) every day? Asking for a friend. Bodily functions may be an obstacle depending on what you eat, how you digest, especially unstable due to traveling. Sex activities especially with a large or aggresive top (hello Fiat, hi Notto) may also impact how that part of your body functions the next day. It seems to be 1-2 times per week is a maximum, with plenty of precautions (paying attention to food to try to regulate transit and touching every time, but not too much so as not to disturb your inside in another way). This low frequency is a bit frustrating. How do other people do? How to bottom LBs do whom I assume can receive anal daily or more? Or do gay people do? Any special relaxing cream to use? Any tips? I searched a bit online cannot find anything really useful.

Apparently nr 1 and 2 weren't fit for this life after all