vinapu

sounds like me

I gather you are talking about girls from an original post, not my usual companions

I like your post but generally speaking disagree to a certain degree with all 4 counts based on my experience spanning 30+ trips over 23 years 1/ sometimes Greek Gods are like you describe , at other times even if they know their value they still appreciate business and money and doing their best . Mediocre guys are the same , some are grateful they were chosen, others combine mediocre looks with mediocre performance 2/ I found that 2 out 3 times repeated performance is better than first time although after half dozen times most of them are showing signs of complacency or boredom. Mercifully not all of them 3/ if negotiations are protracted it's our fault , we should not allow it. Way I handle that is if boy quotes too high I counteroffer and then it's his choice to take it or see you next time. If he is asking me how much I gave him then I quote and again , take or leave. as for correlations of fees with performance my experience is opposite, exceptions apply and many of those but still generally I'm better satisfied with better paid encounters 4/ I found I like better meetings when boy speaks at least a bit of English, perhaps because I usually off long time so there always will be some time to talk.

some people have all luck in their lives

46+38= 84, that's percentage of Americans who are wrong ( I wanted to say stupid but decided to be charitable in aftermath of depressing "debate" tonight which was neither presidential nor debate )

gas explosion in central Moscow?

Just watched debate and it was depressing sight. How America managed to put herself in such situation when it need to chose between bombastic idiot unable to answer simple questions and hard to understand senior , visibly frail whose election may be considered senior abuse ? God save America from herself !

Fair . Being citizen and thus subject of protection by most powerful nation on Earth should have it's price

no compassion from me as those rules are mirroring situation where I live, residents are supposed to pay tax on worldwide income, non residents by source i.e. only on income earned from the country ( subject of some exceptions, of course made by rich for the rich )

I stand my ground. When you retired you want to be living with country with proper health care, senior services , transportation and easy links to the world , preferably blessed with temperate climate and predictable political situation with reliable legal system. Few people would like to move to Somalia, Syria, Myanmar , North Korea or some remote Pacific island, just to name a few just to avoid paying taxes. Nice to have but certainly not priority of sane person approaching twilight years.

in meantime I did bit more looking and yes , confirmed that with official government site. It may be silver lining in that , at first look nonsensical idea - if that is in preparation to Schengen type arrangements with neighbouring countries while wishing to preserve income visas generate. Say visa will be abolished altogether but new Digital Entry card will cost 30 $ as visa is now. As they say where I was born ,"wolf will be fed but lamb still intact". It just my dream

Russia is great country with great culture and a lot of fresh air but it's heavy hand of state which makes those people wishing to live somewhere else. Putin had best chance to make country catching with prosperous West and fast rising East Asia. Instead he wasted his opportunities on chasing imperial dreams from bygone era dragging whole country down. President of one of most powerful countries of the world now is happy if invited for visit some bloodstained operetta countries like North Korea.

+1 although yesterday I came across another stupid ranking - 10 most disappointing travel destinations. Bangkok came on top with apparently 16 % travellers disappointed with what they saw compared to what they expected. Looks like every 6th traveller there looks at ever present everywhere half empty part of glass

sometimes we don't appreciate what we have until we taste living somewhere else. I mean long term, not , even longish vacations when we know that sooner or later we return home

it must be quiet because I noticed two boys I'm familiar with who rarely are on Grindr suddenly visit it daily and even enhanced their profiles. Seems good time to visit with less competition. as for rains one member reported that recent rain was first in almost 2 weeks.

That's said reality of our world , the same way like for remote Issan farmer Bangkok is. Next step is to make sure Russia will be heaven to Russians themselves

As veteran of many , many long time offs I haste to say that while theft is always possible in 99.97 % of cases your phone will be in the same place where you left it , whether safe or in the open. But yes, as you said there may be some freelancers who have sticky fingers as our member Christian PFC learned painfully in Phnom Penh earlier this year. Also there was some upheaval at Dreamboys after offed boy apparently stole something from his client, resulting in letting go all non-Thai guys.

you start forgetting you were staying past midnight so nothing to miss ? 😁

and who said Sunee Plaza is dead ?

you did not like him or he was not available?

you will have never ending fun, believe you me

Unless minimum tip is indicated as higher I tip 1000 for 1 hr and 1500 for 1.50 hr session and rarely I see disappointment. If I'm impressed with boy or service or both I tend to force on them 200-500 more, particularly if I'm sure I want to see them again very soon.

wasn't it always a case ?It's why we love to fly Russian aircrafts, drove Russian cars, use Russian made computers and smartphones and splash ourselves with Russian aftershaves

I never heard about this before but found it in internet today on reputable site so assume it is accurate. Sounds like another bureaucratic attempt of tourist traffic control. Why it can't be integrated with e-visa , at least for those who apply for visa electronically, not in embassies or at the border ? I also noticed that airfares from Bangkok to Phnom Penh and Siem Reap went up considerably in comparison to last year. vinapu "Beginning July 1, tourists entering Cambodia will need to present a digital entry card in addition to their passport and visa. The document, called Cambodia e-Arrival (CeA), requires holidaymakers to upload a photo of themselves and provide information about the duration of their trip and their place of stay in the country. Once completed, a QR code will be generated, which must be shown on a smartphone or in printed form. The online edition of the Khmer Times reports that devices for filling out the form are available on arrival for those who are unable to complete it in advance. However, tourists are advised to visit the website arrival.gov.kh to fill out the form directly in the browser or download an app and complete it that way. The registration should be done within seven days before entry. While the QR code in the app remains accessible offline, it is recommended to take a screenshot of it if the form was filled out in the browser, advises the immigration authority. Alternatively, one can print the page with the QR code. The new digital entry card is free of charge. All travellers will still need a passport valid for at least six months and a visa, which can be applied for in advance or obtained on arrival for tourists and business travellers. Cambodia is renowned for Angkor Wat, a majestic Hindu-Buddhist temple complex in the country's north. Considered one of South-East Asia's most important archaeological sites, the Angkor complex, which includes Angkor Wat, was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1992. It remains a top travel destination, featured on many travellers' bucket lists."

of course you are right, , going from Soi 4 turn LEFT at Thainya to find Moonlight. Or keep going along Silom to hit soi 2 with GOD and DJ, I did not mention those as I don't go there, always saturated with offering in area described above.