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as self designated expert on chicken with cashew buts I must say Pattaya is famous for many things but I'd not go there for that particular dish. 7 stars always applies to Unesco acclaimed , world heritage Foodland Patpong. But you are absolutely right about abundance of said accessories !

I'd venture to bet that readers posts are binging much more readership to the forum that your usual venom you are inserting here. Posts are all the same like boys - outstanding gem in one's eyes is at best "also run' in somebody else's. Nobody is forcing anybody to read posts one is not interesting in. Have your fun here and let others to have theirs. Calling 'reader " obese is even more extravagant than calling you polite or me back haired

this is what happens when one posts first and thinks( if at all ) second

as it was explained to me by border official , at the moment only Thais and Myanmarese can cross border there at the moment. Quite possible not even all as he used wording ' only local people are permitted"

Fifth time and you still drink Singha and Tiger obviously you did not discover charms of Chang . Beauty of Bangkok is that one always discovers something new , even on 38th trip.

we are already salivating hoping for nice report from such long trip

like reader said, higher priced places definitely do have both condoms and lube but yes , to make sure bring your own. I even carry small bottle of mouthwash when going for massage, just in case guy is kissable

You are so picky, let him have his fun !

Day 6 After breakfast we are heading to Mae Sai on border with Myanmar , Thailand’s northernmost point. Recently there’s Sky Walk built there which I must to see and S is gladly tagging along. There’s also talk about possibility of crossing for a day into Tachileik - on other side of border without visa but on day pass and 10$. I got conflicting information about whether it’s still possible , no better way than just go and see. We took van there from bus station and in about 1 hr., we were on bus station in Mae Sai from where we took 2 motorsais to the sky walk. Better option than climbing the hill as sky walk is quite high up the hill on the border. It was fairly early and far from crowded. Admission is something like 50 baht . We were given protectors to put over the shoes but I created sensation hiding my sandals in the back pack and putting those on bare feet. Two ladies were so taken by my extravagance that requested their photo with ,me to be taken by the guy they were with. They also made sure to point to everybody present that this farang put protector on bare feet, how brave guy he is ! Weather was ideal and view over to Myanmar nice, although one would be hard pressed to say that Tachileik is memorable sight. beyond the river there's already Myanmar Then we descended to local market and went toward border crossing about 1 km away. Thai official was speaking English and politely explained that owing to situation in Myanmar not only locals can cross on day pass and foreigners must fly over border So we took pictures of Thailand’s northernmost piece of land by the river and resigned to returning to Chiang Rai sooner than expected as apart from that sky walk and market there’s not much to do in Mae Sai. But certainly sky walk is warranting getting there. As a bonus we learned that there’s another sky walk in Chaing Rai area – and exactly where we are heading tomorrow i.e. in Golden Triangle. How it’s possible we did not see it yesterday I wondered but that’s mystery to solve tomorrow. So we took songtaew to bus station and bus back to Chaing Rai . On our way we discussed what to do with newly found free time and we decided to go to Goddess of Mercy on outskirts of the city. In Chiang Rai close to bus station we found restaurant with excellent chicken with cashew nuts , the we went to refresh in the hotel and then took 150 tuk-tuk to the Goddess. Closer to it is , better impression it makes. Statue is enormous and I was glad to see that it’s possible to take elevator to the head and admire view from there. view from the Goddess eyes : Beauty of the place was enhanced by the fast that sunset was approaching . By time our 200 baht tuk-tuk took us to the center it was dark already. S went to the gym and I went to buy banana pancakes to both of us for a supper. Soon after we finished it lights went off but not necessarily we went to sleep right away. Sometimes watching stamp collection in the dark is a lot of fun.

that is the reason I prefer long time over short anytime

+1

my guess will be you have a lot of memorable experiences with guys from any shop in the area and you are not alone

Best part of fun is working on finding 'the best ' place and boys ourselves. There is no such thing like ' best ' by the way as it all depends of what we like. Doing survey of soi 4, Patpong 2 and soi 6 offerings as well as Silom and Suriwong roads between them should easily keep you occupied to week or two

that would be a price I 'm looking for for that place.

indeed smart idea. You want to taste other culture and be around of people from other countries. You have plenty of Polish in Poland. But if you crave home meals and after week or two of Asian fare you may, G'Bangkok in soi 4 , German restaurant, will satisfy you desires for schnitzels and fried saussages with potatoes.

indeed it is Take a heart, during my last trip in January and February I saw many Polish tourists in Thailand all the way from Chiang Rai to Krabi and in between so time may come when you will be able to exchange zlotys at reasonable rate in Bangkok directly.

really or you just saying? I thought you not fan of big boys

peace of life may be slow in Laos but they have fastest trains in SE Asia

You should be able to exchange them but that may require bit of canvassing and rate you get will be bit worse than of new emission notes. I saw that disclaimer in some booths in Bangkok but for the hell of me can't recall where. I'd try Xone in Suriwong or Super Rich in Silom Plaza( where Arena is ) , if that won't work try some banks branches along Silom. Bangkok Bank was rightly mentioned above I don't think you will be subject of double conversion if you withdraw money from Polish account in ATM but rate may not be the best and you will pay 220 baht of withdrawal fee on top of what your Polish bank may charge you. At end of day , don't panic , just try few more popular places starting with ones by the train station in the airport. Let us know how it went. By the way I think Kantors are bullshitting you by claiming there's nation wide shortage of banknotes of new emission. Local US consulate would laugh at you if you asked then for help, it's not what consulates are for .

Day 5 part 2 Next stop of our tour was tea plantation, high in the hills. That was one of those obligatory commercial stops but at least they served us light lunch and views were nice. Then off to Sop Ruak, place where Myanmar , Loas and Thailand meet in confluence of Mekong and Ruak rivers. That the once infamous Golden triangle , it used to be lawless opium growing area , hence notoriety but now is serene place with good views and only Opium Museum reminds us about that past. Museum is quite interesting and manageable and we got some time to stroll along the river to marvel at other two countries. While Myanmar side looks serene , on Laos side there’s new Chinese built city and while I’m not against development , it looks bad in such beautiful spot. monument on tops of the hill above the triangle Buddha guards border from Thai side sharp end of Myanmar, Laos across the Mekong Main accent of that city is not the temple , mind you , but casino. Since in my opinion we did not had enough time to back in Golden Triangle I made decision to return there after tomorrow. stop by rice fields on way back By time we returned to Chiang Rai , about 1 hr. drive away it was dark already . S decided to spend 1 hr in the hotel’s gym then we went to Night Market , about 30 minutes walk from hotel to eat something and check offerings but I can’t say stuff on the stalls was very unique , mostly the same one can buy in another tourist markets all over Thailand. Back in hotel for well deserved rest after such busy day if one can call ‘rest’ sharing bed with handsome hunk who is quite grateful for his vacations here. Alarm clock set for 7 am just in case

XSize in soi Twilight

let us know how it went please

you dirty mind !

relax, it's not your penis but that idiot's

The same here but after I developed uniformed response " I give money only when we meet in my room" message seems to sink in