Everything posted by Patanawet
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Offing a boy from Balcony Bar
Hoping for a bigger tip?
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Why is this man still allowed in public?
- Advice sought for a BKK GAY bar for beer but not boys n tips
Hasn't it just changed hands?- Offing a boy from Balcony Bar
Fear not. He wasn't offable from Balcony, they have to work their full shifts.- Offing a boy from Balcony Bar
STAFF at Balcony are NOT 'offable' but they can of course make arrangements for after 2:00 closing time. I imagine it is the same for most bars in Soi4 but some definitely offer that service. Most of the bar staff at Balcony are straight but VERY friendly but I doubt if they go as far as horizontal friendliness (😜). No harm in asking out for a meal or drink though.- Do You Scromit?
I lived in Amsterdam for many years (in and out of 'brown cafes') and never saw anyone have ill effects or violent reactions to smoking joints. Could it be these new fangled chemical concoctions mixing with cannabis to cause these effects?- A petty hint about passports
Ha ha -- not yet. "Thanks Peter looks easy on the way to Balcony." --- from where, you might well ask😆- Are you a wanker?
To- ROBARD Wow. That's a wordy response. Did you write it unAIded? Sadly, I don't understand a word of it and I won't be responding to any of your replies, so really, don't bother. I made a light hearted comment which, for some reason, you have chosen to misconstrue. Of course I am truly sorry to 'Old Daddy' if HE took my message to have a critical meaning -- surely not intended that way. BUT i have no apology for you.- Are you a wanker?
I was referring to the original title of this thread --- and your purpose for unintelligibly responding?- Accomodation in Bangok when staying in Thailand for 2 months
Actually 'more than 30 days' makes you legal at Airbnb. Technically, Airbnb cannot rent out for less than 30 days unless they have an 'hotel license. But anyway, if there were a less than 30 day problem, is is the renter who would have a problem. not the rentee.- Are you a wanker?
True, nothing bitchy or vicious in his messages..- Are you a wanker?
Oh dear. 'Old daddy' is up to W in his book of "subjects to open threads about to keep my 'nom de plume' on the screens". (not really a catchy title). What hobby next?- Big balls, small balls, low balls and high balls
Wasn't Joyce Grenfell was it?- Your Gravestone Description
Yes but wasn't it forbidden to have that in an Irish graveyard, so he(?) had it translated into Irish?- Patpong comings and goings
And probably better spellers!- A petty hint about passports
Thanks Peter looks easy on the way to Balcony.- A petty hint about passports
Thanks Peter. It's just, in my innocence, I don't know what Senso is. Could it be a sour bread bakery? --- something else I'm looking for. I will go wandering.- A petty hint about passports
Yes sorry Peter and others. In my initial message I should have specified that I was only talking about Thailand. I repeat -- do not carry your original passport. It is worth a fortune to pickpockets. We are always told that it is the law that you must carry your passport as Thais must carry their ID cards. At a time of some troubles (forget which) one of the more notorious police area chiefs produced a poster in English aimed at farang stating what to do if stopped by police. It included tips like -- insist, if being searched, or urine checked that it is done in in a well lighted area. You CAN take photos of the officer etc. About ten tips as I remember. And one that said that it is only necessary to carry a good copy of your passport and visa(?). I have lived and worked here in the centre of Bangkok, involving many night taxi trips etc, for 25 years plus and holidaymaking more than that, and although stopped and searched many times have NEVER been asked for my original passport, the copy sufficed. Well, those are MY experiences. I wonder if anyone else can recall the original police poster (as in 'poster' stuck on a wall). It could have been Thong Lor or Asoke police that issued it. And Peter, any idea of a print shop that laminates near to Silom or Phrom Pong? My big local one claimed not to do it.- A petty hint about passports
If you carry your passport with you-- and you shouldn't-- it is your most precious thing when abroad, a nice plastic cover for it which kept my last one pristine for ten years is the bankbook cover. Just ask for them in your bank. At least it worked for my UK passport with SCB cover. You only need to carry a COPY of your documents whatever the money grabbing B.I.B. may tell you.- Trip Report: Silom
You probably don't !- Big balls, small balls, low balls and high balls
I prefer reasonably modest sized frontal toilet parts that don't humiliate me.- Hiv
As I said 'it was to get a mortgage'. I asked my doctor "what if it is positive?". His reply, "We'll try another mortgage company then!".- Guido’s cat
It is a couple of years since I was last there and the owner was talking of expanding into the floor above. God knows what the reaction of waitresses would be to being told what used to go on up there.- Guido’s cat
Peter, I think that should read 'quite far from Patpong" rather than 'quite far into the original Babylon sauna'. It is prominently on the corner of soi 1 with an outside dining area. Last time I was there they were doing reasonably priced set lunches. There were no veggie options on the set menu but the waiter came with lots of suggestions (NO, not 'go elsewhere'🤣).- H type spas - looking for new suggestions
O.K., I give in. What is an 'H Type Spa'? - Advice sought for a BKK GAY bar for beer but not boys n tips