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Re: Massage parlours in Bkk
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Next time , if you are in Snow White, please select the mamasan to bbbj you and for a couple of fucks. Be firm in selecting the mamasan !!!. Of course, she will say no to you, then, you say you wanna see ladies. You go into the room after the recep counter where the ladies would sit down for you to select. Again, play out the mamasan and say she looks good and you wanna fuck her ( in front of the ladies and they will laugh ! ). She will again say " No, No " to you. Select your lady. And do your job upstairs. |
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Again on KAPOO-club massage joints
In October 2011 I made a few postings concerning the so-called KAPOO-club massage joints and I provided a few addresses.
Some SBF-bros PM'ed me to tell me about their experiences in these joints. It struck me that most bros were slightly negative about these joints: bad massage and bad sex. Now I want to make a few points clear about KAPOO-club massage joints so that newbie bros that go there will know what to expect and will not be disappointed:
The golden rule concerning Kapoo-joints is that you go there if you want a pretty, sweet, young thing who most probably is a university-student to touch your nude body all over. In particular you want this SYT to touch, hold, caress, squeeze, jerk your hard cock and make you cum. That's what it is all about. Expect to pay more than regular massage joints. Most Kapoo-joints also offer b2b and some gals offer bj (capped). |
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Re: Again on KAPOO-club massage joints
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That's why these places are not in my TO DO LIST when in BKK. Cheers. |
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Re: Again on KAPOO-club massage joints
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Want to renew G-Club memberships but not much time to cheong BKK these days leh unless... |
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US warns: Terrorist threat to Bangkok
Report from Bangkok Post dated 13 January 2012 :-
US warns: Terrorist threat to Bangkok [COLOR="DarkRed"]The US embassy in Thailand has alerted its citizens to possible terrorist attacks in Bangkok. The embassy said in a messaged posted on its website today that foreign terrorists may be currently looking to conduct attacks against tourist areas in Bangkok in the near future. US citizens are urged to exercise caution when visiting public areas where large groups of Western tourists gather in Bangkok, it added. The embassy urged its nationals to stay alert when going out and to report any suspicious objects to authorities. We also encourage you to keep a low profile in public areas, particularly areas frequented by foreign tourists, it said. ----- KatoeyNewsNetwork |
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Re: Massage parlours in Bkk
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whats the nearest BTS? |
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Nearest mrt station is either huay Kwang or Thailand culture centre.
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Thailand detains suspect after US terrorist warning
Report from AsiaOne dated 13 January 2012 :-
Thailand detains suspect after US terrorist warning BANGKOK - Thai authorities said on Friday they had detained a Lebanese man with suspected links to the Hezbollah militant group, after the United States warned of a terrorist threat against tourists in the kingdom. "Foreign terrorists may be currently looking to conduct attacks against tourist areas in Bangkok in the near future," the US embassy in Bangkok said in an emergency message posted on its website. "US citizens are urged to exercise caution when visiting public areas where large groups of Western tourists gather in Bangkok." A Thai senior intelligence officer who did not want to be named told AFP that the kingdom had been informed before the New Year by Israel of a possible threat. The suspect was detained on Thursday while the other man had already fled the country, he said. Thailand's Deputy Prime Minister Chalerm Yubamrung told AFP by telephone that the detained suspect was being questioned by the Thai authorities. "We already have one suspect in custody for interrogation at a government building in Bangkok. He is a Hezbollah from Lebanon," he said. "I want to assure people that there is nothing to worry about. The police will take care of the situation and everything will be under control." Hezbollah, an Iranian- and Syrian-backed Muslim Shiite group, is blacklisted as a terrorist organisation by Washington and currently dominates the Lebanese government. "Israel was suspicious that these two men might be terrorists, so they gave information, including their names, to our police before the New Year," the senior intelligence officer said. The suspect has denied involvement with any terrorist activities, he added. "These two men entered Thailand a while ago but did not conduct any terrorist activity. I wonder why Israel was suspicious about them." The warning is another blow to Thailand's tourist-friendly image, which was badly dented last year by devastating flooding across much of the country, as well as rounds of rival political protests in recent years. In 2008 a nine-day blockade by "Yellow Shirt" protesters stranded tens of thousands of travellers, and the industry was badly hit again in 2010 during "Red Shirt" street demonstrations. Bangkok's central shopping area was reduced to a battle zone during an army crackdown on the rallies, and more than 90 people were left dead. An eight-year-old shadowy insurgency continues to plague the country's Muslim-majority deep south, but the rebels have never been known to attack outside of the region. The insurgents are not thought to be part of a global jihad movement but rather are rebelling against a long history of perceived discrimination against ethnic Malay Muslims by governments in the Buddhist-majority country. Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra also told reporters that authorities in the kingdom had the current situation under control. "I would like to tell our people and tourists that there is nothing to worry about," she said. ----- KatoeyNewsNetwork |
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Police believe terror suspect roaming city
Report from Bangkok Post dated 15 January 2012 :-
Police believe terror suspect roaming city - 11 embassies issue travel alert Police are hunting a terror suspect believed to be at large in Bangkok as the number of foreign embassies issuing travel warnings to Thailand increased to 11 Saturday. Late on Friday night police released a sketch of a man suspected of entering Thailand to launch terrorist attacks, hours after Atris Hussein, a Swedish-Lebanese man with suspected links to the Hezbollah militant group, was apprehended by Thai police at Suvarnabhumi airport. The suspect is a white Middle-Eastern man who is about 180cm tall with short hair and stubble. Those who believe they may have spotted the suspect are being urged to report to the nearest police station or call 191, said police spokesman Piya Uthayo. Pol Maj Gen Piya said the man is still believed to be in Bangkok, but police in nearby provinces and other popular tourists destinations such as Pattaya and some southern provinces have been told to be on the lookout for the suspect. Pol Maj Gen Piya added that all units in the Metropolitan Police Bureau have been instructed to look for the suspect, and as a result the public might see more police checkpoints and searches. The police have also beefed up security at certain embassies in Bangkok. "From intelligence reports, the attackers will use explosives, so the public is urged to be vigilant in risk areas, or in buildings visited by a lot of foreigners, and to particularly look for vehicles that have been left in certain areas for a long time," said Pol Maj Gen Piya. Mr Hussein's arrest prompted foreign embassies, including those of the US, Canada and Australia, to issue travel alerts for Thailand, saying that foreign terrorists may be in the process of looking to launch attacks in tourist areas in Bangkok in the near future. The warnings irked Foreign Minister Surapong Tovichakchaikul, who said Saturday that he was "disappointed" that embassies have not consulted the Foreign Ministry according to diplomatic convention before issuing the warnings". Mr Surapong insisted that Thai security agencies have known about the terrorist plot for a while and have been tracing a group of suspects. He said tourists and investors can have confidence in Thailand's security measures. National police chief Priewpan Damapong Saturday said charges have not been pressed against Mr Hussein because there is no evidence that he has committed an offence. Under Thai law, police can detain suspects for up to 60 days after which point they must be charged or deported. A police source said Mr Hussein told investigators that even though he was a member of Hezbollah, he was not part of the group's militant arm. In Beirut, Hezbollah official Ghaleb Abu Zainab told LBC television that Mr Hussein is not a Hezbollah member. The police chief said he had ordered officers to step up security measures at potential targets including Khao San Road, Soi Rambutri, Sukhumvit Soi 22 and other areas with a high density of Western tourists or residents. Pol Maj Gen Adit Ngamchitsuksi, chief of the Tourist Police, said his bureau had increased security in such areas and had also fanned out officers to gather information on possible terrorist activities in the capital. Army chief Prayuth Chan-ocha said the public should not panic and let security authorities handle this issue. "Panic will worsen everything, whether it is the economy, the country or tourism," said Gen Prayuth. ----- KatoeyNewsNetwork |
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Re: Massage parlours in Bkk
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I heard BBBJ is SOP in Caesers too and annoyingly there are a lot of girls in the MPs these days who don't do that. |
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Re: Again on KAPOO-club massage joints
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Chose a Swt and Busty gal.. Went to room, started massage. After awhile, she stripped naked and soon after started rubbing me. After awhile, i cannot tahan, told her I want sex. She say no.. no sex here.. Told her i will give her extra.. after some negotiation.. start to pump her in the small massage room. :P So Kapoo joints still can have sex... lol. Just do it for one time experience. Not really worth it. She still call me asking me when i go back. |
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Re: Massage parlours in Bkk
had a hard time deciding between Thermae and MP on my last night in bkk. finally decided on MP at a very late time of 11pm so i rushed down to BTS Phrom Phong station and checked out the MPs there.
checked out Angel Massage first and the selection of girls were bad! no SYTs at all. maybe it is due to the late timing, thats why.. checked out EZ Massage after that and decided on one. Angie Picture: http://www.ezmassagebkk.com/ladies/angie.html (Not much difference from the studio photo except real person slightly darker.) look 7/10 (cute) body 3/10 (small petite girl with small boobs) massage 1/10 (just some basic rubbing) CBJ 5/10 (nothing to shout about, maybe i had a good one at nataree 3 days ago :P) FJ 9/10 (very accomodating and flexible. tried alot of positions including one with legs over head! tight pussy) language: 1/10 (from issan, english mostly non-existent..) |
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Re: Massage parlours in Bkk
Hi all,
I am currently trying to plan a stag night/party/holiday for my good friend who is going to get married. I hope all seniors do not take offence at my incessant questions. Firstly, reading from the thread, it seems as though Nataree and Vic Secrets are recommended although opinions on Nataree seems conflicting. Are there any other soapy places that are highly recommended. BTW the whole group of us would be staying at Sukhumvit area. Secondly, can seniors recommend either a club or massage place that is popular with university students? Thanks for answering my questions in advance. |
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Re: Massage parlours in Bkk
Ranger21,
Nataree hands down! Ask for Papasan named Cowboy, he'll show you all the university students!
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