Man who run through airport turnstile going to BangkokNo running in airport ...
Man who run through airport turnstile going to BangkokNo running in airport ...
Don't forget the visit to the doctor and pharmacist when you get back.But is it even worth it? When you factor in hotel, airfare, time off work and potential of being robbed/scammed, the Toronto scene provides better value; that is lower cost per hour of sex.
Yeah, I have no interest in that sort of travel anywhere, again cost, airplane discomfort, lineups, walking everywhere, meh.Thailand yes, has lots of worthwhile things to do and see, Pattaya I don't think has that though
I hear Thailand can be a pain in the ass, if you don't lube up. Wink wink nudge nudge say no more.But is it even worth it? When you factor in hotel, airfare, time off work and potential of being robbed/scammed, the Toronto scene provides better value; that is lower cost per hour of sex.
Please see my previous comment in this thread, if I was going, I'd take a supply of condoms, go on PREP and as an added precaution, get a vasectomy!Don't forget the visit to the doctor and pharmacist when you get back.
better add a HAZMET suit to your list.Please see my previous comment in this thread, if I was going, I'd take a supply of condoms, go on PREP and as an added precaution, get a vasectomy!
I'd suggest that the idiots who seek a certain activity we aren't allowed to discuss just book a trip to Thailand but they'll just bring whatever they catch back here.better add a HAZMET suit to your list.
They come in 3's, you forgot the third one, mortician.Don't forget the visit to the doctor and pharmacist when you get back.
1: What rage, we are just bustin balls at the worst which isn't all that bad.Why do some of you guys have such rage about anywhere outside of Canada?
... In fact, a hassle of the place is now often the difficulty of getting BBBJ. ...
1: What rage, we are just bustin balls at the worst which isn't all that bad.
2: That seems to place staying in Canada above going over there unless you don't care for the BBBJ. Both are better than brazil where from what I understand you can get BBBJ* but it involves rolling on the floor with a sweaty dude and lots of pain.
3: From what I've heard from recent reports, the whole condom thing isn't as universal as you suggest.
*Yes I know it's BBJ, thank you, but I prefer it my way.
When I ask if it is worth going vs just spending the hobby money, air plane, hotel et al in Toronto, it is because it is pretty much the only place I'd consider going. And not for the bear back, I mean, bears are godless killing machines even if they have their back to you, they could easily turn around and smack you with those massive paws and claws or bite your face off. Even worse in the US where they seem keen on arming bears.Okay. Bustin Balls it is.
I liked my trip to Thailand, but I have heard at least a dozen times that tourists get treated like kings but that changes once you are a long-term resident. I guess if you are rich enough, you can pretend to be a permanent tourist. The issues you raise are legitimate. They are part of the vacation experience for a short trip, but a big hassle for a longer commitment. I like to travel and see things not available in North America and Thailand has plenty of that. A pain in the ass is how many more miles, including Aeroplan, is now required for Business or First Class travel than in year’s past. It is hell to go in economy unless you are a teenager or in your twenties.When I ask if it is worth going vs just spending the hobby money, air plane, hotel et al in Toronto, it is because it is pretty much the only place I'd consider going. And not for the bear back, I mean, bears are godless killing machines even if they have their back to you, they could easily turn around and smack you with those massive paws and claws or bite your face off. Even worse in the US where they seem keen on arming bears.
I'd consider moving there, but now they changed the tax laws and they instead of being tax free as long as you don't bring money the year you earned it, they tax everything you bring in. Fine if you want to build up investments overseas but bad if you are not in a capital accumulation stage. Combination of the dividend tax credit, the TFSA and the capital gains thing I pay very little in taxes here. The extra tax bill would make Thailand much more expensive than it used to be. Plus the brutal heat, the dangerous roads, and the pollution which granted varies based on location or time of year but still. Then you get the language which scares me. OTOH it's much better than Philippines, which as far as I know, won't tax you on overseas income, but toss in third world living standards unless you spend crazy money hiding from them, natural disasters [again depending on location].
With the huge gender imbalance in China, I am surprised these places are not swamped with Chinese men.for those saying they fear of being robbed and scammed, don't be. I can (and do) walk down the darkest streets late at night and have never felt scared of being robbed once. Scams, you might get over charged 4 or $5 here and there, but that's only if you're completely clueless. Not once have I been scammed in 3 long duration trips there. Pattaya is out of this world. I am already counting down the days when I go back in November. These beer bars on soi six are very upfront with costs and what you can expect. Pretty much all of them have rooms up stairs to take whichever girl you choose up to. Or pay the barfine ($12-$20) and take them back to yours for the night plus whatever price you agree with the girl. The soapy massages are amazing. Every girl I encountered did bbbj for no extra charge and I didn't even ask. FS was wrapped up though. The massage girls are great as well, if you're a decent enough looking guy they will have no problem doing FS with you. It is a real mind fuck though. thousands and thousands of women interested in you (your wallet) calling out to you at every single bar you walk by makes you feel pretty good about yourself, then you realize they're doing the same thing to the 65 year old guy behind you with a beer belly. Then come back home to Canada to absolutely nothing. being invisible here Sucks.
Then if you walk along the beach in pattaya there are hundreds of freelance girls (one every 10-15 feet for a couple km) they are a little more shady, but haven't personally had any problems with them myself. Just don't pick up a drunk one. Make sure your hotel gets a copy of their ID before you go up to room. You can find some pretty desperate ones if they haven't had a customer for a day or two, or if you go very late like 3-4 in the morning can get a great price.
The prices can't be beat. I've been back home for 2 months now and refuse to pay canadian prices, I just think about my great times in thailand every single day.
I made friends with a couple of ladyboys while there. they are fun to talk to/get to know. Even spent a few nights at one of their condos (I slept on couch, was so tempting to do more but just couldn't bring myself to do it) Crazy to be how many guys are into them and most of them have no trouble finding customers every single night.
I am 6'2 and old, but I am not rich.I liked my trip to Thailand, but I have heard at least a dozen times that tourists get treated like kings but that changes once you are a long-term resident. I guess if you are rich enough, you can pretend to be a permanent tourist. The issues you raise are legitimate. They are part of the vacation experience for a short trip, but a big hassle for a longer commitment. I like to travel and see things not available in North America and Thailand has plenty of that. A pain in the ass is how many more miles, including Aeroplan, is now required for Business or First Class travel than in year’s past. It is hell to go in economy unless you are a teenager or in your twenties.