What is it about Thailand?
#16
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Re: What is it about Thailand?
Originally Posted by Wellington,
how'd yer know girl?
The only thing that hasnt changed are the Adams Apple and the deep voices, although some have their adams apple 'shaved' in a surgical procedure.
As for being prostitutes, apart from telling me, one of them offered the guy next to us a shag for 1000 Thai Bahts.
#17
Re: What is it about Thailand?
Originally Posted by Professional Princess
That is because not only are they proud of their designer vaginas, but also partial to showing you them and their scars as well.
The only thing that hasnt changed are the Adams Apple and the deep voices, although some have their adams apple 'shaved' in a surgical procedure.
As for being prostitutes, apart from telling me, one of them offered the guy next to us a shag for 1000 Thai Bahts.
The only thing that hasnt changed are the Adams Apple and the deep voices, although some have their adams apple 'shaved' in a surgical procedure.
As for being prostitutes, apart from telling me, one of them offered the guy next to us a shag for 1000 Thai Bahts.
#18
Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 23,400
Re: What is it about Thailand?
Originally Posted by Wellington,
And a give away are the hands and feet!
I had forgotten about that!
And one of them who was so beautiful it wasnt true, smelt of 'man sweat' if you know what I mean.
When I asked them if sex still felt good whilst using their 'new beavers', they said they loved it.
I am curious as to know how they can enjoy sex? Not being funny, just curious.
Some of the men we saw in Phuket were so feminine they didnt have to try.
I wonder what makes so many people get so confused about their gender or is it just a money motivated thing?
I would go back tomorrow if I could. There has been no country I have visited that has topped Thailand.
Even if I did break my leg in the lesbian pole dancing club in Patong on the third day of the holiday!
And my god, how cheap is a litre of Singha Beer? I drank shit loads of it.
#19
Re: What is it about Thailand?
Originally Posted by Professional Princess
I had forgotten about that!
And one of them who was so beautiful it wasnt true, smelt of 'man sweat' if you know what I mean.
When I asked them if sex still felt good whilst using their 'new beavers', they said they loved it.
I am curious as to know how they can enjoy sex? Not being funny, just curious.
Some of the men we saw in Phuket were so feminine they didnt have to try.
I wonder what makes so many people get so confused about their gender or is it just a money motivated thing?
I would go back tomorrow if I could. There has been no country I have visited that has topped Thailand.
Even if I did break my leg in the lesbian pole dancing club in Patong on the third day of the holiday!
And my god, how cheap is a litre of Singha Beer? I drank shit loads of it.
And one of them who was so beautiful it wasnt true, smelt of 'man sweat' if you know what I mean.
When I asked them if sex still felt good whilst using their 'new beavers', they said they loved it.
I am curious as to know how they can enjoy sex? Not being funny, just curious.
Some of the men we saw in Phuket were so feminine they didnt have to try.
I wonder what makes so many people get so confused about their gender or is it just a money motivated thing?
I would go back tomorrow if I could. There has been no country I have visited that has topped Thailand.
Even if I did break my leg in the lesbian pole dancing club in Patong on the third day of the holiday!
And my god, how cheap is a litre of Singha Beer? I drank shit loads of it.
Next time drink Chang it rymes with Bang, then if you get confused you can have a bang bang and a chang chang
#20
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Re: What is it about Thailand?
Originally Posted by Professional Princess
I thought that when I went to Australia, that nothing could top that as a holiday.
That was until I went to Thailand.
I only spent two weeks there, the streets were damaged from the Tsunami, it smelt of sewage, I even broke my leg trying to pole dance in Patong.
But there is something quite magical about this country that I cant quite put my finger on.
The pull to go back there is so strong, and two weeks is not enough.
I love the way you don't have to walk far to find somewhere to eat, the way everyone has a smile, its part of the currency.
I love the way you lose all track of time there and you find yourself leaving your watch behind because you don't need it.
The way you can sit in a bar and you don't need to say or do anything, you have your drink and totally chill and people watch.
I love seeing the locals on their mopeds, mother, father and child plus a dog in the basket, smiling at you as they go past.
Every country has its bad points, etc, but there is something about Thailand that really is quite magical.
And what I wouldn't give to go back for a month or who knows, even longer.
Did anyone else love it so much they could go back?
That was until I went to Thailand.
I only spent two weeks there, the streets were damaged from the Tsunami, it smelt of sewage, I even broke my leg trying to pole dance in Patong.
But there is something quite magical about this country that I cant quite put my finger on.
The pull to go back there is so strong, and two weeks is not enough.
I love the way you don't have to walk far to find somewhere to eat, the way everyone has a smile, its part of the currency.
I love the way you lose all track of time there and you find yourself leaving your watch behind because you don't need it.
The way you can sit in a bar and you don't need to say or do anything, you have your drink and totally chill and people watch.
I love seeing the locals on their mopeds, mother, father and child plus a dog in the basket, smiling at you as they go past.
Every country has its bad points, etc, but there is something about Thailand that really is quite magical.
And what I wouldn't give to go back for a month or who knows, even longer.
Did anyone else love it so much they could go back?
And as for the thai food - lm saying no more that DELICIOUS !!
The islands are a totally different aspect - what with the spectacular scenery and idylic beaches.
Yip - definately loved this country SO SO much!
H
#21
Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 23,400
Re: What is it about Thailand?
Originally Posted by worldtraveller
I really gotta agree - we were there in June 04 and found the place to be wonderful! Unlike some of the threads posted here - l loved Bangkok - so busy and frantic! There are the seedy bars and that obviously (if l was offered a ping pong show once it was a hundred times!!) but the people are stunning - friendly smiling and helpful - willing to approach us in the street and give directions just because we looked a bit lost!
And as for the thai food - lm saying no more that DELICIOUS !!
The islands are a totally different aspect - what with the spectacular scenery and idylic beaches.
Yip - definately loved this country SO SO much!
H
And as for the thai food - lm saying no more that DELICIOUS !!
The islands are a totally different aspect - what with the spectacular scenery and idylic beaches.
Yip - definately loved this country SO SO much!
H
Dare I ask?
#22
Re: What is it about Thailand?
Originally Posted by Professional Princess
I have to ask and sorry for sounding ignorant, but what is a Ping Pong show?
Dare I ask?
Dare I ask?
#23
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Re: What is it about Thailand?
Originally Posted by fraser
It's when a woman uses a certain part of her anotamy to shoot said balls.
OMG!
The mere thought of stuffing a ping pong ball into ones beaver makes me shudder.
Who catches them?
#24
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Re: What is it about Thailand?
Originally Posted by Professional Princess
OMG!
The mere thought of stuffing a ping pong ball into ones beaver makes me shudder.
Who catches them?
The mere thought of stuffing a ping pong ball into ones beaver makes me shudder.
Who catches them?
Maybe its one of lifes regrets but l didnt take the opportunity to go see a show - maybe l shudda!! Although in desperate need of a loo apparently a rushed past a lady playing a trumpet/horn from that part of the anatomy too!! Didnt notice so much was my need for the loo!! Doh!!
#25
Joined: Sep 2005
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Re: What is it about Thailand?
Originally Posted by worldtraveller
Maybe its one of lifes regrets but l didnt take the opportunity to go see a show - maybe l shudda!! Although in desperate need of a loo apparently a rushed past a lady playing a trumpet/horn from that part of the anatomy too!! Didnt notice so much was my need for the loo!! Doh!!
Playing a trumpet from her beaver?
I have a mouth organ that I taught myself to play when I was seven.
Now theres a thought...
#26
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Re: What is it about Thailand?
Originally Posted by Professional Princess
That was until I went to Thailand.
Did anyone else love it so much they could go back?
Did anyone else love it so much they could go back?
#27
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Re: What is it about Thailand?
How can i know the age of thai women??
13 or 31! they all look like babies.
13 or 31! they all look like babies.
#28
Re: What is it about Thailand?
Originally Posted by Professional Princess
OMG!
The mere thought of stuffing a ping pong ball into ones beaver makes me shudder.
Who catches them?
The mere thought of stuffing a ping pong ball into ones beaver makes me shudder.
Who catches them?
#29
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Posts: 127
Re: What is it about Thailand?
Originally Posted by Professional Princess
That is because not only are they proud of their designer vaginas, but also partial to showing you them and their scars as well.
The only thing that hasnt changed are the Adams Apple and the deep voices, although some have their adams apple 'shaved' in a surgical procedure.
As for being prostitutes, apart from telling me, one of them offered the guy next to us a shag for 1000 Thai Bahts.
The only thing that hasnt changed are the Adams Apple and the deep voices, although some have their adams apple 'shaved' in a surgical procedure.
As for being prostitutes, apart from telling me, one of them offered the guy next to us a shag for 1000 Thai Bahts.
#30
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Re: What is it about Thailand?
Originally Posted by worldtraveller
Maybe its one of lifes regrets but l didnt take the opportunity to go see a show - maybe l shudda!! Although in desperate need of a loo apparently a rushed past a lady playing a trumpet/horn from that part of the anatomy too!! p
Yea, Thailand what a place. Bangkok, from the temples and reclining Buddah to seeing elephants walking down the traffic congested streets, totally amazing.
Then you get out into the country and the islands and it's so beautiful and relaxing - wow, fond memories