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sorry viejo i did not look at internet for first couple days here. i was at massage place one hour after arriving and no internet in room here and bad connection in hotel lobby cafe. so far 2 one hour thai massage 150 baht each with 50 tip. thai massage is almost as good as sex if done correctly and by a sexy woman.

paid bar fine 300 one drink 120 first night and 1000 baht for overnight woman. last night brought same girl from first night and another woman from same bar. i asked her first if she was ok about it i dont barfine different women from same bar usually. 600 total bar fine 2 bar drinks 240 total and 2000 for overnight fee 2000. got out of bed at 330pm today. one woke us up and left earlier around noon few minutes rubbing my balls and suck before she left. second one stayed for shower and another fuck. living a little bit like seymour here so far hahaha. i laugh last night thinking about you guys in thiis thread when i get to room with 2 ladies. less than 100 us dollars spent last night paid for 2 girls overnight to massage, fuck and suck me until i cannot stay awake. camera was in locked in suitcase maybe i take a few photos next time. probably can trust bar fine girls but i keep valuable locked in suitcase or hotel safe. with two in room i definitely want everything valued locked.

this evening going to dentist for 150 baht teeth cleaning. same cleaning would cost 4 thousand baht or more in usa. owner said last night bar is closed today for some holiday. i see a few bars open on beach street. they must have paid police to be open.

at kodak shop now with internet. just paid 240 bht less than 8 us $ for 8 passport visa size 2x2 photos. you american and euro guys should always get many of these photos here if you need visa travel to other countries. you dont need for thailand but if you go other places you will need. much cheaper here than in us and europe. last time i paid for visa photo in us it was almost 10$ for each. my driver here told me about place on soi 6 rent motorbike for 100 per day. that is best deal i see here for motorbike. tomorrow and sunday i will drive motorbike around to look at some condos and maybe jomtien.

post here or send me pm viejo where you are hanging out most nights. tonight i will stay in room to rest after last night i need to recover. i dont golf like you but tomorrow or after
i will try to stop by and say hello.
 

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any people that need major dental work with the money you save having the work done here you could pay for a nice vacation. most of the dentist offices i have looked at here are nice. the place im going tonight is a referral from a friend that had some crown work at the place. 150 baht for teeth cleaning. less than 5 us $$$. how many dentists in america and europe work until 9 pm and weekends???
 

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just tell her the guys on the forum put you up to it. That should go over pretty smoothly.

Better yet, tell her that the idea was planted by your Russian girlfriend, Diana....errrrr....Tracy.......errrrrr....Helga.........
 

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i typed wrong amount for teeth cleaning. it cost 450 not 150. 15 us still much cheaper than most places in the usa and europ. they give you a free sampling colgate packaged toothbrush paste and mouth wash. The mouth wash will be used tonight after all the beer bar action. we did find a few bars serving beer but using coffee mugs.

x-files i saw a lady boy at a bar serving beers last night that would have fooled even the sharpest eyes. the couple next to me kept telling me it was a lady boy but i could not believe it until bar help told me every worker in the bar is a lady boy so if you are not sure just know that. she was prettier than my last few chinese girlfriends. many strange but interesting things to see here in pattaya. i pass that level of freak show for you more daring guys like x-files.
 
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The elections continue next week in Thailand...all the bars and night clubs will be closed for a couple days...Bangkok should feel the heat if there is any trouble...martial law will be in effect if there is any signs of violence...

If the redshirts prevail, there could be some real problems with the yellowshirts...most of the redshirts are the poverty stricken farmers and labor workers...yellowshirts represent the middle class...
 

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Man after seeing hangover 3 I dunno if I wanna go to bangkok anytime soon. Seems like an easy place to get mugged or even worse...
 

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Man after seeing hangover 3 I dunno if I wanna go to bangkok anytime soon. Seems like an easy place to get mugged or even worse...

Yeah, man I know what you're saying. I haven't been to sleep since watching Inception for fear of someone coming into my dreams and stealing my secrets.
 
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An interesting article about Thai politics:

http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Southeast_Asia/MF30Ae01.html


"BANGKOK - High-level secret talks between Thailand's royal palace, military and self-exiled former premier Thaksin Shinawatra point towards a stable outcome to this Sunday's highly anticipated election. Contrary to widespread speculation of a post-poll coup and new rounds of street violence, the military is more likely to stay in the barracks if Thaksin's Puea Thai party wins and forms a new government."
 
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An interesting article about Thai politics:

http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Southeast_Asia/MF30Ae01.html


"BANGKOK - High-level secret talks between Thailand's royal palace, military and self-exiled former premier Thaksin Shinawatra point towards a stable outcome to this Sunday's highly anticipated election. Contrary to widespread speculation of a post-poll coup and new rounds of street violence, the military is more likely to stay in the barracks if Thaksin's Puea Thai party wins and forms a new government."

Must be pretty secret....Thaksin is hated by the yellowshirts...
 
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Must be pretty secret....Thaksin is hated by the yellowshirts...

It sounds like it...i was under that impression also...perhaps the article is unreliable,
as someone commented:

"The described scenario is possible. Crispin is usually well informed (but also spreads rumors sometimes). In case that the meeting has really taken place and all parties will keep their word, then my expectations below will not materialize. After a period of "reconciliation" all Thais will live together happily for the next thousands of years, and the Thai economy will blossom!"

"And I will believe it when I see it happening. Not before."


Complex issue, but in short:

As everybody might know we have a serious rift in the Thai society since approx. 2005 (the roots of the conflict reach back much longer, read about the 1973, 1976 and 1992 unrests in Thailand). Simplified there are 2 major groups, the red shirt movement supporting the ex-PM Thaksin with his PT party on one side, and the old establishment / old elite on the other side (represented by the ruling coalition). The red side has won the last 3 elections (2001, 2005, 2007) but was stripped off the power two times afterwards with highly questionable means (one coup, another time through buying MPs and coalition partners for the DP, which is basically the party representing the old elites interests). The actual demographic structure of the Thai population and the unjustly distribution of Thailands wealth between the rich and the poor makes it highly likely that the PT will be the strongest political party in the future.

The old elites have tried with all thinkable (and sometimes highly questionable) means to "modify" the voting behavior of the Thais. Without any success. Again and again the red side wins elections.

Right now hundreds of thousands of websites are blocked here in Thailand, &112 penal code (lèse-majesté law) is used to neutralize political opponents, critical webmasters / writers and even scientists (the latest development). People might believe that Thailand is a democracy with everybody being equal before the law. But that's only the disguise Thailands real power want us to see. In reality there are lots of double standards here in the country, and the real power is held from groups in the background (the old rich families, people from the privy council, the army etc.). The rich become richer, and the poor poorer.

Thaksin and his party was given the chance to rule for four years (2001. 2005) , and this first term was extremely successful. He was reelected with an overwhelming majority even in Bangkok but had then nothing faster to do than to completely mess things up, bringing up corruption to before unknown levels of perfection. Still, he never forgot his voter base from the north / north-east where he remains highly popular. When he reached out to completely take over the power in Thailand (replacing certain army generals with trusted companions) the coup was staged, and he was removed from power. Though there was not much criticism directly after the coup (the Thai people like to live in harmony, and appreciated the series of events / demonstrations in 2006 to end) the people started to understand what had happened in the following months and years: a democratically elected government had been removed from power using the means of the past (18 coups in Thailand since 1932). The awareness of what has happened is much higher now than ever before – and the red movement does quite a good job in teaching their supporters about the Thai history and the misuse of democracy of the past.

Coming to the point: There will be a landslide victory for the reds in the upcoming elections. The old elite has shown in the past that they are not willing to give up the power. The first longer red government ended up in chaos. The coup was a complete failure in the attempt to change the minds of the voters. The policies of the current government also did not convince the people to support the establishment.

Question: What else can the old elite do to stay in power?

This question already creates uncertainty on the capital markets. The outflow of capital from Thailand has started. The THB is falling, growth rate is falling, exports are falling. I expect this trend to strengthen, the old elite will move money out of Thailand, will not reinvest, the only remaining strategy to fight the red movement for the old elite is to hold back any support for the government, to make them fail on their promises of their populist policies, to cap growth, tax income, create unemployment, pressure on wages etc. Etc. . Foreign investors will not jump in under this circumstances, China is close and is also attracting investments.

On the political stage all legal means will be used to remove the red government from power. There is a possible legal case (wrong statements in court) against Yingluck (PM candidate PT and sister from Thailand) , which might be used to take her out. Jatuporn (a great PT agitator) was neutralized already (sitting in a prison he cannot vote, and if he does not vote in the election he is not allowed to be elected, so he will not be able to take on his mandate). We will see lots of more cases like this. Then there is fear in the administration that a red government might take revenge for what was done to them in the past (91 people shot during the demonstrations last year etc. Etc.). A discussion about a possible amnesty for politicians banned in the past started already, but heat will come up once an amnesty for Thaksin will be discussed.

To sum it up: The reds will win the elections in a landslide. They red government will afterwards be involved in endless defensive actions initiated by the old elite. Falling tax income and growth will cause problems in fulfilling the high expectations of the voters. Unemployment will rise, and the support for the yellow shirts will grow again. The social rift in the society will get bigger, the poor will get poorer and lose their faith in the only movement that has ever tried to support them. Mass demonstrations will follow and finally open the door for the next political or military coup.
 
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Happy July 4th weekend from Thailand where the elections are still going on...looks like the redshirts will prevail....

Took advantage of Soi Six being opened for 6 hours yesterday during the elections...
 

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Red Shirts win easily in a landslide...we now have a woman Prime Minister....

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the woman i decided to spend my time and money with here voted red and she has been screwing and giving better bj better since voting. viejo my pm will not work here where and what time are you usually drinking and what street maybe i can come by to say hello later this week. i was on soi 6 a couple times since before holiday and again last night for a couple hours before hotel with the woman.
 

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