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ahtecklim 22-10-2013 05:41 PM

Re: V2 Soapy Massage Parlour (Chok Chai 4)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by naemlo (Post 9922971)
wow... Guess others know our age now :d

16+8? :) 555555

BlueDragon193 22-10-2013 09:39 PM

Re: Chok Chai 4
 
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Originally Posted by TonyCheong (Post 9922840)
Chok Chai 4.
Can cheong V2 Soapy Massage Parlour there. :D

Those days, my favourite MP was the ex-Atami at New Petchaburi.:D

BlueDragon193 23-10-2013 12:03 AM

Re: Bangkok Field Report
 
Thai court acquits nightclub owner after deadly inferno.:(

A Thai fire official takes a picture of the bodies of victims outside Santika nightclub in Bangkok January 1, 2009 by AFP - Tuesday, Oct 22, 2013.

BANGKOK - The owner of a Bangkok nightclub destroyed by a fire that killed 67 people on New Year's Day in 2009 was acquitted of gross negligence Tuesday on appeal.

Visuk Setsawat, whose Santika Club was set ablaze by pyrotechnics during a performance by rock band Burn, was sentenced to three years in prison in September 2011 but was cleared by the Appeal Court in the Thai capital.

"The decision has changed to an acquittal of the first defendant (Visuk) on every charge," the court said in a statement posted on its website.

Boonchu Laosrinak, owner of Focus Light Sound System Company, the company that installed the pyrotechnics, was also sentenced to three years in jail in September 2011. His appeal was rejected by the court.

More than a hundred people were wounded, including 32 who suffered critical or life-changing injuries, according to the prosecutor at the original trial.

Hundreds of partygoers were inside the upmarket nightclub when it caught fire.

Three Singaporeans, one Japanese and a Myanmar national were among the dead, while scores of foreigners including some from Australia, France and Britain were injured.

http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/loca...tted-on-appeal

http://www.nationmultimedia.com/nati...-30217753.html

knowntender 23-10-2013 10:07 AM

Re: Chok Chai 4
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by BlueDragon193 (Post 9924235)
Those days, my favourite MP was the ex-Atami at New Petchaburi.:D


Good memory. Atami soapie massage was one of the big MP joints back then, it had been closed down ( or changed name ) for 10+ years.

BlueDragon193 23-10-2013 10:56 AM

Re: Chok Chai 4
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by knowntender (Post 9926403)
Good memory. Atami soapie massage was one of the big MP joints back then, it had been closed down ( or changed name ) for 10+ years.

Yes, already closed and will never forget the gal who take care of me while in Bkk. Still have the old photos of us together.:)

ruud27 23-10-2013 08:24 PM

Not sure if you guys know about this.

The Thai government is considering charging foreign tourists a 500-baht (US$16) entry fee starting in January 2014

Officials from the Ministry of Tourism and Sports, the Ministry of Public Health, and the Royal Thai Police had discussed the plan and all agreed with the idea.

They believe the extra charge would lead to an increase in the quality of tourists to Thailand.

The plan is also intended to keep foreigners from staying in the country after their visas have expired. There are some 100,000 foreigners in Thailand whose visas have expired but they refuse to leave the country, say reports.
While the government claims the entry fee will keep out low-quality tourists, the feedback from the tourism sector appears to be all negative.

See more at :
http://www.freedistrict.com/2-asia/t...oreigners.html

ruud27 23-10-2013 08:49 PM

Re: Bangkok Field Report
 
I'm just wondering how the hell would a 500 baht entry fee deter foreigners from overstaying in the country? Makes no sense at all.

naemlo 23-10-2013 09:11 PM

Re: Bangkok Field Report
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ruud27 (Post 9929816)
I'm just wondering how the hell would a 500 baht entry fee deter foreigners from overstaying in the country? Makes no sense at all.

It is just another good excuse for the govt to generate money for their failed policies, example their vote buying rice policy.

In 2012, there are about 22 mil ppl visiting Thailand. 22 mil multiply by 500THB. This is not a small figure.

As long as the lady monkey still there, the country will not improve and will get into deeper shit.

justl00king 23-10-2013 09:25 PM

Re: Bangkok Field Report
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ruud27 (Post 9929816)
I'm just wondering how the hell would a 500 baht entry fee deter foreigners from overstaying in the country? Makes no sense at all.

I remember many years back there was a B500 exit fee when u leave Thailand, paid via automated kiosk with a printed ticket for exit.

poporing123 24-10-2013 02:40 AM

Re: Bangkok Field Report
 
Done with 13 days of bkk finally :(
Have never chionged so many clubs ever before in my life!.
Thanks all the Bro's that hanged out with me!:D

BlueDragon193 24-10-2013 10:03 AM

Re: Bangkok Field Report
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by poporing123 (Post 9931290)
Done with 13 days of bkk finally :(
Have never chionged so many clubs ever before in my life!.
Thanks all the Bro's that hanged out with me!:D

Still waiting for your 13 days adventure FR.:)

ahtecklim 24-10-2013 10:09 AM

Re: Bangkok Field Report
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by poporing123 (Post 9931290)
Done with 13 days of bkk finally :(
Have never chionged so many clubs ever before in my life!.
Thanks all the Bro's that hanged out with me!:D

hung out :rolleyes:

BlueDragon193 24-10-2013 10:13 AM

Re: Bangkok Field Report
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ahtecklim (Post 9932122)
hung out :rolleyes:

All of them got "hanged out" by TG.:D

TonyCheong 24-10-2013 02:02 PM

Thai Government Steady Poon Pi Pi
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ruud27 (Post 9929677)
The Thai government is considering charging foreign tourists a 500-baht (US$16) entry fee starting in January 2014.

Haha Thai goverment really the can.

Already have THB500 departure tax included in the air ticket.
Now come out with entrance tax.
Hahaha full of crap. :D

Back then the THB500 departure tax slip must be bought in cash from a counter at Don Mueang Airport.
Always kena PRC con artists trying to ask me to help them pay as reason was purse/wallet lost. :rolleyes:
KNN go Ratchada for help lah! Hahaha. :D

Hope this new law don't pass through so soon.
Me coming to Thailand in early 2014.
Don't know if land border crossing still need to pay THB500 entrance fee at Sadao Immigration or not? :rolleyes:

indianmagicoil 24-10-2013 02:50 PM

Re: Thai Government Steady Poon Pi Pi
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TonyCheong (Post 9933360)
Back then the THB500 departure tax slip must be bought in cash from a counter at Don Mueang Airport.
Always kena PRC con artists trying to ask me to help them pay as reason was purse/wallet lost. :rolleyes:

Thought was BHT700? Yeah remember the old Don Muang tat time. Always make sure have some bahts left over for taxi & airport tax! U never say also forget those PRC liao... also kana a few times... Boh Hiw Lan them!


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