Re: Bangkok Field Report
 

Wah.... bro, this type of thing u also can rem?? 555+ Last time ask, is because kena KC by thai puying... that time still fresh and naive.

This time, I am bringing a gal from Sg who I think got big chance to score. So need to do some homework to work on her :D

Anyway, thanks again!

Bangkok G-Clubs
 

Thanks for the update on Caribbean G-Club. Heard Sky 2 G-Club on Srinakarin Road has opened for quite a while now. :)

Good to hear Resort membership price is still THB20,000 for 10 Black Label. Unchanged for so many years! :eek:

Re: Bangkok G-Clubs
 

There r 2 "sky", Sky 2 is now in Lat phrao.

Re: Bangkok G-Clubs
 

hi bro, what is the damage for Sky? :)

Re: Bangkok G-Clubs
 

10000thb for 6 bottles.

Re: Bangkok Field Report
 

Bro, now that you mentioned it, I start to think too, how come no okamotos in BKK?? Any senior here got info on why?

Re: Bangkok Field Report
 

just come back from pattaya, i'm just lazy for posting FRs.

any activity up for coming days? :D

Re: Bangkok Field Report
 

On my way back to Bangkok from Surin .. Saw many Army 3tonner on their way to Bangkok ...Managed to spoke to one of the army boys , they are going in to bkk to give assistance for the up n coming flood in bkk... Don't really realize how serious the flood is until I saw all those 3 tonners .. OMG , hope bkk will not be flooded....:( this is no joke na...

Re: Bangkok Field Report
 

different stroke for different folk,

For BKK, most of the WL are highly skilled.. Food also nice

For VN, you mostly encounter dead fish..and the weird yi yi hor hor accent when she speak. And the food is one of it kind... Pho Bo still acceptable, but the rest... hm, no comment.. no offend.

CP, if you are chinese, you are like back to hometown, food is also cheap,
their One-dragon now can fight with Thai Massage.. in term of both service and pricing..

starting from $300 RMB u can get a decent 1 dragon service. $60 SGD
for Thai.. 2500 Baht...

Re: Bangkok Field Report
 

at first they say bkk no chance get flooded ,now they all say got risk.......really no way to predict NATURE

will airport also kena flooded and have to shut down????????

Re: Bangkok Field Report
 

Rangsit area is preparing for flood. Area around the new airport flood now.

Re: Bangkok Field Report
 

tomorrow park my car, build the wall and stay home for 3 days :D

Re: Bangkok Field Report
 

Thks for the input bro old bird.

Re: Bangkok G-Clubs
 

Senior Bruddah Naemlo : is New Cleopatra still around ( or has it become a hotel) ?? What other Massage joints do you think are towards the " higher end " like Cleopatra wanted to be ? Thanks in advance Sir :)

Flood arrives in Bangkok
 

Report from Bangkok Post dated 19 October 2011 :-

Flood arrives in Bangkok

City Hall has advised residents of over 200 households outside Bangkok's floodwalls along Khlong Hok Wa canal in Sai Mai district to evacuate to two temporary shelters on Wednesday

Bangkok Governor Sukhumbhand Paribatra issued his second warning on Wednesday.

He advised residents of those areas move to two shelters, at Sai Mai and Rittiyawannalai schools in Sai Mai district. The two shelters could accommodate 2,000 people.

The water in Khlong Rapheepat in neighbouring Pathum Thani province reached a critical level after another section of a dyke, about 200 metres, built along the canal was breached today, allowing the floodwater to pour into the area.

Soldiers based at Khlong Rapheepat asked canalside residents to urgently move to higher ground after more cracks were found on the earth dyke.

GMC trucks were sent to transport residents out of the area because the soldiers were finding it very difficult to repair the cracks.

This morning, MR Sukhumbhand warned via his Twitter website that seven districts of Bangkok are at risk of flooding and people in the areas should move their belongings to higher places.

The districts are Lat Krabang, Nong Chok, Minburi, Klong Samwa, Kannayao, Sai Mai and Bangkhen.

MR Sukhumbhand said the floodwater was heading down to these areas through the broken dyke at Khlong Rapipat. The water level could be higher than the floodwalls built by the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration and may inundate the districts.

He stressed that this warning was not a signal for an immediate evacuation as the water level would rise slowly and local residents would have about 24 hours for preparations.

The governor said the BMA would provide information about flood risk areas every three hours.

On Vibhavadi-Rangsit road, the traffic was very congested as floodwater continued rising.

The water level was about 20 centimetres and only one lane was left for motorists due to heavy flooding. The traffic queue started at Simum Muang market in Pathum Thani province, reports said this afternoon.

The reports said the water level on Vibhavadi-Rangsit road heading to Thammasat University's Rangsit campus had increased to 50 centimetres.

The other side of the road was also flooded and the traffic was building up quickly from Zeer Rangsit shopping centre to Phahon Yothin road.

Future Park Rangsit shut its doors on Wednesady and will remain closed on Thursday because of the flooding on the roads in front of one of Bangkok's biggest shopping malls.

The department store's public relations announced this afternoon that the closure may be extended depending on the situation.

People who have parked their vehicles at the store's car park are asked not to take them off during the closure. The free parking offer for customers who are flood victims is valid until Oct 31.

Big C and HomePro stores, which adjoin the mall, were still open.

In the neighbouring province of Nonthaburi, the flooding has reached a critical level, with all districts now inundated.

Nonthaburi governor Wichian Phuttiwinyu said all six districts were now flooded. Bang Bua Thong and Pakkret districts were the worst hit.

A huge amount of floodwater from neighbouring Ayutthaya and Pathum Thani provinces has been flowing into Nonthaburi since yesterday.

The governor urged flood-hit residents wanting state assistance to contact officials on the 1131 hotline, which will receive their complaints around the clock.

Mr Wichian asked callers not to give false information to the hotline because hoax calls would only hamper efforts to help flood victims. He urged residents not to panic about the flooding.