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Swedes 'least Favoured' With Thai Prostitutes


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In the 1970s and early '80s, Thai BGs and freelancers were very uptight about anything except straight vaginal, preferably in the missionary position. Request a BJ and you'd be told bluntly, "Mouth for eating not fucking". Mention anal and she'd probably run screaming from the room. The prevalence of porn movies today has changed that.

 

p.s. I had a colleague compalin to me about the BGs refusing to take off their bra in bed. That's one I never ran into. 

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j2, I suspect that most of us know which 'painful practice' they would be referring to, and I think we can lay the 'blame' for that squarely at the foot of the porn industry. Our old mate Frede seemed to have watched an awful lot of Swedish erotica, and the Germans seem to have tightened all the straps up a notch - as a mate of mine used to say 'If you can think of a physical act, no matter how 'perverted', chances are that someone in Europe has given it a shot'.

 

Internet Rule 34: If it exists, there is porn of it. No exceptions.

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I nearly brought up a rumour I heard once that they are all hung like elephants but decided not to because it encourages unkind remarks alleging personal experience.

It could well account for the They most often seek painful practices remarks though. B)

 

It's true (cough cough cough) so I've heard told, to me, (cough cough cough)

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'Yeormany' - good one. I spent time in BKK during the last World Cup, and pretty much every Thai I spoke to kept banging on about their favorite team, 'Yellowman'. Initially, I believed this to be a reference to the color of a team's jumper (I am a soccer ignoramus), but it eventually dawned on me that they were trying to say 'Germany'. I dont know if they would find 'Deutschland' any easier, but they seem to like country names that end in 'land', taking particular delight in 'bar Fin-land man' :biggrin:

 

(For the linguists out there, I know Westerners struggle to make many of the sounds that Asian people take for granted. No matter how hard I try, I cant purse my lips correctly when trying to say 'Thank You' in Mandarin, so I simply fall back to the old standby 'share-share')

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