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  1. On 5/12/2022 at 10:56 PM, Steve said:

    My gf and I (yes, gf) are going to be in Bangkok for one night before going to Pattaya. I have not 'partied' in Bangkok in over 20 years. I always made a bee line to Pattaya. Anyway, its her first trip, she's excited and we want to see the 'best' (subjective) area to spend the night in among Soi Cowboy, Nana Plaza or Patpong (unless I have forgotten another place). Trip is not till June, we'll get in on a Saturday evening, leaving Sunday afternoon probably next day. Trying to see bars, etc, some shopping, maybe 1 'cultural' site. 

    The second issue is a 'decent' hotel. Not looking for 5 star but not 1 star either. 

    PS: we both like girls so its not bringing sand to the beach or 'coal to Newcastle' she is the 'beach' haha

    Stable lodge Soi 8, close to Nana and Soi Cowboy, MRT and BTS stops near by. Reasonable rates, decent breakfast and a nice pool. contact me on the other channel for more info on the area, a lot has changed.

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  2. On 5/16/2023 at 12:34 AM, Redbaron said:

    Hippy! Am I going crazy or have you made a recent comeback? One of the legendary characters I never had the pleasure to catch up with.... hope you are well! 

    Agree on the Eden assessment - never partook but enjoyed a few beers over the road about 20 years ago - it never looked like my cup of tea, though recognise some loved it. 

    Well your luck ran out...I recently returned...Soi 7/1 is nice, less the katoey bars with their over priced drinks and uncomfortable chairs...Eden is now a memory...Annie's relocated just off the end of the dot, need to give it a go next time...

     

  3. I was not a big fan of Eden, but I did peek in 1-20 times and the last time, post Marc, it was really lame, the menu was gone, the girl on that side of the line did not perform as advertised etc...no costumes really just a lot of over priced nothing...

     

  4. This has got to be my favorite Johnny Cash song. I remember sitting in Silver dollar In Washington Sq, with Suadam having morning drinks and hearing this song, we both sort of looked at each other and said "...yeah..."

     

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  5. 6 hours ago, Coss said:

    prices?

    Museum + the secret CIA Bar in Patpong including drink and sandwich only 1.250

    Museum + a classic GoGo Bar including two drinks only 1.350

    Museum + a show performance in a real fetish club only 1.950

    I reckon they should pay  me and I can tell them a few stories 🤪

    I drank and hung out with many of the legends from that era...still see 1-2. Sadly, I just missed Lucy's Tiger Den as it had closed a month or so before my first visit in 1986. The old "cross roaders in. the Hobo's roost..." must have been a serious crowd.  I couldn't agree more with your last sentence Coss, no doubt a lot of guys here  could offer a story or 10 and a tour for 1/2 the price... :) Hell buy me a beer and Ill tell you a few, no extra charge :) for another lobster dinner, I'll tell you how I got banned for life from the Silver dollar...a ban that didn't hold up...maybe they forgot who I was..\?

  6. On 7/17/2020 at 1:26 PM, Coss said:

    A Reuben sandwich is an American grilled sandwich composed of corned beef, Swiss cheese, sauerkraut, and Russian dressing, grilled between slices of rye bread. It is associated with kosher-style delicatessens, but it is not kosher, because it combines both meat and cheese in the same meal.

    And in 'merica's oft displayed presentation, only 'a good one' if it is at least 10" tall.

     

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    While being associated with "Kosher style/Jewish delis," There is nothing Kosher about it at all, as Kosher law forbids mixing meat and dairy together. True Kosher delis are either meat or dairy. A Kosgher deli will not even have cream for your coffee...annoying as hell! Equally annoying is this "tip" made for no real valuable reason, I'm like that.  I was in New York City about 3 months ago, the sandwichs at the few remaining Jewish delis were amazing. Too bad Carnegie is gone...Damn it, now I want a pastrami sandwich...

  7. On 2/16/2022 at 7:53 PM, paul101 said:

    I remember Sarisin from those days, a real ego maniac but a lot of fun, especially his new years eve champagne do at Tilac bar. Unfortunately 'exposed' by that scumbag Scottish gutter journalist for having a an ASFO hat and going out to have a good time. He also had a few threats to somebody else on here, better not mention him 🙄

    I remember a few ugly issue with people threatening to "out others"as party animals as if that ios so awful. also Happened with that guy named "Gaulke: or something, name was taken from an Ayn Ryand novel as I recall.Then there was the "con man" of sorts always opening a bar in Pattaya, but never was able to say where or when it was going to open etc...all sorts of BS over the years...

  8. I actually know or knew many of the guys mentioned in the Article...Jack Shirley, Tony Po...Izzy Friedman...used to drink at Madrid and Crown Royal Now many of those guys are gone and so are the places. The place has a very rich history, especially the recently gone Madrid Bar as well as the infamous Lucy's Tiger Den. I think Texas Lone Starr bar started there and then moved up to Washington Square. Lots of history, would be the subject of great movies if done properly. I remember being in Madrid bar when Steven Seagal and his enterage were there. Steve was having a hard time getting any attention from one of the girls, who was more interested in her new phone. He pointed out that he was an actor there to make a movie and she said "...Pueng know, Pueng not care..." then went into the kitchen for her break. 

     

  9. The Sundown rule was in effect in HuaHin 2 weeks ago, not in effect when we returned to Bangkok. It was kinda fun except for the asshole farangs aiming for the face and ears...head shots are dangerous and not cool! Fun otherwise, unless you have to arrive somewhere dry.

     

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