Anyone Remember The Good Old Days?

[radioman]

Scalping??? Literally???

[huumlaar]

555 - well, literally,

[TheCorinthian]

Dark, very dark, fuck I can remember, or not remember, fucking a girl in a very big refrigerator box behind a bar at the corner of Asoke and Suk, remember those seedy bars! Bowl of soapy water to wash and a battery powered lamp for light, rat hole and a fan for air. Was rather interesting experience.

 

hahaha!!! Here you go, my contribution This was one of those bars! Guy that ran it was a Marine. It's funny you mention it too, as I pulled this shirt out of a box iot had been in for 10+ years just the other day.

[Flashermac]

I vaguely recall a B-52 bar.

[radioman]

Is this the area where the cardboard Lolita's was? Basically a mud hole with bars circling it.

[unit731]

All/most of the bars/gogo's had only one WC.

 

Go in to dispose of my excess beer and the gals were in there changing and such.

[Flashermac]

Always useful to see them under bright lights. Suddenly, they didn't look so appealing.

[jon46]

My first trip to Bangkok was on a business trip over 20 years ago where we were supplied with a driver who took

us (my associate and myself from the US) to dine at a fancy "no-hands" restaurant accomplained by the head

of the local office.

 

At the no-hands restaurant, I saw the most attractive hostess who was so popular that she

went from room to room due to high demand from customers. At that time, I stayed at the Intercontinental hotel which

has been since moved to new digs.

 

Later that evening, we were brought to a massage palor. I believe the going rate at the time for full service was 500 baht which was on the high side because many massage palor's rates were lower.

 

I bet a number of readers can guess the time period by the massage palor rate.

 

To say my first experience in Bangkok was memorable is an understatement!

 

Sanuk!

[Flashermac]

Bangkok was great in the 1980s.

[baa99]

... better in the 1880s!