African Americans In Thailand (bangkok)
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#2Posted 2009-07-03 22:07:50
are there any specific meeting places and hangouts or clubs for us here? i have seen some brothers here and there and it appears there are enough of us around. peace. #3Posted 2009-07-03 22:09:36
I don't get it, are you African or American? Or a leuk kreung?
#4Posted 2009-07-03 22:14:04
I am African (Black) American.
#5Posted 2009-07-03 22:16:21
are there any specific meeting places and hangouts or clubs for us here? i have seen some brothers here and there and it appears there are enough of us around. peace. Like what i said in your other post and some others said too....be careful who you mix with! There's some Nigerian scammers who will gladly take your money...and some of them are into nasty things! be careful! #6Posted 2009-07-03 22:21:50
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Piece BR>Jack #7Posted 2009-07-03 22:31:52
Don't think there are a lot of African Americans in Bangkok and in Thailand over all, I what you might be seen are African, or our Jam/Scam friends(?) the Nigerians.
#8Posted 2009-07-03 22:33:43
I have noticed a lot more African Americans visiting Pattaya but I can't pinpoint a specific hangout. The accent of course is the giveaway ...
I am really happy to see them, now all we need are more Latinos and its just like home! Edited by Jingthing, 2009-07-03 22:34:20. #10Posted 2009-07-03 23:04:25
what is lucifers?
#12Posted 2009-07-03 23:44:41
Very few bloods livin in dis hood, Homie
#13Posted 2009-07-04 03:19:54
I sow some African American guy in Siam Paragon, just took a picture and shaked his hand
#14Posted 2009-07-04 04:04:37
mikesoi11
ignore it. the term often used to refer to negativity. specifically, the word is used to refer to the arch fallen angel, lucifer, who wanted to be equalled with God and was thus expelled from heaven together with those who supported him. if my memory served me correctly. #15Posted 2009-07-04 04:12:43
I am Scottish-Irish/Amerian. Are there any of you out there.
Why can not we just be Americans?? #17#18Posted 2009-07-04 08:02:20
Be nice kids. I can sympathize with someone's desire to be around other folks that won't be calling him "chocolate man" or making other derisive remarks. My Thai friends still consider people of colour odditiies worthy of a comment. It's not meant with malice in the same way one sees in the west, but its still cringe worthy. So, sometimes you just need a respite and a break from the hassles that can occur, the same way the German folks like to get together and scorf down bratwurst and sing those melodic beer hall songs.
Edited by geriatrickid, 2009-07-04 08:03:21. #19Posted 2009-07-04 08:11:44
Be nice kids. I can sympathize with someone's desire to be around other folks that won't be calling him "chocolate man" or making other derisive remarks. My Thai friends still consider people of colour odditiies worthy of a comment. It's not meant with malice in the same way one sees in the west, but its still cringe worthy. So, sometimes you just need a respite and a break from the hassles that can occur, the same way the German folks like to get together and scorf down bratwurst and sing those melodic beer hall songs. Very true. The morons who begin to throw stones at the OP should consider where they are throwing stones: Thai Visa, an expat forum where people get together in the hope of a little bit of familiarity and some compass bearings on living in Thailand. #20Posted 2009-07-04 09:08:31
Be nice kids. I can sympathize with someone's desire to be around other folks that won't be calling him "chocolate man" or making other derisive remarks. My Thai friends still consider people of colour odditiies worthy of a comment. It's not meant with malice in the same way one sees in the west, but its still cringe worthy. So, sometimes you just need a respite and a break from the hassles that can occur, the same way the German folks like to get together and scorf down bratwurst and sing those melodic beer hall songs. Edited by Birdman, 2009-07-04 09:21:59. #21Posted 2009-07-04 09:30:25
You might try visiting Washington Square, Sukhumvit Soi 22. A lot of Americans used to hang out there including blacks but I dont know of any specific places although you might try the Texxan.
#22Posted 2009-07-04 09:38:24
alright people let me remind every one not to turn this into a racial slur of any sort, against any type.
if you know the answer to the OP then share it, if you dont, well move along to the next thread shall we? Mike - in Silom (Patpong in particular) I have seen lots of african americans at a bar with live music (its a bar with live music, nothing more nothing less). I cant remember what its called, but as you walk in from silom road its on the right hand side, quite a big place, on the corner, no doors. you wont miss it. go late rather than early. say around midnight or so. not sure where else they hang out at. but try there and you should make some acquaintances and they will be able to tell you more (they are always happy to talk I notice....) cheers #23Posted 2009-07-04 09:49:23
Hey Mike,
I know how you feel. Maybe you could try making a facebook page or using couchsurfing. It's a bit more social than this anonymous forum. There is also Meetup in Bangkok, but nothing specifically Black, and nothing specifically moving too much. Good luck. #24Posted 2009-07-04 10:26:00
Late afternoon and evening in the rear bar area of Gulliver's on Soi 5 at Sukhumvit Road.
#25Posted 2009-07-04 13:31:46
I am African (Black) American. Hey mike You could try Q bar on a sunday night. Its hip hop night there and there are usually quite a few african americans that I have met. otherwise there are a lot of africans in silom soi mahesak ( Daimond district) but they are into sketchy things. THere is no specific hangout really that I know of just gotta go out and meet people I guess. its an international city open your mind to other nationalities!! good luck |
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