#51
KamalaDreamer
Posted 2012-02-02 06:22:54
 Boater, on 2012-02-02 06:03:14, said:
going far to off topic and into areas we cannot discuss , but the above will never happen with thai escort in the UK, they area different class to thai girls in thailand !!!!!
anyway, if you are a firm believer that you can take the Thai Girl out the bar, you still need another couple of years in thailand and you will learn , and most probably the hard way !,
i await your posts in 2014
Thanks Boater. I'm waiting for a TV poster to put us both straight with a sentiment along the lines of a whore is is a whore and class doesn't come into it.
Best Thai Massage Parlour 2014. Let me know if you find it Boater.
Cheers
Chris
#52
KamalaDreamer
Posted 2012-02-02 06:39:35
samsiam, on 2012-01-30 19:29:40, said:
Yes and romantic love lasts forever and we all live happily ever after.
First posts are usually the best ones.
#53
KamalaDreamer
Posted 2012-02-02 06:51:14
Boater, on 2012-02-02 04:36:00, said:
Rooo, on 2012-02-02 03:49:12, said:
insertmembernamehere, on 2012-02-02 01:03:36, said:
Be honest; how many of you are with a woman you met in a bar/massage parlor?
That discussion has been done several times in the general forum. Guess how it ended? 
that no TV Member is with a Bar Girl, all our GF/Wives are from HI/So Families, educated abroad or central Bangkok ... have never asked for Sin Sod, or if they have it is always given back ... oh, and that they are the first westerner they have ever been with
Bar girl knows the farang has had previous wives and probably been with other bamboo.
That was yesterday.
Same for her.
Posted 2012-02-02 07:06:46
Quote I bow to your superior knowledge. Thank you for enlightening me. Unfortunately I have only been in Thailand since 1993 and so I seem to know bugggeer all about the local bar scene here in Samui. 
There are couples in the West who take the marriage vows seriously when it comes to the part about, "To have and to hold, from this day forward, for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness or in health, to love and to cherish 'till death do us part."
I can just imagine a Thai woman at the alter hearing that and saying, "Uh whoa! Hang on...what was that part about 'poorer'? I don't remember sticking around with a poor guy being part of the deal. Can we have like a do-over and leave that part out?"
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And how many of these modern Western women would run a mile at the sickness part? It may be buffalo love but she will keep that sick buffalo on his feet with love and attention.... at least until he can't be wheeled to the ATM!
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#55
KamalaDreamer
Posted 2012-02-02 07:27:16
2unique, on 2012-02-02 07:06:46, said:
Quote I bow to your superior knowledge. Thank you for enlightening me. Unfortunately I have only been in Thailand since 1993 and so I seem to know bugggeer all about the local bar scene here in Samui.
There are couples in the West who take the marriage vows seriously when it comes to the part about, "To have and to hold, from this day forward, for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness or in health, to love and to cherish 'till death do us part."
I can just imagine a Thai woman at the alter hearing that and saying, "Uh whoa! Hang on...what was that part about 'poorer'? I don't remember sticking around with a poor guy being part of the deal. Can we have like a do-over and leave that part out?"
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And how many of these modern Western women would run a mile at the sickness part? It may be buffalo love but she will keep that sick buffalo on his feet with love and attention.... at least until he can't be wheeled to the ATM!
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Any sensible buffalo would say "If you gotta wheel me to the ATM, this ain't working".
Any thai girl with any respect for herself would say the same.
Some of them do. Some don't.
Posted 2012-02-02 07:34:41
KamalaDreamer, on 2012-02-02 07:27:16, said: 2unique, on 2012-02-02 07:06:46, said:
Quote I bow to your superior knowledge. Thank you for enlightening me. Unfortunately I have only been in Thailand since 1993 and so I seem to know bugggeer all about the local bar scene here in Samui.
There are couples in the West who take the marriage vows seriously when it comes to the part about, "To have and to hold, from this day forward, for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness or in health, to love and to cherish 'till death do us part."
I can just imagine a Thai woman at the alter hearing that and saying, "Uh whoa! Hang on...what was that part about 'poorer'? I don't remember sticking around with a poor guy being part of the deal. Can we have like a do-over and leave that part out?"
.
And how many of these modern Western women would run a mile at the sickness part? It may be buffalo love but she will keep that sick buffalo on his feet with love and attention.... at least until he can't be wheeled to the ATM!
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Any sensible buffalo would say "If you gotta wheel me to the ATM, this ain't working".
Any thai girl with any respect for herself would say the same.
Some of them do. Some don't.
As anyone who lives here for some time should learn to notice what's not being said or read between the lines, essential for safer living situations - note the buffalo has to be sensible but doesn't require self respect?
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Posted 2012-02-02 07:44:33
OK folks you were warned.
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