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"Re: Bangkok", to which I would like to add the following: what are regular people????
People who screw bargirls. Irregular people are screwing bar boys, but they’re having at least as much fun doing so. 
Please, allow me to be regular on this as it’s the only thing in life where I’m in the ‘regular’ camp. Anyway, it would make sense for Soi Ngam Dupli to be predominantly gay as opposed to Sukhumvit hotels, where boy bars are few and far in between. Cheers, Chanchao
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If you would like to be near the historic sights of Banglampu you could try the New World. Large rooms, tv but no pool. The maid service seem to be perpectually cruising the hall cleaning everything in sight. Don’t think I’ve ever seen a more spotless hotel. Internet reservation price of 350bt. For a swim you can stroll down the street to Khaosarn Rd. where there is an outdoor bar with decent size pool for a nominal fee.
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last Fall and noticed no more gays than most other places. Maybe I’m just not observant or maybe the gays are just acting like regular people!
Or, maybe gays just are regular people…. — Saipan, Narita Layover and Tropical Pond pages: http://net.saipan.com/personal/mike_newman/
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Makes one wonder what an "irregular person" would be LOL.
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how are gays supposed to act like..hey Michael you so dumb how your mama let you get away from home?? – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – last Fall and noticed no more gays than most other places. Maybe I’m just not observant or maybe the gays are just acting like regular people! Or, maybe gays just are regular people…. — Saipan, Narita Layover and Tropical Pond pages: http://net.saipan.com/personal/mike_newman/
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what are regular people????check out the gay web sites of BKK and you will find the hotel is the hottest place for gays.. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – tcc2: I also always stay at the Malaysia when I’m in Bangkok. I was there for a week in September. The hotel is comfortable, quiet, well-managed, friendly to guests you may bring in to your room (for no additional fee). The restaurant is decent and open 24 hours a day, with room service if you want it. The TV has HBO, the AC works really well, and the bathrooms have been upgraded during the last few years. There is a small outdoor swimming pool and a tiny massage parlor in the building (traditional? Don’t know; never had a massage there). In the neighborhood are travel agencies, good restaurants, ATMs, and a 24 hour a day 7-11. The Malaysia had a notorious reputation during the Viet Nam war, when it was a principal trysting spot for American servicemen on R & R (in the wee hours, after the bars close, some unoccupied bar girls still gravitate toward the restaurant). Later, it tried to go upscale by raising prices and catering to a mainly Arab clientele. However, THAT bubble was burst when police raided and found dope. In recent years, the Malaysia has gotten its act back together and become a nice, reasonably priced place to stay. It is located on the small but busy Soi Ngam Duphli, an easy taxi ride to most places of interest. Unless, of course, it’s in the middle of Bangkok’s notorious twice a day traffic jams. Being only a 2-lane road, the Soi doesn’t provide the choking pollution the main roads do during these periods. The pollution in the area is a few blocks away on the multi-laned Rama IV. About $20 U.S. per night. You can E-mail your reservations through: Happy to supply further info if needed. –Orin P.S. Everybody says now that the Malaysia is full of gays. I was there last Fall and noticed no more gays than most other places. Maybe I’m just not observant or maybe the gays are just acting like regular people! Try the Malaysia Hotel have rest pool etc..but most of the guest are gay but then we are not dangerous.. you are asking for lots at that price man. also try the ymca. jim Hi! Where do i find cheap accomodations in Bangkok? max 500 Bath/night, with pool and A/C. Sonny
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Hi! Where do i find cheap accomodations in Bangkok? max 500 Bath/night, with pool and A/C. Sonny
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Hi! Where do i find cheap accomodations in Bangkok? max 500 Bath/night, with pool and A/C. Sonny
The best area to find low-cost accommodation is in Khaosan Road, but you’re unlikely to get a pool included for that price. –Chris ICQ: 1374996 —–= Posted via Newsfeeds.Com, Uncensored Usenet News =—– http://www.newsfeeds.com – The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! —–== Over 80,000 Newsgroups – 16 Different Servers! =—–
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Try the Malaysia Hotel have rest pool etc..but most of the guest are gay but then we are not dangerous.. you are asking for lots at that price man. also try the ymca. jim – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Hi! Where do i find cheap accomodations in Bangkok? max 500 Bath/night, with pool and A/C. Sonny
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tcc2: I also always stay at the Malaysia when I’m in Bangkok. I was there for a week in September. The hotel is comfortable, quiet, well-managed, friendly to guests you may bring in to your room (for no additional fee). The restaurant is decent and open 24 hours a day, with room service if you want it. The TV has HBO, the AC works really well, and the bathrooms have been upgraded during the last few years. There is a small outdoor swimming pool and a tiny massage parlor in the building (traditional? Don’t know; never had a massage there). In the neighborhood are travel agencies, good restaurants, ATMs, and a 24 hour a day 7-11. The Malaysia had a notorious reputation during the Viet Nam war, when it was a principal trysting spot for American servicemen on R & R (in the wee hours, after the bars close, some unoccupied bar girls still gravitate toward the restaurant). Later, it tried to go upscale by raising prices and catering to a mainly Arab clientele. However, THAT bubble was burst when police raided and found dope. In recent years, the Malaysia has gotten its act back together and become a nice, reasonably priced place to stay. It is located on the small but busy Soi Ngam Duphli, an easy taxi ride to most places of interest. Unless, of course, it’s in the middle of Bangkok’s notorious twice a day traffic jams. Being only a 2-lane road, the Soi doesn’t provide the choking pollution the main roads do during these periods. The pollution in the area is a few blocks away on the multi-laned Rama IV. About $20 U.S. per night. You can E-mail your reservations through: Happy to supply further info if needed. –Orin P.S. Everybody says now that the Malaysia is full of gays. I was there last Fall and noticed no more gays than most other places. Maybe I’m just not observant or maybe the gays are just acting like regular people! – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Try the Malaysia Hotel have rest pool etc..but most of the guest are gay but then we are not dangerous.. you are asking for lots at that price man. also try the ymca. jim Hi! Where do i find cheap accomodations in Bangkok? max 500 Bath/night, with pool and A/C. Sonny
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cb1.aol.com, I will be arriving in Bangkok late in the
evening in mid September. I was hoping someone could recommend a hotel near the
center of things that I could make a reservation at. I would prefer not to
start hunting when I get there. Thanks. PLease email responses to:
You should pick up a copy of the Lonley Planet travel guide. It is the best for budget travel. The directions/locations/insights are superb… Share what you know. Learn what you don’t.
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I will be arriving in Bangkok late in the evening in mid September. I was hoping someone could recommend a hotel near the center of things that I could make a reservation at. I would prefer not to start hunting when I get there. Thanks. PLease email responses to:
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I will be arriving in Bangkok late in the evening in mid September. I was hoping someone could recommend a hotel near the center of things that I could make a reservation at. I would prefer not to start hunting when I get there. Thanks. PLease email responses to:
Depending on the amount you want to spend–if you are a frugal sort, go to Kao Sarn road and check out the D-M. There are several reasonable places there. Cheers
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Try the Siam Oriental half way down Khao Sahn rd, look for the yellow sign. $11/nite for a double bed, pvt. shower, security cams in the hallways, bar/restaurant down stairs with BIG screen TV. Aloha
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try the Nana Hotel. Nice central and plenty of extras – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – I will be arriving in Bangkok late in the evening in mid September. I was hoping someone could recommend a hotel near the center of things that I could make a reservation at. I would prefer not to start hunting when I get there. Thanks. PLease email responses to:
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If you want a good hotel w/aircon, clean rooms, friendly management & staff that are great folks! all for a fair price, consider the Ruamchitt (sukhumvitt rd. at soi 15) they also have email facilities.have fun! xflyingtiger Share what you know. Learn what you don’t.
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You can try this Homepage : http://bkkdolphins.com/hotels.htm for finding yous suitable hotel in Thailand. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – You might like to look at http://thaifocus.com which has hundreds of discounted hotels all over the region. Daeng Chaidee Hi!! I will visit Bangkong end of June or beginning of July, where can I stay and go in Bangkok?? Can some recomend cheap and good hotels in Bangkok?? How it?s the weather?? Thanks in advance Arnold Share what you know. Learn what you don’t. All is cloudy and rain time see you
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Hi!! I will visit Bangkong end of June or beginning of July, where can I stay and go in Bangkok?? Can some recomend cheap and good hotels in Bangkok?? How it