Would you take a gf to Pattaya?

[thaibeachlovers]

7 hours ago, scubascuba3 said:

Depends if you want to pick up another lady, if not take the girlfriend 

I took my future wife ( so she was my GF at that time ) as she wanted a threesome.

[Mavideol]

15 hours ago, bignok said:

Or is that like taking sand to the beach?

or is that like taking food to a restaurant  555

[scubascuba3]

20 minutes ago, thaibeachlovers said:

I took my future wife ( so she was my GF at that time ) as she wanted a threesome.

maybe that was the warning

[thaibeachlovers]

Just now, scubascuba3 said:

maybe that was the warning

No. She was up for anything at that time, which was why I married her. Fun times and happy days/ nights back then.

[phetpeter]

We go now and again for three or four days,  Good food, great English breakfast, fun looking at the sad sacks, thinking they will spend their lives out, bedding hundreds of girls for pennies. and sitting eating alone. Still last time there the women were looking older, fatter, and tattooed way to much. Still need a deal on some threads, a late second-hand wheels some pies or a new smartphone, it is still the place to go.

[Hamus Yaigh]

15 hours ago, bignok said:

Or is that like taking sand to the beach?

If you are into cuckolding I say fill yer boots and take her.

[4MyEgo]

I see nothing wrong with taking your gf to any place in Thailand, i.e. unless she is the jealous type.

 

Been all around Thailand, visited bars with the wife and on my own, wife either at the hotel or back home, no issues, enjoyed a few ladies as well, after all, what's life for, apart from living the dream.

 

If she's the jealous type because "she" loves you, then no !

 

Edited July 26, 2023 by 4MyEgo

[KannikaP]

14 hours ago, Jacques Clouseau said:

It's like taking a sandwich to the restaurant.

I think this is how you're supposed to say it.

No, it is 'coals to Newcastle' in proper English.

[NextG]

5 minutes ago, Hamus Yaigh said:

If you are into cuckolding I say fill yer boots and take her.

How does that work? In your world, are there only women who are prostitutes in Pattaya?

[NextG]

20 minutes ago, thaibeachlovers said:

No. She was up for anything at that time, which was why I married her. Fun times and happy days/ nights back then.

Just an illusion… for which you fell. 

[phetpeter]

Imagine the gals in Newcastle on a Friday, in walking street, it would deadly to be a man in town. In Newcastle they would also be soaked by the rain, In Walking street, they would be soaked in sweat....Ughhh!

Edited July 26, 2023 by phetpeter

[Expat68]

If you have been together for a while, yes. My girlfriend gets quite jealous when she sees what goes on in the bars

[Jacques Clouseau]

14 minutes ago, KannikaP said:

No, it is 'coals to Newcastle' in proper English.

Not international enough, mademoiselle.

I don't like it....

Didn't know that Newcastle coals thing even existed :)

Learning everyday !

Edited July 26, 2023 by Jacques Clouseau

[phetpeter]

Like a car, if you go into the showroom, she will rightly believe you are looking to replace for a newer model. Trying to explain that you are only going in to kick the tires, look under the bonnet, and not really interested in a test drive. would you believe her if the tables were turned?

[KannikaP]

8 minutes ago, Jacques Clouseau said:

Not international enough, mademoiselle.

I don't like it....

Didn't know that Newcastle coals thing even existed ????

Learning everyday !

So what would you say en Francais for taking something which is un-necessary, somewhere.

[bignok]

9 minutes ago, phetpeter said:

Like a car, if you go into the showroom, she will rightly believe you are looking to replace for a newer model. Trying to explain that you are only going in to kick the tires, look under the bonnet, and not really interested in a test drive. would you believe her if the tables were turned?

Mostly used cars in those bars.

[kokopelli]

Take the girlfriend to Boyztown go-go bars; she will love it!

[kokopelli]

24 minutes ago, KannikaP said:

So what would you say en Francais for taking something which is un-necessary, somewhere.

 "on ne porte pas de l'eau à la rivière".  One does not carry water to the river.

[Lucky Bones]

1 hour ago, thaibeachlovers said:

I took my future wife ( so she was my GF at that time ) as she wanted a threesome.

Hopefully the 3rd party was a girl, not her bf or a ladyboy.????????

[Lucky Bones]

1 hour ago, thaibeachlovers said:

No. She was up for anything at that time, which was why I married her. Fun times and happy days/ nights back then.

Ya-Ba can do that to you, so I'm told.????????

[bignok]

2 minutes ago, Lucky Bones said:

Hopefully the 3rd party was a girl, not her bf or a ladyboy.????????

Why not live on the wild side

[Lucky Bones]

39 minutes ago, bignok said:

Mostly used cars in those bars.

Many still worth checkin what's under the bonnet.????????

[CecilM]

Depends on the gf’s background.

 

[mancub]

The locals would say it's like "taking coconuts to sell at the farm" 

[Goat]

17 hours ago, bignok said:

Or is that like taking sand to the beach?

If your girlfriend is a prostitute it would be like taking sand to the beach.

[Danny Australia]

You don't take a sandwich with you on your way to a restaurant.

[bignok]

2 hours ago, thaibeachlovers said:

I took my future wife ( so she was my GF at that time ) as she wanted a threesome.

Me too. Mine doesnt.

[Jacques Clouseau]

1 hour ago, KannikaP said:

So what would you say en Francais for taking something which is un-necessary, somewhere.

"Apporter de l'eau à la mer." (bringing water to the sea)

But it doesn't really capture the "bringing a sandwich to a restaurant" spirit.

"Apporter de l'eau à la mer" is essentially bringing something unnecessary somewhere but it fails to capture the idea of quality in "bringing a sandwich to a restaurant".

You know? The sandwich is common and boring and the restaurant is sort of fancy and on occasions only.

I've no idea how I would convey that in french.

I could say something like "Amener ta femme à Pattaya, c'est se mettre des bâtons dans les roues"... (bâtons dans les roues = sticks in the wheels)

But that stresses the idea of self-sabotage...

I don't know !

Edited July 26, 2023 by Jacques Clouseau

[Fairynuff]

Why bother when you can buy one there????

[scottiejohn]

19 minutes ago, Fairynuff said:

Why bother when you can buy one there????

Or rent!