October 5, 201213 yr hits pretty close to home for some i reckon If the help agencies gave them a "Home Brew" kit each, I'm sure it would go a long way in helping them to adapt to a new way of life. I am afraid, the original title was the correct one, lends itself much better to the reason of the post I'm in there now, wandering around lost.How do I get out? Does anyone know where I can find another 80 year old hooker? What can I do about my skin condition? Sent from my 15 pound, 1980's era cell phone. ... Edited October 5, 201213 yr by HeavyDrinker
October 5, 201213 yr Author Popular Post sorry mate, still not getting your point. you are aware we are discussing satire, right?
October 5, 201213 yr Responding to the crisis, Bangkok Governor Sukhumband Paribatra has promised to quickly find new places for the refugees to drink, carouse, and feel unthreatened by anything new, with sois 22 and 9 being vetted as prime candidates. Hope he can build a giant tunnel connecting Sukh 22 to Cowboy and Nana. I'm thinking somewhere in Iraq or Afghanistan! No thanks. The Chinese Restaurants in Kabul already import enough of the "over the hill and can't get work anywhere else" type of staff from Western China (Urumqi). The motto of those restaurants is "We also serve food !".
October 5, 201213 yr you are aware we are discussing satire, right? Do you mean you were being satirical? I somehow doubt that.... The snag is that threads like these tend to give the delusional the chance to bleat on about "those vile bars" (not to mention their hideous, Satanic customers), when we all know they probably spend most of their free time in...or at least they would if they could afford to.... It won't be long before we get a good long "thank God they've been knocked down...it's about time too....they were an eyesore/embarrassment/error..what will those perverts do now" post... Oh wait.... Carry on... Edited October 5, 201213 yr by HeavyDrinker
October 5, 201213 yr you are aware we are discussing satire, right? Do you mean you were being satirical? I somehow doubt that.... The snag is that threads like these tend to give the delusional the chance to bleat on about "those vile bars" (not to mention their hideous, Satanic customers), when we all know they probably spend most of their free time in...or at least they would if they could afford to.... It won't be long before we get a good long "thank God they've been knocked down...it's about time too....they were an eyesore/embarrassment/error..what will those perverts do now" post... Oh wait.... Carry on... So true. There's already been a mention of westerners bringing their evil junk food to the poor slender Thais. What do people think they have boiling away on every street corner in Bangkok? Orange juice?
October 5, 201213 yr Responding to the crisis, Bangkok Governor Sukhumband Paribatra has promised to quickly find new places for the refugees to drink, carouse, and feel unthreatened by anything new, with sois 22 and 9 being vetted as prime candidates. Hope he can build a giant tunnel connecting Sukh 22 to Cowboy and Nana. They already did that mate. They called it the MRT, I've only ever known it as the Go-Go Express. Very conveniently linking The Pong and the Boy!!
October 5, 201213 yr A funny square with in earlier times a great cinema, the Vietnam veterans have to change location, maybe go back to Vietnam itself. Even the sleazy Patpong bars like Goldfinger have gone a long time. Life goes on for most of us but for these people the time stood still since the lat 70's. Our condolences.
October 5, 201213 yr “They don’t speak Thai. Heck, they barely speak English,” she noted, referring to the truncated pidgin-English used by long-term expats who communicate exclusively with female bar employees and motorcycle taxi drivers.“Also, they’re kind of poor,” she added. “I mean, just look at their shoes.” ...and they assume the entire Thai population is well represented by these "female bar employees," which explains their warped perspective when posting messages on ThaiVisa. Edited October 5, 201213 yr by Suradit69
October 5, 201213 yr If that place could only talk. was there first in 1985......then daily after work for a few cold ones in 2001/2...and always stopped by whenever in Bkk after that................ RIP Washington Square...you will be missed !!!
October 5, 201213 yr ROFLMAO! The place has been closing up for months..., years..., and a few guys who can't remember whether they washed their underwear last week are wandering about in the rubble trying to find an old haunt?? Other "patrons" are dying off as their livers fail so the market was dwindling long before the ultimate end..., common knowledge for years. I took the opportunity to photograph the area early this year. Over 700 images and I plan to work them into a story for my blog in the next few months. Want to get other images of the C-World Phoenix rising from the ashes. Isn't Dubliner and Sportsman inclusive with the demolition?
October 5, 201213 yr "“Can’t go in there,” he said. “There’s young people in there. And Thai women who have their own money. Can’t go in there, no way.”" This comment speaks volumes about the intent of ex Lone Star patrons!
October 5, 201213 yr Popular Post I for one hate to se the places of old with some character disappear. Before you know it Bangkok will be rebuilt to look exactly like so many major cities in Western countries. Those who resent the existence of bars should simply stay away from them.
October 5, 201213 yr My sincerest condolences to the victims - throw in some Prozac, grab your walking sticks and wheelchairs to explore the rest of the City of Angels... However, the sheer amount of red light options and the offered variety might be shocking at first. Hence, in addition please throw in some bloodpressure reducing pills too and be easy on the little blue ones
October 5, 201213 yr Wow I have been visiting Thailand for 16 years and I have never been to or heard of Washington Square before now. I guess my shoes were too nice, maybe I'm an upscale Nana type deviant! 20 rai in downtown BKK ... what is the value of that do you imagine? More than I am going to earn that's for sure! Edited October 5, 201213 yr by vijer
October 5, 201213 yr you are aware we are discussing satire, right? Do you mean you were being satirical? I somehow doubt that.... The snag is that threads like these tend to give the delusional the chance to bleat on about "those vile bars" (not to mention their hideous, Satanic customers), when we all know they probably spend most of their free time in...or at least they would if they could afford to.... It won't be long before we get a good long "thank God they've been knocked down...it's about time too....they were an eyesore/embarrassment/error..what will those perverts do now" post... Oh wait.... Carry on... This article is by not-the-Nation, that's why!!!!
October 5, 201213 yr Looks clear what it takes for Thaliand to clear up blighted areas and clean up left over messes -- the promise of more money.
October 5, 201213 yr W.S. was a prime hangout of mine back in the 80's Had some great times and adventures both beginning and ending there. The buildings that witnessed some of my best deviltry are no longer there and any living witnesses are scattered to the wind... My dark past is buried a bit deeper.
October 5, 201213 yr Perhaps we can round up these dirty old men and send them home. I'm already home.
October 5, 201213 yr I thought for a minute this was an article from the Onion news. Sounds like it would be a great topic for a PBS or BBC documentary. I can see it now. Richard Attenborough could do the narration. )
October 5, 201213 yr sorry mate, still not getting your point. you are aware we are discussing satire, right? Nice one! Boater will be furious he missed this....even hooked in a mod for good measure....love it.
October 5, 201213 yr A lovely and sad satire. Thanks. I've forwarded it to some I know who came to Thailand, found the door to this delusion, and walked right in.
October 5, 201213 yr The original article is the biggest load of rubbish I have ever read in Thailand. "Disorientated 65 year old's walking around in a daze" who is kidding who. OK most are Americans and have been going there for many years but knowing many of them they are just as capable as half the so called youngsters going to Cowboy and Nana. Give them a break they are no more disillusioned than half the population of Bangkok. There are more than enough bars try Soi 7, 9 and 11, great for the oldies.
October 5, 201213 yr "“Can’t go in there,” he said. “There’s young people in there. And Thai women who have their own money. Can’t go in there, no way.”" This comment speaks volumes about the intent of ex Lone Star patrons! Put on your tin foil hat and the voices should go away.
October 5, 201213 yr I checked twice, it's not 1st April... Maybe during the demolition they knocked a hole in the wall of the looney bin. Funny, this number increases to 10,000 when elections are called and bars close.
October 5, 201213 yr Seems nonsense... Washington square has always be only a ladyboy cabaret, 2 or 3 tiny and deserted girly bars and a couple of restaurants. Seems that some people don't have anything to write about and just re-invent the world.
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