Appreciate any views on best massage parlours for twink masseurs and extras. I am active,analso interested in 4 hands/3way action.
Appreciate any views on best massage parlours for twink masseurs and extras. I am active,analso interested in 4 hands/3way action.
A foreigner visiting Bangkok in the 1800's wrote that if you threw a stone in any direction you would hit a prince or a monk.
And now the same goes for massage venues in Pattaya.
There are at least 4 within a stone's throw of Tuk Com alone.
There's a mixture of guys in each one.
The Boyz Town guys tend to be more muscular.
Have fun.
No idea, but a 4 (or hell, even 6 or 8) hand massage has always been a fantasy of mine. Maybe some day I'll make it come true, but hasn't happened yet.
Why not just shop around at the various massage parlours out there, find a couple of guys you like, and invite them to come to your hotel / house / room together for a 3-way massage? Assuming you offer decent rates, they will most likely accept.
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Would you recommend he has a blind massage Matt?
Really? Are you seriously that pathetic of a human being?Originally Posted by gerefan2
Yes, I took a good fall in my backyard, cracked my head in the wrong spot, and ended up going blind. That obviously sucks for me, but nothing I can do about it.
You making remarks like that says far more about you than it does me.
I'm honestly not taking the piss but I think I read that somewhere in Berlin (that's Berlin, Germany for any Americans), one can go for dinner served by blind waiters in pitch darkness?
Why the slur on Americans? I have head that Scottish people are some of the least intelligent people in the world but I would not say that in a post here.
Yeah, I've heard about restaurants like that too, and I guess they're all over the world. It's some, weird niche fad for foodies. I guess you're supposed to be able to taste the food better if you're in the dark, or some such shit.
I guess I can understand it thought, and it is somewhat right. I know I've become a far better cook since going blind. I'm now far more meticulous as to which spices I use, how much of each I use, my cooking times are far more exact to ensure tenderness, etc. I guess not being able to see does help with that kind of thing.
Dine in the dark, with blind waiters, is a common concept for restaurants in many cities around the world. In Bangkok there is one at the Sheraton Grande on Sukumvit http://www.dineinthedarkbangkok.com
Thanks MiniMee - having never been in Thailand it's obvious I wouldnt have known that.
I'll be sure to check it out next time i'm not there
PS: Being Thailand of course it's a fair bet the waiters are not actually blind at all but merely faking it!
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