The ferry service was interrupted on Jan 3 and 4 for high seas (Typhoon Pabuk). I checked their website daily, but only on 5 Jan was there a note that the ferry did not operate on 3 and 4 Jan. To make sure they go on 6 Jan, I called them on 5 Jan.
The ferry service was interrupted on Jan 3 and 4 for high seas (Typhoon Pabuk). I checked their website daily, but only on 5 Jan was there a note that the ferry did not operate on 3 and 4 Jan. To make sure they go on 6 Jan, I called them on 5 Jan.
Oh, dear... It's the first week in January 2020 that I was hoping to get from Pattaya to Hua Hin. Is early January regular typhoon time?
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I don’t think it’s a “regular typhoon time” but you can always get out is season weather.
Suppose the answer is to have a standby method of transport available..it’s not that far after all!
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Originally Posted by sportsrep
Hi everyone, I will be arriving at Jomtien Beach next week for a few weeks. My friend keeps talking to me about all the Cambodian boys at the Jomtien Complex especially at the Sun Bar. Would appreciate any comments, recommendations and suggestions relating to this. Thanks!
Following up on your post.
I see some longterm residents and others commenting that Cambodian guys doninate the bar trade in jomtien.
My thinking is that is a curious or an interesting detail. Some of the regular poster here often refer to that detail. The home country of a rent boy - to me is absolutely unintetesting as a topic of conversation.
Why do some of the other poster bring up that many of the rent boys in jomtien are Cambodian? Why is it important?
Are Cambodian guys better or worse or just different in the atea of rent boyness?
francois (January 20th, 2019)
arent they all the same, wasnt cambodia part of thailand before the french (or was it the english) took it off them. whats the diff?? who cares?
The last time somebody said that (2003), the Thai Embassy and Thai businesses in Phnom Penh were burned by Cambodian rioters.
frequent (January 26th, 2019)
any other comments, suggestions on the Cambodian boys please?
Most Thai guys on the bar scene these days are undefined or bordering on overweight (in fact looking at the next generation in my BFs village earlier this month, they will soon be described as obese)
The average Cambodian has a hard body, the same as Thai guys used to have 10+ years ago, so I presume that's why people are interested in them
I also find that most Cambodians tend to have better English than their Thai counterparts
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