Q&A on Thailand

[Happnin' Mojo]

See, it works both ways; they teach me, I teach them.

I've also taught them at least a dozen different ways to give someone the finger.

I don't judge but I hope you make them wash up, maybe use a little Purell before asking for the finger or it's dozen variations. Not my thing but hey if you're feeling squirrely and you trust them around your orifices....chok dee.

 

[Pinoy Badboy**]

^ i was playing with the idea of making a similar joke. Except backwards.

 

[Oeshon]

What injections do you guys get prior to your trip?

 

[steppingrazor]

i didnt get any, been here almost 2 months and no issues, haha. i have a BUNCH OF BUDDIES HERE AS WELL, MOST OF WHICH I HAVE MET WHILE BEING HERE.. NONE OF THEM GOT ANYTHING DONE EITHEr



shit... excuse the caps, but im not going back and re typing

 

[pliftkl]

What injections do you guys get prior to your trip?

It would be a good idea to have Hep A and Hep B vaccinations before the trip.

 

[Ryukyu Damashi]

What injections do you guys get prior to your trip?

Sure, you guys make a joke about giving the "finger" but let this one slip by...lol

 

[cali_chute_boxe]

What injections do you guys get prior to your trip?

None

 

[brackis1]

What injections do you guys get prior to your trip?

You might like an HBI injection, or you can wait to get there to get one Oeshy :icon_chee

 

[ErikHS**]

Just ask them to straighten their arms until their elbows are locked. If they stay straight, they are a man.

Hmm.. not sure it's foolproof? Cant they change that shit with surgery? Or are girls born that way? I mean, I've heard some ladyboys even get a rib taken out to get more of an hourglass form. These dudes stop at nothing to get with Sherdoggers.

Still looking for the ultimate test!

 

[Pinoy Badboy**]

so...what percentage of the Katoeys keep their penises?

 

[ECS123]

What injections do you guys get prior to your trip?

When I researched this there were many conflicting opinions. After extensive personal research on the topic, this is what I found:

Technically, vaccinations are not legally reqiuired to get into the country with the exception of one circumstance. Anyone traveling from a country where yellow fever is present may be turned away, if they have not been vaccinated against it. I believe those are certain African countries.

However, the CDC and your local travel doctors recommend the following. This thread is getting long, so the quote below is a repost from page 30, of this thread. It contains the information from my research.

The two best sources for current and knowledgable information are the CDC travel in Thailand website, and not your local doctor, but someone locally who specializes in travel vaccinations. I just finished doing the research, and getting my vaccinations for a trip in November 2009. Now let me preface this by saying, I am not a travel doctor, but a big subscriber to the "6P" principles. And here is what I found out, but please consult a professional provider.

There are two sets of vaccinations that should be current and up to date. The information is from the CDC, and they are your routine adult vaccinations, and Thailand specific vaccinations.

CDC Adult Routine Recommendations:
* Tetanus, Diphtheria, Pertussis, (Tp/Tdap). "Yes".
* Varicella. "No, as long as you were born in US before 1980".
* Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR). "Probably not as most people had these inorder to register for school".
* Influenza. "Yes, and get it shortly before you leave as the type changes".

CDC Thailand Specific:
* Hepatitis A. "Yes, and get the AB combo shot, it is cheaper that way ".
* Hepatitis B. "See above"
* Typhoid. "Yes".
* Tuberculosis. "No, I didn't get this as it was not recommended by my provider".
* Japanese Encephalitis. CDC "No, if urban stay of less than 30 days". But depends on where you are going.
* Polio. "I already had this like most people have".
* Yellow Fever. CDC "Depends on your country of departure".
* Malaria - CDC "No risk in urban areas where I am going". Wear long sleeves and spray with Deet (only, if mosquitoes are present).

So, I wound up with these:
* Tetanus, Diphtheria, Pertussis, (Tp/Tdap).
* Hepatitis A.
* Hepatitis B.
* Typhoid. And,
* Influenza, before I leave.

I was really pleased to hear that I did not need these two for cost reasons:
Varicella - $108.00,
Japanese Encephalitis - $135.00, "Ouch!" Good luck!

Special Note: If you decide to get the Hep. AB combo shots, be aware that a number of providers quote a price for one injection (usually around $120.00 US), however, it requires a series of three shots to be fully effective, so the total cost winds up being more like $360.00 + a small office fee.

Yes, the vaccinations are pretty costly, but I decided for me personally, better safe than sorry, as if you do contact some of these things the long term medical problems can be substancial.

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[ECS123]

so...what percentage of the Katoeys keep their penises?

Personally, I can't even begin to give you an answer on that question, but I would imagine to get an accurate percentage, they would probably have to start by taking a head count. :icon_lol::icon_lol::icon_lol::icon_lol::icon_lol:

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[Payak]

my wife has a few friends who are khatoey.
they lose the penis when they have the cash.
some off you have probably slept with one in thailand and didn't know it.

 

[Payak]

i have had over 100 women in bangkok alone, i might have had one who knows.

 

[Happnin' Mojo]

Sure, you guys make a joke about giving the "finger" but let this one slip by...lol

The seriousness of the post precludes me from stating something like "a hot beef injection" or "The ones your local tranny gives you" as it may actually help people enjoy their trip, also I didn't want to be greedy...

 

[Payak]

one thing you farang who are strangers to thailand should know.
never fight a khatoey, they are dirty fighters,carry weopons and fight in packs.
think twice before making fun of the khatoey bar girls. they grew up on the streets.
if you fight anyone in thailand its best to get in a cab and leave as soon as the fights over.
thai always come back and they wont lose the second time.
not with a weopon or a small army to help them in round two.
most khatoey are in patpong and level 2 in nana plaza.

 

[Payak]

there are also lady who look like men,
i beat the crap out of a guy in bangkok restaurant before i realise it was a lady.
but if she want to be a man she can be flogged like a man.
police made me pay 10000 bht to get off for that one.
expensive dinner that was,but fun.

 

[pliftkl]

most khatoey are in patpong and level 2 in nana plaza.

There's a khatoey bar on each floor of nana, but it's the one on the second floor where the "girls" hang out outside the bar and are amorously aggressive. I think the one on the second floor is primarily for pre-ops, while most of the girls on 1 and 3 are post-ops.

 

[Payak]

some on the second floor are big guys.

 

[ECS123]

one thing you farang who are strangers to thailand should know.
never fight a khatoey, they are dirty fighters,carry weopons and fight in packs.
think twice before making fun of the khatoey bar girls. they grew up on the streets.

Really! Getting stabbed in the eye by a khatoey with a high heel women's shoe is low on my list of things "to do" during my visit. :icon_lol:

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