Grand Millennium Sukhumvit Ban Bangkok

... a trolley piled high with beer with some seats in front) and watched the world go by. G tried some BBQ'd insects, yuk and we drank Singhas and 'buckets' which are just that full of vodka and red bull or sangsom and cola and whatever else they want to throw in.<br><br>Ended up in a fairly **** club, got ****** then went back to the mansion of one of the girls we were out with and had some fun. ;)<br><br>Dropped off back here today and ready to do it all over again tonight. :D

... right by the canal, only a short walk from Kho Sao Road! Just had a yummy dinner of sweet and sour chicken with sticky rice - me thinks it might be the staple food of the trip, especially as it was less than 2 quid! Planning to go to Grand Palace and potentially the floating market tomorrow, will keep you posted!<br><br>Much love, tori xxx<br><br>PS. just thought you'd like to know we just had a thunder storm here an hour or so ago!!!!!<br>

... my thing. So to summarise, these girls are on stage like some kind of dancing female menu, to be ordered by seedy sex tourists and taken upstairs for what is really just a business transaction. Lovely.<br><br>The three of us had a laugh about my experience, but then I went off to the toilet and had another rather odd one. As I entered, I saw to my annoyance that there was a toilet attendant. Once I'd peed I began to watch my hands, and of course was offered soap and paper towels by ...

... lawyer who had studied in Coventry, can I ever escape it (only kidding Cov'ites!) We went to some of the most amazing shopping malls, a far cry from fake billabong shorts on Khaosan Rd. Gucci, prada and a lamborghini dealership on the top floor. A highlight was the kareoke studios in the malls, you can shop, eat and sing, heaven! Transport across the city to the next venue was tricky in rush hour so I end up on the back of a moped taxi. I notice driver has helmet ...

... t.<br>That is why I put the Mystery city as my third choice for the future ideal city.<br>So far Bangkok is adding up to be my Mystery city. I think that is what I shall call it. Bangkok is &#8220;My Mystery City", because there is always<br>more to see and do and you never get that feeling like you&#8217;ve done everything<br>and know every one.

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... counter with a couple of woks surrounded by ingredients where the average price for a meal is about 80p. Occasionally, several pedlars would wander down trying to sell us instruments that sound like frogs croaking (a sound I've associated with doom and dread and polite "no thank you"), to cigarette lighters the size of blow torches and these tacky laser pens that if you shine on a wall you see a naked woman. You really see everything here. Also on the ...

... two nutjobs strolling through the downpour. (Kind of like that weekend in Hakone with my brother where we went out dressed in swimming trunks and t shirts because a hurricane was passing nearby and lashing the mountain with constant rain, but we didn't know and didn't pack literally anything waterproof or even water resistant. You get strange looks from well equipped tourists in full on mountain parkas when you're sporting clothes appropriate for spring ...