i am staying at the skytop for xmas

[Top_Cat 16]

LMAO at this as if the Hub never lied or as one could say told a whole shit load of porkies to his family. Nuff said.

 

Yes.

 

Just like you have never lied to your wife and daughter.

 

Top_Cat

Edited December 8, 2007 by Top_Cat

[jackcorbett 2]

"Let he who is without sin cast the first stone".

 

Other than this, what does all of the above have to do with the subject matter of the original post?

[Top_Cat 16]

"Let he who is without sin cast the first stone".

 

Other than this, what does all of the above have to do with the subject matter of the original post?

 

Agreed.

 

Now edited down. All been said before anyway.

 

Top_Cat

[jackcorbett 2]

Agreed.

 

Now edited down. All been said before anyway.

 

Top_Cat

 

Many thanks, Top Cat. You are a fair minded guy.

 

Besides....we don't even know the exact circumstances about anyone...that is what goes on behind closed doors. Back in the U.S. a doctor friend of mine slept in separate rooms away from his wife. They had not had sex together for years. I should call him to invite him to Pattaya. An English pal of mine never has sex with his wife because she no longer wants it with anyone, but he still pays all her bills, while he stays in Pattaya for extended periods of time. So she's got a life of her own while he pays the rent and the other bills, but he doesn't get any of the things that I get from my TG....eg. sex, a smiling face to go to bed with at night, someone who makes my coffee in the morning, does the shopping, cleaning, cooks my meals (when I'm not taking her out to dinner). So he's got a Thai gf staying with him when he's in Pattaya and she treats him about like my gf treats me. I'd say at 64 he's entitled to all of this but if I asked one of my sisters, she'd call him a S.O.B.

Edited December 8, 2007 by jackcorbett

[Eneukman 1]

In room safe, 20"TV with cable, fridge. No joiner fees.

 

Isn't this the hotel with the safes that can be picked up under one arm and moved to another room, if required? Or have new safes been installed?

 

Alan

[jackcorbett 2]

I think that's a very valid point, Alan.

 

Unless Pete's changed the situation concerning the safes, yes....they can be moved to another room. Or for that matter, one could have an accomplice or two on the ground beneath a room's balcony and lower the safe by a bed sheet, rope or whatever. Now first off, I'm not all that familiar with the new Skytop. With the old one there was a problem with the roof that would have not allowed that although one could manage if from the South side facing the beer bars.

 

So it's onto the robbery situation number 2 where one moves a safe to a nearby room. One still has to get it out of Skytop. Off a balcony or right through the front or rear door. So let's imagine this picture. A girl comes walking down the staircase carrying a safe, or say she's got her Thai boyfriend carrying it down after she's let him in the front door. And I'm coming in late at night. And this is after the girl at the desk has left for the evening. I"m going to be ramming somebody right up against the wall while screaming my head off. And if it's a guy I'm going to be ramming him into that wall very hard with special attention to his head if I can get at it. Chances are I'm going to be a lot stronger than the Thai guy and even if he's a Kick boxing expert I doubt if it's going to do him much good while he's carrying the safe and particularly if he's got his feet planted on the steps. The steps are not a good platform to deliver kicks from.

 

I think that would be a scary prospect for the happy Thai couple. Now if there's more than one Thai guy involved that might be another thing. Still....the girl probably has to let them all in from the front entrance and that's right on 2nd Road. STill........attaching the safe's to something in the room would represent improvement. I'll mention it to Pete. However, just over a year ago, the tourist police station was right next to Skytop (the tourist police station is in fact the new Sky-top). This little detail means there were far softer targets for gangs of thieves than Skytop.

Edited December 9, 2007 by jackcorbett

[robio 0]

New Skytop? I stayed there 3 years ago and will be coming back in January. Is it a totally different location?

Does it still have the internet cafe? Still 1 minute from the gong show of soi 6?

[jackcorbett 2]

You will remember the Tourist Police Station next door. That's where the new Skytop is so everything's the same for you. Sling shot range of Soi Six, etc..etc.