TotallyOz Posted June 15 Share Posted June 15 Good information but again nutty pricing. 150 for Thai people and 1,000 for western. 18past19, Marc in Calif and tm_nyc 1 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bkkmfj2648 Posted June 15 Share Posted June 15 Hi Oz. What gives? I am a member of Massage Insider and 3 additional massage groups on Line and X. I only paid 300 baht to each group administrator to become a member in year 2023. vinapu 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TotallyOz Posted June 15 Author Share Posted June 15 Not sure. I messaged them in English and was asked 1,000 baht. KeepItReal and vinapu 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Pete1111 Posted June 15 Members Share Posted June 15 Such cute Thai guys. Nice smiles. 😊 Advantage of living in Bangkok. Thank you for sharing the photos. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bkkmfj2648 Posted June 16 Share Posted June 16 11 hours ago, Pete1111 said: Advantage of living in Bangkok. so true - here in Pattaya we don't have anything similar. When you go to a massage shop here in Pattaya it is like going to the fish market - all the available guys are sitting outside the shop in the shade sweating in the unbearable hot heat and the minute you approach they all start yelling at you and even pulling at you to chose them. I find the process awkward and intimidating. In Pattaya, there is no booking system nor Line listing of available guys with their stats. In Bangkok - you can join the Line of the shop that you are interested in and receive an advance listing with photos and sometimes other pertinent information (age, weight, sexual preference, etc.). Then you can communicate via Line with the manager about which guys that you are interested in and then arrange a booking. You arrive at the shop an there is NO group of guys sitting outside waiting to pounce on you to choose them like in a fish market. Instead, you take off your shoes, enter the shop, someone runs over to you to give you a cold towel to cool off your face / neck. You sit down in a beautiful calm airconditioned environment with nice music playing. A manager comes and brings you water or tea. Then perhaps the guy that you booked brings to you a selection of massage oils that you can sniff and choose which one you prefer for your massage. If only Pattaya had a civilized massage experience like Bangkok has ...... vinapu, llz and Daddy415 2 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
spoon Posted June 16 Share Posted June 16 Bangkok also have a few that still have plenty of boys that will be available for you to choose inside the center. One in particular, has no pic of masseur available through website or line. Reason was to protect their masseurs confidentiality. Arena has never disappoint me though with their selection of hunks muscular masseurs available. Vck on the other hand, has both line updates of who is available on the day, and very large number of boys available on site. Similar can be said for massage places in silom soi 6, where most available masseurs will be there for choosing. But their line also have listing of boys, but might not be updated. I actually prefer to go and choose the guy myself, given that tendency of inaccurate/old pics is high, but jeyspa and vck photos are quite accurate, thus for these two, id usually book ahead. For arena, early booking is possible if u know the massuer's name. vinapu, bkkmfj2648, Primeone385 and 1 other 3 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Keithambrose Posted June 16 Share Posted June 16 6 hours ago, spoon said: Bangkok also have a few that still have plenty of boys that will be available for you to choose inside the center. One in particular, has no pic of masseur available through website or line. Reason was to protect their masseurs confidentiality. Arena has never disappoint me though with their selection of hunks muscular masseurs available. Vck on the other hand, has both line updates of who is available on the day, and very large number of boys available on site. Similar can be said for massage places in silom soi 6, where most available masseurs will be there for choosing. But their line also have listing of boys, but might not be updated. I actually prefer to go and choose the guy myself, given that tendency of inaccurate/old pics is high, but jeyspa and vck photos are quite accurate, thus for these two, id usually book ahead. For arena, early booking is possible if u know the massuer's name. I agree. When I wandered down Soi 6, several of the massage shops had gaggles of boys outside, smiling and waving to me. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
reader Posted June 16 Share Posted June 16 36 minutes ago, Keithambrose said: I agree. When I wandered down Soi 6, several of the massage shops had gaggles of boys outside, smiling and waving to me. +1 I don’t believe there’s a location in Bangkok where the boys are more approachable and friendly than Silom Soi 6. 10tazione and ggobkk 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vinapu Posted June 16 Share Posted June 16 11 hours ago, spoon said: I actually prefer to go and choose the guy myself, given that tendency of inaccurate/old pics is high, but jeyspa and vck photos are quite accurate, thus for these two, id usually book ahead. you must be my long lost twin brother , half my age though. I also prefer to see whom I'm hiring as I'm notoriously mis-reading pictures. More important I'm looking for that eye- blink and / or smile indicating skilful fake of interest in me. I'm joining your praises of Jey Spa though but even there quite of few boys looked for me different than on pics, not necessarily bad thin as it work both ways and their boys usually look better in flesh than on pics. Agree that Arena had best of both worlds with boys inside , ready to be chosen in flesh once one enters. 18past19 and jamiebee 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vinapu Posted June 16 Share Posted June 16 4 hours ago, reader said: +1 I don’t believe there’s a location in Bangkok where the boys are more approachable and friendly than Silom Soi 6. while I agree , can't note that some are perhaps too friendly and too approachable which creates another problem- how to walk by without being pestered. musgrave and bkkmfj2648 1 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
18past19 Posted June 16 Share Posted June 16 36 minutes ago, vinapu said: Agree that Arena had best of both worlds with boys inside , ready to be chosen in flesh once one enters. reading this makes me miss arena and the wave of sweats and testosterone smell that hit your face once you enter the room. jamiebee and vinapu 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
floridarob Posted June 16 Share Posted June 16 3 hours ago, vinapu said: how to walk by without being pestered. Pester back..... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post floridarob Posted June 16 Popular Post Share Posted June 16 9 hours ago, Keithambrose said: I agree. When I wandered down Soi 6, several of the massage shops had gaggles of boys outside, smiling and waving to me. Seems like that's the correct term after all..... Group Names Antelope: a herd Ants: a colony or an army Apes: a shrewdness Baboons: a troop Badgers: a cete Bass: a shoal Bats: a colony, cloud or cauldron Bears: a sloth or sleuth; Cubs: a litter Beavers: a colony Bees: a swarm Boar: a sounder Boys: a gaggle or gaggles when there are multiple Buffalo: a gang or obstinacy Camels: a caravan Caterpillars: an army Cats: a clowder, glaring, pounce, nuisance or clutter; Kittens: a litter or kindle; Wild cats: a destruction Cattle: a herd or drove Cheetahs: a coalition Chickens: a brood or peep; Chicks: a clutch or chattering Clams: a bed Cobras: a quiver Colts: a rag Cows: a kine, drove, herd or fold; twelve or more cows are a flink Coyotes: a band Cranes: a sedge Crocodiles: a float or bask Crows: a murder Deer: a herd Dogs: a pack or cowardice; Puppies: a litter Dolphins: a pod Donkeys: a drove Doves: a dule Ducks: a brace, paddling or team Eagles: a convocation Elephants: a herd or parade Elk: a gang or herd Emus: a mob Falcons: a cast Ferrets: a business or fesnyng Finches: a charm Fish: a school, shoal, run, haul or catch Flamingos: a stand or flamboyance Flies: a swarm, hatch or business Foxes: a skulk or leash Frogs: an army or a colony Geese: a gaggle or flock, a skein when in flight Giraffes: a tower Gnats: a cloud or horde Goats: a herd, tribe or trip Goldfinches: a charm Goldfish: a troubling Gorillas: a band Grasshoppers: a cloud Greyhounds: a leach Hares: a down or husk Hawks: a cast or kettle Hippopotami: a bloat or thunder Hogs: a drift or parcel Horses: a team or harras Hounds: a pack, mute or cry Hyenas: a cackle Jaguars: a shadow Jellyfish: a smack or brood Kangaroos: a troop or mob Larks: an ascension or exaltation Lemurs: a conspiracy Leopards: a leap Lice: a flock Lions: a pride Locust: a plague or cloud Magpies: a tiding or tittering Mallards: a sord Manatees: an aggregation Mares: a stud Martens: a richness Minnows: a steam Moles: a labor Monkeys: a barrel, cartload or troop Mules: a pack, barren or span Nightingales: a watch Otters: a family, romp or raft Owls: a parliament Oxen: a team or yoke Oysters: a bed Parrots: a pandemonium or company Partridges: a covey Peacocks: a muster or ostentation Penguins: a colony Pheasants: a nest, nide or bouquet Pigeons: a flock or flights Pigs: a drift or drove (younger pigs), or a sounder, litter or team (older pigs) Ponies: a string Porcupines: a prickle Rabbits: a colony or warren Raccoons: a gaze Rats: a colony, pack, swarm or mischief Rattlesnakes: a rhumba Ravens: an unkindness Rhinoceroses: a crash Sharks: a shiver Sheep: a drove or flock Skunks: a stench Snakes: a nest or knot Sparrows: a host Squirrels: a dray or scurry Starlings: a murmuration Stingrays: a fever Storks: a mustering Swans: a bevy or lamentation, a wedge when in flight Tigers: an ambush or a streak Toads: a knot or knab Trout: a hover Turkeys: a gang, posse or rafter Turtles: a bale or nest Vultures: a venue Wasps: a pledge Weasels: a colony, gang or pack Whales: a pod, school or gam Wolves: a pack or route Wombats: a wisdom Woodpeckers: a descent Zebras: a zeal jamiebee, reader, splinter1949 and 2 others 3 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Keithambrose Posted June 16 Share Posted June 16 1 hour ago, floridarob said: Seems like that's the correct term after all..... Group Names Antelope: a herd Ants: a colony or an army Apes: a shrewdness Baboons: a troop Badgers: a cete Bass: a shoal Bats: a colony, cloud or cauldron Bears: a sloth or sleuth; Cubs: a litter Beavers: a colony Bees: a swarm Boar: a sounder Boys: a gaggle or gaggles when there are multiple Buffalo: a gang or obstinacy Camels: a caravan Caterpillars: an army Cats: a clowder, glaring, pounce, nuisance or clutter; Kittens: a litter or kindle; Wild cats: a destruction Cattle: a herd or drove Cheetahs: a coalition Chickens: a brood or peep; Chicks: a clutch or chattering Clams: a bed Cobras: a quiver Colts: a rag Cows: a kine, drove, herd or fold; twelve or more cows are a flink Coyotes: a band Cranes: a sedge Crocodiles: a float or bask Crows: a murder Deer: a herd Dogs: a pack or cowardice; Puppies: a litter Dolphins: a pod Donkeys: a drove Doves: a dule Ducks: a brace, paddling or team Eagles: a convocation Elephants: a herd or parade Elk: a gang or herd Emus: a mob Falcons: a cast Ferrets: a business or fesnyng Finches: a charm Fish: a school, shoal, run, haul or catch Flamingos: a stand or flamboyance Flies: a swarm, hatch or business Foxes: a skulk or leash Frogs: an army or a colony Geese: a gaggle or flock, a skein when in flight Giraffes: a tower Gnats: a cloud or horde Goats: a herd, tribe or trip Goldfinches: a charm Goldfish: a troubling Gorillas: a band Grasshoppers: a cloud Greyhounds: a leach Hares: a down or husk Hawks: a cast or kettle Hippopotami: a bloat or thunder Hogs: a drift or parcel Horses: a team or harras Hounds: a pack, mute or cry Hyenas: a cackle Jaguars: a shadow Jellyfish: a smack or brood Kangaroos: a troop or mob Larks: an ascension or exaltation Lemurs: a conspiracy Leopards: a leap Lice: a flock Lions: a pride Locust: a plague or cloud Magpies: a tiding or tittering Mallards: a sord Manatees: an aggregation Mares: a stud Martens: a richness Minnows: a steam Moles: a labor Monkeys: a barrel, cartload or troop Mules: a pack, barren or span Nightingales: a watch Otters: a family, romp or raft Owls: a parliament Oxen: a team or yoke Oysters: a bed Parrots: a pandemonium or company Partridges: a covey Peacocks: a muster or ostentation Penguins: a colony Pheasants: a nest, nide or bouquet Pigeons: a flock or flights Pigs: a drift or drove (younger pigs), or a sounder, litter or team (older pigs) Ponies: a string Porcupines: a prickle Rabbits: a colony or warren Raccoons: a gaze Rats: a colony, pack, swarm or mischief Rattlesnakes: a rhumba Ravens: an unkindness Rhinoceroses: a crash Sharks: a shiver Sheep: a drove or flock Skunks: a stench Snakes: a nest or knot Sparrows: a host Squirrels: a dray or scurry Starlings: a murmuration Stingrays: a fever Storks: a mustering Swans: a bevy or lamentation, a wedge when in flight Tigers: an ambush or a streak Toads: a knot or knab Trout: a hover Turkeys: a gang, posse or rafter Turtles: a bale or nest Vultures: a venue Wasps: a pledge Weasels: a colony, gang or pack Whales: a pod, school or gam Wolves: a pack or route Wombats: a wisdom Woodpeckers: a descent Zebras: a zeal Well, well, I had no idea! You learn something every day! floridarob and jamiebee 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
spoon Posted June 17 Share Posted June 17 3 hours ago, floridarob said: Seems like that's the correct term after all..... Group Names Antelope: a herd Ants: a colony or an army Apes: a shrewdness Baboons: a troop Badgers: a cete Bass: a shoal Bats: a colony, cloud or cauldron Bears: a sloth or sleuth; Cubs: a litter Beavers: a colony Bees: a swarm Boar: a sounder Boys: a gaggle or gaggles when there are multiple Buffalo: a gang or obstinacy Camels: a caravan Caterpillars: an army Cats: a clowder, glaring, pounce, nuisance or clutter; Kittens: a litter or kindle; Wild cats: a destruction Cattle: a herd or drove Cheetahs: a coalition Chickens: a brood or peep; Chicks: a clutch or chattering Clams: a bed Cobras: a quiver Colts: a rag Cows: a kine, drove, herd or fold; twelve or more cows are a flink Coyotes: a band Cranes: a sedge Crocodiles: a float or bask Crows: a murder Deer: a herd Dogs: a pack or cowardice; Puppies: a litter Dolphins: a pod Donkeys: a drove Doves: a dule Ducks: a brace, paddling or team Eagles: a convocation Elephants: a herd or parade Elk: a gang or herd Emus: a mob Falcons: a cast Ferrets: a business or fesnyng Finches: a charm Fish: a school, shoal, run, haul or catch Flamingos: a stand or flamboyance Flies: a swarm, hatch or business Foxes: a skulk or leash Frogs: an army or a colony Geese: a gaggle or flock, a skein when in flight Giraffes: a tower Gnats: a cloud or horde Goats: a herd, tribe or trip Goldfinches: a charm Goldfish: a troubling Gorillas: a band Grasshoppers: a cloud Greyhounds: a leach Hares: a down or husk Hawks: a cast or kettle Hippopotami: a bloat or thunder Hogs: a drift or parcel Horses: a team or harras Hounds: a pack, mute or cry Hyenas: a cackle Jaguars: a shadow Jellyfish: a smack or brood Kangaroos: a troop or mob Larks: an ascension or exaltation Lemurs: a conspiracy Leopards: a leap Lice: a flock Lions: a pride Locust: a plague or cloud Magpies: a tiding or tittering Mallards: a sord Manatees: an aggregation Mares: a stud Martens: a richness Minnows: a steam Moles: a labor Monkeys: a barrel, cartload or troop Mules: a pack, barren or span Nightingales: a watch Otters: a family, romp or raft Owls: a parliament Oxen: a team or yoke Oysters: a bed Parrots: a pandemonium or company Partridges: a covey Peacocks: a muster or ostentation Penguins: a colony Pheasants: a nest, nide or bouquet Pigeons: a flock or flights Pigs: a drift or drove (younger pigs), or a sounder, litter or team (older pigs) Ponies: a string Porcupines: a prickle Rabbits: a colony or warren Raccoons: a gaze Rats: a colony, pack, swarm or mischief Rattlesnakes: a rhumba Ravens: an unkindness Rhinoceroses: a crash Sharks: a shiver Sheep: a drove or flock Skunks: a stench Snakes: a nest or knot Sparrows: a host Squirrels: a dray or scurry Starlings: a murmuration Stingrays: a fever Storks: a mustering Swans: a bevy or lamentation, a wedge when in flight Tigers: an ambush or a streak Toads: a knot or knab Trout: a hover Turkeys: a gang, posse or rafter Turtles: a bale or nest Vultures: a venue Wasps: a pledge Weasels: a colony, gang or pack Whales: a pod, school or gam Wolves: a pack or route Wombats: a wisdom Woodpeckers: a descent Zebras: a zeal No term for group of girls? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vinapu Posted June 17 Share Posted June 17 4 hours ago, floridarob said: Pester back..... I'm quiet guy who like to be in the shadows, not spotlight bkkmfj2648 and jamiebee 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
macaroni21 Posted June 17 Share Posted June 17 5 hours ago, spoon said: No term for group of girls? Banned by @reader on account of political incorrectness? -- I have personally used three terms when I speak or write. Interestingly, these three have different connotations of age and personality. Going from younger to older: A giggle of girls A bevy of girls/ladies A committee of girls/women... also connotes a certain stentoriousness (oops, reader comes to mind again 🤪) jamiebee 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
reader Posted June 17 Share Posted June 17 Ah, Macaroni. I remember you. You’re the man who wrote this about you and your “homo homies”. “In my circle of homo homies, we think life and language would be colorless and humourless if we didn't have hags, yobs, paddies, blackfellas, trannies, geezers, dumbblonds, gerontophiles and fatsos among us. Nor do we need to look far to see rice queens, potato queens, curry queens... And don't forget muscle marys.” So you and your homies somehow manage to boost your own self images by calling out blacks and aboriginies (blackfellss). Irishmen (paddies), overweight people (fatsos). The list goes on but I don’t believe we need much more to judge your intent. But by all means please continue to find more members to disparage. 😉 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
macaroni21 Posted June 17 Share Posted June 17 On 6/15/2024 at 1:35 PM, bkkmfj2648 said: I am a member of Massage Insider From the excerpts posted by @TotallyOz, a good number of twitter posts promote TCS Spa (for which I have a recent visit report at https://shamelessmacktwo.travel.blog/2024/06/15/in-faraway-bang-kho-laem/) What I find curious is that the posts in Massage Insider seem to show the TCS boys lifting their shirts or shirtless, as if indicating that bodies are available for exploration and erotic endings are on offer. However, my visit had the guy observing the strictest and most formal of protocols. He remained fully clothed, complete with long pants, throughout. I didn't make any move, nor did he. In such situations where the guy is so fully dressed, I find it awkward to make the transition to playtime. So my question to @bkkmfj2648 and others subscribing to Massage Insider is this: From those reports about TCS Spa, would "more than massage" be available? What about other places that Massage Insider has posts on, and also look high end, such as WabiSabi, MGallery, MSense Therapist, The Posh Massage, Mandel Spa, MenSpa X? vinapu 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bkkmfj2648 Posted June 17 Share Posted June 17 3 hours ago, macaroni21 said: So my question to @bkkmfj2648 and others subscribing to Massage Insider is this: From those reports about TCS Spa, would "more than massage" be available? What about other places that Massage Insider has posts on, and also look high end, such as WabiSabi, MGallery, MSense Therapist, The Posh Massage, Mandel Spa, MenSpa X? Hi Macaroni21. I would say yes because what is written in LINE for this massage group is that "fun" can be had - and it is at the discretion of the masseur. I searched for TCS and then used the wonderful AI auto-translate feature and in the 3 reviews that it found for TCS - "fun" was had. In the 3 reviews they speak about S = which I believe is the reference for sex fun and SS = super soft. I may have these backwards. LINE has a strict censorship policy so these forums use "coded messaging" that most of the forum members understand. Specifically they referenced TCS masseurs, Q, Non, and Earth. I would love to post the reviews that they write as .pdf documents stored in the Notes section of LINE - but we are prohibited - with the threat of being expulsed from the Massage Insider group if we do it. I hope that this helps you. Vinapu is currently posting his BKK trip report and perhaps MSense may be in that report ? vinapu and macaroni21 1 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
floridarob Posted June 17 Share Posted June 17 10 hours ago, spoon said: No term for group of girls? whores? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
reader Posted June 17 Share Posted June 17 4 hours ago, floridarob said: whores? Much experience? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vinapu Posted June 17 Share Posted June 17 9 hours ago, macaroni21 said: What I find curious is that the posts in Massage Insider seem to show the TCS boys lifting their shirts or shirtless, as if indicating that bodies are available for exploration and erotic endings are on offer. However, my visit had the guy observing the strictest and most formal of protocols. He remained fully clothed, complete with long pants, throughout. remember that one statistic sample is not a base to formulate hypothesis. It could be that guy assessed you as in need of serious massage and nothing else. I had similar case in that popular shop by Phaya Thai station ( name escaped me, Gentleman spa? ) when engaged guy about I knew from trusted source is adventurous and yet as you say it "adhered to most formal protocol ", only deviation was he was still looking for debaucherous level of service tip. thaiophilus 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vinapu Posted June 17 Share Posted June 17 5 hours ago, bkkmfj2648 said: Vinapu is currently posting his BKK trip report and perhaps MSense may be in that report ? no, Senso in Sala Daeng will though Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vinapu Posted June 17 Share Posted June 17 5 hours ago, floridarob said: whores? be nice Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
