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"Lower end hotel but still comfortable."
Hotel was right next to train tracks. We were on the 4th floor and I was concerned it would keep me up but with the drapes closed it was surprisingly quiet. However I found a champagne cork in the room behind the door causing me to feel the room wasn't cleaned properly. It was a decent price for the area and had free parking. It was conveniently to […] catch a train too. I would stay again. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Adequate hotel, but nothing special"
This hotel served the purpose for my business trip. It is not a hotel I would choose again, though, expcet for this specific purpose. It is a very old hotel, and not in great condition. The carpet needs to be replaced, badly, throughout the hallways and in the room I occupied. It is convenient to the train and the convention center, and parking is free. […] The room was adequately clean. The bed was pretty uncomfortable with a large dent in the middle. There was a coffee maker, refirgerator and hairdryer in my "upgraded" room. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Not the fanciest but Ok - perfect location"
Everything was in order - helpful about the parking which I might add is included.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Decent overnight stay"
Quick overnight stay in town. The room was dated but clean. The staff was great.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
It's enough to stay weekend short trip for me. Friendly price and easy access from anywhere via max.Genuine Expedia guest review
I liked this place. The only downfall was that there wasn't a fridge or microwave in the room which can be useful while traveling. If you're sensitive to sound you may not like the sound of the trolley passing by your window every 15 minutes or so (runs from about 4am to 1am) Beds and pillows were comfy, service was good, and it's located fairly close […] to lots of cool places for shopping, eating, and drinking. My family pretty much walked everywhere or hopped on the awesome public transit system ($5 for an all day pass for adults as of 7/15/14). I'd stay here again. :) Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Perfect for STP Riders"
Close to Holladay Park finish line for STP. Quiet. Helpful staff. On light rail line so accessible to train station.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"It does the trick"
Overall this was a place to sleep and shower. It is an old bldg with older furnishings. One of the things I liked the least was that I arrived at about 7:30 pm and the air conditioning in my 5th floor room was not on so the room was awful and it took hours to cool down. Also the hallways were not air conditioned and were quite uncomfortable as well […] . Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Within walking distance of restaurants and sights"
Very conveniently located and easy. Older hotel but had very comfortable beds. Staff was very friendly and eager to assist.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Paid for location ONLY!"
The BEST thing to be said about my experience at the INN is that it is located directly across the street from the Convention center. The advertised "city view" - FORGETABOUTIT. The modern and comfortable facilities - FORGETABOUTIT. But, if all you are looking for is a short walk to your meeting at the convention center, the INN will do.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Amazing Convention Center Location"
The room was very dimly lit but it was just good enough for our stay. Right next to Convention Center and a few little cafes in area. I recommend JCafe. Max Rail and trolleys are right there and you can cross river into downtown or Pearl District easily. The staff was very nice even though we got a couple of different stories on the directions to the […] Japanese Gardens. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"good location-bit noisy"
Average hotel room, it was fine. Close to MAX line. A bit noisy. The front desk staff was consistently pleasant and helpful.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great location. Simple hotel"
Stayed here with 3 friends. Staff was accommodating and had no problem giving us more towels when we requested at check-in. Rooms are simple but clean with basic amenities that I'd expect for the price of this hotel (shampoo included and a mini fridge was a nice bonus). 15-20min walk from downtown Portland bars and nightlife and the original Voodoo […] donuts Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"FInd a different location"
Smelled like smoke, could hear people banging in the room next door, and was just an old dirty hotel.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"You get what you pay for"
Unfortunately, it appears the owner has given up on this hotel and decided to not even try to make it look nice or inviting. hallways are dark and gloomy with low ceilings -made me feel dirty just walking down to my room. Room wasn't bad and bed was comfortable. Small TV and no frills -but the price warrants that. Good cheap stay for quick, last minute […] business trip, but I probably won't be back. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
everthing is great but don't have coffee service in the morningGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Dated, but great value."
The rooms was spacious. Staff was super friendly. Location can't be beat for the price. The facilities might be dated- but perfectly functional and clean. I'll stay again for sure.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"ok for the price"
An adequate room for my needs with an excellent location near mass transitGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Staff was helpful"
I dealt with 5 staff member about directions, check-out times, leaving the car while we ran a marathon, and everyone was very helpful. The location is very convenient and I don't know a city that has a better light rail system. Overall, it was well worth the money.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice and cozy"
The price was in my budget and the place was nice. The staff went above and beyond what was required and helped in every way they could to ensure my comfortable stay.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Best cheap option, GO BLAZERS!!!"
We always book this hotel when we come to portland for trailblazer games. 10 min walk to arena and there is a great grass area to walk our dog across the street. This hotel is not in the best condition but I don't get bug bites or notice any foul smells. If you can deal with damaged walls and small rips/cracks here and there this hotel will save you […] $$$ compared to any other hotel in town. Plus they are dog friendly. Also ask if you can have a room on the "quiet side", the side by the train is EXTREMELY LOUD Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"the inn"
Attended the trail blazers game 3, stated at the inn at the convention center. Great location to the moda center, easy access to bike lanes and paths on both sides of river, friendly staff, nice rooms. Will be returning.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great for going to Oregon Convention Center"
Rooms were quiet, clean, affordable, and convenient. I had a little fridge, coffee maker, cable TV, and free Wi-Fi and parking. The service was excellent also. I had to check out by 12:00 noon but they let me park there until 5pm--when my conference at the Oregon Convention Center actually finished. Thanks!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Decent for the price"
Good downtown location. The rooms are fine. But the halls smelled kind of funky.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Old and Dirty"
Price was cheap but this is an OLD hotel! Nice folks but the place is pretty run down.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Right Across the street from the Convention Center"
Great location. Older hotel. No great amenities but if you need a convenient place to sleep…It's cheap! Clean but smells musty and old.Genuine Expedia guest review
The hotel was right next to a MAX station which was great, but the overall cleanliness was terrible. I didn't even dare sit in the chairs! Beds were creaky, hard, and one of my pillows was covered in makeup.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Hotel close within walking distance"
Hotel was within walking distance from the Convention Center and some fast food diners. Staff was friendly. Rooms were cold and carpet dirty and worn. Hallways were dark and smelly. Refrigerator set on floor and carpet in front of it was wet. Price was to high for the condition of Hotel room. Free parking was good. We will look at other Hotels close […] by next time for a little more cost. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
For the $ it was OK. Only one bad event happened upon our arrival. We arrived at midnight and there were 2 guys drinking in parking lot. When coming into lobby, one of them almost collapsed before getting into the elevator.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Noisy, smelly, no fridge or microwave in rooms."
Loud street, smokey, moldy smelling. Cold, heater did not work. No microwave or fridge in the rooms.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great location is what you pay for"
Right in the heart of the convention center are and on the MAX line makes this a perfect BUDGET stay. Mind you amenities and rooms themselves are a bit rough. If you just need a place to crash while getting around downtown then this is a good fit - just don't get a room facing the MAX line on the 2-4 floors or you have an automatic alarm clock starting […] around 5:30AM Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Convenient location in Portland, OR."
We spent one night at the Inn at the Convention Center. The location was convenient to public transportation (MAX light rail), the convention center, and the Lloyd Center shopping mall. The building looks like it might have been built in the 1960's. While I found the facility to be clean, it is in need of refurbishment. It looked tired and dated. The […] room was adequate in size, the bed was comfortable, and there was plenty of hot water for the shower in the morning. This hotel does not offer any breakfast, but they did have a 10% discount coupon for breakfast at the Red Lion Inn across the street. That worked out OK, the breakfast was very good. Wi-Fi was available and it was adequate for my needs. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Very Convenient"
I attended the Oregon Dental Conference. It is right across M L King Way from the Oregon Convention Center. I wish they would update the decor it's the same as it was when I stayed here years ago. but it is clean the staff was very courteous and helpful. And the bed was comfortable. I'll probably stay here again next year. MAX runs right in front of […] hotel and you can go anywhere. Fast Food nearby. And Lloyd's Center is just 2 stops from the Convention Center Station. Closest to Convention Center Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Perfect Economic Choice"
This is a great choice for the budget traveler, especially if you are in Portland to attend an event at the convention center. And even if not, it's really close to a variety of public transit options. The service was great. Friendly. Helpful. If you're looking for luxury, this is not your hotel. Bit if you're looking for a very decent, inexpensive, […] conveniently-located hotel, this is an excellent choice. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Not good at all"
I couldn't stay there more than one night and had to search for another hotel for the rest of my stay.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Excellent for the price. Friendly staff"
It was quite a surprise to find a hotel so inexpensive yet reasonably comfortable and convenient. Free WiFi is a plus. Will definitely refer it to my friends.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Nice hotel close to convention center"
VERY convenient to convention center, especially since it rained a lot. It was clean, basic, and efficient. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Also across the street from the MAX line so easy to get to other places. Only downside is that there aren't much in the way of restaurants nearby. Two burger places, and Denny's was about it...but again, with […] the rail line easy to go elsewhere. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Disappointing but convenient"
Although it is very close to the Convention Center, it is significantly worse then the Red Lion across the street. While the staff was friendly, the room was in very poor condition. The comforter had stains on it, the walls had holes and obvious wallpaper patches, the windows leaked, and it had 2 different climate systems, one of which didn't work. […] While this would be fine in a discount hotel, it is only slightly cheaper than the Red Lion next door which has significantly better accommodations. In addition to that, we were not warned that there would be a loud church service being held in the room directly across from ours on Sunday. We would not stay here again. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
The location is right next to the tram which is perfect for quick commutes around the city and downtown. Though the walls are thin and the hotel itself is pretty old, the staff are really nice and know a lot about where you can go in the city. You definitely get what you pay for so I would say it's a perfect location for travelers who don't need much […] more than a bed and shower. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Near Public Transit"
Choose this hotel based on proxoty of Max Light rail from airport Very convenient location. To downtown in minutes using Portland's Light rail.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Good price 4 blazers if u can sleep through train"
Stayed at this hotel for Blazers game twice. first time felt it was great for the price second time we slept on the other side of the hotel and had to listen to the train pass by every 10 minutes for the whole night. Request room on the other side of tracks if possibleGenuine Expedia guest review
"Old facility needs updated badly."
Staff was great. The room and rest of facility was old and worn. Our room had a hole in the Ceiling that was repaired with just a piece of wood. The wallpaper was peeling. The elevator made horrible a noise and smelled. Carpets were very worn.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Run Down. Things broken and grimy. Room stifling,"
Really dingy. Dismal. Inadequately stocked. Ice machine broken.Genuine Expedia guest review
"easy access to downtown"
This place is perfect if your looking for something affordable and with easy access to down town . We used it as a place to sleep after a couple pubs and a show. If you want a bell hop and concierge go someplace else.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Good for the price"
The balconies don't open and the entire hotel is non smoking, so that sucked. But overall it was a good value for the money.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"A lesson learned"
Chose this hotel with price in mind and basically got what I paid for. The room had an "odd" smell to it, it was hard to heat up the room, and the lighting in the room was poor. Our room was off the MAX, so first thing the morning we heard the train running.. Lesson learned...Genuine Hotels.com guest review
The staff was friendly, courteous. The room was nice size, very clean and very comfortable king bed and the price was extremely reasonable. The elevators, hallways and outside of the hotel are badly in need of renovation.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Excellent location, bad condition"
Location right across from Convention Center is hard to beat but if you can afford to pay more or stay further I would recommend to do it. Beds were the only good thing - comfortable and relatively new. But overall it is noisy (trams line is very close), smelly, shabby. I also found black tie under the table in my room which you cannot miss if you vacuum […] the floor. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Good for just planning to sleep"
We chose the hotel for its proximity to downtown, it met that expectation. The hotel itself was kind of run down, but the beds we're comfy and the room was plenty spacious. Pillows were a little flat - I'd bring my own. According to the manager, they had purchased the hotel a month before we stayed, and they were trying to save up revenue to begin renovations. […] Given a few months, I'd stay there again. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice stay"
Great location - easy to get from/to airport, lots of places to eat within walking distance, safe neighborhood. The carpet in a room was stained, but you can't change carpet every time after nasty people! The bathtub wasn't suitable for the bath, but OK to take a shower. Beds are comfy, got a good night rest. If you are planning just to spend a night […] there - it's good for the money (under $65) Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
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Following the post-event press conference at "Fedor vs. Silva" on Saturday night, I was able to get a couple minutes with Strikeforce CEO Scott Coker, who ran down his thoughts on the insanity we'd all just witnessed — as well as some other big topics swirling around his promotion. To summarize:
- Coker still feels that Fedor Emelianenko's heart is still in competing, mainly because the first round of his fight against Antonio Silva wasn't a total blowout. (By the way, a draw after two rounds? That second round was a clear 10-8 for Silva in my opinion, and the first round wasn't a clear-cut win for Fedor either.)
- Whatever Andrei Arlovski does next is up to his camp, but Coker doesn't sound too enthusiastic about putting him in the cage again.
Read More DIGG THIS13 Feb 2011 11:10:09 AM
(Somehow, "Ostentatious Jacket of Crushing Defeat" just doesn't have the same ring to it. PicProps: Strikeforce)
If Saturday night truly turns out to be Fedor Emelianenko's swan song in mixed martial arts, the saddest part will be that we had to watch him go out on a live Strikeforce broadcast that can only be described as a terrible abortion. I mean, holy shit that was bad. From Gus Johnson showing up dressed as a beautiful woman to the horribly awkward interviews with Fedor/Gina Carano to the dreadfully anticlimactic end to the main event to the announce team desperately trying to close the show ad-libbing about Sergei Kharitonov – "He looked like a young Fedor!" Johnson said (Editor's note: No, he didn't) — it pretty much couldn't have been any worse. And that doesn't even begin to consider the fact that Emelianenko lost to a guy who just almost lost to Mike Kyle.
Even still, we're going to avoid going full-on, tearful retrospective for a bit here. Though the man himself hinted that "maybe it's time to leave" during his postfight interview it could have just been the initial depression and lingering effects of so many blows to the head talking. Give Fedor some time to get back to the Sport Palace and whip up on some pre-pubescent sambo white belts – and let Vadim Finkelstein start dropping hints about how that mortgage ain't gonna pay itself – and it's possible we could see "The Last Emperor" take at least one more bite of the MMA apple. No matter what though, we've likely witnessed the last of him as a top heavyweight, maybe even as a relevant one. For a lot of us, that's a frightening reality, but one we must confront. Here are 10 questions that come immediately to mind about about our Fedor-less future …
Read More DIGG THIS13 Feb 2011 09:22:54 AM
'Nuff said.
Being a judge for Strikeforce events must be the easiest gig in town. You can say what you will about their matchmaking, but—Challengers series aside—their last 13 consecutive televised fights have ended without tallying up the scorecards. Strikeforce has been steadily building its reputation as a promotion that puts on exciting fights, if not always competitive ones. And while the general public will gravitate toward the action, exciting fights are something that any promotion can deliver on any given night. That's why last night's event was about so much more to Strikeforce. It was about bringing back the energy and momentum of the tournament format. It was about distancing themselves from the pack and making a name for themselves as the promotion that takes risks and carves their own path. So, did the gamble pay off? Let's break it down.
Read More DIGG THIS11 Feb 2011 09:06:54 AM
(Would James Toney have bothered to try MMA and would Dana have signed the aging boxer if this happened?)
In an effort to mix things up around here and to give you something more to do on Fridays than hide from your boss and play solitaire, we're going to start running a weekly "What if…" Photoshop feature series to make you contemplate a bit. The theme is simple: What could the results have been if facets of the history of the sport happened differently than they did.
If you have an idea or a 'shop you want to submit to be featured on Friday, send it to email@example.com.
Check out more 'What Ifs" after the jump.
Read More DIGG THIS11 Feb 2011 07:15:52 AM
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Tomorrow night in New Jersey, Strikeforce will launch a tournament that will either establish the promotion as innovative big-dogs of the MMA industry — and arguably produce the #1 heavyweight fighter in the world when the dust has settled — or invite even more ridicule when the thing goes tits-up. Who knows how it'll play out? Right now, all we can say is that Fedor Emelianenko is fighting this weekend (and coming back from the first loss of his career), and that's a pretty major event in itself.
Weigh-ins for 'Strikeforce: Fedor vs. Silva' go down today at the IZOD Center in East Rutherford, NJ, beginning at 5 p.m. ET. The event is open to the public, and will be televised on a live episode of Inside MMA. HD Net will also be broadcasting the preliminary card tomorrow beginning at 8 p.m. ET, featuring TUF 12 vet Marc Stevens against John Cholish, and Igor Gracie vs. John Salgado.
Come back to CagePotato.com tomorrow night for round-by-round results from the Showtime broadcast, beginning at 10 p.m. ET.
Read More DIGG THIS10 Feb 2011 15:18:54 PM
("Although he always wondered what it tasted like, Fedor couldn't bring himself to accept Alistair's offer to try horse meat.")
Nothing we can say about this photo from yesterday's Strikeforce fan and media day is funnier than the photo itself. At any rate, go ahead and give us your best caption and the funniest one will receive one of our imaginary legendary Cage Potato t-shirts.
Read More DIGG THIS10 Feb 2011 12:20:33 PM
(My God. I keep expecting Silva to do this to him. / Photo courtesy of MMA.us)
By Anton Gurevich
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Fedor Emelianenko will make his long-anticipated return to Mixed Martial Arts this weekend, facing none other than Brazilian heavy-hitter Antonio "Bigfoot" Silva. The fight will open the Strikeforce Heavyweight Grand Prix, as the winner is expected to advance into the semi-finals against either Alistair Overeem or Fabricio Werdum.
The fight between Emelianenko and Antonio Silva is another classic "Fedor Fight." Once again, "The Last Emperor" is facing a significantly larger opponent, who looks physically superior to the Russian. Silva will be four inches taller than Fedor, and probably around 45 pounds heavier. On top of that, Bigfoot will enjoy a huge eight-inch reach advantage, which could be a deadly tool during the fight.
Read More DIGG THIS10 Feb 2011 05:44:32 AM
(Antonio Silva is fascinated by Fabricio Werdum's freakishly normal-sized chin.)
Photos and text by Matthew Kaplowitz
Strikeforce has graced the East Coast with their presence throughout this week, as the hype machine for their massive heavyweight grand prix is in full flux. Starting on Tuesday with a meet-and-greet for fans at the Roseland Ballroom in Midtown Manhattan with all eight of the tournament fighters, and continuing on Wednesday downtown with their press conference, Strikeforce is leaving their imprint on the tri-state area, informing natives of New York and New Jersey that the business of MMA has more than three letters.
This journalist/nerd was in the house for their press conference, which saw not only all members of the tournament, but the reserve fighters as well, packed into the swank Lighthouse 61 at Chelsea Piers, the skyline of New York dramatically posed behind them. Personally, I was excited to see that Strikeforce was feeding the reporters, and quite well at that, but even more exciting was the realization that this epic tournament was happening in my area. With MMA still illegal in New York, and very few big shows coming to neighboring states, having Saturday's event a thirty-minute drive from The Big Apple was bound to help shed some light on how much of an impact MMA can have on the NY economy.
Read More DIGG THIS9 Feb 2011 11:55:56 AM
("See my to-do list? It say, 'translate stupid question from plaid-shirted American.' Now I have done.")
Man, Fedor Emelianenko's translator Tanya really needs her own CBS sitcom. It would be called $#*! My Russian MMA Legend Says, Which I Am Paid to Summarize in English. Throw in a bearded wacky neighbor, and you've got yourself a hit. More Tanyariffic physical comedy from Fedor's last 'MMA Hour' appearance is after the jump, courtesy of Fightlinker.
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Agogos: Dark Places in Pattaya
Agogos are meant to be dancing parlors, but in reality they are not. If you are colored ( brownish skin) from any country, I strongly advise you to keep away from Agogos especially those in Soi 6 Soi 13, beach road and Buakao area.
Most of these Agogos are owned by European farangs and have special purposes:
1- first of all, these Agogos are meeting stations between the farang boss and some of the local officials; most of the deals are done here and of course Thai officials are entertained generously by the farang owner. They dont mind farang customers but certainly not people from the Middle East or Asia.
2- Some Agogos provide short time sex rooms for some senior European farangs; this is illegal in Pattaya but there are rooms hired on short time bases for that purpose. You may get a chance to do it if you go with some farang friends but no way they allow you to hire a room if you go alone.
3- Whatever is unavailable outside can be obtained in most Agogos and this will include drugs illicit medicines and more. For these reasons, they only allow European farangs in.
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Club Nevada: The Biker Bar
Nevada Bar is the place where the local Hog riders hang out. The music is loud, but not as loud as when these guys were young. There are ladies dancing in all stages of undress, and there are the bikers. This is not the bad biker bar that Hell's Angels would call home, but a much tamer venu.
You will find the bikers here are mostly Americans or Aussies. You can see their bikes parked outside. They all belong to the local club and they are all friendly guys who will buy you a beer before you can think to buy one yourself. Overall, not a bad place to stop, make some friends, and enjoy a beer with the owner, Lou.
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The notorious soi 6 or soi Yodsak can be a little bit of a shock for many visiting this road for the first time trying to walk this road is not easy especially with many girls screaming and try to crab you. This street have mostly closed air conditioned beer bars from both sides of the road
Shenanigans: Irish Pub
Shenanigans Irish Pub is a good place to go for a few beers without being hasseled by bargirls.Decorated in the Irish pub fashion with big comfortable sofas you can sink into.Excellent Irish breakfast - the full monty, plus a free Cappuccino refill .You can also have a quiet dinner, drinks chatting and watching football on the big screen or smaller TVs scattered around the pub.Friendly good service here.
They are moving to a bigger place across the road in August 2007.Related to:- Beaches
FLB Bar: A safe and sane hostess bar with good coffee
FLB is a Hostess bar with a difference. You can go in and get a cold beer, hot coffee or anything in between. Yes they have a lot of women, and a rather good live band, but they will not bother you. It is against their rules to bother the patrons, unless they signal that they would like to talk to one of the ladies.
The owner, Martin is well known to all the guys who come here for an evening beer every day. He is freindly and helpful. Want to know more or need help getting around town? The locals hang out here and they love to help a newbie. Maybe they will invite you on one of their frequent bar crawls.
The other unique think here is the clean toilets with real toilet paper.
Dress Code: None,Related to:- Budget Travel
Coyotee's: The best Go Go bar in Pattaya
Coyotee Agogo Bar is above the normal standard set by the other agogo bars in Pattaya, the girls there are young and most of them are stunners.
Fantastic shows inclusive of all the different shows found in other agogo bars in Pattaya..
The whole place is pink and there are bars on 2 levels!
I went there twice when I was in Pattaya and I was very pleasantly shocked both times. ;-P
Those who go to Pattaya should go to this place at least one time to experience the atmosphere...great party atmosphere!!
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Pattaya's homosexual community enjoys an unprecedented amount of tolerance considering the region. But discretion still is the rule. We walked into the super gay area of Boyztown, photographed on a rainy day. This must be a Valhalla for gays and we heard the Kathoey Cabaret is one of the best. So we went back in the heat of the night to the Boyz-Boyz-Boyz Club. Well, not all of the performers are transvestites or transgenders, but the show is phantastic, amazing.
It is bizarre, too, to watch all kind of guys, walking on the catwalk before and after the Kathoey Cabaret performance. In a row they take some poses and show their nearly naked, worked-out bodies, only dressed in underwear with a number on it. Guess why ...
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Brewery House: Thai brewery
From few year you can found local brewery in Pattaya like Bavaria House on second road, Hopf brewery on beach road and the brewery house in the Central festival a large dpt store on second road. Live music and a choice of 3 beer Dark, lager and white.
Dress Code: liev music and good beer.Related to:- Beer Tasting
Marine disco: Famous disco
Marine bar disco is still one or the most know disco in Pattaya. Of course it's not the center point as it was on the 80-90 s. The closed time is like many other disco depending on the police control. Hollywood on the south or X'zyte on Sai 3 are also well know.
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Too many to remember: The Go Go bars
This is an example of one of the hundreds of go go bars in Pattaya. A bunch of girls run around in their bikinis or panties and bras and dance while you kick back and get drunk. What more can a single guy ask for?
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Bubpha Bar: more drinking til the sun comes up
This is another regular little bar that was next to my hotel. It was another good spot to hang out late at night since it was close to home. Plenty of foreigners and pretty women to play with here too.
Dress Code: Anything you want to wear is good to go here.Related to:- Singles
Red Lion: Drinking till the sun comes up
This is just your average bar in Thailand. It just so happened to be right across the street from my hotel, so I'd go there once I was done partying up on walking street. I felt safer there since it was right next to where I lived. I met a few cool foreigners to shoot the *** with, and there were plenty of girls to talk to and play with.
Dress Code: You probably don't even need shorts in this joint. just bring money for brew and you're good to go.Related to:- Singles
Everywhere: STREET FOOD
The later the hour, the more streetfood stalls appear it seems.
I loved it but be selective as the locals are partial to deep fried scorpions and bugs.
I preferred to choose the kebab sticks and hot dogs and paid 10 Baht per stick, just the job!
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Peppermint Palace: Happy Hour
Situated in Walking Street, go up the escalators and you're in the Peppermint Palace.
Highly recommend this bar for its happy hour which includes the mixer drinks 2 for the price of 1( usually they aren't included).
Cabaret inside is geared for the men with lovely Thai girls in a variety of uniforms and bikinis.
Drinks are average price for Pattaya which makes the happy hour such good value.
Non threatening environment, many female tourists inside with their partners.
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Nightlife.... Well err... it's famous in Pattaya!
Pattaya is known for it's nightlife... once upon a time not so long ago Pattaya was just a little seaside community and then before you knew it, people were flocking to Pattaya.
There are bars on bars in this place. In fact at nightime, the traveller is spoilt for choice on where he or she wants to go. Pattaya is known for it's prostitution and unfortunately many a man has fallen in love with a Thai lady seducing him with all her charms. I like the Thai people but it is sad how some of the woman have to go into a trade such as this. They are often supporting families, children, husbands, mothers, fathers, grandparents... The wages are very low in Thailand so to any Thai bar girl a farang (foreign) man is certainly worth getting to know. Some men end up having relationships with these girls only for a night, a week, a month or even keep in touch with girls long after they leave Thailand. Some come back hoping to see their girls again only to find out that their girl has got a new man, sometimes you hear of marriages and some girls go off and join their new husbands in a new life to somewhere far off away from their families. This is the reality and it is sad. A good book to read all about it "Hello my big big Honey" which gives the reader a candid look at life from a prostitutes point of view through letters to her man and letters from the men to the girls.
Dress Code: The dress code for westerners is generally pretty casual, however the Bar girls will dress up if you are taking them out in little bitty teeny weeny outfits complete with high heels. They may look cute to some in Thailand but outside to the rest of the world maybe a bit tardy, a bit too much and maybe a bit too overdone.Related to:- Beer Tasting
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My GF loves the show, so I watch it. Yes the weapon discipline is terrible. But it's amazing how great of a shot they are. Always hit the arm or leg of suspects.
The thing that i'm concerned with the show is the how people are deprived of their rights, but it's always for the greater good. I don't think this is a good image to be shown. It starts people thinking that it's a good thing to do.
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I've seen every episode of both runs.
Great show.
A few tactical boo~boos but, for the most part it's pretty spellbinding. I'm planning my week around not missing 24 these days.
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It's a fairly good show. I watched the first couple of episodes in teh first season, but I never watched it again until last season.
I do wish "Jack" would learn a correct handgun grip technique, but Sutherland is Canadian afterall. :)
There are lots of questionable tactics on the show. I laughed at the episode this year when they thought they had the POTUS killer in a basement parking area but failed to block the exit with anything more than a single wooden baracade.
I enjoy 24 as well....but I'm tired of the "mole in CTU" angle.
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Keep your eyes on Edger this season, i'm getting a weird vibe from him, i think he just might be this years mole.
IM getting a vibe from edgar but not a bad one. You have to think that he hasnt saved the day ever. Maybe he will.
On the other hand Chloe could be bad. Saw an interview with Kiefer and he mentioned someone that was good and in the past seasons is going to go bad.
Maybe his daughter? YOu have to think CTU killed her dad. Id be one pissed off mofo. LOL.
I think Edgar and Chloe will become an item by the end of the show....
I don't want to imagine the honeymoon....brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!
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"I think Edgar and Chloe will become an item by the end of the show...."
I'd like to see a hot video of that.
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Is that a fat guy joke??Originally Posted by Miggy
Time for me to chime in.
I thought that before I even looked at this thread! How can people like us not like the show?Yes its a dumb question! LOL.
I usualy get the compleat season after its released on DVD. Waching every episode on T.V. is imposible cause of work. I also like The Shild, and The Wire also.
Chloe is alright, but Michelle is HOT!!! I would blow Tony the trator away, just to get a chance at her.
Always wanted to check it out after Rush said it is awesome. Just haven't gotten around to it. Not much interests me on TV anymore. If it weren't for ESPN, History channel, TV Land, and maybe a couple of others I would probably get rid of cable, and I REFUSE to watch reality TV. Whatever happened to good old fashioned values on TV? You know, the kind that you don't have to turn off the TV if your 10 year old walks into the room.
Not many TV show keep me interested, but 24 does. Jack to me is the "average" guy. The character has given up every thing in his life to save the country, and is for the most part been kicked to the curb.
I must be getting more cynical in my older age but, good guys seam to finish last. Even in real life.
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FOREIGN currency, travel insurance, tickets to Disneyland, car tax, television licences, mobile-phone top-ups—not forgetting the stamps—are some of the products that the Post Office will sell you these days. A new one has now joined them: personal loans, with motor insurance and a credit card to come.
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Politics and the "DotNet" Generation
Not only is there evidence of a reawakening of young people to public life, but today's youth are politically distinctive in many ways.
Pew Hispanic Center Survey of Mexicans Living in the U.S. on Absentee Voting in Mexican Elections
Strict requirements, insufficient information about registration procedures and lack of public interest hobbled Mexico's first effort to conduct absentee voting among its more than ten million adult citizens living in the United States.
The Latino Population and the Latino Electorate
The nation's 35 million Hispanics comprise nearly 13 percent of the population. However, there are a far smaller number of Hispanic voters.