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05-11-2009, 02:24 PM
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Will in in HCM staying at LEDUY Hotel ( 6 ~ 8 /11 )
Will be good if anyone can chiong together or some guided f@@king experience. whether massage, KTV, fish tank, motorbike gals, cut hair all wanna try.... anyone ??? 
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05-11-2009, 03:08 PM
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Raverboy’s Survivor Vietnam Episode 1 - Cafe Om Hell
Raverboy’s Survivor Vietnam
Episode 1 – Café-Om Hell Preface This is the first episode of a mini-series created for SBF and its HCMC thread, started partly as a tribute to a well-known television series, partly to let our readers live vicariously through the little adventures of somebody who spent his 1st year living in HCMC discovering D1 and D3 and who has decided to spend his 2nd year discovering the ‘other world out there’. D4, D7, D8, D. Binh Thanh, D. Go Vap, D. Tan Binh, D. Thu Duc… This is for all you Viet-lovers out there… Don’t worry – here no tribal council one. Café-Om Hell Deep in the bowels of Ho Chi Minh City, in a part of the city little known even by the majority of the Vietnamese and conveniently forgotten by those who are resident to the area, there is a street… A long street… half of it isn’t even lit or asphalted. When it rains, it becomes little more than a dirty pot-holed dirt track. Be careful, as you can lose your bike’s front tire in some of these potholes! As you approach this street, you can see the planes coming in to land or taking off from Tan Son Nhat airport. You can even see the concrete wall of the airport’s compound, which seems enormous compared to the maze of little alleys/hems nearby. Half of this street is in Tan Binh District, half of it in Go Vap, but the division is of no matter, riding along this street you feel like you have stepped into a parallel universe… In the eerie darkness, there is no question what these small houses have in store – colourful muted fluorescent lighting, an empty storefront, a door leading into more darkness behind. A solitary girl or two sitting and waiting on plastic chairs in front. We counted at least 6-8 of these shop houses along the entire stretch, all of them are along the unlit and un-surphaced portion of the street. Despite the darkness, there was quite a bit of motorbike traffic although hardly anyone stopped. Neither did the girls call or wave out to the passers-by. We were 3 guys on 2 motorbikes. We made an initial recce ride through down the whole length of this street. Once we reached the other end, we contemplated stopping and trying one out. We turned back and started on a 2nd pass. By the time we stopped, we were way at the opposite end, exact point where we started. Sianzz, we decided to call it a night. OK, call us chicken, say we got no balls. But the potholes were too much. The quietness and darkness was too weird. Just as well… Several days later, we 3 met up again. My friend told me he had spoken to his regular xe-om rider about it. He thought we were crazy. Utterly mad. Apparently the café-oms here are notorious for one thing – you ride there, you park your bike, you go in, have your fun. After you finish, you pay up and get ready to leave, your bike is gone. Vanished. Nowhere to be found. What are you going to do next? Complain to Management? Call 911? Look for Cong An? Report to Better Business Bureau? Or deal with the 5 guys who have all of a sudden appeared from nowhere? Better brush up on your Vietnamese quick in order to bargain for your life. If you are successful, then you may bargain to buy your bike back. In this neck of the woods, you could vanish ... and they will never find you. …Just as well never go in… Disclaimer The above account is entirely fictitious of course  Note that name of street is witheld to protect the innocent. Neither SBF nor the author can be held liable for any damage, bodily harm, injury, theft or loss of life that may or may not be caused by attempting to replicate the events described therein. The reader does so entirely at his/her own risk.
Last edited by raverboy; 05-11-2009 at 03:36 PM.
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05-11-2009, 03:14 PM
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Joking joking joking It looks like this is becoming the place for INFO now and that other TCSS thread for the ones who want to chat back and forth. (To anyone new: there's another thread now that's more focused on banter, this one more for straight info) I guess food's ok.... after all if one doesn't eat food, one will not live long enough to have sex.
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05-11-2009, 03:48 PM
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Sat I got driver to send me to airport, so thanks for your offer. Cam on nhieu nhieu!
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05-11-2009, 06:15 PM
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Will be to HCMC next week after my virgin trip to HCMC last month.
Review from this thread and tried some place such MP and saloon. Since it's almost impossible to get FS in MP so will skip to visit MP in next trip, last time were to TULIP on D3 quite many FL there more than 20 with 5-6/10 look.90K dong for room and 500K dong for FS, any seniors can advise where recommend saloon with full service like TULIP in others area in HCMC? Million thanks Cheers
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05-11-2009, 10:57 PM
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 I alone will be there for biz trip, should be staying in sofitel ...  Unless the "cung" I found can speak mandarin ...
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05-11-2009, 10:58 PM
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Brilliant ... can I make the VIP card ... kekeke 
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05-11-2009, 11:12 PM
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greeting for big bros here..
posting newbie here as usually just lurking around.. will be going to hcmc for first time in dec... so i m still reading all these old post and seems a lot of good inputs here n there... just wanna say thanks in advance for all the efforts being put here.. hopefully can make the best of my trip in Dec ^^ as much as the other district seems tempting..as a first time tourist..i probably gonna stay in D-1 :P hoping won't be kena chopped that bad ^^
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06-11-2009, 12:55 AM
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now u got my attention on the barbar shop u mention... very cute.... good attitude..... ALLOWS 2 POPs!!!!! must bring me go leh. so many things to try, so little time haizz......cheers, eg
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06-11-2009, 12:59 AM
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. now must brush up my viet skill and find time to steal into viet again. cheers, eg
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06-11-2009, 09:37 AM
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Any advise for others salon have FJ service like TULIP in HCMC? Once again thank you Cheers
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06-11-2009, 10:25 AM
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06-11-2009, 10:56 AM
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Minimum 8 points to exchange. Sure return favour. If any person upped me and I have yet to return please pm me with your lastest URL. n-rd - TheDriverGuy
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06-11-2009, 12:11 PM
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Wa D7 & D8 sound so happening leh.
Flying to SG tomorrow. This time, I will explore these underrated districts. Hope to make a little contribution into the Hurricane list. Cant find any of these R&R places at D7 or D8 in the list except for this one only. Paradise Club 2 Add: 333, Nguyen Thi Tap Street, District 7, Ho Chi Minh City Is this a disco or KTV?
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