Have no Condor left in BKK so I'm staying at a hotel a few blocks away Khaosan Road. My Christmas present to myself, a fancy hotel, must cheer me up a bit before the New Year. Do not know exactly where in BKK I will celebrate the New Year. We'll see what happens.
It's fun to check out the blueberries makes BKK for the first time. They are completely blinded by everything that happens. Getting drunk and think they own the whole BKK. Last night the ambulance picked up two people during the three hours I sat and drank my beer. Almost feel sorry for them ;-)
I really like the sexual liberation that is in Thailand. Unfortunately there are hidden oppression against certain groups even in this country. Yesterday I had the pleasure of meeting two funny lady-boys, three lespiska ladies, we drank and enjoyed ourselves to the club closed. There is only one city I have experienced this in Europe, Amsterdam. I came in automatically think of Sweden. Would the lady-boys or transsexuals show up there on the streets like they do in Thailand so they would be beaten and mocked. Same shit happens in many EU countries and continents. So thumbs up for Thailand. Everyone has the right to be what they want to be.
When it's closing time at the clubs so will the cops and shows power and muscle. I personally think this is a little exaggerated. But that's how it is here. I do not know if King. Bhumibol Adulyadej. Has something to do with this. But I have some sympathy. There are over 15 million tourists only in BKK every year. All these plus all the residents who live here, the easily become unmanageable. Colloquial there are guards and police everywhere. Feels good, but I know that many of the police officers and residents here do not like foreigners. I have taste the racist whip many times. But now I understand some thai, easier to answer if someone is stupid. Oftats they get surprised and ashamed of his actions.
Bhumibol Adulyadej, officially regent name Rama IX, born December 5, 1927 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, is king of Thailand since 1946.
Police shut down Khaosan Road