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Old 07-03-2017, 11:14 AM   #31
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Default Great Post! I recently had my first "Soapy Massage" in Bangkok...
I'm glad someone covered this because for years I'd never heard of a "soapy massage", recently I had my first soapy massage with an out-call masseur in Bangkok.

VERY intense experience, also, it's nice knowing that you're both clean! Not nearly as awkward as I expected to be.

I used "Absolute Angels Bangkok" for my Soapy Massage, apparently they're the most popular special massage & escort agency in Bangkok.

Either way, I had a great time and it wasn't to expensive so it's definitely worth trying out if you haven't already.

Next up... Nuru! :D
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Old 07-07-2017, 09:30 PM   #32
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I'm glad someone covered this because for years I'd never heard of a "soapy massage", recently I had my first soapy massage with an out-call masseur in Bangkok.

VERY intense experience, also, it's nice knowing that you're both clean! Not nearly as awkward as I expected to be.

I used "Absolute Angels Bangkok" for my Soapy Massage, apparently they're the most popular special massage & escort agency in Bangkok.

Either way, I had a great time and it wasn't to expensive so it's definitely worth trying out if you haven't already.

Next up... Nuru! :D
That sounds good. What/where is it?
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Old 07-24-2017, 04:15 PM   #33
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Sounds like a clever free advertising ploy to me

Apologies to PunterPiper if it's not
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Old 07-25-2017, 03:46 AM   #34
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Sounds like a clever free advertising ploy to me

Apologies to PunterPiper if it's not


You are right mate. It is. Admin removed another thread about the same place that was blatant advertising.

I did not remove this one coz it gave an idea of costs that obviously some people are prepared to pay. 12-20K per day



Mirkwood prices.


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