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MadMassy
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Whats going on ? Ticket price goes up? WTF!
350 for 1 drink!!!!!!!!!! 
Guess I will give this place a miss next time in Bkk.
Ah well!
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Thai Girls : Meet Sexy Thai Girls
Posted on: 4:08 am on Mar. 14, 2007
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bkkz
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And you don't even get a Heineken for that. Apparently they won't even let me change it for a heineken even if I offered to pay the difference. I had to buy a Heineken at the full price of 230 B!
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Bangkok Women : Meet Sensual Bangkok Women
Posted on: 4:17 am on Mar. 14, 2007
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Vikingblood
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Are the VIC cards still 25.000 baht?
If so thats a good option.
I can bring 5 ladys each time for free.
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Thai Girls : Meet Sexy Thai Girls
Posted on: 9:13 am on Mar. 14, 2007
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bustyboy
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Yesterday I made a big mistake...
I went to CM2.
This is the mistake.
I have not been there for at least 1 year. Half is closed for renovation. Packed at 12.30. Same band that sucks. 2/3 of middle east and indian customers. No offense guys but we usually do not share the same tastes for entertainement. It seems also that we do not share the same tastes for chicks: only below average girls. Plenty of friendly and smiling russians.
This place is heading down, at least for western farangs.
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Bangkok Girls : Meet Sexy Bangkok Girls
Posted on: 8:21 pm on May 19, 2007
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rickyinbkk
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Quote: from bustyboy on 10:06 am on May 20, 2007
''Busty boy''.. now that name reminds me of something. some of the best busts on a TG that you can find are in cm2. some natural, but mostly silicone.
One of the biggest ''NATURAL'' beauties among cm2 regulars regards me as her Godfather since I once helped her with sorting her case with the Police on a very crazy night. God knows why, but makes me very uneasy getting a tittyjob from her. She thinks its her duty to make me happy, while I wish I have nothing to do with her, but for those titties.. Bustyboy just rekindled some good and some bad memories.
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Thai Women : Meet Matured Thai Women
Posted on: 3:50 am on May 22, 2007
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stefano
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bustyboy you are right. CM2 sucks now. too many russians. WTF! are we in russia or in thailand. besides, the ticket to get it is too much now. I used to love the place but they are not doing a good job. last time I was there a couple of months ago, about 9.45pm, the staff knows me well as I stay at the hotel often for business, and I wanted to have dinner, they made pay the f***ing entry ticket to go have dinner because it was too late.....can you believe? I miss the beautiful thai girls I meet in there in the last 3 years, but even that has gone down and the quality is not the same. I guess we will survive without CM2....
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Bangkok Women : Meet Beautiful Thai Girls
Posted on: 2:54 pm on June 15, 2007
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stefano
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is there another place to go, similar to the old CM2, with good looking thai girls for western farangs?
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Bangkok Girls : Meet Attractive Thai Girls
Posted on: 3:16 pm on June 15, 2007
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Oldtimer
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Went to CM2 about five years ago. The band was poor and the first couple of TGs I confronted stuck their noises up in the air.
Thus Oldtimer tends to stick to other venues eg. Nana, Cowboy, Patpong (yes still after almost 40 years), a couple of G Clubs, Soi 33,and whatever one can pick up in MBK, three jazz clubs, Q Bar, Siam, or elsewhere. That's the great joy of BKK, if the right fish ain't biting, one just pulls up the anchor and sail away elsewhere (usually on the back of a soi motor taxi).
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Thai Girls : Meet Active Thai Girls
Posted on: 8:39 pm on June 15, 2007
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bkkz
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Gays take on Novotel in club row
Global campaign planned as hotel is accused of barring transvestites
Gay-rights advocates plan to launch a global boycott against a high-end Bangkok hotel after it barred a transvestite from its nightclub.
Nikorn Arthit, president of Bangkok Rainbow Organi-sation, said yesterday that a campaign called "Novotel - No Homosexual" would soon be started through an online network of "third gender" groups.
The campaign is to fight back against the Novotel Siam Square after it banned a transvestite from entering its Concept CM2 Club.
"It is fine if you ban gays and transvestites, but you have to pay the price," Nikorn said.
The controversy sprang
to media attention when Sutthirat Simsiriwong, a transvestite who is a local brand manager for a French cosmetics firm, was told he could not enter the club last Friday.
A cross-dressing Sutthirat said his ID card was checked by club staff. Once the staff found that the card identified him as "Mr", he was not allowed entry, even though he went there with a VIP guest of the club.
"The staff said it is hotel policy to not allow katoey to enter," he claimed.
The word "katoey" is loosely used in Thailand to describe cross-dressers and transgender people.
The hotel, part of the Accor Group, yesterday issued a press statement signed by its executive general Michael Thomas denying the accusation.
Though admitting that Sutthirat was barred from entry, Thomas said the refusal was not part of the club's entry policy and was not supported by its management. He said the club regularly supported the gay community by hosting Mardi Gras, gay beauty pageants and singing contests.
"The unfortunate incident was an isolated instance of
an error in judgement aris-ing from non-conformity of the official ID on the part of the door staff involved in
the altercation with Mr Sutthirat," Thomas said.
He did not say what the staff told Sutthirat. He said customer-service training for CM2 staff would be undertaken. He also said the process to check ID cards of the club's guests was for security reasons.
Sutthirat yesterday flied a complaint to Human Rights Commissioner Naiyana Sup-apung, who said she would investigate the case.
After his fate was publicised, many transvestites called Sutthirat and told him they had received similar treatment from CM2 staff.
"If the hotel wants to ban katoey, it should show a clear sign and we would not go to be treated like this," he said.
Nikorn believed the incident was based on the hotel's policy to ban katoey but claimed it was not brave enough to declare its policy publicly.
He claimed a once-popular Silom nightclub was bankrupted within a month after putting up a sign reading "No homosexuals" on its door.
He wants CM2 to get a taste of its own medicine. "The club is not a popular place for katoey, but don't forget that big numbers of gay tourists come to Thailand," he said.
Nikorn said CM2 and other clubs probably did not realise the size of the gay market because many gay people cannot be recognised from their appearance.
- source: The Nation June 28th, 2007
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Thai Women : Meet Matured Thai Women
Posted on: 9:33 pm on June 27, 2007
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Oldtimer
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Good show. Oldtimer is shocked that CM2 would bann a well dressed katoey. After all they seem in be in most other discos these days, don't they?
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Bangkok Girls : Meet Attractive Thai Girls
Posted on: 10:21 pm on June 27, 2007
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