Korean Bar Reports

[QUOTE=H Mobius]Thanks, sounds familiar, though I was not aware of inocs being free. I do remember Energix or something, a 3-shot series over a period of months.[/QUOTE]

Even Pamela Anderson has Hep C, I think.

[QUOTE=Domichow]Even Pamela Anderson has Hep C, I think.[/QUOTE]

Sorry I couldnt help myself after reading the post.

[QUOTE=Modelsearch10]Sorry I couldnt help myself after reading the post.[/QUOTE]


Classic. And it's ain't Vitamin C she spreading haha.

[QUOTE=H Mobius]Mayas used to be Cheers Station; I'm wondering where this Cheers Station is?

When visiting a girl in a bar, what is/are the modes of transmission for Hep B?

Thx[/QUOTE]Not sure which Cheers Station, the one in kalihi or the one that was on king st (old 7 kings). Would like more info on girls with hep b, like the girls at secrets, need to be aware and stay away from girls that have something.

As for info on hep b, best to google search info as sometimes there has been false info, best to not be led on by someone saying one thing.

Found this on one site:

Transmission: Contact with infectious blood, semen, and other body fluids from having sex with an infected person, sharing contaminated needles to inject drugs, or from an infected mother to her newborn.

So I'm guessing kissing, etc. Could be a way of giving it to someone else.

[QUOTE=Member 69]Not sure which Cheers Station, the one in kalihi or the one that was on king st (old 7 kings). Would like more info on girls with hep b, like the girls at secrets, need to be aware and stay away from girls that have something.

As for info on hep b, best to google search info as sometimes there has been false info, best to not be led on by someone saying one thing.

Found this on one site:

Transmission: Contact with infectious blood, semen, and other body fluids from having sex with an infected person, sharing contaminated needles to inject drugs, or from an infected mother to her newborn.

So I'm guessing kissing, etc. Could be a way of giving it to someone else.[/QUOTE]Hep can be passes by and body fluid, vomit, coughong, saliva, sneeze, urine, feces, food, drinks, dirty glasses, dirty, handles, forks, spoons,etc

I do deeply apologize for the miscommunication in my last report. Just checked with my friend and he says "it was not Hep-B but something else. He decline to say what but just as bad he says. He will not mention names.

He is taking several antibiotics and other Rx.

Working on next report.

[QUOTE=Idomama2]I do deeply apologize for the miscommunication in my last report. Just checked with my friend and he says "it was not Hep-B but something else. He decline to say what but just as bad he says. He will not mention names.

He is taking several antibiotics and other Rx.

Working on next report.[/QUOTE]

Be cautious and be safe.

- Gonorrhea is tackled with a course of antibiotics or antimicrobial, but if left alone can result in Pelvic Inflammatory Disease, scarring to the urethra and infertility.

- Chlamydia is tackled by a week on doxycycline or a single dose of azithromycin, but can cause damage to the reproductive system in women and infertility in men.

- Syphilis is tackled with a course of penicillin (or alternate antibiotic for those with allergies), but this will not tackle any of the damage done to the eyes, brain, nervous system, joints, heart or bones in the later stages of the STD. Untreated Syphilis can even kill the patient.

[QUOTE=Domichow]Be cautious and be safe.

- Gonorrhea is tackled with a course of antibiotics or antimicrobial, but if left alone can result in Pelvic Inflammatory Disease, scarring to the urethra and infertility.

- Chlamydia is tackled by a week on doxycycline or a single dose of azithromycin, but can cause damage to the reproductive system in women and infertility in men.

- Syphilis is tackled with a course of penicillin (or alternate antibiotic for those with allergies), but this will not tackle any of the damage done to the eyes, brain, nervous system, joints, heart or bones in the later stages of the STD. Untreated Syphilis can even kill the patient.[/QUOTE]

LUCKily ALL of these are cureable. Lets all be thankful for that.... NOW if more people would get tested more often and be more careful maybe we could lessen the chances of getting this shit in the first place! Hell I have been tested 3 times in the last 8 months and I dont make love without the glove ... with providers anyway! most of the time ....

Everyone, please... As Jackson has stated, this board is NOT the place to preach safe sex, but to report on the providers in Honolulu. If you believe someone to be infected or something, then report it... But there is no need to express the desire we all wear condoms, or get tested, etc. Everyone here already knows the risks involved.

It's not the last post I'm referring to, but rather a lot of posts across all threads lately.

Thanks!

We should have it our way. Every man for himself.

Two Kalihi bars change back to the original names. The first is Cheers Station and the second is CK Lounge. Any info why the bars change to the original names and any info on the girls at these bars. The nice ones to talk to, the ROBS, and etc.

Thanks BH2

[QUOTE=Idomama2]I do deeply apologize for the miscommunication in my last report. Just checked with my friend and he says "it was not Hep-B but something else. He decline to say what but just as bad he says. He will not mention names.

He is taking several antibiotics and other Rx.

Working on next report.[/QUOTE]Did your friend catch it from a bar girl? Would be good to know, better to stay away from the girls that are trouble or have something.

[QUOTE=Booty Hunter 2]Two Kalihi bars change back to the original names. The first is Cheers Station and the second is CK Lounge. Any info why the bars change to the original names and any info on the girls at these bars. The nice ones to talk to, the ROBS, and etc.

Thanks BH2[/QUOTE]

They should come up with a new name - where is this Cheers Station now?

From previous posts, seems the ms's try to take over a bar and it doesn't work out.

When Brian the bartender at Camelot was at Evergreen/Niagara, he said bars are required to make sufficient profit, or they have to change names, something to that effect.

Though there are girls who are ROBs to one guy but not to another, nowadays it's a shorter list of who Aren't ROBs.

Example: Yujin at what is now Golden Bell (formerly Eclipse) - known ROB. I tried her and sure enough, she sucks them down. But I saw her sit with a guy for a long time and it was a good 20 to 30 minutes between drinks.

Possibly that guy had already established himself with her (long-time around-the-block plenny times customer), or possibly he was slipping her the cash without getting a drink (she keeps the whole 0.2 and doesn't need to keep getting up to go to the bar, cuz that's hard work; Linda at Evergreen used to do that for me).

[QUOTE=Booty Hunter 2]Two Kalihi bars change back to the original names. The first is Cheers Station and the second is CK Lounge. Any info why the bars change to the original names and any info on the girls at these bars. The nice ones to talk to, the ROBS, and etc.

Thanks BH2[/QUOTE]Most MS's keep the name with them wherever they go. When June (Cheer's Station) moved to where 7Kings was, she used the name there, then the Kalihi spot changed names. Now June is back in Kalihi so she changes the name back to Cheer's and Maya's takes over the 7Kings/Cheer's spot and calls it Maya's.

[QUOTE=Booty Hunter 2]Two Kalihi bars change back to the original names. The first is Cheers Station and the second is CK Lounge. Any info why the bars change to the original names and any info on the girls at these bars. The nice ones to talk to, the ROBS, and etc.

Thanks BH2[/QUOTE]Cheerstation is still cheerstation- same location, same mama, same veterans and some recycled girls from the town bars. They had a grand openning this past week but called it an anniversary party. Even brought in a small band for entertainment this past Thursday.

I guess nicole (rob) moved back to here from mayas.