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Hello friends, I am planning to stay in a riad in Marrakech soon. I would like to know if you have ever had any adventures in one or more riads with the owner or employees. If so, could you send me the names of these riads in a private message? I am interested. Thank you! 

These are perfect examples of your obsessively sticking to your "beliefs," in complete disregard to actual facts. I gave your references to sources which showed that only a small minority (about 5%) of Japanese agreed with the farmer's decision, yet you still deny it--without showing any evidence to the contrary, disputing my reference, of course. To you, if you believe it, it's a fact, regardless of what surveys at the time showed. All of the other arguments used to support the farmer's decision were also proven to be factually wrong: (1) It was alleged that I couldn't understand the reluctance of the farmer to sell the property because the US is only 250 years old, and this land has been held in the family for centuries. I then gave references proving that the land was given to those farmers towards the end of the US administration of Japan, in the early 1950s. That farmer would, in fact be born around the time his family received that land. (2) Proponents said that his stubbornness was something unique to Japanese culture--which I couldn't possibly understand. I disproved this with dozens of examples of similar hard-headed landowners from around the globe who tried to hold out for a better payout and later regretted it. In fact, I gave references that stubbornness and self-centered attitudes are actually antithetical to Japanese culture. Of course, there's also the fact that almost all of the other farmers sold their land to support the theory that stubbornness is not a traditional Japanese value (not a surprise to anyone who knows anything about Japanese culture).  The most glaring and unequivocal example of your refusal to look at facts is the circumcision example, however. Parents are free to make their own choices, of course. They usually base their decisions on the father's status. However, the science is indisputable, as shown by the references I provided. The medical benefits of circumcision outweigh the risks. This is NOT a matter of opinion. It's a proven fact. Of course, as always, you provided no evidence to counter the scientific findings. Merely stating that the majority of parents choose not to circumcise their boys is not scientific evidence of anything. Like Trump and RFK, Jr., you simply assert that belief is more important than fact. 

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Hello all, Newby here.  I was in Hua Hin recently, and was approached on Grindr by a guy working in a massage shop.  I decided to visit, just to take a look from afar to see how it was and I liked what I saw so I gave it a go.  There were 2 guys and 2 girls there at the time doing foot massage for a variety of customers.  It looked good and professional rather than an out and out sex-place.  Both guys (including the one who had approached me on grindr) seemed quite cute, clearly gay, and rather flirty when they saw me outside. I took a 90 minute oil massage which was better than I had expected and was offered "special" at the end, (which I certainly had expected jusdging by his flirty smilies). The place is called K&M Healthy Massage, and is just to the south of the train station - walkable from the centre of town.  I'd certainbly go again. I thought I'd mention it in case anyone is heading there and likes a decent quality "normal" massage with a happy ending, and was wondering if there's anything in town.