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  1. http://neurosciencenews.com/neuropharmacology-spinal-cord-paralysis-1598/ sorry but I find interest in developments in this area as an ground floor opportunity to usher in an actual treatment
  2. http://www.cnn.com/video/data/2.0/video/bestoftv/2014/10/21/sot-ath-paralyzed-man-walks-again-bbc-panorama.cnn.html
  3. Throw them Toy Boys bar but don't let them find out about Funny Boys. Most times Toy Boys are so few customers, glad they are getting some business and the boys having fun.
  4. DJ Station would be a must see (with it's nightly show always very good) but very packed week end nights. I find G.O.D. later at night more interesting at times. A lower nightly budget with longer stay is greatly encouraged.
  5. No, he did not die as far as I know. Just found this and thought it was an interesting read, remembering all his articles. Also thought it was interesting to see a picture of a guy I had read from afar for years.
  6. Vaguely remember reading his columns in the Bangkok Post http://bangkok.coconuts.co/2014/08/26/night-prowl-legendary-lechery-bernard-nite-owl-trink
  7. need a pic of the hot shirtless doorman...
  8. Just time to stock up the minibar for a private party...
  9. Actually ashamed that in almost 20 years I have not once gone to the Saphan Kwai area, if only for the gay Thai historical perspective. Same for Saranrom park. I should go and take pictures (where possible), before it is all gone.
  10. my friend showed gratitude. After drinking with him for about a week straight, offing him nightly and giving him every other night the night off to himself ( after bar services not required with same tip ) I was invited to look at motorcycle at Tuk.com when he got sunglasses as a gift- I started getting the customer treatment instead of friend. All after only a week. Glad it didn't go much further/longer. I figured this was an early indicator of what was to come.
  11. ...shaving facial hair (twice monthly) - perhaps he meant elsewhere
  12. I don't see any direct reference to facial hair by CPFC,,,
  13. t0oL1

    Thais Smell

    As far as how they smell, I would rather smell a little of them and less of their soap.
  14. even if we were both "virgins" or disease free, it would only train the boy to have more unsafe sex, ultimately resulting in his demise.
  15. outstanding accomplishment on your weight loss.
  16. wow looks like someone is having an really adorable time
  17. Kind of a follow up to http://www.gaythailand.com/forums/topic/9533-single-men-targeted-upon-exit-from-usa/ Although this is usually encountered on your return, not departure. As such I thought I should keep it separate from the "exit" thread. Hell I don't even mind them searching my luggage anymore. But women customs agents are worse, thinking you have to answer to them on their inquisition of nosiness - usually met with deserving condescending look of boredom and amusement.
  18. found this article informative and interesting. doubt if I would try it though. also note this is upon arriving back in the USA. http://www.firstinternationalguide.com/usa/usa-immigration-and-citizenship/refusing-answering-questions-from-customs-and-border-protection-officers-when-re-entering-the-us.html “Why were you in China?” asked the passport control officer, a woman with the appearance and disposition of a prison matron. “None of your business,” I said. Her eyes widened in disbelief. “Excuse me?” she asked. “I’m not going to be interrogated as a pre-condition of re-entering my own country,” I said. This did not go over well. She asked a series of questions, such as how long I had been in China, whether I was there on personal business or commercial business, etc. I stood silently. She said that her questions were mandated by Congress and that I should complain to Congress instead of refusing to cooperate with her. She asked me to take one of my small bags off her counter. I complied. She picked up the phone and told someone I “was refusing to cooperate at all.” This was incorrect. I had presented her with proof of citizenship (a U.S. passport) and had moved the bag when she asked. What I was refusing to do was answer her questions. A male Customs and Border Protection officer appeared to escort me to “Secondary.” He tried the good cop routine, cajoling me to just answer a few questions so that I could be on my way. I repeated that I refused to be interrogated as a pre-condition of re-entering my own country. “Am I free to go?” I asked. “No,” he said. ..."
  19. BBB Inn would be more interesting at a time like this- 9:00 curfew. Kind of like a lock in party.
  20. been doing it wrong all these years http://www.nbcnews.com/health/aging/young-blood-restores-old-mice-n95816
  21. She's a portly woman of color?
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