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LAST FULL DAY Van is a "windmill" sleeper. Which means if he starts with his head toward the bed's headboard, he will be completely turned around by the morning. Over the years, I've learned to adapt - but at one point, I just got up and moved around to the other side of the bed. I was up early and decided to go to Starbucks and look for Michael's prince. If he's wasn't there, then a hot beverage will do. A hot beverage it was! Back at the Tarntawan, I checked the news online, flagged some emails that had dates that I'll add to my calendar once I'm home. If I enter them in Bangkok the dates will move by a day at home. (I know there is a workaround but this is easier). Van was up by nine. We showered together. He was hungry and so we went downstairs where he filled up. He told me he was happy to stay with me all day - mentioning we coud go shopping. I reminded him that I was heading out to meet a friend in an hour and would say goodbye then. Back in the room, he told me that work was hard, that he was getting older and was thinking of going bc to work in the clubs - I confirmed that this came up after he talked with Peter last night. I gave him a LT tip more for the memories and company. We left and I headed to Jim Thompson's to meet up with DivineMadman. We had planned to meet at Kika's for its gay friendly vibe, but it doesn't open early on Sunday. So Jim Thompson's cafe on Surawong became out fall back. I arrived a few minutes early and wandered around looking at the quality of the prices. Beautiful and so were some of the garments. We had a fun lunch, I can't remember what I had, but it was tasty. We were both happy to see that the dining area had a mixed crowd...I think we both were apprehenisve that it was a "ladies who brunch" spot, so happy to learn it wasn't. We caught up on friends who were due to be in Bangkok, news of things we follow, and of course, new massage places. And then it was time to go and DevineMadman knows the territory and disappeared out an unmarked door. I walked around a bit, but was somewhat bored. That ceased when I saw Toey was available for a massage at Amolir...pleasant way to fill in 90 minutes. Back at the hotel, I took a shower an changed...after all, one should be in good running order when about to meet Vinapu. We've messaged backed and forth but never had our Thai sojourns coincide. He was right on time for at our rendezvous, which was the lobby of the Tarntawan. We each gave a condensed version of how our visits were going, Spoon arrived a few minutes later and more catching up and sharing. It was here that I learned that Yoyo was a favorite for each one of us! At some point we headed out to Madrid for some food. Pizzas all around. We checked out the Patpong I clubs noting one had already closed since my May visit. We had decided on Moonlight to begin/maybe end our evenings. Please note I am refraining from reporting on comments or expressions made by Vinapu and Spoon...that is for them to put in their reports. I steered us to the Moonlight alleyway where the former Hot Male tout known as bandana man works...he was happy to see customers that would earn him merit in Moonlight accounting and conducted us to the entrance. Once inside, a mamsan who knew one or all of us positioned us nicely to see the stage, the stars, etc. It was at the end of the row that is in front of the stage but with the walkway separating the bleacher seats behind us. I will let the others share their views, Vinapu has already posted some comments and Spoon has replied with details - that make sense if one was there. I checked with the mamasan to see if my multiple off from May was working, I showed him a photo, and, alas, he had gone home to his home home. The rotation is going on, I had noticed two boys in the rotation and was discussing their pros and cons with the mamsan. Spoon was also in his own discussion with the mamasan. I called over one of the boys who had caught my attention. Mamsan told me "gay, does everything"...this is a phrase I have learned not to believe, so we talked a bit and I decided why not...a bit younger and twinkier than my usual, but...so after some more conversation with Vinapu (Spoon was engaged), we headed out once the boy was dressed. We got the hotel which since he knew to have his ID out and where to show it, I assume he'd been before. Up in the room, we went through the motions but there was no spark to ignite the night...that and he had just had his braces installed...a metal edged sucking could not take place.for safety reasons. We both came quickly, I said thanks, gave him the ST tip and headed out with him. Vinapu later told me he wondered a bit when he saw the boy back in the rotation when the Moonlight show ended. I headed over to Hot Male Bar to let my spirits be soothed by the bar boys. After buying then some drinks, I asked the rounder faced Lao if he's like an off. I told his friend, who I'd off'd in the past that I wanted something new. He laughed and then in Lao updated my boy's bank about my likes and joys. Headed back to hotel. This spur of the moment decision was one of my best. Cute, tight body, and well coached as to what could/would/did get me off. He stayed several hours beyond a short time and we (me) had time to explore...His energy level made his bed activities relentlessly fulfilling. We parted and since I was so pleased and he was my last off this trip, I gave him an LT tip. I hope he's still around when I return in November. Up Monday morning, skipped the breakfast at the hotel, checked out, and - as noted in my hotel report - didn't have to wait for the room to be checked for snack and beverage consumption. I retraced my BTS route to the airport. Checked in to receive my boarding pass and used the monk line to speed through immigration and customs. I din't have breakfast as I had access to a Thai airways lounge. No holdup in departure I thought there might be as the Hong Kong airport has been a target for disruption the night before...the protestors only got to the subway stations but no one knew what might happen. At HK airport, the hotel pickup had been moved to a more secure spot, at the hotel (airport Marriott) I was greeted with a letter from the manager recommending guests to allow four (4) hours to access the terminal before our flights !!!!! I had some food in the Marriott Club...a bit boring, ditto breakfast the next morning. When the shuttle bus dropped me off at the terminal there was what appeared to be a mile long rope line to access the one open entrance. I was so early that I was within a fw hundred people of the entrance. Boarding pass and passports required. Everyone need to be spoken to and documents checked by security personnel. While inching forward, I noted that younger travelers and those looking to be Chinese were spending more than a short while with security. After about 20 minutes, I gave my documents to the security guy, he gave them right back without looking and said "have a nice flight". Just because I'm an older farang I was waived through. Guess, I don't meet the HK demonstrator criteria. Checked in, very few travelers in immigration or customs, I was in the United lounge 20 minutes after I passed security and heading home. There were no moe than a dozen farang types on the flight. Empty seat next to me...home... What started out as a six day trip to HK, ended up being a three day ( and lots of flying hours) excursion to Bangkok. Overall, it was a great time, especailly enjoying reconnecting with DivineMadman and meeting Vinapu and Spoon. Now I can sit back and catch up on the other reports that are filling the Forum.

ADDENDUM Below is a quote from a comment I made in another topic...since it relates to my "quick visit", I thought I'd repost it here. I stayed at the "refurbished" Tarntawan for three nights. Lobby shows no change. On the upper floors the carpet has been removed from the hallways and the guest rooms. It's been replaced with simulated a hard wood floor. New beds, more comfortable than the old ones. New desk chair. I mention the chair as it didn't seem to have a way to set the height and would sink down as I sat down. Reader reported seeing water tanks being delivered. The disruption to the courtyard was noticeable with repaving and work remianing to be done on the planter - which was a bit of a construction site. I mention the water because on my first full morning there I turned on the tap to wash up after breakfast and a dark flow poured out. Same with the shower. I reported this to the weekend desk manager, who has been with the hotel for many years. He apologized and said he would alert maintenance. Well, the problem went on for several hours. BUT the staff was constantly checking and running the water until it cleared. I learned that the new water system has several tanks and the one supplying water to my room - which was at the far end of the hallway from the elevator had developed a problem. So negative on the water system and positive on the staff response. I was only at the Tarntawan for three nights from a Friday to a Monday morning. The makeup of the guests is not what it was way back when in Lukas time. There was a group of six Japanese golfers who left every morning for a different gold course. Several couples of varying ages. Breakfast buffet is the same as before. Staff is the same as it's been since the management changeover. Very willing to help and in remembering guests. When I went to check out, no one was sent to check the room for missing towels or empty bottles for the refrigerator....I don't know if this is a new policy or its just that I've been there multiple times.

After waking up and checking email, I went downstairs for the breakfast buffet. For a brief moment I thought I might be at breakfast at The Raya. There were six Japanese golfers finishing their breakfast, dressed in full golf fashion, their golf bags and clubs being loaded into a van that was waiting in the courtyard. They would be there the next two mornings. Yesterday, as some point, I send a Line to Van, who over the years has featured in many of my reports. We met when he was working at Hot Male on Twilight. He replied that he'd be by when he finished work -he is currently working with a contractor as a driver. He said he'd stay with me until I left for home. I replied that he was welcome to stay tonight but that I had other commitments. I took the BTS to MBK and did some browsing. Nothing caught my interest. It was a hot day so the air conditioning was welcome. I returned to the Tarntawan and checked my messages, I let Spoon know my plans - basically saying, I have no idea what Van and I will be doing but my hope was to get to Jupiter and maye we could meet up there. I then went to Prime Massage to have an alignment. Back at the hotel, there was a message from Van telling me he had come to the hotel but didn't have his ID so was going home to get it. I missed him by just a few minutes. So I took a nap having had only five hours sleep after Yoyo left this morning. Over the years, there is often some drama in Van's life that touches on our time together. This was one of those times, as when I woke I found a string of Line messages, he had gone back to where he lives and found that his roommate had stolen his savings. He was going to find him before the roommate gambled it away I replied that he should take care of the situation and not worry about our meeting. Short summary of long story...Van got to the hotel around 8pm, six hours later than he planned. He told me he had made the roommate move out, that he got most of his money back but not all. This is the money, he told me, he sends home. Drama aside, it was good to see him and I got a big hug in the Tarntawan lobby. We went to Balcony for dinner. We entered Soi 4 and within a few steps I heard my name shouted out...actually, I thought it was a shout for someone else...but it wasn't. The tout/grabber for Banana on 4 is the former tout/grabber from Hot Male on Twilight. Over the many years of visiting Hot Male, we developed a joking relationship which allowed me grab free access to Twilight. As mentioned ablve his grabber partner is now working at Moonlight. He knows Van as he worked at Hot Male or another bar on Twilight over the last few years. He encouraged us to go up to the bar, I said dinner first. Van and I had a totally forgettable meal at Balcony. Van asked if I'd be ok staying at Balcony as he wanted to get his hair cut and this was his only chance as he'd be working his job tomorrow as he wouldn't be with me. I wasn't sure if this might be ploy for me to tell him to stay...whatever, I said ok but that 'd meet him at Banana. Escorted up the stairs and introduced by the tout, I took a seat a few rows back from the stage. There were only two other customers. I no more than had my Sprite, when I'm waved at from the stage! It's Peter. Peter is a former Hot Male boy, also Fresh Boys, and probably a few other places. I must have met him five years ago, maybe longer. I've ben with him for three-ways, and one on ones. He has cooked for parties I've given, and introduced me to his wife, an shown me photos of his son, and the house he is building in Vietnam. Peter asked if I had seen Van and I said he'd be here in a little while. We caught up, he identified one of the boys in the rotation as one who'd be good for me. Peter like Van enjoys being a broker for my evening activities. One of the waiters is also Vietnamese and he came over, then Van came up the stairs and it was a Vietnamese reunion as they each knew one another. I let them catch up, a few more customers arrived, the boy Peter had selected for me was taken. The rotation wasn't too great once Peter and the selected one where out of the line up. When the show started, I used that as an excuse to signal Van that we were leaving. Which we did to many goodbyes and the tout walking us to Silom. I hope I let Spoon now that we wouldn't make it to Jupiter. Back at the Tarntawan, we did some catching up, he has been back and forth between home where there is no work and Bangkok where there is some work that doesn't pay well. He is thinking of going back to work the bars...(which he has since done). We have spent so many nights together, that there is a routine, shower, cuddling, body sharing, etc. etc...nothing new or surprising. I thought of a similarity to an old married couple. We eventually fell asleep. Not the most exciting days, there was the surprise of seeing people I thought had moved on still working but in a new location. Looking back the highlight was the Prime massage. My next, and final trip report, features the arrival of Vinapu, the return of DivineMadman, and some time with Spoon...

PaulSF welcome back to your home away from home. Looking forward to your informed observations.

Reports are enjoyable and informative. Really like the writing style

Don't know if it's related, but Hong Kong Airways is stopping its San Francisco flights. While still operating quoting $295 SFO to HK return or $643 to BKK. At the moment the UA/ANA round trip to BKK is $550 - this has a five hour stopover in Tokyo.

DAY ONE...continuing I headed out to Hot Male Bar using the passageway from Patpong 1 to Patpong 2, I notice a new club/bar/venue is opening/about to open - it faces Patpong 1 and abuts Dreamboys. It's decorated with a Pride flag...but there are three women inside and two guys outside smoking. I've no idea of the ultimate plan or even the momentary one. A few more steps and I see one of the Hot Male Bar boys waving to me. As, I emerge from the passageway, the Dreamboy touts/grabbers are on telling me about Dreamboys. I continue and am grabbed by a familiar face at Hot Male. In May he was the dancer wearing number 1 in the club, now he is has been promoted (?). He takes me up the stairs, I tell him "it's the bar tonight not the club". The two Laotian bar boys join us and take me a bench seat where they can sit with me and I can watch the comings and goings at Dreamboys and in the passageway between Dreamboys and Paradiso. The tout who once was an on stage Hot Male-r was also my counselor when I was in the club in May advising on the pros and cons of his fellow co-workers. He helped set up a night with Hak, one of the coyotes, which turned out well. Of the two Laotian boys, one I've offd in the past when he was at the no longer existing Hot Male 2. The other, I met in May when I was at the bar with Anddy who was the center of attention for this boy. I order a drink and buy drinks for the three guys, a few minutes later, the mamasan from inside is now outside and greeting me. So, i begin to catch up on what is happening in the new Twilight. Spoon arrives, not sure what he made of the scene, but he joined in. I introduced him to the mamasan as Spoon mentioned in a message that he had been to HM and liked one of the guys. Spoon and I discussed what we wanted to do, club(s) were agreed on with the idea of starting at Lucky Boys. I recommended that we get there before the show started so we might get time to see the boys on stage before the show - which, at least in May, was mostly lady boy divas. Agreed, I pay up and we depart. At Lucky Boys we are on our way into the show room when we are spotted by Lucy - the mamsan swoops us up and parks us at a table in the front. I suggested we sit higher up and Lucy points out there are no empty seats for two guys and the guys they may want to sit with. I know not to argue with Lucy as I will be coming back in the future if not on this visit. Drinks ordered there is time to check out the stage and the guys. I offed two guys from here in May and was looking for one, Hab, who had been sending me Line messages on a regular basis. There were more than 40 guys on stage, other than not having Tawan types, there was a definite range of twinks and those just past twinkdom. They I see Yoyo. He is looking at me, our eyes lock, and that's it, I nod and he leaves the stage and joins us. I introduce him to Spoon, who I will later learn, didn't need an introduction. Yoyo until very recently was at Screwboys. That's where I first met him more than 3 years ago. He's Vietnamese and gay and handsome and accommodating. We both understand immediately that I will off him and my night will end early (note, I'm wrong on the ending time). I try to watch the boys on stage. But I'm distracted as Yoyo's adept at putting my hands where I'd like them to be and so forth and so on. We watch the boys change positions and exit and enter the on stage line up. One of the boys is Hab who sees me, smiles, sees Yoyo and smile refocuses. I send him a red note via a waiter. Now, writing this report, I realize that Yoyo and Hab would have been willing for a threesome. My brain didn't go there at the time...must remember for November. I try to talk with Spoon but am distracted...Spoon understands and wishes us a good night. So to know how his night went, we will have to wait on his report. Yoyo goes to get dressed, Lucy and I talk a bit about business, always it could be better I'm told...note - the place is packed with customers and boys and more are entering and the show hasn't started. Yoyo returns and is, as usual, very well dressed and accessorized. Spoon and I make a tentative plan for tomorrow when I will be with another Viet, Van who wants to see me. (see almost all of my earlier reports for the past four years if you want,, but I will summarize in tomorrow's report). As we leave, I ask Yoyo if he wants to eat, he declines. I ask if he'd like to catch one of the other shows and he is interested. We go to enter Dreamboys, but back off with the touts gathering up the Chinese - it's a bit crazy and confusing.. We go instead to Moonlight. The Surawong tout, who used to be one of theTwilight touts for the old Hot Male (the bandana man) is now working for Moonlight, scoops us up and drops us off at the entrance. Inside, we are directed to seats in the area behind the walk way. No thanks, Yoyo takes over and with the blessing of a mamasan who remembers me, we are seated in the center of the first row with the stage right in front of us. This gives me a chance to check out the boys in the rotation. I'm looking for one who I offed twice in May. I don't see him. The show is in transition, some numbers from last May, many new numbers, new costumes, new choreography. From the first row the views are interesting as are the waiters lined up with the Baht wreathes. The regulars among the stars know the audience in general and in particular those who come to see them. Remarkably, tonight there is only one table of women. Very few farangs from the west. Tables upstairs are in use and look packed. When the show starts customers are standing to see the show. We stay until almost the last moment, choosing to dance for a moment in the gangway with Babe as we move to and out the door. Yoyo takes over and leads the way to the Tarntawan. He has his ID at the ready for security. Upstairs we have a drink as we undress one another. he appreciates that I hang up his clothes (he is somewhat vain about his clothes, which are trendy). Undressed, we shower together, he is lithe and gently muscular, more swimmer than gymnast, more than decently endowed, ready to use his skills. I say this as I had had some depleting action during my massage a few hours earlier). Yoyo doesn't accept that as an excuse for me not to come and leads us though what he remembers I like,. I lead the action a bit, and he makes entry easy. He makes sure I come to orgasm but takes time as he isn't in a rush. When I'm now truly depleted he pulls me into keeping him aroused, after lots of sucking, kissing, biting(small bites), finger play, etc...he comes all over me in two large gushes. He laughs, tells me he hasn't come all week...could be true there is a lot to cleanup once we unstick from one another...but that is also exactly what he told me back in February (!)...Forum members can compare notes on this. He stays to cuddle for another hour, then we shower one more time, he dresses and is off. We were together close to six hours. I tipped him 2500...sort of between a short and long time stay. Since, I returned home, I've had a message and/or picture most days. It's now almost 4am and I need some sleep.... TO BE CONTINUED>

I concur with Vinapu and Spoon, book a cheaper hotel for the night before, tell then you will be a late arrival.

I've been home for a week and a few days, not a great lot of things to report on, but a promise to report is a promise to report and Vinapu is watching and waiting. Originally (i.e back in March), I'd planned a week in Hong Kong visiting old friends who live in a city that I love very much. All was well, until the HK Executive introduced an extradition to China bill. As the date for my departure approached, I received a warning from the US State Department and more importantly my K friends suggested that I think about visiting at another time. Much of the demo-action was taking place on HK Island, so I thought I'd book on the other side of the harbor, then the demonstrations moved there. I surrendered to the warnings but rather than abandon the air ticket which was non-refundable, I decided to fly into HK and then travel on to Bangkok. Thai airways had a decent fare - which was even more decent when I booked it with miles. (Note- the miles earned on the trip are more useful for maintaining my Platinum status with Star Alliance than in miles for future use as the cost of the roundtrip ticket to HK was $550. When I checked the day before my departure from San Francisco, I had two empty seats next to me. Between then and when I boarded, United cancelled another HK flight from the midwest and combined that passengers. So, no empty seats!!! 14 hours after takeoff, I was in HK. Once in the immigration area, I was #3 in line. Total waiting time maybe 4 minutes! Note: I would say that on the full 777-300, there were maybe less than a dozen round-eyed Caucasian types. I overnighted at the airport Marriott - I appreciated that the room supplied a voltage convertor, otherwise, a Marriott room is a Marriott room. Next morning, breakfast in the Marriott Club, plus points for a toaster that toasted on the first try. Shuttle bus to the airport, long rope line to security screening. Only ticketed passengers permitted in the terminal. Checked in again at Thai Airways issued new boarding pass. Total time to pass through immigration and security was maybe five minutes! I was two hours early for my flight so used the Thai lounge. It's near to the United lounge but has a better food selection and wasn't as crowded. Easy flight. Landed and all the passengers transferred to a shuttle bus! Once at the terminal, I took advantage of my age and used the "Monk" line for quick trip through immigration, having only carry-on, once through customs, I went to the train level, changed my money, and caught the train. Transferred to the BTS, change at Siam and off at Sala Daeng, used the escalator in the Thanyia building to get to Silom street level. Headed sown Silom as I wanted to check out the Nakarat masseurs, hoping one of my favorites wold be there...he wasn't. Continued on to Patpong 2 and took that to Surawong, passing by the newly opened Bangkok Massage and Dreamboys. On Surawong I headed toward the Tarntawan subconsciously scoping out the massage boys on the way. Two caught my eye, one at one of the Art Massage places, the other at Amolir. I'd never seen male masseurs at Amolir which is located between Patpong 1 and the Siam Heritage hotel. It's where the tailor's dummy with the $199 suit is positioned. Anyway on the the hotel. Welcome back greetings from the desk and security guard. I was given a room at the far end of the hallway from the elevator. Quick shower, then headed out to Nakarat but when I was passing Amolir, one of the guys stopped me (which given his body type and handsomeness wasn't difficult). I went with Toey (his name - he had a business card) to look at the facility, very clean, massage tables with a face hole, the walls of cubicles not up to ceiling, clean shower area. Agreed on a 90 minutes aroma oil massage. The first hour consisted of a first rate massage. Toey was conversant in English and worked on my shoulders when I listed thea rea that needed attention. The final 30 minutes were addressed to other areas that enjoyed attention. He was naked for this last portion and shared the table with me. We then showered together. He brought me some tea as I changed and we talked a bit. He's been in Bangkok for about three months. He is from Issan. He works from noon to 1am. Definitely a pleasant way to start this brief visit. Tip was 1500 thb. I head back to the hotel grabbing some street food on the way after checking Starbucks in case Michael's dark prince was gracing the premises. Alas, no. Forum member Spoon and I had plans to meet up and using Line were able to coordinate a meeting at Hot Male's outside bar. Used the available time to unpack and catch up on email and Line messages. DivineMadman is just now back in town so we plan on a meet up, and Vinapu will be back from Pattaya on Sunday so coordinate a meetup with him and with Spoon. I'll pause here and detail the evening's events in my next post. Overall, this will be a relatively short (for me) report as I was only in town for 3 nights.

I’m assuming you mean the waiters...answer is yes. The boys are a definite yes.

Thanks for the report!

I stayed at the "refurbished" Tarntawan for three nights. Lobby shows no change. On the upper floors the carpet has been removed from the hallways and the guest rooms. It's been replaced with simulated a hard wood floor. New beds, more comfortable than the old ones. New desk chair. I mention the chair as it didn't seem to have a way to set the height and would sink down as I sat down. Reader reported seeing water tanks being delivered. The disruption to the courtyard was noticeable with repaving and work remianing to be done on the planter - which was a bit of a construction site. I mention the water because on my first full morning there I turned on the tap to wash up after breakfast and a dark flow poured out. Same with the shower. I reported this to the weekend desk manager, who has been with the hotel for many years. He apologized and said he would alert maintenance. Well, the problem went on for several hours. BUT the staff was constantly checking and running the water until it cleared. I learned that the new water system has several tanks and the one supplying water to my room - which was at the far end of the hallway from the elevator had developed a problem. So negative on the water system and positive on the staff response. I was only at the Tarntawan for three nights from a Friday to a Monday morning. The makeup of the guests is not what it was way back when in Lukas time. There was a group of six Japanese golfers who left every morning for a different gold course. Several couples of varying ages. Breakfast buffet is the same as before. Staff is the same as it's been since the management changeover. Very willing to help and in remembering guests. When I went to check out, no one was sent to check the room for missing towels or empty bottles for the refrigerator....I don't know if this is a new policy or its just that I've been there multiple times. No problem with guests and as two of those I brought back knew the way from both Moonlight and Lucky Boys, and had their IDs out and headed for the security guard when we arrived, I more than suspect there is still a lot of traditional practice taking place. Note to Vinapu - I know, I know I need to write a full report....

Not a lot of difference...which is closer to where you think you will be spending your time? I look for a certain level of comfort but give priority to location.

I'd encourage you to take advantage of the opportunity. I returned home a week ago from a six day 16K mile round trip to Bangkok. Not sure if I would do it again BUT it was a very good time...biggest issue for me is my hamstrings atrophied from all the sitting.

Fantastic level of information...

Sorry to have missed your visit. I left the morning of the 2nd and was lucky to have had time with some Forum members. Keep reporting. Your take is graceful and detailed.

I see the top of my head by babe’s right foot.

In the early spring, tempted by some low airfares, I planned to spend the last week of August in Hong Kong, meet with local friends, eat well and enjoy a favaorite city. When I went to book my hotel, the demonstrations had begun...but being a genius, I looked at where the demos were happening and booked a hotel in another part of town. Needless to say, time and politics made this not a great idea - the demos moved. So I moved and decided to keep my non refundable air ticket and fly on to Bangkok. An aside about the trip in a posting on the Forum put me in contact with other members and meet ups have happened or are planned. That said some bullet points and I’ll fill in the details in a future report. New club opening / open on Patpong 1. This club shares a wall with Dreamboys. Dreamboys has outside seating where drinks are available Club was full mostly Chinese. Staff grabbers were among the most aggressive since HotMale left Twilight (or did Twilight leave HM?) Bangkok Boys Massage open just to the left of the Lucky Boys entrance. On Friday night, Lucky Boys had at least three dozen boys on stage at 9:30 with others seated with patrons...so maybe 50 or more. Different types but tending to the twink swimmers build. More boys than anywhere else I’ve been. Moonlight just introduced its new show. It really is new...the “stars” now come into the audience at finale time and dance in the walkway between the bleacher seating and the stools facing the stage. Stars are on stage more frequently than before. They were also circulating in the audience before this show. Babe is letting his hair grow out (why am I even mentioning this?) Found a masseur in an unlikely place. I in town for 60 hours - so more reporting once I heading home.

Does this apply to Screwboys?

I also attest to Mac’s knowledge and consideration. He is one of the best of the best of guides.

Keep the hotel informed

I'm departing on Wednesday for a long weekend in Bangkok. I'm flying via Hong Kong and checked the seating map for my flights. Lots of vacant seats in both directions. It's due, I suspect, to going through Hong Kong during this time of concern/confrontation/demonstrations. Hopefully, I'll arrive rested and can check out Vinapu's rejects...lol.

New Screwboy bar was a karaoke after hours place. It may sstillbe or maybe has morphed into something else. It wasn't open when I visited in May. I'll investigate next week. The original Screwboys calls itself "new". It's all designed to be lost in translation.

There is interest...several forum members follow Numazu's Brazil reports on boytoy.com As to the airfares...they jump around and may drop in the near future. Kayak and/or google.flight will predict the direction of fares.

Unspoken theme - Maxi’s is missed!