jason1975

My personal take on this Covid-19 virus situation is that if a person leads a healthy lifestyle, he is less likely to catch the virus. Should take vitamin C every day. Washing hands frequently with soap helps too.

I hope I don’t get quarantined!

I am so sorry that I couldn’t find the time to continue this trip report. lo and behold, I will be in Bangkok next week!

Thanks for the heads up! Shall visit next Saturday evening before I visit the bars at night.

Some bad news.

while I shall miss seeing Babe at Moonlight, I think I shall miss Nut more. At least there’s still Nest to ogle at. I’m surprised that @paulsf goes to Moonlight!

I was tempted to book Furama but chose Siam Heritage for upcoming trip in March. Close to Patpong. It’s either that or Raya. There are rooms available at Raya. Somehow, I just didn’t feel like crossing Surawong Road this time round. And I wanted pool to soak in during the afternoons.

I shall do my part to help them by tipping them when I am there next month!

Thanks for report. I shall be in Bangkok for 5 days middle of next month in March.

You can always hire a coyote Dancer to give you a private dance back in your hotel room.

Where is Spa Bangkok? Is it similar to Arena and Prince?

That’s my fear as well.

I have been dragging my feet whether to go to Bangkok next month. But this is a sign!

My favourite is still Raya. But it gets sold out quite often. I simply love the Grand Deluxe room with its living room space apart from the bed. I had 4 guys over in December for a drinking session.

Excellent photography skills! i am so keen to engage Mr Nest for a private photography session!

Fire = passion water = cum passion + cum x 3 you hit the jackpot, @z909

I got recommended to watch Drag Race Thailand by dancer boyfriend. Very entertaining show. Lots of bitchiness but so hilarious!

Lol! As the saying goes, money makes the world go round!

Here in Singapore, the government gave advice that only those with flu or coughs should wear masks. Such persons should also avoid going out to crowded places. They should also only go out in public if it is essential e.g. taking public transport to and back from work or going to supermarket to buy groceries. If a person is perfectly healthy, he/she does not need to wear a mask.

I like Nut too! Body is smooth and perfect!

I went to gay Sunday night at Maggie Choo one week ago and while I didn’t like the layout (the stage was so small and the audience couldn’t see the divas performing), I liked the vibe. my Dancer Boyfriend was so excited because the stars of Dragrace Thailand were performing. I had not watched the show so I didn’t recognise any of them. But I must say when they came on to perform, their lip syncing and dance moves were fabulous! Dancer Boyfriend and I arrived at 9.15pm by Grab car. Driver dropped off by the side entrance of Novotel hotel after navigating some dark side roads and we ran smack into a huge family of tourists from India in the hotel lobby. (Well, luckily they were not from China!) Dancer Boyfriend asked the hotel staff where Maggie Choo was and we quickly left hotel lobby. past Maggie Choo’s door and down the stairs, we were greeted by two shirtless hunks and very friendly staff. As I had made reservation by Line, we got a small table for two next to a pillar opposite the bar. It had a direct view of the stage which was at the end of the hall but in the end, we couldn’t see much as people streamed in and formed a crowd around the stage. 500baht for two drinks was a reasonable price, I must say. Varied crowd - gay couples, Thais, Asian tourists, Farangs and about 20% ladies. I love the emcee - “welcome to maggie Choo. If it’s your first time, you must do 3 things - intoxicate, donate (to tips box) and participate.” we caught the 10pm show. There was even an audience runway challenge. 5 participants were invited to do a runway catwalk. I tried to persuade dancer Boyfriend to volunteer. “I shy. My catwalk not good enough.” Nonsense! I have seen him dance and I knew he would win the challenge. Winner of the challenge took back a bottle of whisky. Dancer boyfriend’s eyes opened wide. “Next time we come here, you do catwalk and win that bottle whisky,” I said to him. Both of us enjoyed the night. I pushed dancer Boyfriend to front of stage so that he could take videos of his favourite Dragrace Thailand contestants. I stayed at the table enjoying my cocktail as well as ogling at the two shirtless hunks on display. They went up to the cage directly above the bar. After the show, it was disco time. We ditched our table and danced with the crowd. Unfortunately, music was too “old” for Dancer Boyfriend. He prefers modern EDM (electronic dance music) so at 11 plus we adjourned for supper. Anyway, by 11, the place was packed. here’s a photo of Dragrace Thailand season 2’s winner - Angele Anang. Her lipsynch is the best I have ever seen and she has a charismatic stage presence. Even though I prefer gay twinky boys, I must confess to developing an appreciation for the Ladyboy performers. Thanks @DivineMadman for the advice about reserving seats and arriving early.

I actually got the idea to book a one-night stay at a 5-star hotel from you and I didn’t regret it! Yes, it was pricey - USD250 compared to USD80 at The Raya, but the facilities and service made my stay with Dancer boyfriend so unforgettable!

While it is true that the hotel would change “his” “her” amenities to “his” “his” amenities for two guys sharing a room for purely practical reasons, in my case, I was pretty sure that the receptionist lady realised that we were a gay couple. She showed a surprised reaction of reliasation on her face when we presented our passports of such different countries. But it’s alright. She and the other hotel staff gave good service. During breakfast the following morning, we got down late (because dancer boyfriend was happily asleep) and we had to be seated inside. But once a table at the outside (facing the wall-to-ceiling glass window with views of Lumpini park) became available, they transferred us there straightaway. Throughout the whole time whenever I talked to the hotel staff, I was ooohing and aaaahing about the hotel loudly. (“Wow, your hotel is amazing.” “This is my first time here and I like your hotel so much”.) they kind of got the hint that I wanted my stay with dancer boyfriend to be perfect.

I think being hotel staff, they probably have seen and met all types of guests. at the pool in the afternoon, there were two farang guys lying on deck chairs side by side and suntanning in skimpy swimming trunks. during breakfast, I saw a pair of hunky gay Taiwanese. “Saw” is not the correct word. I think I ogled at them eating. Dancer boyfriend was busy reading latest news on Wuhan virus. and on our way to breakfast, we even shared lift with two other guys. One farang (looks like from Eastern Europe) and a dark skinned Asian guy (could be Thai, Laos or Myanmar). It was obvious that they had just finished long time. Asian guy was fully dressed - T-shirt, jeans and shoes while farang was wearing T-shirt, bermudas and slippers. The lift door opened. They walked out first but instead of heading to the breakfast buffet, they made a right turn to the next set of lifts to go down to ground floor. i know a certain forum member would be aghast that the gentleman wasn’t gentlemanly enough to offer breakfast to his guest for the night!

Nope, I didn’t say anything. The concierge must have guessed it when she registered and photocopied our passports at the check-in counter. She casually said, (and I’m paraphrasing) “By default, our hotel rooms have separate “His” and “Hers” amenities. I am going to get our staff to change them to “His” and “His”. Please enjoy your stay.” Later when dancer boyfriend and I had a look at the bathrobes, he said, “Actually, I was perfectly fine taking the “Hers” bathrobe.” My reply: “No, you can’t! “Hers” bathrobe is wider at the front for woman’s breasts!”