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Since numazu been client of SiamRoads.com, and our guides were with him at time of his travels, I can certify what stories of numazu are true: at least about visited countries, quantity of boys, and visited places While can't certify what's going on in bedrooms. )))

I have no idea how to get mobile version on iPhone when site doesn't have it, sorry. (Yup, I use Android phone since I need to to watch my sites as most of mobile phone users see them)

Did you tried to do it? If you will tell me where is mobile version of main GT site - I will setup it then.

As per me: I like GT forum a lot - it was first g-t-themed forum I found, I'm visiting it daily, also I count it most "newcomers-friendly". But when we are talking about "best looking" then I can't call GT "the best".

do you see version of GT for mobile phone on your phone? or just a micro-version for computer? I see GT and SGT like this (first as a PC version, second as mobile version) At main GT site is hard to find forum. With mobile version at main page GT will have more newcomers.

click this URL from mobile phone and you will see http://www.gaythailand.com

try to open it from mobile phone and read...

Even when you are visitor, you still can change Sawatdee's color scheme at bottom left corner (watch for pullout switch labeled "Metro") - Sawatdee has 8 color schemes.

One from the team of companions and guides from SiamRoads.com at Halloween party tonight If you want to know exactly who - please visit SiamRoads page at Facebook here https://www.facebook.com/siamroads

1. $130-$150 are more realistic numbers 3. Depends on your skills to search for job. Work without working permit is illegal. 4. Thai can live in Bangkok for $280-$300, average salary is around $450, minimal daily wage as per law is about $8.5.

hmm... excuse me... I forgot my glasses for reading... I'm in topic with subject "Nation weeps over His Majesty's departure"?

Some news Debut of Dani. Surprisingly it was... in Pattaya. Companion from Bali had 2-week debut in Sin-City Today Dani safely arrived back to home. Dani's profile is here: http://siamroads.com/dani-bali/ also there you can send message to Dani and book his service. Now pictures:

Ah, you know everything! And you so sure that my source will be unbelievable happy to be mentioned at gay website, right?

At my FB feed:

obviously bkkguy makes conclusion without base... when I don't know source - then I have nothing to publish... information has been received from friend via messenger at FB:

BANGKOK — In the wake of His Majesty King Bhumibol’s death Thursday, the authorities have called for 30 days without entertainment. Most events this weekend have been canceled, and some venues announced they would close temporarily, either for the day, through the weekend or until further notice. Some will remain open as usual, only canceling special events. What does this mean for people living in the capital? What will be open and what will be closed? We put together what we know to expect so far. Check back for updates, and as a general rule: Call ahead first. Restaurants and Cafes Most restaurants and cafes will open as usual, but patrons should check with any planned venue as some have announced they will close. Movies Movie theaters will remain open, but some chains were closed Friday. Check their websites. SF Cinema: All branches are closed Friday Major Cineplex: Open as usual House RCA: Closed on Friday, open Saturday onward Lido and Scala: Open as usual Nightlife Soi Cowboy, popular among tourists, has announced it will be closed indefinitely. Alcohol Sales Alcohol will be sold during the usual hours of 11am-2pm, from 5pm-midnight, according to Samarn Futrakul, of the alcohol control board. Alcohol sales will be banned on Saturday, which is Wan Ok Phansa, or the last day of Buddhist Lent. Clubs Some nightlife venues will go dark, some not. Again, best to check ahead. Beam and Demo in Thonglor, Levels and Sugar in Nana and Silom’s Whiteline announced they were closed until further notice. Bars While bars will be allowed to operate, they must close at 1am and no types of parties will be tolerated within them, Thanakorn Kuptajit of the Thai Alcohol Beverage Business Association said. However some bars will be closed this weekend, so again — check ahead. TV Although the junta is returning broadcasting authority to the stations at midnight, there will be limitations on what can be shown, with no entertainment programs allowed. Channel 3 posted on Facebook that all soap operas and series won’t be allowed. Announcement of when they will resume will be made later. Concerts The sold-out Morrissey concert has been cancelled. Refunds are available at places of purchase, according to organizer Viji Corp. Nineties rockers Modern Dog postponed their 22nd-anniversary concert until further notice, according BEC-Tero Entertainment. Special Events The Oct. 17 Full Moon Party on Koh Phangan is canceled. Saturday’s Kolour Warehouse Party is also canceled, with refund information to be announced. The Color Run event this weekend at Airport Rail Link Makkasan is canceled with the condolences from organizers. Information on full refunds will be posted on its Facebook page. The book expo at Queen Sirikit National Convention Center which began on Oct. 13, will run according to plan until Oct. 24. While discussion panels on Atrium stage and meeting rooms can be arranged as normal, all broadcast and entertainment activities in every booth are forbidden. Theatre Rachadalai Theatre has canceled all October performances of “Lordlai Mangkorn The Musical,” which was to open tonight. More shows and ticket refunds are to be announced. “Firefly’s Tales The Musical” at Siam Pic-Ganesha Theatre also cancel 13 forthcoming shows. Tickets can be refunded at Thai Ticket Major. Additional reporting by Chayanit Itthipongmaetee and Lobsang Dundup Sherpa Subirana

Good luck, have a good voyage!

Yeah, that's true. I guess I know - in life they can smile with charming smiles

Ok, first: guides aren't "my" since I'm only webmaster... second: it is free forum with free speech, if I broke any rule then somebody from administration will fix my mistakes for sure third and main: as per prices - these "masseurs" sell not a massage, so I'm talking right about quality of offer... last: guides from Siamroad sell guiding service, so if someone wants to talk about quality of their service - I'm here and be glad to listen all: good for to be proud of working for them, bad - to show them and make service even better, everyone is welcome to PM or to Siamroads topic.

Roi Et is city at the East of Thailand in Isan. Been anybody there or lives? Any signs of gay activity or gay destinations? (Search in Google brings me zero + some spam) Thank you

first 3 (not 2) pictures are loading from thai server "in the middle of nowhere": links from them are going to the same server uppics.org Registrant Name: Uppic.Org Registrant Organization: iCafeServer Registrant Street: 347/8 m1 klongkaew Registrant Street: 347/8 m1 klongkaew Registrant City: banbung Registrant State/Province: chonburi Registrant Postal Code: 20220 Registrant Country: TH Registrant Phone: +1.66819148626 Registrant Phone Ext: Registrant Fax: +1.66819148626 Registrant Fax Ext: Registrant Email: @hotmail.com I show personal info here cuz it is public information which is "known fact" already and about first post: most of pics from it scare me more, than attract

Thank you Your posts are lively and amazing

welcome to board

Feedback from Lee's client in Hanoi, Vietnam. Siamroads.com has 2 gay guides in Vietnam, Lee is working for you in Hanoi and North Vietnam. Lee's profile is here: http://siamroads.com/lee-hanoi-vietnam/