captainmick

Lord Michael Cumton of Flipflop

What do you expect given you named her Squirt?

All the relish you need is some hot Thai boys to join you for the picnic......and of course some Isaan big sausages for those hot dog buns

I prefer Derek Caravaggio’s movie released yesterday https://www.freshmen.net/content/jorik-tautou-amp-derek-caravaggio--32648

Check out @bonersexaddict and @onlydoublep on onlyfans.com if you are interested in Taiwan. Some of the content at the former was filmed at Aniki World of Wonders which sadly appears to have closed permanently six weeks ago according to their website. Certainly peaked my interest in a post COVID19 visit to Taipei.

Hardly surprising: Big Boris v Le Petit Macron and France caught up with Brussels bureaucracy.......and I was a remainer.

In that case, I suggest you ask the mamasan to point you in the direction of guys that don’t shoot such a big load. The Tsunami warning siren needs to be sounded before some guys unload, particularly when they haven’t had a customer for a few days.

Not much change with development other than a) new casino development by the fourth Friendship Bridge at Ban Houayxay and, further downstream, b) the new railway bridge carrying the Chinese funded rail line. What I did notice on the second trip was far more rubbish - particularly plastic rubbish - both floating in the river and washed up on the river banks. Both trips were booked directly with Shompoo Cruises who I highly rate.

Hmmm. Think I’ll avoid this place. Comic to hear the presenter talk about how you could be sitting in a pizzeria in New York City! The pizzas look overloaded greasy and with Americanised toppings. For me a proper traditional Italian pizza is the only way to go. Hope Bankokians don’t get fooled into these are proper pizzas.

Depends what you mean by “a lot quieter”. I’ve done this trip twice, first travelling upstream like you, and more recently travelling downstream. There were fewer people travelling upstream and in that sense the trip was “a lot quieter”. However I preferred the downstream trip despite there being more people on board. In noise terms, the downstream trip was “a lot quieter” because the boat is travelling with the rapid current of the river and the engine therefore runs at considerably lower revs with minimal noise and vibration making it a very pleasant and tranquil experience. Going upstream the engine was at or near full revs resulting in noise, vibration and pollution all of which were pretty intrusive - the boat is doing the equivalent of running up the down escalator. Having done both, I strongly recommend the tranquility of travelling downstream.

Interesting - I’ve had neither yet but out of friends and relatives that have been jabbed, they have experienced the opposite with some of the Pfizer people feeling poorly and flu like for 36 hours but Astra Zeneca no side effects other than feeling a little tired the next day.

Really? I would have expected you to be seeking out workers with a specialist knowledge of erections.

“A Soft Lockdown In Pattaya” A rare case when “soft” is better than “hard”......

Christian Private First Class has filed a most detailed field report of his experiences in Cambodia during the pandemic in December 2020. Interesting reading https://christianpfc.blogspot.com/2021/01/gay-activities-dec-2020-cambodia.html

Are you implying Latintop has put his hand in his pocket to renovate JoJo?

Any sign of makeshift drapes that may be put in place after closing at this new venue? Do Nicky’s fingers ever start to wander?

Hong Kong Airlines is still in business and indeed a division of Hainan. Must be hurting as a result of the pandemic. HK Express is a separate airline and was acquired by Cathay Pacific last year. It is very much a low cost carrier. I suspect Cathay Pacific management that the view that they just need one full service airline and one low cost. Cathay Dragon sat between the two and the can now reallocate routes to Cathay Pacific or HK Express dependent on demand, revenue, business v leisure etc.

Cathay Pacific first took a stake in Dragonair in 1990 at which time Cathay Pacific transferred some routes to Dragonair. Dragonair became a wholly owned subsidiary in 2006 but it wasn’t until 2016 that the airline was rebranded Cathay Dragon.

Hot weather itself may not make the virus die faster but it does substantially reduce the spread. Transmission is proven to be greater indoors and in countries which have a cold winter and warmer summer, the population spends considerably more time outdoors in warmer weather so the spread of the virus slows and this effect is boosted by UV light which kills the virus. Younger people will still catch the virus but are less likely to suffer badly or die as is shown clearly in the statistics which are heavily skewed towards the elderly and those with underlying health issues regarding deaths

........but surely if you committed to having a massage everyday, you would qualify under Category 4 as a Wellness Tourist?

Thanks for great report. Can you expand on your “hot action with three of the boys” at Golden Cock please. What did they get up to and were there other customers in the bar?

Why is this thread so tedious in comparison to the similar “Some model photoshots” thread? Is it that each post here contains too many pictures? Or is the annoying comments with *** from Herr DrimVoiz? Plenty of good looking eye candy on both threads but for some reason this thread is damn irritating. Do others share my frustration? A shame since this thread started out so promisingly as a well written travelogue before becoming a photo depository. Already looking forward to next post from PeterRS

I’m with you on this. I look carefully at aircraft type and flying experience on A350 and A380 is so much better than anything from Boeing or the A330 which is cramped. #Imnotgoingboeing is becoming a real issue for the Seattle behemoth which has been left behind in terms of design, comfort and more recently safety.

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The reason for these islands having less rain in June is their geographic location in the south east of Thailand just to the east of the hilly land running south to Malaysia. This results in the islands being more exposed to the north east monsoon season (weather coming from Pacific) rather than the south west monsoon season (from Indian Ocean) which affects most of Thailand.