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Was joking about big dicks then something expensive. I've been there to visit someone, he even said over rated. I used to be in the hotel business, I still get good rates and have limits to how much I'll pay for a hotel room, especially in a city like SP.

No — because unlike you, I don’t twist myself into knots defending invasions. You listed U.S. interventions as if that somehow excuses Russia’s war. It doesn’t. Wrong is wrong, no matter the flag. The difference is I can say Iraq was wrong, Libya was messy, Afghanistan went on too long — without needing to worship Washington. You, on the other hand, can’t bring yourself to admit even once that the Kremlin is guilty of naked aggression. That’s the difference between critical thinking and blind parroting..... or is it "Required" parroting Comrade 🥺 Even if every single Western intervention were illegal, that does not magically legalize Russia’s. International law doesn’t work like “if they break it, I can too.” By his logic, murder would be excusable if someone else murdered before.... These leaders should try a visit to Thailand or Brasil.... maybe they'd be more content 🤷‍♂️

You grabbed my attention here....🍆 Then lost me here...😏

Even if you dislike Kyiv’s policies, none of this meets the legal threshold for genocide—and the ICJ said so while ordering Russia to stop. Invading your neighbor, annexing territory, and shelling cities isn’t “protection”; it’s a textbook violation of the UN Charter. Calling it justice doesn’t make it so—it just makes the propaganda louder.....and you repeating it, makes you an accomplice....☠️.

Who is this?

Calling it a ‘genocide of Russians’ is simply false. The 2014 Euromaidan protests ousted Yanukovych—that’s political upheaval, not mass extermination. Crimea was annexed illegally by Russia, and the Donetsk/Luhansk conflict was fueled by Russian-backed separatists. Independent sources like the OSCE and the UN have found no systematic killing of ethnic Russians. Civilian deaths were from the fighting itself. International law recognizes Russia’s 2022 invasion as an act of aggression 🤷‍♂️ this narrative is used to justify war, not describe reality.... but hey, propaganda along with pride of country, will make you believe a different story/narrative, the US is a prefect example how Trump, of all people, has so many dummies lined up behind him dismantling its pillars from within, seems like something out of a Hollywood movie, not reality 😔

What's the defense of the aggression and invading/starting the war?

That’s not just Taipei… that’s called Planet Earth demographics 😝

Ever run into some baht left in one of the (many) pockets that you'd forgotten about, like found money?

You keep repeating the same Kremlin talking points dressed up as “reality.” Maybe you could see Olddaddy's shrink😏 Zelensky’s support: Ukraine is a democracy — his approval rating goes up and down depending on the situation. But unlike Russia, if Ukrainians lose faith, they can actually vote him out. In Russia, Putin just jails or kills his opponents, kind of the direction the USA seems to be going 🥺 “Lost territories” spin: Ukraine has regained over half the land Russia initially stole. Yes, it’s tough, yes, it’s slow — but Russia has failed in its original goal to conquer Kyiv and install a puppet government. That’s not exactly a “win” for Moscow.... war is not as easy as everyone thinks, Hollywood makes it look easy though 🤷‍♂️ Sanctions: The sanctions are working — Russia’s economy is now a war economy, factories making Ladas with no airbags, airlines stripping old planes for parts, ruble in freefall, hundreds of billions frozen abroad. Sure, some trade leaks through, but Europe cut its Russian gas dependence by over 80% since 2021.....no? Illusions: The real illusion is thinking Russia is winning. The price Russia pays in lives, isolation, and a crippled future economy is far higher than anything you admit..... or are allowed to admit ☠️

I’m pretty sure I’m invited… just not sure which one of him sent the invitation. Hopefully not the one that hates me 🥺

So let me get this straight—millions defending their country, normal wartime travel rules, and a few booed speeches somehow equals a regime “forcing Ukrainians to die”? That’s some creative fiction right there. It’s worth unpacking some of your points because there’s a lot of exaggeration and misleading framing here. Population and refugees: Ukraine’s pre-war population was about 41–42 million. Yes, millions have fled due to the conflict, but the numbers are being presented in a misleading way. Counting internally displaced persons together with refugees and assuming a “loss” of population ignores that millions remain inside Ukraine and continue to resist. Saying the population is “now 21–23 million” is wildly inaccurate. Western border “murders and breakthroughs”: There is no credible evidence of mass killings of border guards or daily “breakthroughs.” These claims are being used to sensationalize the situation. Border crossings are controlled, and the vast majority of refugees are moving legally. Men under 21 traveling abroad: There is no Ukrainian law arbitrarily preventing men under 21 from leaving. There are conscription-related restrictions for men aged 18–60 due to martial law, but the context is national defense, not “eliminating an electorate.” Framing this as a purge of dissenters is a misrepresentation. Booing of officials: Public discontent is normal in any democracy. Highlighting a single event as evidence of systemic collapse or corruption exaggerates isolated incidents. Zelensky and Western aid: Ukraine receives international support, yes, but that does not mean the government “forces Ukrainians to die.” Ukrainians are fighting to defend their country against an unprovoked invasion.... why are Russians will to die... and paying North Koreans to as well?

No mention of Trump solving this conflict 🧐

Would anyone blame me 🤷‍♂️

Pictures please... if you do any of these.

Go check it out and let us know....

A parking garage?

Looks like a night market...you're following them, no? Mahachai is a small town located in the Samut Sakhon province of Thailand, about an hour drive from central Bangkok.

So he does exist ....pretty amazing, to only 1 person 😏

I’ve stayed there, Some of the apartments look like they’re stuck in the 80s—step inside and you’ll half expect a VHS player and pastel wallpaper. The common areas have a bit of ‘housing project chic.’ But the real obstacle? Crossing the road out front. That’s less about traffic and more of a mystery for the ages… kind of like, why did Olddaddy cross the road? Except in Pattaya, he probably didn’t make it, stick to Grab if you do decide to stay there, we'd miss you here 😉

I tell them I'm straight too.... so don't tell anyone what we do.

Has he had the pleasure of meeting your whole cast yet 😳

I think @Olddaddy is too... The great thing about bars and massage shops in Thailand is you can browse without commitment with few exceptions— just loss of your time. Most people pop their head in for a quick look, and if nothing grabs them, out comes the standard polite excuse: “I’ll be back later” or “maybe tomorrow.” Think of it as the Thai version of “my roommate needs the key,” “my bike’s blocking someone,” or the timeless classic " someone is in the hospital.”

A businessman, maybe — but one who bankrupted casinos, airlines, and even steaks. That’s not leadership, that’s mismanagement. At least Putin doesn’t brag about bankrupting his own ventures the way Trump does — he just hides the corruption under the table. 😉

Yet he's increased it.... all cuts he's made of services for all, go to tax cuts/breaks for corporations and the super wealthy. What’s striking is how much his style mirrored strongman politics elsewhere — centralizing power, undermining institutions, and demanding loyalty over competence. From the outside, does that feel familiar to you in Russia, or do you see them as very different kinds of leaders?