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  1. About 8 to 10 years ago there was a Black American guy, I believe from Texas. who started the practice of give out garlands to the guys for their birthdays while he was in Pattaya. He taped American dollar bills with Thai money; a very clever gesture. I remember the reaction of the people was quite exciting when he placed a garland around the guys neck because no one had seen this before. Several people would always smiled and give the American guy a thumbs up, and often they would clap. Indeed it was a nice and novice gesture on the part of the American. The American guy always did this, for special occasions, when he was in Pattaya. I have no idea if he did this in Bangkok. A few years later the idea of giving garlands to the guys finally caught on and is now commonly practiced. I have not seen the American guy in Pattaya for quite a while now. I heard that he was dating the ex-DJ at X-boy when he was in town.
  2. Is Boys town in Pattaya really that dead? Gone is the parade of guys just before the bar opens? Boys at the club are fully dressed? The off fees are a bit higher than at other locations? If all of this is true, why go to Boystown?
  3. I have read that there are a lot of Indians and Russians in Thailand, particularly in the Pattaya area. Is it convenient and/or easy to hook up with guys from there? Has anyone had any experience with hooking up with Indians or Russians?
  4. THANKS FOR THE INFO.
  5. Are there any gay blogs on Santo Domingo?
  6. PasivoS, What did you think of the Boutique Hotel Palacio? Were you able to bring guys to the room with no problems? Would you recommend this hotel as a place to stay for a single traveler?
  7. Last week I visited Python the night of bingo. I noticed that the large entry room with tables is now divided into two rooms. As you enter, the first section has a few tables and now a stage where bingo and shows are not held. Previously bingo and the shows were held in the basement. Like other recent posters experienced, there were very few program guys; maybe five or six. The program guys did not appear to be very interested in hooking up with any clients: I will not speculate why not. There were a lot of clients, sitting at tables, drinking and chatting with each other; very social. As usual, bingo was a circus. It seems that everyone wants to be a comedian and will shout comments after each bingo number is called. HOW ANNOYING and the bingo game takes a long time to complete. This was the case with bingo at Lagoa when Carlota, the bingo caller was there. Now bingo at Lagoa is without all the annoying yelling, a few yes but not as much as before. After the very long, loud, and annoying first bingo game, I left and went to Lagoa. Lagoa was crowded with both clients and program guys. The various shows at the saunas are nice, but I and most of the clients are there for the program guys. With that thought in mind, BINGO, Lagoa is the winner hands down.
  8. I visiteded Gold therapy massage (https://www.goldtherapy.com.br/) and the experience was a waste of time and money. After multiple exchanges of information on Whattsapp, specifying what type of massage I wanted, selecting the person, time, etc., when I arrived I was told that the person I requested was not available. I asked why wasn't I informed of that 2 hours ago when you RE-CONFIRMED my appointment? I was told that the fellow decided not to come in at the last minute. Then I was shown photos of guys who were readily available, and despite my better judgement, I selected another guy. When the fellow arrived, he did not look like the guy in the photo. What the heck, let's go ahead As he took off his clothes, I began to feel felt better. At least we would be nude. That was about as exciting as it got. Unfortunately his massage was lackluster. There was very little body-to-body contact, or whatever that was, and I never saw nor touched his body throughout the session. Finally I had enough and decided to see what was or wasn't going to happen. He said that he doesn't get hard and no sex could be involved. So, I ended the session, paid for his time and left. Also, despite the beautiful photos on the internet, the place is dingy. When the client before me left the room, a man went in to clean the room and exited in less than 2 minutes. The matress was on the floor and instead of a sheet, there was a thin layer of paper covering the matress. The walls were dingy and trash was swept to the corners. I just closed my eyes. I STRONGLY DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE!
  9. THANK YOU FOR THE INFORMATION! I got a good laugh from reading your message. People like you make sites, like this one, very worthwhile in expanding one's knowledge; thus facilitating international travel. Keep up the good work.
  10. Buttercawan, can you recommend some massage places in Sao Paulo? Also do the massage guys get nude and the massage terminates with a "happy ending"? What are Dedalos and Chili? Bars with program guys?
  11. Has anyone recently posted on this forum a map of gay bars locations in Bangkok? Also a map of massage locations?
  12. DelRetiro, I agree with you. The Igorot men, shown on the video, are eye-popping. I never saw men like that during my week stay in the Phillipines. Where are they 🤣? Any suggestions? Why did you think the Panagbenga parade was "a bit corny"? Also I found no information on gay venues in Baguio. So I ruled out a visit to that location. Do you think it is worth a visit?
  13. When I was a kid, I told my parents "all my friends are doing it". Their reply was, go live with your friends and let their parents take care of you. End of story 😅 In Brazil, the Iphone is also an obsession with the program guys. I surprised a guy and bought another brand of cellphone, much-much cheaper than the IPhone, for him. In less than a month he lost the phone! He asked me to buy another cellphone for him but only an IPhone. I declined, stating that those phones are too darn expensive. Guess who stopped spending time with me? (ha-ha). For the price of an IPhone, I had a lot of fun with a multitude of program guys. TO EACH HIS OWN.
  14. One poster wrote that the Dominicans have a preference to be with people of "lighter skin" in color. I was surprised when I read this. The Dominicans are not varied in a wide range of colors like the Brazilians or Colombians? But then again, with "tools" that size, who notices anything else? 🤣 🤣 🤣
  15. FTRPL, you stated that maybe the men in the DR "have a thing for lighter skin". Are there not many light skinned guys, say the color of many Brazilians, in the DR?
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