thaiophilus

He'd need a totally different personality for that...

He can't reach it.

??? Looking at the top of the thread this is what I see: (The three pictures at the top are the end of the original 2013 post.) It looks pretty clear to me that the author of the text "In all my travels..." is Olddaddy. Do you see something different?

What? You mean these aren't genuine? https://bangkoksnowremoval.com/

<fx:whoosh>

It appears to be fully open from here.

which prompts an obvious question...

hanoihouseboys.com ? https://holidayhouseboys.com/hanoi might be better 😉.

In Europe we generally just call that a "job" 😉

I don't think it is. My orgy invitation appeared to be from a name with zero posting history.

Waste of time, surely?

The obvious loopholes are the "who's online" and "last logged in members" sections on the main page, which make it very easy for a spammer to harvest usernames without having to read posts.

6 in a row! Is that a record?

Yes. Strictly it's Phra Ram IV. (Phra is an honorific denoting royalty). But in casual Thai speech, Rs tends to turn into L or N or disappear altogether.

what, lipstick?!

Me too, according to @WiggleWormvl who currently has 0 posts 0 reputation 0 badges

"End of shift" used to be the excuse.

Going to have mine framed. Perhaps we should form a club?

Still does. I think @vinapu has it. The Atlanta was, and still is, notorious for its explicit policies, which go well beyond a mere dress code 😈:

I'm not sure that's stated explicitly. But they do state "These forums are NOT presented for abusive arguing and name calling, score-settling, thread stalking, or general cyberspace blood sport for the chronically bored. "

When philately palls, the next step is notaphily, which ought to be very popular with @vinapu's friends. 5-cycle (60th) birthday: And 5-cycle anniversary of accession:

On the downside, they are surprisingly fragile. I had a small key in my wallet and its serrated edge tore a Malaysian polymer note when I tried to get it out. Several KL convenience stores wouldn't accept it, until I found one that kindly put tape over the tear. Also, you can't easily fold polymer notes so they will go in a money belt or other hiding places.

You've never had the pleasure of handling filthy greasy well-used small-denomination banknotes from somewhere with an exchange rate of several thousand to the dollar/pound/euro? At least plastic notes are washable.

For some reason this exchange reminds me of a short story ("A Defensive Diamond") by Saki. I'll skip the story (you can easily find it online) but the punchline is one of his best: “I believe I take precedence,” he said coldly; “you are merely the club Bore; I am the club Liar.”