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@Latbear4blk, you are probably the best placed to explain: how does it possibly work? Are the people who go out only those who do not have a job? Or are they going to work very late the next and sleep deprived, yet they manage not to get fired? Or is there something in the water that means they need less sleep?

Those were the days were no one had a beard! Lovely.

I have always wondered: the court of which Earl was it named after?

The villa does not provide, officially, they sell you a “massage”. Whenever I went there, the boys had condom and lube , but not sure about now, I haven’t been in the last 4 years.

A very well prepared couple! You guys did this like pros on your very first trip, I think you are amazing., love your little story. Tell us more about your other travels and the hires that you do in common, @BlkSuperman

I am a spreadsheet guy, so let’s do it. All prices are in Swiss francs/ US dollars, I am not using BRL in this post at all. Assuming you don’t drink or eat and assuming you want a full hour with Gozada everywhere. Paragonia: 5 hires at CHF 150= 750 free cabins = 0 3 entrances at CHF 37= 111 total= CHF 861 clube 117 5 hires at CHF 51= 255 5 cabins at CHF 20? = 100 3 entrances at CHF 15 = 45 total= CHF 400 Paragonya used to be 100 a session, but there are reports that it is now 150. If Riobard is still able to pay 100 at paragonya somehow, then it is CHF 611 (paragonya) versus CHF 400 (clube 117).

They want ARS 800? Nice, 10 times cheaper than in DC! Get as much as you can, at this price, think “I am actually saving money right now”! Your only limit is your time.

No i think planettime meant that numazu has started posting on some gay thai travel forum. PS: yes, MVAN1 beat me to it by a few seconds, that is the one. Specifically the new story is here I believe: http://www.gaythailand.com/forums/topic/11827-bangkok-trip-report-2018-i-get-really-greedy-edition/#entry122406

Oh, I know. I also got plenty of sex in mezzaninu and a temporary boyfriend (see my thread from December), I was trying to make a joke (well no a very funny one) at @numazu1‘s failure to find someone he liked there on 2 different visits, see his post from a couple of days ago, where he explains that clients and garotos look the same to him in mezzaninu.

Condolences, this must be quite painful especially if you were close. You made me wonder how I will react to my own father’s departure when it happens, thanks for sharing with us.

Thanks for reporting! I am glad someone finds sex in mezzaninu!

Oops I had missed that and replied too quick. You beat me to it by 2 hours.

I haven’t been, but get the yellow fever vaccine if you venture there. I read a couple of months ago that one tourist contracted it while staying over night there and later died. It isn’t like the big southern city centers, where mosquitoes hardly venture. And it is warm enough, not like the colder state of RS.

You pick up on / create possible meanings I could never even envisage. I am still chuckling at “boring the crap out of me”.

Lol, walker/kevinC busted!

Thanks for continuing the story! I like Mezzaninu, I mean the premises, the staff etc, but I agree the boys could push themselves a little more at the gym.(@PopeFrancis will surely disagree with me on this). Isn’t this a most beautiful piece of English, everyone?

“Negativity against the US” is short for “negativity against the US government”. Of course they know it isn’t every American who is at the border separating families. In 2003, when journalists reported that “the French refuse to go to war in Iraq”, the world knew that it wasn’t each individual citizen that was refusing to go to war, it was the government. When a foreigner says “the Americans invaded yet another country” they don’t mean the people, they mean the government forces, and same when you say “the Russians attempted to hack the 2016 election”, you mean some Russian government members.

Great report! You should describe your every night at the saunas, man you know how to make us horny!

Alright, I was wrong, then. Definitely wrong. Renting a car internationally is actually a new thing for many people here. Everyone: I strongly recommend it. Get renting! A little road trip abroad is a really cool thing to do, especially with a boytoy in the passenger seat. It usually helps with the bonding. And you get to understand how the country works better than just ubering in the city centres, or even through the countryside public transport, because you are not just a passive observer, you are an active participant (even if only as a driver). Also it is now so easy. in the last 15 years, renting has been standardised internationally so much that you should feel at home, except for the language of the contract. I have rented cars in 10 different countries and I only ever had one problem: in the US!

Over 2000 reading our shit? Jeez, I gotta seriously improve on writing quality or shut up!

You might be interested in watching some Capoeira?

I don’t care enough about 25 dollars to do this, actually. But I care about weeding out dishonest practices.

I can see that happening when they know they will never get your business again anyway. I have been scammed in the US. Rental companies have been charging my credit card for not returning the car with a full tank, even though I pointed out when returning the car that I had just filled it. 2 days later, an extra 25 dollars was added with an email explaining the reason: gas charge. I tried to appeal, no reply, I threatened to dis them on every forum on the internet, still nothing, in the end I had to strike them completely from my list of potential rental companies. Who wants to work with dishonest practices? You got to teach them the hard way. They only learn when they loose cash because they loose customers.

Dude, I am European. Most of my friends are Europeans. I have never heard of what you are talking about. Charges for invisible damage? I have rented cars across Europe many times, in England, France, Belgium, Switzerland, Croatia, and Turkey. Never had the slightest problem about damage that was not obvious. This is completely news to me.

If the car you are renting has some damage, I recommend that you do that in every country, even in the US. American rental companies will also charge you for damages! And they don’t keep a record of every dent on their own cars between 2 customers. If it doesn’t have any damage, then, no need to do that in any country.