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Oops, sorry, USA , NOT included!

The colors in those rooms are giving me eye cancer.

glad you guys have fun at my expense, he, he.
My own fault as I should just report dry facts, leaving reflections to myself but I like community service and tried to do my part. 
My long held dream, never realized ,  is to off somebody just for hand holding session. One of great things from last trip described above is that I  have three candidates , all share the same characteristic - I never offed them before this trip. 
And none of them in the morning was first to say ' can I go now?".
Am I planning next trip?  No
Am I thinking about next trip ? Yes
Will it happen in January 2027 as advertised 2 years ago ? Definitely not,  if airfares won't drop to more reasonable level.
But as they say ' only cow never changes her mind and always likes your neighbour's grass better "

It looks like Fafa is opening a new branch. I haven't been there yet, but I really like what I see on LINE and I'm going to visit Fafa, and maybe also the new branch in CHiang Mai, in January. 
Any experiences from poeple more into Twinks than Twunks?

Indeed . I think I'm still doing better job than FIFA awarding peace prize to certain multi war starter

Nope, the inside overpressure keeps the door closed. At least above 2400 Meters above sea level (or 7800 ft in silly units 😉). Ok, Boeings doors fly away anyway 🤦‍♂️

You got it wrong. The insurance is to cover other people's blood pressure rising from interacting with Olddaddy.

Chicken schnitzel is as blasphemous as say, vegetarian ham or experienced virgin prostitute

A priest would have opened a bar in Sunee Plaza, not Soi Twilight. 😏

Has anyone tried the Jungle Boy Bar yet in Supertown?
https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1BirBYapyN/
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I often ride a motorcycle at home (I’ve been doing it for over 40 years). I’ve ridden my enduro through Africa and the Middle East. I consider myself an experienced motorcyclist. But in Thailand, I only rent a bike on quiet islands. It would never occur to me to ride a bike in Bangkok or Pattaya. Maybe I’m just getting older (and/or wiser) 😉

Oh look, Olddaddy, it's even got a toilet bowl built in - very convenient and no need to worry about the Depends anymore!

I often ride a motorcycle at home (I’ve been doing it for over 40 years). I’ve ridden my enduro through Africa and the Middle East. I consider myself an experienced motorcyclist. But in Thailand, I only rent a bike on quiet islands. It would never occur to me to ride a bike in Bangkok or Pattaya. Maybe I’m just getting older (and/or wiser) 😉

I often ride a motorcycle at home (I’ve been doing it for over 40 years). I’ve ridden my enduro through Africa and the Middle East. I consider myself an experienced motorcyclist. But in Thailand, I only rent a bike on quiet islands. It would never occur to me to ride a bike in Bangkok or Pattaya. Maybe I’m just getting older (and/or wiser) 😉

My 3rd destination for this trip - Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
Having only visited Siem Reap about 7 years ago, I was curious about Phnom Penh and what it had to offer. Departure from Da Nang International Airport was a straightforward affair with check-in, security and immigration not taking very long at all. One thing to note was that everyone had to remove their shoes going through security screening which I had not experienced in quite a long time. I spent some time in the CIP Orchid Lounge which was comfortable and had a decent spread of food, however since I had a teeth whitening procedure the day prior, I could only eat white-coloured foods.
There is only one airline providing a direct flight from Da Nang to Phnom Penh, which is Air Cambodia and our plane was a cute ATR 72 (with a 2-2 seat configuration) and understandably we were bussed to the plane although we could have walked due to the very short distance from the terminal.
Landing at the new Phnom Penh International Airport (which is quite big and very beautiful) was also straightforward as I had already applied for my e-visa in advance so was able to utilise the e-gates. It also helped that the airport was mostly empty. I exchanged the small remainder of VND I had into KHR and also took some more KHR out from an ATM. I would only use Riel during this part of the trip.
My hotel of choice was Arthur and Paul. I organised a driver through the hotel to pick me up (which was a little pricey at $35 USD) due to the fact it was my first time in Phnom Penh and I arrived quite late in the evening. As it was late, it didn't take too long to reach the hotel. Was checked in quickly and one of the staff carried my suitcase (on his shoulder) up the stairs to my room. I felt for him as my suitcase was a bit heavy that day.
I actually loved staying at this hotel. The bar/restaurant and pool is on the ground level, the sauna is on level 1 and the rooms (which there are only 5 or 6) are on level 2. I befriended two of the massage therapists that work there (they first made contact on Grindr) and I had an excellent massage+ from each of them in the comfort of my own room. 4-hands was also offered but I did not partake on this occasion. They weren't super busy so they were literally in my room a few minutes after I booked the massage. I also had a couple of nice hook-ups in the sauna. One of the therapists took a particular liking to me (or my money) and on my final night there, as I was leaving early the next morning, I sent him a message saying he could come up and give me a hug goodbye if he wants, and he did, and then well.. yeah.. lol.
You have to be a little mindful of the spiral staircase, especially going down from the 2nd level to the 1st level at night time because it is dark, and the stairs are painted black.
Breakfast was also decent and plentiful and included in the price. I would spend my days lazing by the pool, however I did take two tours, both booked on klook (both which ended up being private tours due to low season) - one which a nice Cambodian lady took me to see the Royal Palace, National Museum, Independence Monument, Central Market and Wat Phnom Daun Penh. My second tour was a food tour and the guide (who is originally from Mauritius and has a Thai wife) took me to sample many Khmer food that I probably would not have discovered myself. When pulling up to a cart selling insects, I had to refuse however I did taste a cricket which wasn't too bad tbh. We had some nice conversations about life and south east Asia over a drink at the end of the tour.
I had wanted to do a few more things such as visiting the riverside, spacehair bar, toolbox and paradise/hatha khmer massage however I was just a little too comfortable at the hotel with everything I needed at my fingertips. This is a destination that I will definitely come back to and explore a little more hopefully in the near future. Whilst there are much cheaper options for accomodation elsewhere in Phnom Penh, I would still choose to stay at Arthur and Paul.

They were trying to be kind, knowing it wasn't "coffee"  

A basic room is 750 baht. If you pay 900 baht, you get free access to the sauna as well as a basic breakfast.
When I was booking I found it was just as cheap to pay cash at the hotel and they appreciated not having to pay the commission to Agoda. 
It's in a quiet location, but because there are condos nearby, there are 3 convenience stores as well as bars and cafes within spitting distance. There was a very good juice kiosk outside 7-11. Also I got excellent service and tasty food from an outdoor cafe just opposite the little pharmacy. I think the manager might have been French, but with Thai staff.
The Sansuk website will give you all the information you require.
And isn't it great to have a gay hotel where the accommodation is so reasonably priced?

There is a good reason that they test you for HIV first before giving you PREP. If you happen to be infected, and you start taking PREP, you can and probably will become resistant to the drug, and any other medication you might get in the future can become ineffective. Pulse clinic here in Pattaya can test you for HIV on the spot. You can also pick up HIV self test kits in most of the local pharmacies which work like the Covid 19 tests. You prick you finger, not finger your prick, and put a drop of blood into the test box. Wait a few minutes and you will have your result. Then, if negative, you can start taking PREP. The test claims to be 99% accurate. That being said, you need to wait a few weeks after your last encounter before testing, since it will take some time for antibodies to appear in your blood. Also note that Pulse clinic does not always have a doctor present on premises. They do have a schedule when the doctor is available.
It is a totally ignorant idea to purchase PREP over the counter without the proper preparation and testing. It is your life and if you want to take chances with it that you cannot reverse later, it's up to you!

No, just a troll... don't feed him

No, just a troll... don't feed him

If one orders a meal and upon delivery to the table decides it's not hungry , still should pay for that meal, no ?

I hope you've also fixed the security vulnerability that led to the hack...
Thank you very much for maintaining and restoring the forum

I hope you've also fixed the security vulnerability that led to the hack...
Thank you very much for maintaining and restoring the forum

I hope you've also fixed the security vulnerability that led to the hack...
Thank you very much for maintaining and restoring the forum

I hope you've also fixed the security vulnerability that led to the hack...
Thank you very much for maintaining and restoring the forum