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mauRICE

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  1. It's reckless and irresponsible to use pictures of two random guys obtained online and raise suspicions on their characters when they aren't here to defend themselves. Putting a so-called disclaimer doesn't help: imagine taking a random pic, obtained online, of an older white male seated next to a tiny twenty-year-old, youthful-looking Thai guy, posting it on some faith-based forum and calling the white male a paedo, with a fine print on the bottom of the pic saying the Thai guy could actually be an adult but he's just small built. The damage is already done and potentially libellous as one doesn't have to show malicious intent to prove culpability under Thai defamation laws. What's worse is that the image will forever linger in people's minds, possibly with a question mark, disclaimer or no disclaimer. Imagine if somebody used your pics indiscriminately and cast aspersions on your character - or are the reputations of brown-skinned, probably impoverished Asian guys who haven't had the opportunities that you've had, not worthy of protection because only the reputations of "superior" blue-eyed, fair-haired Aryans matter? There are certainly enough bootlickers here who are quick to jump in to defend the latter. The correct way of managing suspected fake profiles or those used to solicit funds under false pretenses, is to simply report them to the site's administrator*, instead of indiscriminately posting the pics that were used in those profiles and raising unfair suspicions on the subjects who aren't able to defend themselves. And if they are working boys, you could possibly be destroying their livelihoods. Honestly, people who live in glass houses shouldn't cast the first stone. As I said earlier, the circles we move in in "gay Thailand" aren't that big and word gets around. *I believe all hook-up apps have a "report dubious profile" function.
  2. Not at all. Quite a few guys in Pattaya (Thai, Khmer and farang) know you and of you and your habits. Not everyone is a sycophantic old farang desperate for validation from a middle-aged white cock. And remember, the assumption underlying the law of defamation is that the injured party has a reputation to protect, an assumption I would never make of you. So there isn't a problem then. You said yourself initially they were slow to respond. Or has your precious ego been hurt so badly after being rejected that you needed to post the pics of these two men when there are perhaps hundreds if not thousands of non-genuine and dubious profiles on gay hook up sites?
  3. What is the basis of your very serious and potentially defamatory allegations? Perhaps your alleged reputation for being a finicky customer and "generous" tipper 🙄 has preceded you and/or they're simply not interested in you. Word gets around, you know, especially as regards someone who claims to have been around as long as you have.
  4. Sorry to tell you this but they're only after your body for sex. 😏
  5. Surely not a problem for most forum members who could easily show the immigration officers the precious florins and farthings they've accumulated from their days of youth. 😏
  6. https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/general/3235598/review-seeks-quality-tourists Are you a quality tourist? 😏
  7. Why not be true to yourself and buy a Hawaiian muumuu instead this year? It's very flattering to the mature farang figure. 😉
  8. Yup, there are lots of lonely people out there and having a working boy/girl listen to them blabber on for a paid amount of time is a win-win for both parties because half the time the working boy/girl doesn't understand what the customer is saying and they aren't really paying attention during the other half. They're the best kind of "therapist" money can buy: they listen, they don't disagree/challenge you and they're gone in an hour!
  9. Brilliant observation @Keithambrose. Glad to see that Oxon and fifty years of legal experience haven't gone to waste. 😏 How are you? ☺️ Hope you're having fun Stateside.
  10. Yes, that's if the bar allows them to have a choice. In some cases, they don't and the mama-san asks the guys directly what they'd like to drink, rudely by-passing the customer. I understand that the bar needs to make money too but the manner in which they do it counts.
  11. They might not know the etiquette.
  12. The yellow one is Bank of Ayudhya or commonly known as Krungsri Ayudhya. The green one is Kasikorn.
  13. Weren't you in Pattaya recently? 🙄 I believe the new restaurant and guesthouse, Schatzi's, is located on the site of the former Cafe John and is expected to open in a few weeks' time. It is owned by Johan and Siggy Roth. Please refer to the mayor of Pattaya's office if you have any more questions, Olddaddy.
  14. You mean because they were all at Big Boy?
  15. I see Santa is bearing a different kind of gift down the chimney.
  16. I believe one of them is Muhammad.
  17. They still visit their relatives and conduct the powdering and water sprinkling rituals. The water splashing is an expansion of the old rituals and has been around for the last forty years at least and the water guns and massive partying and boozing perhaps the last twenty-five or so. I was just reading about it recently. Let me see if I can find the article. Here's a bit of Songkran trivia: the month of April traditionally sees the highest number of unwanted pregnancies in Thailand as a result of the rampant boozing, partying and unprotected casual sex.
  18. "Getting"? What do you mean? 🤔
  19. Rosehip seed oil might help with the "scarring".
  20. As I understand it, Songkran in Pattaya doesn't really get going until the 17th or 18th and it's over in other cities by the 15th so Pattaya residents and residents of the other cities can easily do a swap and escape Songkran altogether.
  21. The only rough or contact sport you will get in Patpong and Pattaya will be the bitch-slaps and handbag-slinging from the old queens. Or catfights in the forum as you can see. Nevertheless, good luck!
  22. This thread has sadly reminded me of the parable of The Old Man and His Donkey which is perhaps ominous of how things are going to turn out. So many points of view, so many chiming in to give advice when the relationship technically hasn't even started beyond several days of hook ups. Has there even been a meeting of the minds between the parties, let alone a meeting of the hearts? From the reports that I've read, it seems to me that everything has been glaringly one-sided... ....I don't know but I feel that relationships aren't supposed to be this complicated, more so one that has barely even begun.
  23. As much as I like @jimmie50's persona as represented by his posts on this forum, I also respect the fact that he is making his own bed and he therefore shall lie in it.
  24. "Nearly all Cambodian money boys entered on legal visas..."? How do you know? Because the mama-san told you? 🙄 "I had a Cambodian boy for some time and witnessed his multiple visa runs." Okay, this is fair. "He returned home before the border tensions but his cousin and roommates are all currently overstaying and continuing to work in bars." They aren't forbidden from going home even while the tensions are going on. Oh my...but I agree. You should pause, take a deep breath and listen to what you're saying.
  25. Good point. Not only did he know that that someone was an illegal alien but he had taken active steps to provide the illegal alien with a safehouse so as to prevent him from getting arrested. In some jurisdictions that would be called abetment. Not sure how the Thai authorities would view it but I'm sure it wouldn't be too difficult for them to come up with a suitable framing of the issue to extract as much money from the farang as possible. See previous paragraph. You very well know that they are not "overstayers" but undocumented illegal migrants who are working and staying illegally in Thailand. A person who overstays is someone who has entered Thailand legally and exceeded his permission to stay or visa without a lawful extension. Sure, I'd have no problem with this. But surely the better argument is to advocate for the vast commercial sex industry to be legalised in order to protect those in it as well as those who consume it from exploitation. And if I wanted to be really pedantic about it, I'd say, "Harbouring or hiring illegal aliens is wrong. Prostitution is also legally wrong. But two wrongs don't make a right." Well it ceases to become a joke when they lose their jobs. Recently a massage parlour in Jomtien Complex was raided and the French owner was fined 35,000 THB for each of the his seven illegal Cambodian staff. I believe @jimmie50 witnessed this. The French owner then decided not to hire anymore illegal foreign staff after the hefty 245,000 THB fine. Now he doesn't have enough workers and the workers he fired are in limbo with no jobs.
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