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kokopelli3

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  1. I completed the form on my phone. When I checked it today, I use my computer.
  2. I am assuming you are referring to the TDAC Thailand Digital Arrival Card? I recently completed one and little problems in doing so. I did recheck the form and see there is listed SCT - Scottish and GBR - British. As far as my address, I used the Country listed on my Passport and the State in that Country of my residence.
  3. When a youth I often read a book a day, although not "great" literature but with age and and TV, my reading has dwindled to nothing. However here are a five that I recall. Why I read them, just for the sake of it. War and Peace - Tolstoy Les Miserable - Victor Hugo The Count of Monte Cristo - Dumas The Grapes of Wrath - John Steinbeck The Caine Mutiny - Herman Wouk
  4. Here is the interaction of St. Francis and Pope Innocent in Brother Sun, Sister Moon.
  5. Master and Commander with Russell Crowe and Paul Bettany has a great classical music score which is somewhat unusual for a naval battle movie.
  6. Reminds me of a similar style of painting, The Gross Clinic, by Thomas Eakings now housed in The Philadelphia Museum of Arts. While I worked at Jefferson Medical University this painting was displayed on a staircase and was quite a sight at 8 ft x 6 ft.
  7. Brother Sun, Sister Moon. A gripping adaption of the life of Saint Francis, with a wonderful performance with Alec Guiness as Pope Innocent III. A Single Man. An interesting gay film with Colin Firth. Zulu. A film of courage and bravery of British soldiers at the Battle of Rorks Drift with Stanley Baker and a young Michael Caine. Stand By Me. A heart warming film of four teenage boys on an adventure that changed their lives, with River Phoenix. Master and Commander. Who could not enjoy this tale of naval warfare during the time of the Napoleonic Wars starring Russell Crowe, plus I had the pleasure of standing on the deck of HMS Surprise in San Diego, California.
  8. Why do the Brits pronounce Pattaya much differently than the Thais and the Americans and whoever else?
  9. I did see The Conclave but the sound quality was poor and I didn't quite understand what they were saying. One person said the new Pope was a female?
  10. As an expat who lives in Thailand I never off someone who may know my boyfriend(s). The guys I know are very jealous of any "intruders" in their territory.
  11. I believe Win89 Tomboy is still in operation on Third Road basically across from X Zyte. There is also 4 Stop Tomboy close by but don't think it is open.
  12. 30 minutes to 60 minutes, same as you.
  13. How long is short time? I cum he goes; not long.
  14. According to a Thai friend, the gold necklace was not actual gold, but a replica of sorts.
  15. Oddly, a Thai friend knew the deceased and mentioned his death to me about 2 days ago but did not know about the missing necklace and probable cause of death.
  16. Likely straight guys, but do bottom.
  17. Smiles is currently living in his native country, Canada.
  18. Crabby is living in USA. The younger man was not Crabby's son. Gary the former owner of Corner Bar lives in USA and visits Thailand on a regular basis. The farang with wig is living in USA.
  19. For what it's worth, the Big Bang was first proposed by a Catholic priest, Father Georges Lemaitre, a Belgian cosmologist in 1927. The Big Bang was estimated to have occurred about 13.8 billion years ago.
  20. In Pattaya I felt a slight tremor in my condo but dismissed it as inconsequential. Then I read experiences from people in Bangkok.
  21. Most of the gay host bars in Pattaya are located in Jomtien Complex, aka Supertown,with a few in Boyztown and 2 or 3 in Sunee Plaza. Basically you look around and find one which looks interesting, sit down and order a drink of choice. There should be many boys in attendance and just ask one who attracts you if he would like a drink. Sunee Bar is popular as is ? Bar and Jewel Bar and M Bar, with many lads anxious to help you. But all the bars have lads to meet your tastes. If you meet someone who interests you, then off them and go to your room or rent a short time room. M Bar conveniently has a short time room available at a reasonable cost. If a boy does sit with you, pay for his drink and give him a tip of 100 Baht at least. If you off him there will be a fee of about 400 Baht plus a tip of 1000 B or more depending on your experience. I recall an experience at Jewel Bar where a nice young man always stopped me and we had a chat and exchanged names but nothing further. Then I had a revelation and offered him a drink and ever since had a great time with him.
  22. Correct, his name was James Fixx, an American.
  23. Yes, Toto is a good restaurant.! There is also Primo Italian restaurant close to Toto and Marcos, very popular, a bit further away, all on the same road.
  24. Ii has been less than a few weeks ago when PeterRS reappeared on the forum and now seems to have disappeared once again? I do hope he returns!
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