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I am just amazed, and slightly disappointed, that @ChristianPFC hasn't shown-up to tell us exactly how much he has spent over the last 16 years, complete with a breakdown by item and backed-up by pictures of all the receipts since he first arrived. What was it that he paid for a plastic comb again?

What rubbish.

Critising me for calling out someone who was obviously looking for underage guys is just stupid, nor was I "incorrect". Feel free to post whatever nonsense you want in response but I won't be responding. You obviously have far too much free time on your hands and I have no interest in helping you pass your empty hours while waiting for it all to end. The last thing any sane person needs is to get into a silly back and forth with someone with far too much time on their hands.

Nop is the older guy who is, almost inevitably, their chuk wow champion. He usually also does the fuck show when they have one. He has been at Tawan for a long time - and moved to Atlas when they originally opened last year. He is a multiple body-building championship winner. I would also give him full marks for his personality, even more so than for any physical characteristics. No, he won't mind this picture being shared. Nothing risque and his pictures are all over the internet.

It is actually quite evident what this sick bastard is trying to find.

Hero closed because the Chinaman who owned it pulled a typical Chinese scam. He didn't pay the rent for several years, which was several million in arrears by the time they closed, and siphoned out all the money. When the property owner attempted to claim the money, the Hero owner simply closed down the business. Typical Chinese scammer. That the business itself was viable in that location was evident by the opening of the unrelated, and not as popular, My Hero in that same location afterwards. Albury did not "just die". It moved to a new location even further down Sukhumvit and it continues even today as Jey Spa. Having originally been on Soi 11 Sukhumvit, it moved to Soi 23. The original owner eventually sold it and the new owners moved it even further out and then, eventually,changed its name to Jey Spa. Even after the change of name, they continued to use the Albury social media for quite a while. Of course, it has moved yet again since the pandemic, but it is the same thing. Although it has been in four locations over the years, Albury/Jey Spa has has only had one change of name and, as far as I know, only one change of ownership. Not that I would actually know as I haven't been there for ages. Sweet Cigar, aka Khun Sweet Cigar, aka Khun Bar was a disgusting paedo joint in the Soi 6 area close to the Golden Cock. It was such a vile place that even Dreaded Ned preferred not to mention it. It was on the corner of that lane that leads to Super A. You had to go past that bloody place to get to the Golden Cock or Super A or Super Lex if you were coming from the Patpong side. Considering its out of the way location, I wonder how @kokopelli3 ended-up there on his "first visit to Thailand, 25 years ago, my first bar". A recommendation from a dear friend perhaps? No surprise that there was no elaboration about that "learning experience".

And there is there is the answer to your question. The building that collapsed was being built by the Chinese firm China Railway No 1 (Thailand). The Chinese, as you note, cannot be trusted; and people died because of their shitty, shoddy work and corruption today. What the fuck do they care if Thais die as long as they can make money from it. I am sure they are deeply disappointed that the earthquake revealed their shitty work before they could "complete" the job can get fully paid. Now while the construction is, supposedly, being carried out by a joint venture with local Thai firm Italian-Thai Development Plc (ITD), the reality is that ITD is in financial mess and does not have the resources to undertake a project of this size anymore, hence their bringing in the Chinese. Why would they turn to the shitty Chinese? Because ITD is itself owned by "Thai Chinese" who are delighted to deal with these scoundrels; there hasn't been any Italian involvement in ITD for decades. You can also take a look at the faces of the owners and principals of the various so-called "safety inspection companies" on their websites. Parasites, the entire lot of them. Thai blood on Chinese hands - again. https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/general/2989962/dozens-of-workers-trapped-in-collapsed-bangkok-high-rise

Argument with one obese, "reader" who keeps posting rubbish links in the threads without comment drove PeterRS away the first time. That tide of rubbish links that that "reader" posts on here daily pushes threads with real, interesting, content to the back pages So I actually shared PeterRS's opinion on that. Ironically, when the bloated "reader" in question actually does add commentary it gets even worse as he seems to have a serious problem with comprehension and posts absolute nonsense. Inter alia, he has recently made the claim that Soi 4 is to close "imminently" and that Thai Airways has banned passengers from carrying spare batteries on board. The former he pinched from a C-grade blog and the latter he seems to have pulled out of his bloated bottom as it isn't in the article that he links to. What's worse? A tide of dumb links with no comments or links where the poster has added false headlines and comments that are full of absolutely nonsensical claims? p.s I am also amused at how the two posts immediately above this one talk of PeterRS as if he were still missing even after he has actually posted in this thread

You are as thick as your obese friend aren’t you? 😂 The ban on 32,000 mAh batteries is a long-standing one and is applied by almost all airlines. It has nothing to do with the article that your fat friend has posted. His claim that “Thai bans power banks on all flights” is absolute nonsense, like most things he posts. Apparently both of you have trouble with basic comprehension. But I notice that your bloated friend hurried to give a “Like” to your silly comment, thinking that you had vindicated him. Hilarious. A pair of geriatric jokers 🤣🤣 Still, it’s amusing to see the solidarity in stupidity that the pair of you share. Thai Airways should consider a ban on obese travellers though. They take-up too much space and often smell bad. Or perhaps they should start charging by weight.

So have I.

Once again, you are posting absolute nonsense on here. The Thai Airway FB page clearly says "Passengers are not allowed to use or charge Power Bank (Spare Batteries) during the entire flight". It does not say anything about banning power banks on any flights. Your topic title "Thai bans power banks on all flights" is absolute rubbish and may dissuade people from flying on Thai. The Pattaya News article that you quote states and explains this clearly: "Thai Airways announced a ban on charging power banks during flights" and " Effective March 15, 2025, the use of power banks will be prohibited while onboard the aircraft" For someone who calls himself "Reader" your inability to understand the basic English that you read is hilariously ironic. Your post, on the other hand, is just plain idiotic. That Moses, whose first language is not English can easily understand that the article and Thai Airways advert say while you cannot says a lot about your linguistic, or perhaps intellectual, challenges. Clown.

Kasai massage is part of the Chiang Mai massage tradition. Specifically it originates from Chiang Mai and the surrounding areas. It is very hard to find in other parts of Thailand and even in Chiang Mai, it is only a few places that offer the authentic thing. A lot of it has to do with massaging the area around the genitalia - the focus is on strengthening muscles, the nerves and improving blood flow for better erections; not on giving you a handjob and happy ending. Yes, there is also dick/yoni massage involved. There is, or was, one disgusting old farang in Bangkok who claimed to provide Kasai massage and claimed to be properly trained in it. Trained or not, I assume that he just wanted to grab dicks. There are a couple of straight massage places that offer "kasai" massage from the ladies, but generally you can't find it in real massage houses in Bangkok. I would also be extremely sceptical of any place that claimed that all its masseurs were trained on how to do it. Practically the only places in Bangkok where you will find the real thing is places like 365 that cater almost exclusively to Thais, who know what Kasai is and go for health and treatment, not happy endings. No, not really. There is a significant difference. The "urut batin" in Malaysia and Indonesia is only for men. Kasai has wider application and includes specific techniques for men and women - and what they actually do is quite different.

What a silly little post. The world didn’t begin when you signed-up on this site, Nor did leases on Soi 4 didn’t begin when you signed-up on this site If you had actually read what I posted before posting your “response”, you would see that have I have not suggested that one year leases are something new and that in fact, I have not suggested anything at all. That was a quote from Stickman from back in 2018 – before you signed-up on this site. So yes, the Soi 4 venues have “always” been on one year leases for as long as you have been on this site to share with us the remarkable knowledge and insight that you have gained while travelling to Thailand for discounted sodomy.

KMan is a knock shop and virtually no one from there hires for overnight; therefore they won't put an overnight price there on their regular bulletins. Overnights are possible though - if the particular boy is agreeable to it. Just message the shop on LINE and ask whether he is available to do overnight. You have a better chance of him agreeing to it if you message and arrange ahead of time rather than at the moment you want it. He may need to adjust his own plans to accommodate an overnight. Also, as overnights are not standard in these places, the price quoted may have no apparent relation to the hourly rate. Short-time prices on the Thai side of things are visibly lower than what you pay in foreign-focused places. That advantage often disappears when you book for an overnight.

That reminds me of the horror stories from boys who end-up in bed with customers who snore loudly and then complain when the boy tries to convert the overnight job into a short-time so that he can get out of there and actually get some sleep. In most cases it's not as if these boys who agree to overnights know what they are in for until they get into bed with - or try to fall asleep with - these customers. Even if they have actually been in bed with that snoring horror before, the snoring may have got a lot worse without the old fart realising it. Some of these stories are fairly recent and my sympathy is usually with the boy.