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As a suggestion, not sure if you frequent Midnight Bar, which is a couple of units down from Pink Panther; heading towards the 7 star Michelin food emporium, but speak with the boys there as they'll know of anyone who drops in for a drink from PP.

Expanding on your Songkran trivia fact, statisticaly in the UK, the 26th September is recorded as the date having the most births across the year. Interestingly, Nicholas and Noel aren't the 2 most popular boys names choosen.

For those up for it, then the 19th is this year's Jomtien Complex day / night. If you ever needed a reminder of last year's shebang, then:-

Couldn't agree more, that's why I'm LHR bound on the 14th.

Agree a full bodied red would overshadow the subtleties of fish, however a Beaujolais Nouveau being a versatile little number goes well with charcuterie, poached / cold smoked salmon and the classic pepperoni pizza. As for carpets, the Wetherspoons experience is one to experience if you haven't already.

Apologies, can't find the earlier posting re new bar opening in Jomtien Complex. Hence the new pictures. This just dropped on the Supertown Gay FB group. It's situated next to CockA2. FB link = https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1DEBhg3VFo/

Was in Macau last October and flying out of Hong Kong. Noticed they had an airport link, thinking it was just a normal type bus service. Was totally impressed at the end, that checking in for the bus in Macau was a full airport style check in, passport, ticket and luggage. Bus transfer is technically 'Airside' transfer. Transfer was about 1.5 hours at HK$140, so about £14:00.

For a plate of Thai posh nosh, then May's in Jomtien is worth a visit. Bit pricey, great decor and ambience, portions big.

Memory serves, there is no 'Airside' transfer between any of the London airports, so if connecting flight is LGW and you land at LHR, you need to pass through security/immigration with your bags and take the shuttle bus/taxi/train between the 2 airports. So yes, if on a non UK passport you'll need an ETA, and £16:00 for the privilege of inconvenience. Welcome to the UK!

Aye!, yer wee numpty, yer nocht but a Southern Fairy. Zac is always there early evening till about 23:00. Obviously doing a good job, as it's their 11th birthday on the 10th April.

I would on my scant anecdotal evidence say it's societal, as reactions from Laotian, Cambodian or Vietnamese boys and girls is they get it and follow along; caveat being language skills. Maybe something to do with being former French Colonies or a Protectorate.

https://youtu.be/Kyos-M48B8U?si=Lh0u3UDm1R7EG2Pr

No, just a incompetent, snobbish, cynical and angry hotelier from Torquay.

Over in Pratumnak near the top of the hill; just by the new Tops / McDonalds / Taco Bell / Café Amazon / Coffee House and Fishermans Village complex. Infact since the shops were built, the official/unofficial coach park is now reduced by 50%.

Two British actors that definitely made it in the USA, so much so; that when auditioning for their debut Americian parts the producers and production staff didn't know they weren't Americian. Idris Elba, now Sir Idris Elba, born in Hackney, London of Sierra Leone and Ghana parentage, auditioned for the role of Stringer Bell in the HBO series The Wire, told by his Agent to keep his background a secret, floored the producers with his Maryland accent. They were shocked to find he came from the East End of London. Same goes for Hugh Laurie OBE, he was asked by his Agent to submit an audition tape whilst out filming the remake of Flight of The Phoenix in Namibia for a new medical drama called House, still in costume so to speak, ie unshaven and bedraggled, and recorded in his hotel bathroom, his rawness and arrogance caught the producers eye. Bryan Singer as Executive Producer has been noted as saying "he's just the kind of compelling American actor I've been looking for". He was somewhat shocked when someone told him he came from Oxford, England and educated at Eton and Cambridge.

As a couple of size Queens you'll be bickering like mad like a pair of fish-wives.

With your overgrown hairy ass, you could hurl the dangling pubes over the balcony and have your young male suitors climb up to 'rescue' you.

Was thinking more The Phantom of The Opera, face mask, cloak etc!

Theatrical makeup?

Yes staggered, can't remember exactly. Will take a wonder later in the week and photo the display boards.

Mel Harvey of Benidorm fame should open a Bangkok branch. Great motto " You don't have to be a cripple to enjoy your holiday".

The typical Australian ocker one, yer c*nt.

You should try the Turkish experience sometime, they use a lighted taper to singe the hairs in the ear, followed by a damp towel to extinguish any flames. The more rough-and-ready establishments just use a Bic lighter, then cup their hand over the ear.

Continuing the International forum of members loitering around Silom, met up with everyone's favorite Australian, @Olddaddy. For those not familiar with the long historic sporting rivalry between England (POMs) and Australia (Aussi), it's one built on total passion and no holds bared when it comes to language. Which in today's world of PC & woke, refreshing pleasant to use the old vocabulary. So great slagging between the pair of us. The Thai gentleman on the adjacent table just kept his head in his phone. Great time reminiscing about old 80's Australia, a mutual youthful time for the pair of us, discovering a couple of mutual acquaintances, plus catching up on our life histories. Food at Wine Connection in Silom Complex, if you're not been, highly recommended. Walk in wine cellar, choose your bottle at retail prices, no corkage when you pay at the table. If you're got a KBank credit or debit card, you get 10% discount. A great evening, and excellent company.