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I would say the reverse. I do not like wine and would never pollute a meal with it. But, I know many are different and have different tastes. I like the taste of Diet Coke but it is to each his own. That is why Heinz makes 57 varieties.

I think this might be a conspiracy. But, all of the diet cokes in Bangkok are disappearing. None have been available at the 7-11's or Family Marts for 2 weeks. Normally, they always have them. Today, the boys went to Siam Paragon and the grocery store on the bottom level. It too is sold out. Has the bottling company here stopped producing them?

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Welcome to the site ! Great tats!

A U.S. federal judge struck down Idaho's ban on gay marriage on Tuesday, saying it relegated same-sex couples to a second-class status in violation of constitutional guarantees of equal protection under the law. The ruling by U.S. Magistrate Judge Candy Dale was the latest in a string of decisions by federal judges against state bans on same-sex matrimony that, if upheld by higher courts, would sharply broaden access to marriage for U.S. gay couples. Dale said her decision would go into effect on Friday at 9 a.m. local time, unless put on hold by a higher court. Marriage rights have been extended to gay couples in 17 states and the District of Columbia in a trend that has gained momentum since the U.S. Supreme Court ruled last June that legally married same-sex couples nationwide are eligible for federal benefits. That decision, which struck down part of the 1996 federal Defense of Marriage Act, has been cited by a number of federal judges, including Dale, in subsequent opinions overturning state bans on gay matrimony. The Idaho lawsuit was brought in November by two lesbian couples whose out-of-state marriages were invalid in Idaho and two couples who sought to be married in Idaho but were denied licenses. The lawsuit named Idaho Governor C.L. "Butch" Otter and Ada County Clerk Chris Rich as defendants. http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/05/14/us-usa-idaho-gaymarriage-idUSBREA4D00Y20140514

I had a group of 3 friends who just spent one month at Tiger Muay Thai and have a fantastic time. They were not experienced in Muay Thai but they wanted to learn some basics but more than that, they wanted to get into shape. They all loved the program and the staff. They said the accommodations that were offered were pretty basic and they upgraded after one week to another place but other than that, the experience was great. http://www.tigermuaythai.com

I'd go back in time to meet my father. He died when I was 5 and I don't remember much. I'd love to see what he is really like as opposed to things based on other people's memories.

Speaking with The Phuket News this morning, Gen Phanu said, “We have been very lenient about this. I’ve had many comments about [our excessive leniency]." Several factors have come together to kill off the tourist visa run. The first, as already reported in The Phuket News is fallout from the disappearance of Malaysian Airlines flight MH370. Two Iranian men boarded that flight using passports that had been stolen or went missing in Phuket a couple of years before. Hence a tightening-up on passports was inevitable. But another major concern is the number of foreigners working illegally, the General said. “Lots of nationalities come to Thailand on tourist visas but they come to work. I really want them to do the right thing, not try to dodge around the law and evade taxes." He said that Russians, South Koreans and Vietnamese in particular are in the spotlight. “Immigration is keeping an eye on them.” That said, other nationalities will not escape notice. - See more at: http://www.thephuketnews.com/immigration-boss-confirms-the-out-in-visa-run-is-dead-46240.php#sthash.kjn51VMP.dpuf http://www.thailandvisa.com/topic/4396-immigration-boss-confirms-the-out-in-visa-run-is-dead/

I want to the bar area last night. First, the streets have never been as easy to get there. No traffic at all. The night market was dead. I did arrive very early for drinks with a friend. But, the place was very very quiet. I was there a bit over 2.5 hours and I was surprised at how quiet it actually was. I talked to a few boys and they all said, "very very bad in Thailand right now." I guessed that as my hotel also said they had many cancellations in the past few weeks as the country seems on the brink. I have not hit up Hero yet, but I am hoping the boys there are doing better off than the ones on Soi Twilight.

I am at a nice hotel in Bangkok. It is a serviced apartment. It is not a cheap place but I do love it and have stayed here many times in the past. When I eat in the restaurants located in the hotel, they add VAT and a Service Charge. Once I see that, I have a hard time leaving a tip as I think it is included in the bill. I often eat lunch by the pool. The waiters are great and the food is great. But, we don't take wallets or anything with us when we are there and charge to our room. The bill also has VAT and a Service Charge of 10%. Given the above, is it rude not to tip? Is a tip expected? Should I just suck it up and tip anyway?

Expat, when I read the title, I thought you had a great experience with some hottie until you unzipped his pants. Glad that dirty cock was not your dates. As for me. I love cleanliness and think it is next to godliness. But, if the guy is hot enough, fuck it, I'll do it dirty in an instant.

Don't forget about current events, etc. Find out what he likes and talk about that. I have met you and know you are well versed on many topics and most subjects you will be able to talk about. Focus on him. Get to know him. Ask questions and be yourself and the conversation will flow.

I would do the same. I will never haggle over a rate. I agreed to something and even if they don't meet expectations, I give them what was agreed upon and never see them again. But, will go back and try another boy. If mamasan says how about the same boy, I'll say no and tell her why. She needs to know but I would not make a big deal over it. It may be we just didn't click. I am always very careful and upfront and tell what I want and how much I will pay and I rarely get disappointed. I did once get disappointed in Sunee Plaza and took a waiter and gave him zero tip and zero taxi (but gave him the going rate). When I went back the next day, the staff all knew what I had given him (yes they all discuss us as much as we discuss them). They all said, "Wow, I know you long time and you never not give boy tip. This boy must have been really really bad." I just said yes and moved on. I still think the lad is cute and I still chatted with him and was friendly. No need to make a mountain out of a molehill. Shit happens. Get over it quickly. Move on. Plenty of more boys in LOS to let one encounter spoil a holiday or even a night. If truly horrible experience, call another boy you know and have him come over. It defiantly will get the bad taste out of your mouth quick and the boy will be thrilled to have the extra income.

I would have agreed with you but I thought we were beyond the point one PM is removed because of a cooking show and the other because of moving around people in HER government. Both were silly and accepted by most people. I don't think a coup would be any more or less accepted.

I do the same. I always give a bit extra for taxi. But, I will say. "This is for short time" (agreed upon given) "This is for you to buy present" (tip if given) "This is for taxi" (40 baht in Pattaya and 60-100 baht in BKK) Kiss on check. "thank you so much. Have a nice nights."

The Yellow's will never be happy with a true democracy. They only want a democracy if rich people are the only ones to vote. The Reds will never be happy with all the BS the yellow shirts pull. Lets face it, the removal of the PM last week was silly. I wonder if the only way to bring peace is to let the military seize control? What other choice is there? Is there anything else that will stop the madness?

I was just in Lumphini today and it was still packed with protesters and full of tents. I call it: Lumphini Skidrow.

GayRomeo is the best. But, you might find some on Grindr if you word your profile right.

It's not just any old talent show, it's an institution - an annual event that this year attracted an audience of 180 million. From Sweden to Spain, Portugal to Poland, the show gathers an ever more devoted following each year -- and 180 million people can't all be wrong, can they? Full Story: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2625242/Bearded-drag-queen-Conchita-Wurst-puts-dazzling-performance-Eurovision-2014.html

First, I'd buy the house that the Sultan owned in Vegas that is for sale. The estate is huge. I'd then fill it with twinks and minks and everything in between.

St. Louis Rams pick Michael Sam in seventh round of NFL draft Watch the video! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nW-_fFdkegs The story: http://www.nytimes.com/2014/05/11/sports/football/michael-sam-picked-by-st-louis-rams-in-nfl-draft.html?hp Over seven rounds of the N.F.L. draft, teams chose more than 200 players, from surefire stars to kickers and all-but-anonymous players from tiny Division II football programs. One player who kept being passed over was Michael Sam, a consensus all-American at Missouri and The Associated Press’s defensive player of the year in the Southeastern Conference, considered college football’s most competitive conference. Sam was also the first publicly gay player waiting to be drafted. Finally, after nearly seven numbing hours of picks on Saturday, the third and final day of the draft, Mike Kensil, the vice president for game operations at the N.F.L., walked to the podium and read Sam’s name. Cheers erupted among the several hundred fans left at Radio City Music Hall. Sam, a defensive end, was the 249th player selected. Only seven players followed. Then the draft was over. Read more from the NYT link above. My favorite quote from the day: Deion Sanders, a former player who is now a television announcer, wrote on Twitter, “Some team needs to Draft Michael Sam and be real the kid can play!”

I am a big union guy and I also believe in good pay. But, a strike during the World Cup could be a disaster. Or, no?

I just hope you are right and I can beat out things here. My mama always told me that I could take the boy out of Bama but never take Bama out of the boy. LOL

Vinapu, I agree with much of what you have to say and do hope to see some new blood. However, in America, the time when any politician could run for office is gone. Only the rich can now afford this or those with great connections and a well-oiled machine. The last election, the candidates spent 1 billion dollars each. Insane. Not many regular Joe's can even get into this kind of situation.

They will just as easily eliminate Thaksin's shadow over Thai politics as America will eliminate the presence of the Bush dynasty. GWB was the worst president ever IMHO. And, he is guilty of war crimes. But, now his brother may be the next Republican nominee for President. So, what does that have to do with GW and his crimes. Nothing. You can't judge a man by his family. Well, you can but to eliminate people strictly based on this is absurd. Thaskin's sister was a good Prime Minister. The Yellow Shirts were relentless and stupid to get her out. I hope they get someone much worse in there to teach them a lesson. The lesson I wish all would be taught is that the few can't undermine democracy for the many. Yes, I do think she should have remained in office just as I think her brother should have. No, I am not a red shirt guy. I just believe in democracy. I was not happy with Bush's first appointment as President of the USA. But, when he was elected the second time, I threw my hands up and said, "Oh well, America gets what it deserves for this shit." Elected leaders are just that. They are who the people want. Unless gross dereliction of duty, they should remain in office until another election. (and no, blow jobs in the Oval office is not gross dereliction of duty). I love Thailand and I hope that those not in power will realize why they are not in power and start to change their policies in order to appeal to the entire country instead of the few. I love America and I hope that those not in power will realize why they are not in power and start to change their policies in order to appeal to the entire country instead of the few. (I just hope they don't do it before 2 Hillary terms)