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For your scale on this, I'd give it an 8.7.

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The Bahamian Chief Justice has said that he believes that courts will address the issue of equal marriage soon in the country. In an optimistic address, Sir Michael Barnett predicted that the issue would come to the courts in the Bahamas, and said that he would be looking to other countries for reference when considering the issue. I have no doubt that it is only a matter of time when the courts of The Bahamas will address the issue of same sex marriage, he said on Friday I also have no doubt that in deciding the issue we will have respect for the decisions that emanate not only from the Commonwealth countries like Canada and Australia, but also from decisions of the courts of the Unites States of America. But our references to the views of justices of the United States are not limited to referring to those decisions in our own judgments. He went on to say that similarities with the US due to its close proximity to the Bahamas would play a role in how possible legislation would take shape. http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2013/02/19/bahamas-chief-justice-predicts-that-equal-marriage-will-be-addressed-in-court-soon/

I read this on BBC and I thought the same thing.

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Thank you for your advice and input. We are working on some things.

Riding a bike is an excellent way to loose weight. If you ride it at a decent speed, you get your heart rates up and burn calories and you also build up your legs with lean muscle mass and that also helps burn calories more efficiently. I was on organized trips in Thailand but I also rode on my own many times. I never had a problem anywhere I rode. Once you are out of the main cities, you are fine. Remember, Thailand roads have bike lanes (motorbike) for most areas. I never felt unsafe traveling on a bike other than in Bangkok. There are a few groups that ride bikes around and have both Thais and Farangs. If you are in Chiang Mai, find a local bike club and ride with them after you build up a bit of speed. It is really fun to ride with the Thais. One group, the Hash riders meet one weekend per month in some city and they ride mostly on trails and back roads. It is a big group and they stay in hotels and party for the weekend while riding during the days. If you want an adventure, try the www.tourdethailand.com group as they are great. If you are more adventurous, I have friends in Bangkok that do bike tours through the city. Most important, just get on a bike, wear a helmet and start riding. Thai drivers are use to bikes so much more than in USA and I always felt safer riding in Thailand than I do in USA. Congrats on your weight loss. That is really fantastic. I am sure if you develop an interest in biking, it will not only be enjoyable for very beneficial for you. If you want some more information on groups, or anything else, please let me know.

Thanks. Glad you enjoyed them. The BF and I took these shots on my last trip to Thailand. The one laying down I have known for a bit and he calls me the second I enter Thailand (he gets text message I turned my phone on). He is in army now so I was only able to see him a few times on my last trip.

I am glad some of you like this. Thank you. Are there are other suggestions you guys would give?

Here are a few scenes I saw when I was in Issan. I loved the temples there.

Here is one temple that we just passed by on a bike ride I did several years back. I think I wrote about it in that long thread. It was below Hua Hin and it was simply beautiful. The great thing about taking your time to see Thailand is that every city you pass through has some of these temples and it is beautiful and stunning!

Yes, they are. Here are a few photos of the waterfalls I took several years back.

And, if I remember correctly, the highest point in Thailand. I have been there twice. It really is beautiful!

haha. No, no cuddler here. I tried it once and it didn't work for me. I think I was 15.

YEP!

A skinny little guy goes into an elevator, looks up and sees this HUGE guy standing next to him. The big guy sees the little guy staring at him, looks down and says: 7 feet tall, 350 pounds, 20 inch private, 3 pound testicles, Turner Brown. The little guy faints and falls to the floor. The big guy kneels down and starts shaking him. The big guy says, What's wrong with you? In a weak voice the little guy says, What EXACTLY did you say to me? The big dude says, I saw your curious look and figured I'd just give you the answers to the questions everyone always asks me..... I'm 7 feet tall, I weigh 350 pounds, I have a 20 inch private, my testicles weigh 3 pounds each, and my name is Turner Brown. The small guy says, Turner Brown?! Sweet Jesus, I thought you said, 'Turn around!":)

LOL I wish I had more money than someone. I stay in nice hotels by using points and negotiating long stay rates. I love a good bargain. I have not really considered investing in Asia before this thread and another one on this site but it does make sense to put some money in the Asian markets before I can get a retirement visa in 5 years.

Thanks. But, only TY lives above ground. I am usually in the sewers.

RIP

Yes, I bought every boyfriend I had Calvin Klein Underwear based on Marky Mark.

I see your point.

haha So sorry I spoiled your fairy tale. If it is any consolation, when I get up to bolt, I put on a pair of fabulous shoes to make the bolt more like lightening. (Think Jimmy Choo for Drag Queens)

You are sweet. But, this was just advice. My way to do it is to shove it in, finish, get up shower and get the fuck out before they want to cuddle. Speed and agility are of the essence. jk Depends on how many treats you are willing to offer. The right incentive works for most.

Victor/Victoria Here we have a film that was unique for its time it was both very honest and open about gay lifestyles, and able to appeal to a straight audience. It is also one of the few films to manage to use gay stereotypes in a way that doesn't come off as homophobic or offensive. Instead, it strikes a near perfect balance between funny and charming. The story behind Victor/Victoria is interesting as well. The director, Blake Edwards, had made a career out of the Pink Panther movie series. Then, his star Peter Sellers became too ill to continue to participate in the films. At the same time his wife, Julie Andrews, was shit tired of her image as America's Sweetheart earned from staring in both Mary Poppins and The Sound Of Music an image that she couldn't shake even though it had been years since those roles. She wanted a career as a grown-up adult woman who wasn't an eternal virgin. Edwards's first attempt at solving this problem was to make a film called S.O.B., which had Andrews playing an actress cast in the most expensive children's musical ever made. However, when test screenings of the film go badly (in the film, not in real life), the studio convinces the director to reshoot and recut the film as the most expensive porno ever made, with the marketing hook being it would star the famous actress from children's movies. That film featured Andrews topless, with mock fellatio and, essentially, let us watch Mary Poppins masturbate on screen. In real life the studio wasn't really hip to that film though, and it got fairly limited distribution. So, Blake Edwards decided on another tack - to cast Andrews in Victor/Victoria, playing a woman pretending to be a gay man who pretends to be a woman. By turning it into a farcical romantic comedy with James Garner as the love interest he was able to sell it, get wide distribution, and get Andrews out of her rut as perpetual on-screen virgin. You know that you've been typecast, I guess, when you have to first play a porn star and then a drag queen in order to throw off your Susie Cream Cheese image. The result is a film about Paris in the mid-1930s, when a starving Victoria can't manage to make it as a professional singer and is about to be evicted from her fleabag motel. She runs into an equally bloke, flamboyantly gay man, played perfectly by Robert Preston. Between the two of them they realize that she'll never become a star as a woman, but could make a fortune playing the greatest drag queen in the history of Gay Paris. They concoct an elaborate and absurd backstory of Victor, an extremely effeminate gay Polish count with the voice of an angel. Victoria, as Victor, becomes the toast of Paris. But complications arise when a Chicago mob boss, played by Garner, comes to a show one night and falls in love. Because he's so convinced of his straightness he can't believe that Victor is really a drag queen, and sets out to prove that Victor is really Victoria. She falls in love with him as well, and hijinks ensue. Do they end up doing the dirty? Yes, but what's interesting is that they don't even kiss until Garner finally declares, I don't care if you are a man, I love you. That said, he's not exactly upset when he finds out that Victor does have a vagina. There are other revelations along the way, a myriad of sight gags and, of course, characters who suddenly come out of the closet when they think Garner is now banging Victor/Victoria (for involved plot reasons, Garner decides it's better if people think he's gay than find out the truth about Victoria). It's all very well-meaning, often hilarious funny, and touching. The point of the film is that love is more important than gender, and there may not be that much difference really between gay and straight. All this from what was supposed to be a vehicle to change his wife's on-screen image. (Though I suspect part of the metaphor is that Andrews was a sex kitten playing a virgin on screen for most of her career, which Edwards probably thought was not that different from a woman playing a gay man to advance her career.) If anything, it's just as much making fun of Hollywood as S.O.B. was, but simply doing it in a way that was much more comfortable for both the studio and middle America. Unfortunately, it didn't have that much of a long-term impact on Andrew's career, given that her latest efforts were Disney's Enchanted and she's currently filming Enchanted 2 proving that without her husband to cast her in his own films, people buy her as some fairy tale Disney confection more than as a sexually active woman (or gay man!). The more things change, the more they stay the same. cc boytoy.com 2013