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I have an idea that I like but I have not put the project to the programmers yet but wanted to see the opinion of you guys. Reviews are on the site and have ratings for: Fantastic/Left Wanting More Great Time Satisfactory Once is Enough Not for Me Not for Anyone I am thinking about converting this to a point scale of 1-10 or 1-5. The reason is I would like to have an average score for the people reviewed. Ex: if they have 20 reviews, they would also have a score for the Average. We would then be able to search for most reviewed, highest average, etc. What are your thoughts? Good Idea? Bad Idea? If we do this, what number would you give the above ratings that are older on the site? If Fantastic/Left Wanting More is a 10, then what are the other numbers for each category? Lastly, if we do this, should it be only for those reviewed in the future or we give out those numbers for past reviews as well? This is not a done deal. TampaYankee is the guy in charge of the reviews and in the end it is his call. But, I wanted to throw this out there to get input on this from members so that he can make a decision. Please let me know if any of the above needs clarification. Please give your input on this. Thanks. Oz
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I reported them as well. Thanks for the heads up. I am curious how often Facebook actually removes pages and groups?
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A good friend of mine from Tel Aviv is trying to convince me to go to the Xlsior Festival Party in Mykonos this year in August. It runs from 20-26. He said it is fantastic. Looking at the photos from them, it looks fun. Anyone been to this? Heard about it?
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In my never ending pursuit of a mask that is comfortable, I finally found I am one of the guys that need the full face mask. Today, I got an email with an article from CPAP Supply USA and it was good to read. Take a look for those interested. CPAP Mask Guide & Tips http://www.cpapsupplyusa.com/blog/post/2013/01/25/cpap-mask-guide-and-tips.aspx?utm_source=SaleAnnouncement&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=MaskGuideandFBPromo2013
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This show is a bit fucked up but so far has an interesting storyline. It is pretty violent and be sure to watch the show after the credits. At least in the 2nd episode, it was funny and weird. Anyone else watching this? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banshee_%28TV_series%29 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCHGfmLenmc
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Sites must be updated. Anyone who doesn't do this regularly is a not being smart or practical. IMHO Recently, the site was down as there were issues regarding bugs. Updates secures these things. They are important even if no one understands. For your question, is the "light switch" at the top of your edit box highlighted or not? Test this and change it to see if that clears up the issue.
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The Rickshaw Run: A Cross Country Ride in India in a Tuk Tuk
TotallyOz replied to TotallyOz's topic in The Beer Bar
I was just in India for one month a few months back and I agree with EVERY word! The last sentence did get me a bit excited. lol You are right about the roads being dangerous. I was just talking to my family about an upcoming trip I have to make to India on business and I said I'll fly right into Pune where my team is located as opposed to flying into Mumbai and spending a few days. The reason is they always want to pick me up at the hotel and drive me to Pune. The ride is the scariest thing I have ever done in my life. My Thai boyfriend spent a month with me there and he agreed that the driving is the worst thing he had ever seen and he races motorbikes in Thailand. We also took a taxi from New Dehli to the Taj Mahal. Again, the road was a "highway" and freaking scary. Camels on the road. Horses. Cows. Monkeys. Cars. Tuk Tuks. Big buses. Insanity. Total and sheer insanity. That doesn't deter me from wanting to do this ride of course but I agree with everything you said. -
J.J. Abrams Will Reportedly Direct the Next Star Wars Movie!
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Mobile phones purchased beginning Saturday can no longer be legally unlocked by U.S. consumers to enable them to work on different networks. The reason, as we reported three months ago, was that U.S. Copyright Office is no longer granting unlocking an exemption to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. The DMCA makes it illegal to “circumvent a technological measure that effectively controls access” to copyrighted material, in this case software embedded in phones that controls carrier access. But in all practicality, nothing will really change for consumers. Before unlocking was first exempted in 2006 and again in 2010, the carriers never sued individuals for unlocking their own phones, and they don’t plan to. And even when unlocking was exempted and allowed, the carriers and phone makers were successfully suing illicit businesses that bought throw-away phones by the thousands, unlocked them, and shipped them overseas. Still, the changeover worries Mitch Stoltz, a copyright lawyer with the Electronic Frontier Foundation. That’s because now there’s nothing preventing the carriers from suing individuals and abandoning the practice of unlocking mobile phones for their customers. “People will no longer have this solid shield created by the Copyright Office in the event they do get sued over this,” Stoltz said in a telephone interview. The carriers, however, last year told the Copyright Office, which every three years reexamines exemptions to the DMCA, that it did not oppose individuals unlocking their phones. Many carriers provide the service today to individuals, and that won’t change. “The carriers’ position has always been, it’s never been about individual consumers. Individual consumers have never been the target of any of the lawsuits or enforcement proceedings or investigations,” James Baldinger, a lawyer for TracFone and many of the carriers, said in a telephone interview. “They are concerned about traffickers that steel subsidies and in the end increase the cost of wireless for consumers across the United States.” http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2013/01/mobile-phone-unlocking/
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I saw his latest movie last night and while it was not really great, he is still fine to watch. I think I had this guys photo taped to my wall in my law school dorm room and he helped me to cum more than once.
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I saw his latest movie last night and while it was not really great, he is still fine to watch. I think I had this guys photo taped to my wall in my law school dorm room and he helped me to cum more than once.
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That is great! Fantastic license plate.
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The Russian Lower House has passed at the first reading a bill banning homosexual propaganda towards minors, which has already been labeled by opponents as anti-gay. The bill was supported by 388 MPs with one vote against and one abstention. The ban was submitted by deputies from the Novosibirsk Region in Siberia, who had earlier introduced similar local regulations. If approved, it would introduce heavy fines for the promotion of homosexuality among children. Those found guilty of the offence could be fined up to 5000 roubles (about $160), but the fines increase 10-fold for officials and 100-fold for companies. Hearings were initially scheduled for December, but got postponed twice which caused some MPs to suggest that there must be some kind of a homosexual conspiracy which is desperate to prevent the law from coming into force. Similar laws already exist in several Russian regions, including the countrys second-largest city St. Petersburg. The initiators of the federal ban say that homosexual propaganda in Russia is rife, both through the mass media and public action, and children are especially vulnerable as they cannot critically appraise the avalanches of gay propaganda that fall upon them every day. The gay community strongly opposes the regulations, claiming the law lacks a precise legal definition of homosexuality, bisexuality and transgender. However, when they attempted to contest the law last year they were continually turned down right up to the Supreme Court. http://rt.com/politics/russian-first-ban-gay-722/
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The Russian Lower House has passed at the first reading a bill banning homosexual propaganda towards minors, which has already been labeled by opponents as anti-gay. The bill was supported by 388 MPs with one vote against and one abstention. The ban was submitted by deputies from the Novosibirsk Region in Siberia, who had earlier introduced similar local regulations. If approved, it would introduce heavy fines for the promotion of homosexuality among children. Those found guilty of the offence could be fined up to 5000 roubles (about $160), but the fines increase 10-fold for officials and 100-fold for companies. Hearings were initially scheduled for December, but got postponed twice which caused some MPs to suggest that there must be some kind of a homosexual conspiracy which is desperate to prevent the law from coming into force. Similar laws already exist in several Russian regions, including the country’s second-largest city St. Petersburg. The initiators of the federal ban say that homosexual propaganda in Russia is rife, both through the mass media and public action, and children are especially vulnerable as they cannot critically appraise “the avalanches of gay propaganda that fall upon them every day”. The gay community strongly opposes the regulations, claiming the law lacks a precise legal definition of homosexuality, bisexuality and transgender. However, when they attempted to contest the law last year they were continually turned down right up to the Supreme Court. http://rt.com/politics/russian-first-ban-gay-722/
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Business folks >>> Support the next TAKE CARE!! fundraiser
TotallyOz replied to a topic in Gay Thailand
FH, the initial point was to shame the board into sponsoring. Then, the point was to bump the thread without answering your question. LOL -
Or, off Broadway: Puppetry of the Penis. Great show. Also, Jeff Stryker in Making Porn And, Naked Boys Singing I also like my Broadway shows but for a good dick show is great to start for some.
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Pentagon to move ‘expeditiously’ to lift ban on women in combat roles
TotallyOz replied to a topic in The Beer Bar
I am not sure how I feel about this either but I am glad that the women that want get to do this. Hasn't the Israeli army allowed women in combat for many years? -
Missing Swiss student tourist alive and well, in Thai prison
TotallyOz replied to TotallyOz's topic in Gay Thailand
I have been in and out of Thailand a hundred times over the years and never once asked for a ticket confirmation on either side. In the USA, when anyone travels to Brazil, they check at check in to see the return ticket. If you don't have one, you don't get on the plane. -
The Rickshaw Run: A Cross Country Ride in India in a Tuk Tuk
TotallyOz replied to TotallyOz's topic in The Beer Bar
This is just something I am considering as a precursor to my real Tuk Tuk trip. That is to drive one from Thailand around the entire world and break the Guinness Book of World Record for the longest trip on a Tuk Tuk. LOL Yes, yes, I know that sounds insane. Berserk. Looney. But, it is a dream. The Rickshaw Run may just tell me if I am able to handle the long trip. The Thai BF, who will do the ride with me, tells me he doesn't think I'll be able to sit in one for hours and hours day in and day out. But, time will tell. As for Lucky's offer: thank you. I'll accept Zander in my bed. But, does that require a contract stating I won't go on a nutty adventure? MSGuy, you should have read the paperwork for this thing. The contract basically states that you know that death may result and that you waive all your rights. I have never seen a contract so blunt and brutal. -
I love Tuk Tuk's and some people may even call it an obsession. But, with that love, comes the desire to do crazy shit. Has anyone ever done this race, known of others who did it? A good friend of mine is already registered for 2013 and wants me to join him. http://www.theadventurists.com/the-adventures/rickshaw-run
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I love Tuk Tuk's and some people may even call it an obsession. But, with that love, comes the desire to do crazy shit. Has anyone ever done this race, known of others who did it? A good friend of mine is already registered for 2013 and wants me to join him. http://www.theadventurists.com/the-adventures/rickshaw-run
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The government plans to launch the bidding for the country's first high-speed train route linking Bangkok with Chiang Mai by this September. The train will take just three hours to reach its destination. ...... Construction of the first high-speed train line is expected to begin early next year and the first section of it from Bangkok to Phitsanulok should be completed between 2018 and 2019. The last section from Phitsanulok to Chiang Mai would wrap up two years after that, Mr Chula said. He said fares would probably be no more than 2,000 baht per trip. http://bangkokpost.com/news/transport/332505/hi-speed-rail-plan-kicks-off I do hope that Thailand is able to catch up the the USA with regard to high speed trains. That would only take one train.
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Another Fucking Upgrade Oz: You are kidding?
TotallyOz replied to TotallyOz's topic in Comments and Suggestions
The forum is done by a company called Invision. They come out with releases every few months. I upgrade to the newest ones. I did this last night. The programmers don't control the code for the forum. They do for the rest of the site. They are not the ones that can fix the "center" or "array" but I did put in bug requests to Invision and was told it would be fixed on the next build. That should have been done but I didn't personally test them either. -
Nigerian-style '419' scammers targeting Gay Thailand members
TotallyOz replied to a topic in The Beer Bar
Did you "report" the profile?