TotallyOz

Sorry, there is no stage per se!

My first trip to Thailand was with a boy from New York and together we learned about Bangkok, Chiang Mai and Phuket. We had a blast in each city. Firecat then showed us around Pattaya and it was a huge help as like Lucky, I would not have figured out many of the bars without someone to show me around. Time has changed over the years and now there are so many good maps that you can find it better but it is great to have a guide.

I took my 2 elderly aunts to Thailand about 8 years ago and they loved it. The BF showed them the country and was wonderful to them. The funniest thing I remember from their trip was the Thai toilets and as they were both in their late 60's at the time and slightly overweight, it was something that was so difficult for them and they came out one day just laughing up a storm and I didn't want to ask but finally I had to and they said, "well, lets just say I knew the aim wasn't too good when I saw the floor filling up with liquid."

"A young man who survives a disaster at sea is hurtled into an epic journey of adventure and discovery. While cast away, he forms an unexpected connection with another survivor ... a fearsome Bengal tiger. Based on the best-selling novel by Yann Martel, is a magical adventure story centering on Pi Patel, the precocious son of a zoo keeper. Dwellers in Pondicherry, India, the family decides to move to Canada, hitching a ride on a huge freighter. After a shipwreck, Pi finds himself adrift in the Pacific Ocean on a 26-foot lifeboat with a zebra, a hyena, an orangutan and a 450-pound Bengal tiger named Richard Parker, all fighting for survival." Having taken my two guys tonight to see this, I was in love with the beauty of the movie. It was magical and I just adored the movie. The cinematography is amazing. The characters are easy to fall into their story. I was happy to see Gérard Depardieu in the movie as I have not seen him in too much recently and I have great memories of him in earlier films. I am a big fan of Ang Lee and have been waiting for this movie to come to Thailand. My sister saw it a few weeks back and told me to be sure to see it. I am so glad I did. There is also large chunks of the movie where dialogue is not needed and thus the boys were very interested in the movie as well. They both said they liked it but they did ask lots of questions afterwards. I thought the lead character, Suraj Sharma did a great job. I also loved seeing some familiar scenes from India and Montreal. The movie is just great. Go and see it if you have a chance.

"A young man who survives a disaster at sea is hurtled into an epic journey of adventure and discovery. While cast away, he forms an unexpected connection with another survivor ... a fearsome Bengal tiger. Based on the best-selling novel by Yann Martel, is a magical adventure story centering on Pi Patel, the precocious son of a zoo keeper. Dwellers in Pondicherry, India, the family decides to move to Canada, hitching a ride on a huge freighter. After a shipwreck, Pi finds himself adrift in the Pacific Ocean on a 26-foot lifeboat with a zebra, a hyena, an orangutan and a 450-pound Bengal tiger named Richard Parker, all fighting for survival." Having taken my two guys tonight to see this, I was in love with the beauty of the movie. It was magical and I just adored the movie. The cinematography is amazing. The characters are easy to fall into their story. I was happy to see Gérard Depardieu in the movie as I have not seen him in too much recently and I have great memories of him in earlier films. I am a big fan of Ang Lee and have been waiting for this movie to come to Thailand. My sister saw it a few weeks back and told me to be sure to see it. I am so glad I did. There is also large chunks of the movie where dialogue is not needed and thus the boys were very interested in the movie as well. They both said they liked it but they did ask lots of questions afterwards. I thought the lead character, Suraj Sharma did a great job. I also loved seeing some familiar scenes from India and Montreal. The movie is just great. Go and see it if you have a chance.

Toy Boys has been amazing lately. Every time I have been in there, it is packed to the rafters with boys and many very cute ones as well. Funny Boys in that area also does not disappoint. I went to Eros last night and enjoyed it but many more fem boys that I would like but I still had a nice time. Also we went to Nice Boys and they had some cute guys on stage and a nice atmosphere. My last trip to Crazy Dragon was much like yours Z. It was pretty slow and not many guys.

Last night a friend and I had a chance to go to Eros Bar in Sunee Plaza. I was pleasantly surprised at just how many boys were on stage dancing. Most of the boys were fem boys but there were a few more masculine type guy. The place was also pretty packed with customers. There is not stage per say. They have little stands that are spread around the place that the boys rotate around. It was nice to see a flurry of so many guys. The drink prices were very reasonable. I think a Diet Coke was 115 baht and a Heineken was 125 baht. I saw no one that looked underage in the bar and we were there for about 30-40 minutes. All in all, I thought this was a very nice place to sit and drink and relax with no pushy mamasan and low music at decent prices.

No one bothered me or the car after that day. But, I always wondered what would have happened if I had been confronted. I was so angry and also so very embarrassed that a "secret" that I thought no one knew was exposed.

When I was 16 years old my mother bought me an "almost" new Firebird. We were poor but this was money she had saved from my dad's death benefits. I was thrilled beyond belief and I felt like king of the world. My mother wanted me to get a license plate for it and I picked out a unicorn with my name on it. It was beautiful but looking back, I know more than just a bit gay. A guy in my school scratched the word "fag" beneath it. I was told who did this as friends saw him. I was horrified that perhaps my mother would see this. When I got home from school, I took some plyers to it and ripped off the plate as I didn't know how to unscrew it. I was in tears all night. Mostly for fear I would be "found out" by her or by others. The next morning, I drove to school, I found this guys car and I went to it, opened up a switch blade and proceeded. to flatten all 4 of his tires in full view of everyone in the school that was in that parking lot. Everyone just looked at me. I put the switch blade back in my pants and walked into school. No one spoke to me that day as they perhaps thought I was insane. I had put the tires out on a very popular kid whose daddy was friends with my family (small town). The father came to school and got the car for his son but not once did anyone ever say anything to me. I honestly do not know what would have happened if he confronted me. But, I guess he understood fair was fair. However, that changed my entire perspective on allowing someone to bully me. I just refused to take it from him or from anyone.

There comes a point when an admin has to make decisions to allow the board to move forward. Of our last 50 reports on threads, 42 have been about one poster. The moderators and I have read each one of them and discussed them and found few of them had any real issues other than anger and hatred for one poster. The vast majority of these "reports" were without merit and from a few posters with an agenda to get rid of a poster. While we do not feel that that the poster has egregiously violated our rules, we do feel his presence here causes irreparable harm to the site and have thus banned him from the site. We have a great group of posters on this site and hope that you will enjoy this site as we put a great deal of effort into making it a site for everyone to enjoy. Please try to welcome all members of the site and make them feel a part of "our family."

Thank you Lucky. Much appreciated. As you know, I love this site and it has been my baby for many many years. Love the guy in the photo. But, no phone number or email for him?

I chose that guy for the tats for that site. He is handsome isn't he?

g. we did that for you only. I was considering putting a little link there when you actually logged in that would take you immediately to girly sites with big tits and even bigger asses but I thought a bit too much so we just did the "Not that password moron!"

I love PENULTIMATE. I have not heard of the recording one but I had one similar but hate it so I'll give yours a try. Many on your list I don't know so I'll take a look at them. Thanks.

One thread has been moved to the Moderator Forum. It will be returned when and if the mods make that decision.

I agree with Rogie. I'd pay it and make sure he "knew" it was a one time thing. However, if that money is not going to kill you, it may help him a great deal.

I'll be honest, the first time I was there I thought it was the most heavenly place in Thailand. It was just so relaxing and beautiful!

I have some hotels in Thailand that I just love. This is one of them. I stayed there the first time back in 2008 and have been there 4 times since. It is just lovely. The place is beautiful and the staff is amazing. It is very relaxing and you get your own bungalow. The resort is directly on the sea and therefore, you get some great sound and fun times. The rates for this place is also very reasonable. I loved the pool and also the outdoor showers. I also love the massage facility on site. I was there everyday. I highly recommend this place! Ideal for a break on the way to Koh Tao, Koh Samui, Koh Phangan’s full-moon party. Bankrut often reminds the famous serene Hua Hin beach in the old days, thanks to its wide, clean and long beach, around ten kilometres length. It’s half and hour from Koh Talu island, 1st spot for snorkeling in the south. Note that it’s perfect for a stop on your trip to Koh Samui or Koh Phangan and Koh Phuket. From their site: Keeree Waree Seaside Villa & Spa is located on the virgin beach of Ban Krut (sometimes spelt Ban Krood or Baan Grood ) in Bangsaphan, Prachuapkhirikhan Province, only 1.30 hr. from Hua Hin and Pranburi. The beach resort is nestled in a small community where the local residents still maintain their sea-nomad ways of life. Under a peaceful atmosphere of Ban Krut beach, with pristine natural surroundings, you can relax and let yourself be lulled by the magic of the sea, streams, forests, and mountains, whether it’s under full moon sky or during starry nights; thereby the poetic meaning of KeereeWaree. Bankrut reminds the famous Hua Hin beach in the old days, thanks to its serene, clean and long beach, around ten kilometres length. It’s half and hour from Koh Talu island, 1st spot for snorkeling in the south. It’s perfect for a stop on your trip to Koh Samui or Koh Phuket. If you are looking for a retreat place for vacation or even wedding venue, this Bankrut beach resort, with a yesterday Huahin atmosphere, will definitely be ideal! http://www.keereewaree.com/

Expat, I have watched it again and I think the person behind this was the guy now in charge, Mandy Patinkin. I think he and his wife had something to do with this. She is Muslim. I think he had the car pulled around and was on the ship in order to have cover for the explosion.

Season 2 was fantastic and I really did enjoy it. I do wonder if Brody actually set off the bomb at CIA. I think he must have been him and Carrie helped him escape.

Well deserved. He had a great year. I was hoping it would be Bill Clinton but I am very happy with this choice.

It was cancelled but season 8 will be in 2013 and that is the last season. The network producers wanted it to end but Showtime wanted them to do Season 7 and 8. This year was Season 7 and next year is confirmed to be the end and season 8.

I have never been to one of these events in Thailand but I have been to many in Montreal, USA and Brazil. My favorite ones are the Montreal Black and Blue party and New York's Black Party. I am a bit older now than when I was going before and I don't think I could do the all night thing on a regular basis. But, it looks like a lot of fun. Has anyone ever done this?

I have been coming to Pattaya for many years and when I first arrived, Come In Bar was my beer bar of choice. I was there everytime I was in Sunee Plaza. I only spent more time in other bars when the guys I have been friendly with started working at another bar. It is pretty amazing how often we find one place and just stay there isn't it? I find Corner Bar very enjoyable and friendly. The wait staff is great and the pool table there is quite fun. I have had so many good times in this bar. It is also a great view of the entire Plaza as the boys all walk by the bar.

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