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A friend sent me a list of things to do in Chiang Mai as he is from there. He said that some things might be for my 80 year old Grandmother and not my 27 Year Old Boyfriend. I can find the bars and massage places on my own. All I need to do is walk out the door and follow the cute boys. LOL Anyone has other things to add? (Also have a look at Chiang Mai Life magazine on-line) Ping River boat tour Galae Restaurant Night Safari Khun Cheun restaurant Mrs. Pa's smoothie stall at the Chiang Mai Gate Night Market after 4:30. Zoo Flight of the Gibbon Muu Grata - cook at your table buffet Palad Tawanron restaurant Massage - Woman's jail Doi Suthep Monk Chat at Wat Suan Dok Chiang Mai Sky Adventure Balloon Adventure Thailand Huay Tung Tao Hwy 121 - lunch at a lake Mae Sa valley - paintball, bungie jump, off road buggies etc Patera Elephants Warawrot Market Suan Buak Hat (tai chi etc) at 6 am sharp Wat Umong Museum of World Insects Ratchaphruek Flower Gardens Wiang Kum Kam - Old ruins Ganesh Himal Museum - A short way off Highway 108 a little south of San Pa Tong, just into Doilo, an interesting break. Bo Sang - Umbrella Town Baan Tawai - furniture town iBerry - strange and amusing ice cream spot Akha Ama coffee Sunday Night Walking Street - Tha Pae Gate Some on-line resources : http://www.gotpassport.org/2011/01/30/the-other-famous-question-what-to-do-in-chiang-mai-thailand/ http://thai-travel-info.blogspot.com/2007/10/40-things-to-do-in-chiangmai-north-of.html

A friend sent me a list of things to do in Chiang Mai as he is from there. He said that some things might be for my 80 year old Grandmother and not my 27 Year Old Boyfriend. I can find the bars and massage places on my own. All I need to do is walk out the door and follow the cute boys. LOL Anyone has other things to add? Here's a list of a few things that you can use as a starting point for web searches as to what to do in Chiang Mai… (Also have a look at Chiang Mai Life magazine on-line) Ping River boat tour Galae Restaurant Night Safari Khun Cheun restaurant Mrs. Pa's smoothie stall at the Chiang Mai Gate Night Market after 4:30. Zoo Flight of the Gibbon Muu Grata - cook at your table buffet Palad Tawanron restaurant Massage - Woman's jail Doi Suthep Monk Chat at Wat Suan Dok Chiang Mai Sky Adventure Balloon Adventure Thailand Huay Tung Tao Hwy 121 - lunch at a lake Mae Sa valley - paintball, bungie jump, off road buggies etc Patera Elephants Warawrot Market Suan Buak Hat (tai chi etc) at 6 am sharp Wat Umong Museum of World Insects Ratchaphruek Flower Gardens Wiang Kum Kam - Old ruins Ganesh Himal Museum - A short way off Highway 108 a little south of San Pa Tong, just into Doilo, an interesting break. Bo Sang - Umbrella Town Baan Tawai - furniture town iBerry - strange and amusing ice cream spot Akha Ama coffee Sunday Night Walking Street - Tha Pae Gate Some on-line resources : http://www.gotpassport.org/2011/01/30/the-other-famous-question-what-to-do-in-chiang-mai-thailand/ http://thai-travel-info.blogspot.com/2007/10/40-things-to-do-in-chiangmai-north-of.html

I got this information from a friend and am seriously considering going for the night. It is the last of November. Has anyone been to this event? http://yeepenglanna.net/index.html

I am curious if anyone has used World Nomads? It gets decent reviews for Travel Insurance and for emergencies. I don't think it is a policy for a full time person but they do have plans for up to 12 months.

I have been logged in all day and no issues but I didn't close my browser. I am an Internet junkie and keep it open all the time. I did ask the programmers about this but I know I tested this without the browser closing and it works for me on a Mac.

Day 3 Like I said, at night Pattaya turns from the boring shades of grey to a multitude of colors. From the neon signs that plaster the city to the colorful characters that roam the streets to the many colors that from the vendors that sell their wares, the city comes to life at night. Pattaya is a night city. It is a place where many stores do not even open until after 11AM. Some shops even after that. I often find myself riding a motorbike for breakfast and encountering very few others that are out except a few that are wandering home after a night of partying. This photo was taken near my condo. I am sure over the next few weeks, I'll have a few more colorful photos of the nightlife but this one pretty much sums up where my boyfriends go each night to shop for food.

Day 3 Like I said, at night Pattaya turns from the boring shades of grey to a multitude of colors. From the neon signs that plaster the city to the colorful characters that roam the streets to the many colors that from the vendors that sell their wares, the city comes to life at night. Pattaya is a night city. It is a place where many stores do not even open until after 11AM. Some shops even after that. I often find myself riding a motorbike for breakfast and encountering very few others that are out except a few that are wandering home after a night of partying. This photo was taken near my condo. I am sure over the next few weeks, I'll have a few more colorful photos of the nightlife but this one pretty much sums up where my boyfriends go each night to shop for food.

Thank you for your comments. We are working on this right now!

Sorry you feel this way. We will work on make it capture more attention. A boytoy is a very common term in gay circles and even in straight circles. It usually refers to a younger male looking for or going with an older person. Thus, it is like a companion. Sometimes it is for benefit and incentatives. I hear the term a lot. Thanks. I am glad we are able to chat and have fun. We hope to grow the forum. Your participation is the start of a landslide of new people that are going to come out of the woodworks and enjoy the site and forum much more than in the past. Thank you so very much! Thanks FourAces! Expat, I love the term boytoy and I think we will make it even more popular in the world we all love! I had that 3 days ago and opted for a more colorful banner. I will work on making this better and less to scroll for you. My apologies for the length, I guess I got excited by the hot guys at the top. Thanks. We can work on tweaking this as well. Thanks. We appreciate all comments and suggestion. We listed to everyone and we try our best to incorporate what the members want. Thanks for pointing this out. You are a scholar and a gentleman! Much apprecaited my friend! You are totally right. This was done by design. It will link to the actual forum parts next week. I am so sorry, but my time has been consumed this week and I did not have time to edit the City Guides over this week. I will spend my weekend and next week doing this. But, it will eventually go to actual content. I just did not want to remove that section from the homepage (a time consuming process for the designer) for only one week. Thank you for your understanding in this.

Thank you for so much participation with this in the last few days. We always welcome comments and suggestions. I will change the top menu to say: Search Guys I hope this helps to clarify what one is looking for. There is now the ability for people to register as Boytoys, Houseboys, Escorts, Massuers and Clients so we can't put up there: Search Escorts as it is too narrow. But, we will change it to make more sense for users. Thanks.

Photo 2 Boyztown is famous for the glamor and glow of the night lights. You walk down the Soi and you are tempted by the many gogo boy bars and doormen beckoning you into their place. At nighttime, it is magical with lights of every color glowing in the dark. I often wonder if Pattaya has more neon than Las Vegas. The daytime in Boyztown is a totally different picture. The streets are almost dead of working boys (not 100 percent as you can find that on every corner in Pattaya). But, the daytime definitely shows a different picture than most would expect of the infamous street!

Photo 2 Boyztown is famous for the glamor and glow of the night lights. You walk down the Soi and you are tempted by the many gogo boy bars and doormen beckoning you into their place. At nighttime, it is magical with lights of every color glowing in the dark. I often wonder if Pattaya has more neon than Las Vegas. The daytime in Boyztown is a totally different picture. The streets are almost dead of working boys (not 100 percent as you can find that on every corner in Pattaya). But, the daytime definitely shows a different picture than most would expect of the infamous street!

This looks amazing. Anyone going?

I grew up in Football central (deep South). My school had 300 people in its high school. 1,000 from K-12. But, the Football stadium was over 10k people. LOL And, I was in the band and I LOVED it. It really did save my life and gave me friends and security and a sense of belonging. We marched all over the USA and we were great. Thank you for sharing this video as it did remind me of my younger days.

As it is close to Halloween, are you sure it isn't a ghost? I think it is cached in your system.

Funny you mention that. We have the last log in date on profile. We also have the sort feature for profiles and reviews to view those last logged in. If you are a horny guy in NY, you can even show last logged in with the state of NY or even the city of NYC.

The old MER site should not be appearing. It has been fowarded here. Are others seeing it? All issues you bring up in this thread, I report to the programmers and we will work on. Thanks so much!

My friends use this group over and over and praise it for great quality and great service. They use for View Talay 6 but they also have the Jomtien groups there. http://dancewatchers.com/

We have a variety of cameras and devices and it will depend each day what we use. I have a Nikon pro set with about 10 lens, a Sony Digital and several others. I found it cheaper to buy in USA and bring to Thailand.

The Pig and Whistle in Pattaya is on Soi 7 between Beach Road and 2nd Road and near Central Festival. I have eaten there in the past and enjoyed it. I wanted to try the place for breakfast today. A friend suggested the place as he did not want to go to Jomptien. The Pig and Whistle has good traditional English food. Their breakfast menu is very limited. It has only 4 choices. I had the Large English Breakfast and it was just way too much to eat. The food tasted very good and the service was quick and efficient. They open very early but I could not figure out the hours as they were open around 8 when we went. It is an enjoyable place to eat and the food tasted great. I would give them a 3.5 out of 5 stars. http://www.pigandwhistlepattaya.com/ Phone: 038 361 315 Located in Soi 7 off Beach Road or Second Road, Pattaya, Thailand. Email info@pigandwhistlepattaya.com

I love Thailand. I love Gay Thailand. I love Pattaya. I also love photography. The boys and I are going to try our best to add one photo every day to this thread for the next 30 days. It will be a photo that we have taken randomly in or around Pattaya, Thailand. Some of the photos will be just a bit of fun and some will be serious. Or, so we hope as we will choose these together each night for that day's photo. I hope you enjoy seeing Pattaya through the lens of our camera! Photo 1: Pattaya at night

I love Thailand. I love Gay Thailand. I love Pattaya. I also love photography. The boys and I are going to try our best to add one photo every day to this thread for the next 30 days. It will be a photo that we have taken randomly in or around Pattaya, Thailand. Some of the photos will be just a bit of fun and some will be serious. Or, so we hope as we will choose these together each night for that day's photo. I hope you enjoy seeing Pattaya through the lens of our camera! Photo 1: Pattaya at night

Sure, happy to oblige. "May be your right go and try then we are looking forward to your full report." Means: It may possibly be you are right in your assumptions that the big sausages they serve are tasty and yummy. However, in order for the other members of this esteemed website to be sure, I suggest you go there and give us a full graded report. It would be most kind for you to notate the sausage size and how juicy they were and attach some photos. Your most humble admirer, HG

It is very interesting to me. I have noticed a great deal more Russians on this visit than in the past. I have also seen many signs now in Russian. What I am curious about is the pay up front thing. I have never seen this in Thailand. Is this common in other areas? Have others noticed this here in gay bars, lady bars or ladyboy bars? Is this just a Walking Street thing that one bar did and now others are catching on?