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I am happy about this. But, I will always get room upgrades but not always to a 1 bedroom suite. The Intercontinental always upgrades me to a 1 bedroom suite. Even in Paris and NYC, I get the nice rooms. I hope Marriott starts to do this as well. If they did, I'd have no use for Intercon.

You have got me all hot and bothered. Can I bring a camera? Seriously, Gaybutton, if anyone takes a shit, they should always take a candle with them. I am not a drinker so I forgo the wine but I do occasionally take a magazine in with me.

LOL I guess I never really picked up on the term. I do understand the word toilets. That is an easy one. As for what one finds romantic, it is all in the eye of the beholder. Some like ladyboys and some the opposite. Some like romantic dinners and the boyfriend experience and some like public sex in toilets. I do remember George Michael getting into a bit of hot water based on that. When I was first coming out in NYC, the toilet and video booth scene was very popular especially around the Times Square area. I have many friends who prefer that to having someone over to their place. It does not bother me in the least. Nor does sex in a sauna. For me, it is just each his own desire. If a public toilet gets someone off or a mile high club or a sex sauna, it don't bother me at all.

What is cottaging?

Maybe it is just me, but I love to watch hard core action flicks. But, when I do, I have ZERO desire to dive fast, shoot up the city or anything else.

Thanks for the heads up on the scene in Pattaya. You are usually spot on in your assessment. It is good to have someone with so much knowledge of the scene give us a heads up. Thanks.

I had not see that article. Thank you!

Thank you for keeping us up to date with all the latest info in Brazil! Much appreciated.

Holy Shit. I watched it. Insanity!

Judith Crist one of America’s most widely read film critics for more than three decades and a provocative presence in millions of homes as a regular reviewer on the “Today” show, died Tuesday at her home in Manhattan. She was 90. Her death was confirmed by her son, Steven. Ms. Crist came to prominence when film was breaking with the conventions of the Hollywood studio era while experiencing a resurgence in popularity. She championed a new generation of American directors like Steven Spielberg and Woody Allen and new actors like Robert De Niro and Faye Dunaway. Her commentary had many homes: The New York Herald Tribune, where she was the first woman to be made a full-time critic for a major American newspaper; New York magazine, where she was the founding film critic; and TV Guide, which most defined her to readers. Her reviews appeared there for 22 years at a time when the magazine reached a peak readership of more than 20 million. She was the “Today” show’s first regular movie critic, a morning fixture on NBC from 1963 to 1973. And she wrote for Saturday Review, Gourmet and Ladies’ Home Journal. A Harris Poll of moviegoers in the 1960s cited her as their favorite critic. When TV Guide decided to dismiss her in 1983 to replace her column with a computerized movie summary, executives told her that they might beg her to return in six months. The magazine was deluged with letters and asked her back three weeks later. She was given a raise and stayed until 1988. http://www.nytimes.com/2012/08/08/movies/judith-crist-film-critic-dies-at-90.html?pagewanted=all

When you say at the corner of Sathorn and Rama which place is this in? I lived in that area and I guess I missed it. I know there is a big gym in the building next to the subway. How close is this new hotel to that area?

If I woke up to Hunter each day, I don't think I'd ever get out of bed! I love his new video!

If I woke up to Hunter each day, I don't think I'd ever get out of bed! I love his new video!

I was thinking about passing around a collection plate. Do you think an escort website is an appropriate place to ask for donations? If so, my paypal email is totallyozneedscashfast@believeme.com

Ya know, I just hate when they do this. I hate when they do it with apple from .mac to .me to .icloud. I hate it with hotmail now. Yeah, I'll get use to it. I just hate that years ago I had the chance to buy gmail.com and I didn't. (head slap)

I use Chrome and I do like it. It is fast and easy. I still use Firefox as well and love it. And, I also use Safari. LOL I keep all three open at the same time and use them for different things. One for business, one for XXX and one for personal.

I once sold poppers. They cost 1.50. I would sell for 10.00. Sometimes we would have a sale for 50% off. That is still a good profile. But, we would always have a 2.5 handling fee plus the cost of shipping. I loved handling fees. I once went with an escort in NYC and he told me he wanted to spend the night with me for free. No charges. But, if I touched him it was 100 USD and if I fucked him it was 300 each time. We fucked 3 times. I owed him 1k. That was after our one hour session at 300 earlier. LOL I think I was the one who got fucked right?

How Lucky are you?

I had a friend from my childhood read all my posts about gay marriage and sent me this: "If there is a redefinition of marriage, where do you think the line should be drawn? Should Mormons be allowed to have more than one spouse? Should 1st cousins be allowed to marry each other? I know how you feel about gay marriage and you all know that I love and respect each of you. How you live your life is your own business. I was just curious what your thoughts were on the other spectrum's." How would you respond in a way as not to offend?

I tend to agree Expat. For me, the list would be: The Godfather Rocky Heathers Gone with the Wind Raging Bull My Own Private Idaho King Kong Chariots of Fire Driving Mrs Daisy The Reader

I do wonder why they don't make big improvements in the place. I like it there and find good guys there but I hate the cabines there! Why can't they put some money into this as it seems to be doing great business?

Roger Ebert posted his 2012 Greatest Films of all time. It is a great read: http://blogs.suntimes.com/ebert/2012/04/the_greatest_films_of_all_time.html He decided: Aguirre, Wrath of God (Herzog) Apocalypse Now (Coppola) Citizen Kane (Welles) La Dolce Vita (Fellini) The General (Keaton) Raging Bull (Scorsese) 2001: A Space Odyssey (Kubrick) Tokyo Story (Ozu) The Tree of Life (Malick) Vertigo (Hitchcock) Those were his greatest of all time. Now, I know I am not as intellectual as most people but I must know, who liked The Tree of Life? It was one of the oddest movies I have ever seen. Yet, the critics loved it. Why? What did I miss?

With a stellar cast and excellent writing, I really enjoyed Moonrise Kingdom. I had promised a friend that I would see it with them as they are in town for the weekend and I said, "up to you." This is what they picked and I am so glad they did. It is a great little movie and it had my attention from the very beginning and never lost it. If this shows up in the theater in Thailand, run to see it!

With a stellar cast and excellent writing, I really enjoyed Moonrise Kingdom. I had promised a friend that I would see it with them as they are in town for the weekend and I said, "up to you." This is what they picked and I am so glad they did. It is a great little movie and it had my attention from the very beginning and never lost it.