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LOL I think Usher is HOT! I'd do it anyway he wanted as well. So, as long as I were in there somewhere, I would be happy. Though, I bet Usher is a top!

I'd do him, let him do me or anything else he wanted. But, alas, I think his rap mentor and I would have an even better time. Justin is adorable but I much prefer a thug look. He is too clean cut for me. But, I would not throw him out of my bed.

OMG Thaiworthy, don't encourage him!

I brought you some jewels from the Taj. However, when I went to give to you last night, I asked around and the boys from Nice Boys said you had taken all them off and were in no need of jewels as you considered them all diamonds. So, I just gave to the boys. So sorry! I have never been able to charm a snake. However, I did see several big snakes there. Some I bet I couldn't even get my mouth around!

Thank you! Yes, it will. It was a very interesting trip for sure. Being in India was so different than anything I have ever experienced.

When the Supreme Court overturns Obama Care perhaps the people of the USA will realize the SCOTUS is just a bunch of political junkies like me.

I went to Sunee Plaza last night so my comments are based on that area and no where else. I always love Sunee and I like the way the beer bars are set up so that you can talk and relax and have a good time. The beer bars seemed light on customers to me but I may have been early. The gogo bars had few boys in them. Nice Boys was fun but 1/3 of the staff that I remember. I still had a nice time and it is easy to find sexy guys to have a drink and enjoy the evening with. There were several beer bars that had lots of people in them but the old popular place The Corner Bar was void of any customers. I am not sure what happened there but it was very quiet. Oud's place was also quite busy. In fact, I wanted to stop there for some food but no empty chairs. So, business is good for some of the bars. Nice boys had many customers and seem to be doing a good business. There were just not quite the number of guys there that were here last time I was in town. That may be because it is low season. As always, I LOVE eating at Salt and Pepper Restaurant. They have great service and good food and I never miss out on eating there when I am in Pattaya.

On 3rd Road, across from Sunee Plaza, there is a live music beer bar open air restaurant. I have heard that several boys from Nice Boys were working there so I trekked over to see some of them. The staff has lots of eye candy with boys and ladyboys. The place is loud so if you don't like music stay away. The live band if fun and enjoyable. The food was excellent. I was impressed. This is a great place to take a group of Thai boys when you want to just relax and have fun and sit down as opposed to a disco. I have been told that the place is jam packed after 12 midnight but it open till 4. It is a nice break from the gogo scene for sure and I'll be going back there again.

Yes, it is possible. Probable? well, that is another story. Sorry, have been traveling a bit and it was a HELL of a trip! LOL more stories to come on that later. The Taj was really incredible. It was a dream come true. We got to the Taj at sunrise and we got to see some of the most beautiful scenes imaginable. We hired a private guide for the day and I was glad we did. He was full of knowledge and history and I am so happy we had him to help us with the day. He was part of the price we paid for our car from Delhi to Agra and then back the next day and then 2 days in Delhi. The entire cost was 9,000 Rupees. That is less than 180 UDS for 4 days and 2 full tours. We got this cost because my friends who are Indian booked the service. If we had done it, it would have been much more expensive. Agra is an odd city. It is full of beauty from the ancient world and there were monkeys in the streets and the cows roamed freely. It was also like other Indian cities in that the traffic was a nightmare. It took a while to get around in the "inner city." The city has a few major attractions and the one for this post is the Taj Mahal. I hope you enjoy these photos. I'll post about the Agra Fort tomorrow.

Thanks guys. Sorry, have been traveling a bit and it was a HELL of a trip! LOL more stories to come on that later. The Taj was really incredible. It was a dream come true. We got to the Taj at sunrise and we got to see some of the most beautiful scenes imaginable. We hired a private guide for the day and I was glad we did. He was full of knowledge and history and I am so happy we had him to help us with the day. He was part of the price we paid for our car from Delhi to Agra and then back the next day and then 2 days in Delhi. The entire cost was 9,000 Rupees. That is less than 180 UDS for 4 days and 2 full tours. We got this cost because my friends who are Indian booked the service. If we had done it, it would have been much more expensive. Agra is an odd city. It is full of beauty from the ancient world and there were monkeys in the streets and the cows roamed freely. It was also like other Indian cities in that the traffic was a nightmare. It took a while to get around in the "inner city." The city has a few major attractions and the one for this post is the Taj Mahal. I hope you enjoy these photos. I'll post about the Agra Fort tomorrow.

Sorry Pumpkin, you are wrong. The original name for the place is FarangPayDouble I think they changed it around 1998 due to bad press.

OK. I will. What were you thinking of dear?

Great report. Thanks so much. Looking forward to hearing more. That said, one of my all time favorites was at LaGoa and in clothes. He stood by the doorway and I wanted him. I have seen him on every subsequent trip to Sao Paulo for at least 5 years. Don't discard someone with clothes as some of the superstars do not feel they have to get naked as they have customers lined up.

Thank you so much! Thanks FH. I was happy I stayed there for this trip. It was well worth the money and almost like a honeymoon. The BF and I just relaxed and chatted and watched the sun set over the skies all on our balcony. It really was magical. I did see the colors of the Taj change through the day. We also had a guide that took us inside the Taj and shined a light on the tomb area where they still have some of the stones so we could see the beautiful colors inside them. I cannot imagine what this place would have to be like hundreds of years ago before much of the gems were stripped from it. I have more photos from our day at the Taj and the Agra Fort that I'll post when I get the resized. The BF snapped several hundred photos that day and we have yet to go through them all.

I remember marching in the gay pride parades in NYC many years ago and she marched with us every year. I mean she walked the whole way. She didn't just show up for a photo op but she seem to go from beginning to end. I walked behind her one year and that sealed her vote from me in all upcoming elections.

This is a little video we took at the Taj Mahal with the BF's IPad3. I never knew how much I would love taking videos! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ja-C00P1cVs

This is a little video we took at the Taj Mahal with our IPad3. I never knew how much I would love taking videos!

This is very odd. I have yet to understand things here. In a city of 7 Million only 10 were on grinder and the rest were 80 miles or more away. In the hotel in Agra, the staff was made up of cute gay boys but it was just obvious to me as they liked the fact we were a gay couple and they showered us with attention. In other hotels here it is the same. If you stay a few nights, the gays come out. Otherwise, it seems pretty closeted. Others may be able to give a better answer than me as I have not had any time to look for any organized gay scene. I am curious myself. Can anyone advise?

The cost for a basic room there most nights is around 300 USD. You can then go up from that rate to get a balcony room or a 1 bedroom suite. I would suggest getting the breakfast included with your rate as it is marvelous! A dinner that was amazing was about 100. I have dreamed of going to see the Taj for years and this was the perfect hotel. We didn't go tight with money as it was a once in a lifetime thing for us.

The Oberoi Amarvilas Hotel in Agra, India This was one of the best hotel experiences I have had. The hotel is beautiful and the moment you step out of your car onto the hotel grounds, you know you are in for a treat. The indulgence starts the moment you set foot on the property. We were greeted by the front desk staff and sat in a nice waiting room as we were brought some drinks and cold clothes. The General Manager then came over to greet us and welcome us to his hotel and gave us his card and said to not hesitate to call him if we needed anything. The room was nice and very comfortable but the view was fabulous. We had a balcony suite and the view from our room was what dreams are made of. We were in awe of the beautiful gardens and grounds. It was simply amazing to see. The view from the hotel is unlike any other you would ever see. We were adjacent to the Taj Mahal property. Simply Stunning! We had several meals at the hotel and they were all fabulous. The food was delicious and we both enjoyed everything we ate. The waiters were top notch and on top of everything we needed or wanted. The hotel staff was just as attentive and we had our own butler who waiting on us and took great care of the things we wanted. They have a golf cart that will take you to the Taj entrance at sunrise and we were up bright and early and had an amazing day. It has been a dream of mine for 45 years to see this amazing place and staying at this hotel was the perfect choice. At checkout, the hotel General Manager again came to say goodbye and asked about our stay to be sure we had a great time. A true first class experience if I ever had one! I could not recommend a hotel more highly. http://www.oberoihotels.com/oberoi_amarvilas/index.asp

The Oberoi Amarvilas Hotel in Agra, India This was one of the best hotel experiences I have had. The hotel is beautiful and the moment you step out of your car onto the hotel grounds, you know you are in for a treat. The indulgence starts the moment you set foot on the property. We were greeted by the front desk staff and sat in a nice waiting room as we were brought some drinks and cold clothes. The General Manager then came over to greet us and welcome us to his hotel and gave us his card and said to not hesitate to call him if we needed anything. The room was nice and very comfortable but the view was fabulous. We had a balcony suite and the view from our room was what dreams are made of. We were in awe of the beautiful gardens and grounds. It was simply amazing to see. The view from the hotel is unlike any other you would ever see. We were adjacent to the Taj Mahal property. Simply Stunning! We had several meals at the hotel and they were all fabulous. The food was delicious and we both enjoyed everything we ate. The waiters were top notch and on top of everything we needed or wanted. The hotel staff was just as attentive and we had our own butler who waiting on us and took great care of the things we wanted. They have a golf cart that will take you to the Taj entrance at sunrise and we were up bright and early and had an amazing day. It has been a dream of mine for 45 years to see this amazing place and staying at this hotel was the perfect choice. At checkout, the hotel General Manager again came to say goodbye and asked about our stay to be sure we had a great time. A true first class experience if I ever had one! I could not recommend a hotel more highly. http://www.oberoihotels.com/oberoi_amarvilas/index.asp

Charlie, I am on my way to Goa and very excited! As for the heat, I am from the south and my family lives in Texas and I am use to over 100 degrees. BUT, it is FUCKING hot here! HOLY SHIT. I thought I new hot. I didn't.