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I have never complained the music was too soft. I often complain it is too loud. In Pattaya, there are certain bars that do this often. In Bangkok, most of the bars are too loud. IMHO

Michael and Thomas ran a good place. They were also good to the gay community in Pattaya. I hope that their journeys one days bring them back to LOS and Pattaya!

I agree! Thank you for reminding me. Just caught on again to this thread today that is great. http://www.gaythailand.com/forums/topic/7336-good-and-evil/

Great way to start Halloween! Thanks. Happy Halloween to all!

I love weird TV shows and have always liked The Sanctuary. This week's episode was a shocker with a nice lesbian kiss. I love gay kisses!

He is! And, if you remember, he was my first hire with my boyfriend. We hired him in Vegas and fell in love and he moved to NYC with us. LOL It was you who recommended him to us. And, here is a pic from the old days. It use to be an ad but it was a BF at the time with some flowers he bought me for my Birthday. (Actually, I think he gave me what was under the flowers as my desert)

Ax, I am glad to hear you had a good time there. I had a blast when Tomcal took me there on my last trip. I will say that the boys were great and I enjoyed the programa's a great deal. But, the lack of a shower in the room and nice suite was a turn off for me. That did NOT stop me from going back. It just wasn't at the top of my list. I did have one boy meet me at my hotel the next day and that was great. I also like the owners of MM as I have known one for many years and know the place will only get better.

IHPguy, I have to hang out with you when I come down to Rio again!

I remember this guy. Big bearded Santa Clause type fellow that ran the agency. IMHO, it was the hottest gathering of twinks in NYC. I think his papa always told him do what you love and the twinks will follow. LOL that voice must be easily recognized. I will say that it was a job I loved and I never had so much fun in all my life. The hours were hell but the boys were great and the parties were amazing. I do remember remember your hottie. Speaking of hotties from those days, remember "Ryan"?

LOL

Just curious as to why others made a decision to hire their first escort. I was 28 and just started law school and was going with a straight friend to the straight strip clubs in NYC and decided I wanted to try the Gaiety. When I was approached between songs, a guy was very friendly and flirting and I had an ah ha moment. He was a male escort. I said OK and went with him. The rest is history. You?

Me too. I stood my friends up for dinner tonight waiting.

A big fight? Why? I doubt that will happen.

Really? Is this the real you? I had pictured something very different!

The Practice is one of my all time favorite shows and I have had a crush on him ever since. He is adorable even at 50.

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A good friend of mine, Michael, does great work in Bangkok for orphan kids. He and his friends have been working on some efforts for the victims of floods. Please read his message below and watch the Youtube video and help if you can. Dear friends, the flood is all over the news and giving Thailand a hard time. I've become a bit tired of the politics and finger-pointing involved, as my favorite columnist Voranai said: ''Intellectuals fill the sandbags, while buffaloes make the plans" In the future we can expect more and even worse floods thus we've decided to establish a flood response group based on a simple yet powerful idea named: "Wipe the Tide". It is an initiative whereby we foreigners and locals invade Bangkok's major traffic intersections to wipe the windshields of cars. Our first campaign had a stunning impact, with only 9 ppl. (incl.3 camera men) raising over 27,000 Baht in less than two hours!! Check it out: It was great fun and the personal exchange with people from all walks of life was an incredible experience and I wonder how much we can achieve with 10 or 20 times as many people and twice the time!? Thus, we need your help!! If you're interested please read the details for the upcoming "wipe the tide" campaign: http://bangkokvangua.../wipe-the-tide/ and mobilize as many of your friends as possible!! I know it sounds strange but Thai people seem to donate more readily to foreigners wiping their wind shields thus we're looking to mobilize the expat community but we don't exclude Thai, it should be mixed. We need to show Thailand that we care, regardless our color red or yellow, our social status or nationality and that we all get our hands on when Thailand and its people need us. Feel also free to join our community and let's show up in great force for a good purpose! http://www.facebook....209254372476047 Please contact me here on FB, via email: bangkokvanguards@gmail.com or call 085-839218 Thanks for your support Michael http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9ffgg78qls

It was in crossword puzzle last week and I have never heard the word so I missed it. I looked it up.

First time I heard that term. Thanks. I think there are many of us here who resemble that remark. Hello. My Name is Oz. I am a Slore! (first night of 12 steps)

I saw Three Musketeers over the weekend. I thought it was just OK. By just OK, waiting for Netflix or ITunes is advisable. No real eye candy. Not a good story. Not great graphics. Not great anything. But, I was bored and had a cute date. So, it was OK.

titubant \TICH-oo-buhnt\, noun: A disturbance of body equilibrium in standing or walking, resulting in an uncertain gait and trembling. Byron did something of the kind in Don Juan; and the world at large is still quivering and titubant under the shock of his appeal. -- W. E. Henley, "The Secret of Wordsworth," The Pall Mall Magazine, Volume 30, 1903 Sir Oran's mode of progression being very vacillating, indirect, and titubant; enough so, at least, to show that he had not completely danced off the effects of the Madeira. -- Thomas Love Peacock, Melincourt, Volume 1 Titubant derives from the Latin titubātiōn- meaning a staggering, equivalent to titubāt, past participle of titubāre to stagger + -iōn-.

Two Trees and a Woodpecker: Two tall trees, a birch and a beech, are growing in the woods. A small tree begins to grow between them, and the beech says to the birch, 'Is that a son of a beech or a son of a birch?' The birch says he cannot tell, but just then a woodpecker lands on the sapling. The birch says, 'Woodpecker, you are a tree expert. Can you tell if that is a son of a beech or a son of a birch?' The woodpecker takes a taste of the small tree and replies, 'It is neither a son of a beech nor a son of a birch. It is, however, the best little piece of ash I have ever poked my pecker into.'

Best news I have heard all love. Love the blond boy!

For anyone who does video editing Firewire has been a required necessity. Now, Thunderbolt will be. It is not for users like me who don't need that fast speed for most things, but for high end users, it is required. Apple builds things for these users and has done a great job at capturing the video editors market. As for cloud space, we will wait and see. I love it. I have no issues storing information on clouds and think companies are moving in this direction. I just hired a new hosting company for a group I am consulting with in USA. They needed a high speed server for their business. Guess what they got? A cloud server. It cost more. Will deliver higher speeds to the world for the video needs. I don't drink Kool Aid and Jim Jones is not someone I would follow. But, I do love Apple products and that is after purchasing almost every model they have made. Their computers are better, faster, stronger and I love my 3 year warranty.