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A friend of mine is working with a new talent and sent me the link to his video. I wonder if Justin Beber has something to worry about?

Good Boys in Sunee was raided tonight. It appears that it and the apartment building connected were both raided. Boys were pee tested. The raid sent shockwaves around the Plaza as many boys from other bars then disappeared and left no one on stage. There were about 12-15 police that swarmed the place fast. I am not sure what happened to the boys inside after or the falangs that were there. I was sitting with Gaybutton and we both watched the scene unfold before our very eyes. Many were predicting a raid before the start of the New Year. Tonight was the night.

All I can say is wow! From Day Night 2 to 2nd Road right before Central Festival over 35 minutes on a motorcycle. The lady inside my place said she drove from Walking Street to the building (same distance) in a car and it took them over 3 hours. Watch out this week guys. Traffic is an killer!

I started the thread and I subscribe to all threads that I post in. I never received a notification via e-mail that you responded in this thread. That may mean it was never posted because if posted, the notification e-mail is immediate.

Thank you! That was one trip that I really enjoyed taking photos. But, that was only so I could get my ass off that bicycle seat. I also took so many photos on that trip as it was a charity event and my first time doing something like that. I have done the Aids Lifecycle Ride from SF to LA 4 times. The first time I had thousands of photos. The last time, only about 5. My next adventure (coming soon) will be in a Tuk Tuk. That will also be for charity and I will have to take tons of photos. That is the downsized files. When I first got my new IMac I had over 600,000 images. I won't give the percentage of guys that were in the collection. So, instead of downsizing the collection, I may have to upsize the computer.

5. NAACP 4. SEIU 3. ACLU 2. The Department of Homeland Security 1. SPLC (Southern Poverty Law Center) http://www.examiner.com/religion-politics-in-wilmington/tea-party-nation-announces-top-5-liberal-hate-groups-conclusion

LANSING -- Her face became synonymous with women's empowerment, and her death is the passing of an era. Geraldine Doyle of Lansing, whose face became the inspiration behind the iconic World War II image of "Rosie the Riveter," has died, according to her family. A memorial service is planned for 4 p.m., Jan. 8 at Tiffany Funeral Home, 3232 W. Saginaw St. " 'Rosie the Riveter' is the image of an independent woman who is control of her own destiny," said Gladys Beckwith, former director of the Michigan Women's Historical Center and Hall of Fame. "She was a gracious, beautiful woman. Her death is the end of an era, and we need to take note of that. We need to respect what she stood for."

I just found this. It is pretty amazing. Data seems to be endless on the Internet! Here's the link: http://news.google.com/newspapers

I just found this. It is pretty amazing. Data seems to be endless on the Internet! Here's the link: http://news.google.com/newspapers

I agree in part my dear. But, many of us don't take photographs on a regular basis. On my recent trip to Brazil, I only took a few and then stopped. At one point in my life I was a professional photographer and survived on my skills. I find taking photos of buildings, and other things boring. Plus, with my IPhoto gallery over 90,000 images, it is time for me to downsize. My friends from ages ago, I think only Firecat on this board, can tell you that when I first started traveling, I would take tons of images on every trip I took. As time went by, age caught up on me, cameras became boring, and life gets shorter and shorter, I have failed miserable in my photography endeavors. I went into great detail on a recent report on my travel to Brazil. But, my images were not there. I could describe all the beautiful boys I met, all the amazing saunas, etc but I took few images (if any). Perhaps that does devalue my report (I agree) but the report was still of value to many. IMHO (perhaps just my ego thinks so).

TY, I love you! You have such an eloquent way with words. Nail. Hammer. Pound.

I guess I am an idiot then as I much prefer the skytrain when I am in Bangkok. Faster. Easier. Cleaner. As for taxi's in Thailand, it is a shame that the metered ones don't stick by the meter. I never have an issue in Bangkok but I can't seem to find one cab in Pattaya that uses the meter. It really is a shame.

I have no problem with Arabs taking over Pattaya. I think that is their goal. But, what I do have a problem with is the loud music that is heard for blocks and the way the young Arabs drive the motorcycles around Pattaya. There is a reason that most in Thailand drive 150 cc or under. The laws were created in order to keep the Arab 20 something's from getting on the 1200cc motorbikes.

LOL Bob, you use God with a little g. Are you agnostic? Have you lost your faith? That is blasphemous. And, this is just after the little child's birthday celebration. Go and do 10 hail Mary's and 5 Rosaries at Adam's Apple tonight and all will be forgiven!

I like tales of sex. If anyone has stories to share, please bring them on. PeterP, perhaps you can start a few of the conversations that you seem to be interested in? Agree z909. When I travel to LOS, I find I use the site more and find great information here. I think you are right RichLB. I would be interested in knowing how to get more involved in a few of these charities as well. Good Point.

There is no doubt in my mind that HeyGay once dated Martha Steward. His recipes are divine inspiration.

If that would alienate them, they would not post here anyway. We have had posters bitch and moan every time Daddy's name is mentioned here and say that it would never be allowed over there and the reason they don't post here is they feel this site is obsessed with Daddy. It is complete and utter bullshit. My name is dragged through the mud over there often. Does that alienate anyone there? Answer: no. So, to be honest, I am not concerned about what posters that don't post here think. This is not my board. It is our board. The majority of posters that read these boards know that Hooboy was a beloved person to many of us. Anyone that would be alienated by honoring his memory isn't thinking rationally.

Hold on now buddy. I was with you for only one week and you must have had at least 30. If I had your stamina, I would have been near the 300 mark.

The photos look great! You are to be commended. I love the wet and dry sauna idea. I am looking forward to trying that.

That is easy. It took him so long to be told what to say in a convincing way over and over again. Once they told him everything that was done to him, he may now believe it. The Thai government looks like a group of bumbling idiots with this. If those in charge were smart, they would have put one person as spokesperson for this and directed all comments to that person and that person only. As it is, often the left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing. Plus, every time this makes mainstream media, it makes those in charge look bad and they strike back. IMHO

Not really the Thai way of doing things. If the levels are down, that means they will likely raise prices and tell everyone they are full beyond capacity.

The Tourism Authority of Thailand has release a new app for the Ipad. It is free to download. While there is lots of room for improvement, it is free and fun to use.

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Pattaya city is putting the final touches on its tourism-development master plan, which will need a budget of about Bt15 billion for 132 projects designed to turn the beach resort into a "world-class greenovative tourism city". Thiti Chantangphol, director of planning and coordination for the Designated Areas for Sustainable Tourism Administration (Dasta), a public organisation, said yesterday that the master plan was being revised to respond to local preferences. After a survey, which led to the scrapping of plans for a monorail and an above-sea building, a working committee will be set up to monitor the development, which will be carried out by the administrations of Pattaya and nearby areas. Regarding Pattaya's annual plan, during the first stage Dasta will mainly conduct a study on zoning for the city, with areas for entertainment, seminars, natural tourism and other uses, which should take about six months. Next Dasta will work on wastewater management and beach recovery to create a sustainable travel destination, giving Pattaya a new all-around image instead of the present one as a nightlife paradise. Mayor Ittipol Khunpluem said the takeover by Dasta would change the image of Pattaya as well as the cooperation between public and private sectors. Mega-projects will be completed sooner and be more faithful to the blueprint, he added. Thiti said the results of Pattaya's repositioning as a tourist destination should be visible by 2017. By then, tourism will be contributing Bt300 billion a year to Pattaya's economy, up from Bt60 million, as visitor arrivals increase from 7 million to 30 million and the average stay stretches out. Pattaya is considered to attract 10 per cent of the country's tourism revenue. In 15-20 years, 320 rai (about 51 hectares) of Koh Lan, off the coast of Pattaya, will be open to bidding for building and managing three hotels. The hotel concessions will run 30 years. Dasta will also look to launch Koh Phai, between Koh Lan and Pattaya, as another island attraction. In 10 years' time, if nothing were done, Pattaya would face many problems such as tap-water shortages, mafia control and traffic congestion, analysts say. During the past five years, the number of tourists has dropped by 9 per cent, which led to lost revenue for both the country and the tourism industry. The withdrawal of the monorail plan will not affect the Thailand World Expo in 10 years, Thiti said. http://www.nationmultimedia.com/2010/12/29/business/Plan-to-make-Pattaya-World-Class-30145410.html

I have always hated that I loved him.