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Thanks Lucky! I hope that the pace keeps moving forward. No, you are not wasting your time. I love them and greatly appreciate the effort. I agree! LOL Broken record. Ain't going to change ever. The way around it is to link to the photo on another site. That way all see it. If it is hosted on this site, I will never allow non registered members to view. Period.

In Bangkok, Hero massage is my favorite place to get an afternoon massage. I also like Adonis and B and N but Hero is filled daily with hot guys. Babylon Sauna is close to Lumpini and is fun as well with a sauna, dark rooms, pool and real good Thai massage. Where are you thinking about staying in Pattaya? I love the Marriott and the Holiday Inn. The Marriott is in walking distance to the gay bars. The Holiday Inn is a trek. Also, a great place is Cabbages and Condom on the ocean and hear Buddha Hill and Jomptien. Rabbit Resort is adorable as well. Many friends will rent a condo in View Talay 6 by the night for about 1500 baht and it is adjacent to the new Central Festival mall which is fantastic. They are also supposed to have the new Hilton open when you are there. It is on top of the mall. In Chiang Mai, I love to take a bike up the mountains and then white water rafting down. It is best during rainy season as the rapids are stronger then. Also, have you been to the hill people village there? It is quite interesting to see and a bit past the mountain top temple.

I have used it a few times and it worked every time. I am Platinum for next year and I have 40 rollover nights.

I just saw Red and I loved it. It was funny, action packed and enjoyable to watch. It is the new Bruce Willis, Morgan Freeman, Helen Miren movie.

I love Chiang Mai. I usually stay at a gay B and B PJ's Place. It is outside the moats but walking distance to Central Mall and several restaurants as well as close to the gogo bars, gay sauna, etc. The website is: http://www.pjs-place.com/ The owners are great and the 2 story bungalow is fantastic and cheap. They serve a great breakfast and they know all about what is going on in Chiang Mai. Now Lucky, tell us what you like to do? If culture is your thing, I have little suggestions. If sex is it, well, I have a few suggestions!

LOL I met Wellington at 117 the day before I left. I was asking Tomcal about him. He didn't know him from my description. But, hey Tomcal, here is a photo. Wellington seemed like a great guy and if it was not for him being a top only, I was going to marry him. He was absolutely charming! Perfect English. Great voice and very handsome. I think you choose well with him Drey. I love the idea of a group going around Brazil. If planned well in advance, It think this could be quite successful and between your site, this one and Daddy's, we should be able to come up with a good group. I'll help in any way possible and if it is something that is going to happen, we put it on the front page for all to see and get information. You are right in that I think this would be a great way for newbies but also for us veterans.

I find this interesting as well. What do you think is the cause of so many gays moving to a more conservative party? I see the whole of America as moving more conservative but gays????

Palin is no more of a joke to the American people than the American people are to the world. The world watches Fox and asks me, "why"?

This "caterwaul" you speak about might eminate from a churlish lout for surely one of finer traits would not so treat his trusty mates

It is pretty sad that this is true. For the life of me I can't figure out how it is cheaper to buy food imported from China. I guess I don't really understand world economics.

Love her or hate her, Palin is not going away anytime soon!

Yes, welcome and thanks for the great posts! I look forward to visiting there and your information really helps! Thank you!

Tomcal is a good photographer but those photos do not do the boys justice. Having seen them in person, the one lad that stayed with him every night is adorable. It is hard for personality to come across in photos and this boy had a great personality that just bubbles and makes everyone around him happy! When we all went to dinner one night we all had a great time just chatting with him. Tom has great tastes.

Drey, thanks for your kind words. Welcome to the site. I think you provide an excellent service to the community and hope you participate here more! Out of curiosity, have you considered organizing a trip to Brazil for those that don't want to do it alone the first time? Maybe a 10 - 14 day Sauna tour of Brazil? I think it would be great for some that want to go to be with a group that likes to go to the saunas as well as guides to help direct them to the best places to go.

There was no post on this thread from you yesterday and no reply. Perhaps you posted the comment on another site?

caterwaul \KAT-uhr-wawl\, intransitive verb: 1. To make a harsh cry. 2. To have a noisy argument. noun: 1. A shrill, discordant sound. John met Angela head-to-head and there was a lot of bellowing and caterwauling. -- Matthew Parris, "Prescott grapples with his feminine side", Times (London), December 14, 2000 In the early days, when people were still shocked by the novelty of cursing, screaming, caterwauling emotional incontinents attacking each other on stage, he [Jerry Springer] used to produce high-falutin' justifications for the show. -- Paul Hoggart, "Paul Hoggart's television choice", Times (London), December 9, 2000 The forest silence is impermeable, entirely undisturbed by the soft bell notes of hidden birds, the tick of descending leaves and twigs or soft thump of falling fruit, or even the far caterwaul of monkeys. -- Peter Matthiessen, African Silences Caterwaul is from Middle English caterwawen, "to cry as a cat," either from Medieval Dutch kater, "tomcat" + Dutch wauwelen, "to tattle," or for catawail, from cat-wail, "to wail like a cat."

For some time many of us have wondered just who is Jack Schitt? We find ourselves at a loss when someone says, "You don't know Jack Schitt!" Well, thanks to my genealogy efforts, you can now respond in an intellectual way. Jack Schitt is the only son of Awe Schitt. Awe Schitt, the fertilizer magnate, married Miss O. Needeep They had one son, Jack. In turn, Jack Schitt married Noe Schitt. The deeply religious couple produced six children: Holie Schitt, Giva Schitt, Fulla Schitt, Bull Schitt, and the twins Deap Schitt and Dip Schitt. Against her parents' objections, Deap Schitt married her cousin Dumb Schitt, a high school dropout. After being married 15 years, Jack and Noe Schitt divorced. Noe Schitt later married Ted Sherlock, and, because her kids were living with them, she wanted to keep her previous name. She was then known as Noe Schitt Sherlock. Meanwhile, Dip Schitt married Loda Schitt, and they produced a son with a rather nervous disposition named Chick N. Schitt. Two of the other six children, Fulla Schitt and Giva Schitt, were inseparable throughout childhood and subsequently married the Happens brothers in a dual ceremony. The wedding announcement in the newspaper announced the Schitt-Happens nuptials. The Schitt-Happens children were Dawg, Byrd, and Hoarse. Bull Schitt, the prodigal son, left home to tour the world. He recently returned from Italy with his new Italian bride, Pisa Schitt. Now when someone says, "You don't know Jack Schitt," you can correct them.

I am an ambassador of goodwill for all money boys. Plus, I love to help a boy get an education. I have done that with only 2 boys in Brazil but with over 30 in Thailand.

If that site is meant to be a travel agency, they need to post here on this board as well. We have asked them to participate here. We don't even mind links to their site or board. It seems if they are selling travel services that they need to market more. I thought they were just a board. I do remember talking to Gary at one point about the Atlantico and he was nice. I didn't use him as we talked about the Internet being down and that turned me away from that hotel. I do hope he finds other hotels and shares them here as well. I agree with you. It is still a great bargain! I am working on a summary and will have it shortly.

I always say to each his own. I have friends for conversation and I don't pay them. I pay for sex not conversation. That is not to say I don't occasionally like the long time or weekend experience, I do. But, with prices increasing I always count the number of guys I can rent for a weekend experience and that number usually wins out. IMHO, that is not correct. If I compare the last 20 boys in Thailand that I did for a short time vs the last 20 in Brazil, the level of English for them all is the same. No better. No worst. That is a fact. Now, if you want to talk about my boyfriends who I have sent to English school, then their level is going to be greater. But, if you are just talking about boys picked up from bars and saunas, they are the same level speaking English. That being said, you do hire boys from GayRomeo and I'll assume if they can chat with you online that they can speak English better than the new bar boys. You also tend to like the college boys. Well, that is harder to find in Brazil than in Thailand. Why? There are more foreigners that hire boys in Thailand and pay for school. Most of the customers in the saunas in Brazil are Brazilian and have no desire to educate the boys.

Dude, you are sick!

Personally, I am a Firefox and Safari fan. Firefox is my preference though. I like Safari but more sites seem to work flawlessly in Firefox.

For browser watchers, October was a continuation of previous trends: Internet Explorer lost share to Chrome while Firefox and Opera idled and Safari edged upward. The statistics, based on Net Applications' monitoring of millions of Web sites in its analytics network, show that this summer's resurgence of IE has faded, at least for the present. At the same time, Chrome, now two years old, made its July dip look like a blip rather than a foreboding omen. IE remains the top dog, with usage that dropped from 59.7 percent in September to 59.3 percent in October. Firefox edged down from 23.0 percent to 22.9 percent over the same period; Chrome grew from 8.0 percent to 8.5 percent; Safari stayed level at 5.3 percent; and Opera dropped from 2.4 percent to 2.3 percent. IE8's usage changed little from September to October, but Web developers will doubtless be gleeful the much-loathed IE6 gave up a half a percentage point of share, sliding to 15 percent of worldwide usage. Microsoft is feverishly working on IE9, currenty available in beta and platform preview editions, and its usage reached 0.3 percent in September. Chrome is the fastest changing browser since by default updates are downloaded and installed automatically when the browser or computer is restarted. Net Applications released an illustrative graph showing just how fleeting the life of a Chrome version is: six weeks in the case of Chrome 6. Google is working on releasing new Chrome versions more frequently, which means the number of changes in new versions diminishes. It also means the significance of the version number, which Google doesn't emphasize and calls a mere "milestone," is even lower. Read more: http://news.cnet.com/8301-30685_3-20021302-264.html?part=rss&subj=news&tag=2547-1_3-0-20#ixzz1428koJPW

Who is Gary? I thought GTB was a forum site. No? Share how much I spend? Or, share the points? In the first case, I plead the 5th. On the latter, no points left to share.

What do you think the national election results will be? A Democratic stomp? A Republican Kick Ass? Staying the same?