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A picture would help (for the Thai script).

April, that refers to 2015? Or you wanted to go this April (2014) and had to postpone? The current political changes won't affect you (but there could be more changes by April 2015). In April, there is Songkran (Thai new year), and that can have a huge influence (good or bad) on your holiday.

My religion requires me to sleep at least 8 hours per day, during night time in a dark, quiet, place of 20-25 degree Celsius with no air draught. I want a Christian sleeping room in airports!

We are talking about prostitution, I fully understand that most of the boys are not sexually attracted to me (there are rare cases where I find a money boy who is sexually attracted to me). I am not fixated on penis, average size limp is nothing I would like to play with, so without touching it stays soft (side note: soft penis in underwear often looks better than hard, and is easier to arrange).

Just came across this website: http://www.thevacationwanderer.com/2013/04/25/sleeping-on-airport-floors-ugh-travel-tip/ Yes, it really says 10 or 15 Euro per hour (!!!) (There is internet and a complimentary bottle of water.) For 10 or 15 Euros per hour (!!!) I will happily sleep on the floor, on a bench or in the Muslim prayer room (why do Muslims get a prayer room and Christians don't get a sleeping room?)

No. Whether the boy cums or not is of little importance to me, I leave it to him to decide. Usually they do not cum, not even get hard.

I wanted to point out what difference one letter can make, this is actually derived from a joke: Which four letter word ends in "unt" and you can call it a woman?

The soup does not smell foul or durian like, it smells delicious to me.

The distinction between nitrate and nitrite is extremely important, makes a difference like aunt and cunt. I assume someone who wishes to use poppers in Thailand uses them in his home country, so it would be best to bring them from there (so you know what you have, but have to get it onto the plane and through customs). I have seen the adverts on grindr, gayromeo, internet and vaguely recall seeing bottles for sale (I have no interest in poppers, but for research purposes I will take a closer look next time). This stuff (alkyl nitrites) is cheap to produce, there is no reason to stretch it (unless you don't have direct access, as a laboratory chemical it would cost about 50 Euro per liter). It decomposes with time, this process can be slowed down with stabilizers. During my entire time in Thailand, I have not seen anyone use it, nor being offered or asked for it, nor having noticed the smell somewhere.

Thank you for bringing this up, I had a similar thread in mind when I first met the two Madagascan boys in Bangkok in June, but didn't get around to write it up. Good English and nice conversation, indicated mutual sexual interest (with the taller one), but I strongly suspected they are looking for money, so I didn't pursue it. Last year, there was a boy from Botswana who claimed to be a student (but too often in Soi 4 and DJ station for being a student). Again indicated mutual sexual interest, met for dinner, but didn't get into bed. (I shared the story before: after ordering food, he told me forget his wallet and asked if I could pay for him, which I did. Despite him having no money, we then continued to another place - Le Fenix Sukhumvit - to meet with friends of him, where he ordered a bucket of alcoholic drink and got drunk in the course of the evening. As his friends were leaving, I made an exit as well as to not be the last person, so his problems - drunk, no money - do not become my problems. Our paths crossed a few times afterwards, but we didn't get involved sexually.) I like dark skin, and skinny/slim/athletic African boys without body hair are on my wishlist, but didn't have a chance yet.

You are talking about bus 389 aka "sex tourist express"? It stops on Sukhumvit North, Central, South Pattaya (from there about 200 m walk to songtheo that takes you to Tuk Com or second road), and finally goes to bus station near Foodmart in Jomtien (from there about 500 m walk to Jomtien Complex).

Soup with chicken, lemongrass and galangal (similar to ginger). I continue to praise the Tom Kha Gai at the moonhouse: http://christianpfc.blogspot.com/2014/03/words-of-praise-tom-kha-gai-at-moon.html

Unless a boy directly drags me to bed, I always shower before sex or massage. But I prefer the boy does not shower, because I like them warm and dry. I usually shower alone. I like showering together, but most places (my room, showers in massage places) are not that suitable for showering together (space), it's more that one person showers and the other waits. Summary: while in favor of showering together, it rarely materializes.

I have a friend who likes to sniff my armpits and insists I don't shower (or use any cosmetics) the day we meet. But back to the op. I like to sniff Durian and Tom Kha Gai before I eat them.

Vinapu is right, Colmx is wrong. I shave only twice per month, and I do so at home (so I don't have to carry shaver with me on my trips).

I take mocy only if unavoidable. My knees are the left- and rightmost points during our ride, and my head is the upmost point. Look at how many boys have scars or fresh wounds on their legs and knees. I avoid travelling during rush hour.

That might well be true, I know of two Thai boys in Pattaya who are going to Finland soon (verbal communication, no proof). As for seeing him off at the bus station, I would not break my head thinking why he didn't want you to be there.

I keep some money (300 Baht) separate from my wallet. In case my wallet gets stolen, I still have money to get transport back to my place. I am thinking of using two wallets. One with a few hundred Baht for normal expenses (transport, food), the other one with a few thousand Baht and other stuff (ID, business cards).

I am interested in reading other people's daily expensive, and encourage everyone to post more of it. It shows what a wide range of tastes Thailand can cater to. Hotel rooms from 10 to 1000 USD per night, pick up from airport by your hotel for "only" 3000 THB (sorry, cannot resist), airport limousine to Pattaya or public bus for 134 Baht. I use hotel rooms for the three "S" (sleep, shower, sex), and can get a room that fulfills my requirements for less than 800 Baht in Bangkok (that was two years ago, now I rent by the month, currently 8000 Baht per month), and less than 600 Baht elsewhere in Thailand.

Short trips (a few days around Thailand, even one week in Cambodia because hold luggage would have incurred higher costs at Air Asia), I just take a bag pack, around 5 kg. Travel between Europe and Thailand, one suitcase, 15 to 20 kg.

I really tried to sleep in the prayer room. The light was on all night (can't sleep with light), and even worse I got cold feet (had to take off my shoes), so I went somewhere else (low light, shoes on) to sit and doze. (The Christian (name) - Christian (religion) was a pun, glad you got it.)

Those who know I'm gay get the truth. Those who don't know I'm gay get the usual sightseeing, weather, food, temples... It's interesting to see their reactions. People who have never been to Thailand and don't know that I'm gay have heard of the sex industry, one commented: "be careful, there are pretty ladies in Thailand" (original in German: Sei vorsichtig, da gibt's flotte Miezen).

My standards are so low, I have a look at the room (in once case recently I noticed smell of cigarette smoke, so I asked for a non-smoking room) and take it. I plan my travels to arrive in the afternoon with light luggage, so I can walk around in daylight and look for free rooms. Waiting in the airport? Oh yes, I did this once in Paris Orly. Had a morning flight before public transport started, so in order to save estimated 30 to 50 Euro for taxi, I took the last bus and slept at the airport. Fortunately, they didn't kick us (there were more) out, because the airport is closed at night. This raises the question: is it appropriate for a Christian who is not Christian to sleep in the Muslim prayer room? I often drive past Nasa Vegas. It has direct connection to Ramkhamhaeng station, but there are no trains at night.

I don't pick any accommodation from internet. I haven't booked a hotel for two years, only walk-in. Did some preparatory reading for Phom Penh and Siem Reap, but preferences are price and location, not others' comments.

Temporarily or permanently? I am all in favor of closing some bars during low season (in this case easy because they have the same owner), so other bars have more staff and more customers.