December 24, 2025Dec 24 One reason...well all the reason actually,why I don't go to Thailand during Christmas is the higher prices 💲💰 How much are guys charging right now for short time? I refuse to pay more than 1200 baht I bet they are asking for 2000 plus...supply ,& demand ... I had a guy last October, wouldn't budge from his 2k quote ,but I really wanted him ,28yo big cock ,turns up to the Condo in a Raptor 4wd and wanted parking , he then boasts how much $$$ he makes The positive side of high season in Pattaya is you can go to Sansuk sauna and it's crowded with guys from all over the world 🌎and if your not over choosy you can get many cocks to suck 🍆...all for free ...well the 250 entry fee anyway
December 24, 2025Dec 24 1 hour ago, Olddaddy said: go to Sansuk sauna and it's crowded with guys from all over the world I always had my fun there, sometimes even with the owner (okay, he takes pretty much everybody 😉)
December 24, 2025Dec 24 Author 1 hour ago, siriusBE said: I always had my fun there, sometimes even with the owner (okay, he takes pretty much everybody 😉) Omg 😳 😱 Shouldn't mix business with ....
December 24, 2025Dec 24 The first time I visited tte Sansuck (nearly 20 years ago)I got a tour of the place by the owner, who I think was called Punya, when I had a few questions at reception. He took me around including the guest house. I was much better looking in those days and he started to feel my cock, but I was more interested to see what was going on by the pool and the upper floors. I had lots of fun on that occasion and subsequent visits, twice staying in the guest house, but I’ve not been there for about 2 years. I would be interested in an up to date report.
December 24, 2025Dec 24 Author I stayed there last visit and good value , breakfast included,gay sauna entry all included in the hotel price which was about average 1200b a night for a standard room
December 24, 2025Dec 24 My experience was the same, but it’s at a distance from BT and the Complex. I hired a motor bike when I stayed there. Occasionally boys weren’t keen to go there because of that problem.
January 4Jan 4 Popular Post On 12/24/2025 at 1:39 PM, Olddaddy said: I refuse to pay more than 1200 baht I bet they are asking for 2000 plus...supply ,& demand ... So instead of one night at Capella in BKK you could have had around 30 boys in Jomtien!
January 7Jan 7 On 1/4/2026 at 9:38 AM, PeterRS said: So instead of one night at Capella in BKK you could have had around 30 boys in Jomtien! I think Olddaddy should try Kyoto. A Calella has just opened there. Enormous rooms, and only $US1,600 a night, or 1.5 gold faucets.
January 7Jan 7 Author 2 minutes ago, Keithambrose said: I think Olddaddy should try Kyoto. A Calella has just opened there. Enormous rooms, and only $US1,600 a night, or 1.5 gold faucets. Capella?
January 8Jan 8 On 1/4/2026 at 9:38 AM, PeterRS said: So instead of one night at Capella in BKK you could have had around 30 boys in Jomtien! Careful guys! Get on @Olddaddy's bad side and he'll start downvoting all your posts - even those which are 100% true! Funny how some people get their kicks! 🤣
January 8Jan 8 Active Members 1 hour ago, PeterRS said: Careful guys! Get on @Olddaddy's bad side and he'll start downvoting all your posts - even those which are 100% true! Funny how some people get their kicks! 🤣 Oh my word, the peril of it all. A flurry of downvotes can yield a reputation tier upgrade for the content recipient because emoticons are not stratified by semantic tone as far as cumulative tally. That said I interpret the downvote as a signal that the poster wishes to blow me … here I need a moment throwing up in my mouth a little … a disturbing offer that simply furthers the reason for its reputation-conferring potential as the hit is the disturbing image. The emoticon library was invented by well-meaning but basic dumbos promoting the overly simplistic codification of affective language in which I am expected to buy book line and sinker the value and intent of symbolic meanings in the absence of capacity to use one’s words. Sadly, and actually the thing that is both funny and sad is that the downward arrow dependents’ delusion while dropping to their knees consists of smug satisfaction at having subtracted rather than, paradoxically, adding to a reputation grade. They want their bread and eat it too.
January 8Jan 8 4 hours ago, Londoner said: That happened to you too? Going to have mine framed. Perhaps we should form a club?
January 8Jan 8 7 hours ago, Londoner said: That happened to you too? Think I must be the newest member of that club. I'm quaking in my boots! LOL!!!
January 8Jan 8 11 hours ago, PeterRS said: Careful guys! Get on @Olddaddy's bad side and he'll start downvoting all your posts - even those which are 100% true! where's harm ? friends don't need to agree on everything
January 8Jan 8 9 hours ago, Riobard said: Oh my word, the peril of it all. A flurry of downvotes can yield a reputation tier upgrade for the content recipient because emoticons are not stratified by semantic tone as far as cumulative tally. That said I interpret the downvote as a signal that the poster wishes to blow me … here I need a moment throwing up in my mouth a little … a disturbing offer that simply furthers the reason for its reputation-conferring potential as the hit is the disturbing image. The emoticon library was invented by well-meaning but basic dumbos promoting the overly simplistic codification of affective language in which I am expected to buy book line and sinker the value and intent of symbolic meanings in the absence of capacity to use one’s words. Sadly, and actually the thing that is both funny and sad is that the downward arrow dependents’ delusion while dropping to their knees consists of smug satisfaction at having subtracted rather than, paradoxically, adding to a reputation grade. They want their bread and eat it too. I wanted to say the same but you were faster and you did it in much shorter, concise and clear way
January 8Jan 8 9 hours ago, Riobard said: I interpret the downvote as a signal that the poster wishes to blow me i interpret downvote as signal that member PROBABLY read my post
January 8Jan 8 10 hours ago, Riobard said: Oh my word, the peril of it all. Ah yes, the familiar ritual of lexical inflation, where a minor forum mechanic is embalmed in five paragraphs of performative verbosity. One almost admires the dedication to mistaking word count for insight and pomposity for precision. The prose circles itself endlessly, genuflecting before its own cleverness, until the original point is so thoroughly suffocated that only the smug aroma of self-regard remains . If reputation were truly conferred by excess alone, this would be a masterclass. Alas, it’s merely a reminder that obscurity is not depth, and condescension is not wit.
January 8Jan 8 1 hour ago, vinapu said: i interpret downvote as signal that member PROBABLY read my post Despite sending you PMs telling you that you have been blocked! As if one would care.
January 8Jan 8 Active Members 2 hours ago, floridarob said: Ah yes, the familiar ritual of lexical inflation, where a minor forum mechanic is embalmed in five paragraphs of performative verbosity. One almost admires the dedication to mistaking word count for insight and pomposity for precision. The prose circles itself endlessly, genuflecting before its own cleverness, until the original point is so thoroughly suffocated that only the smug aroma of self-regard remains . If reputation were truly conferred by excess alone, this would be a masterclass. Alas, it’s merely a reminder that obscurity is not depth, and condescension is not wit. Ah yes, the ceremonial denunciation of verbosity, delivered—naturally—via a luxuriant buffet of thesaurus-polished disdain. A modest complaint, inflated with such artisanal irony that it requires three metaphors and a fainting couch to complete a sentence. One almost admires the commitment to condemning excess with excess, circling the target so many times that satire itself begins to feel winded. The critique preens, nodding solemnly at its own reflection, each clause whispering “note how clever this is” while tripping over the very habits it claims to despise. If self-awareness accrued compound interest, this would be a hedge fund. Alas, it serves instead as a reminder that mocking pomposity does not exempt one from it, and that irony, like perfume, is best applied sparingly—lest the room become uninhabitable. ——- Like I indicated, no!, you, or AI for that matter, may not blow me no matter how elaborate the downvote and how deprivational the lack of an emoticon to represent it and add a reputation point, though I must admit grudgingly that you may be in danger of becoming a tad interesting.
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