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after few weeks i havnt been there i went to climax bar in soi 11 and it sucks that they deny me entry.........with all my outfit and make up is that all i end up....they start talking to me in thai which i dont understand till i was able to get it and i told them IM NOT THAI.....despite of that they still deny me to get in..it really triggered the activism in me but no point of argueing with people who doesnt even understand my point in english language....so nothing to do but just went away and went to mix club in intercon in chitlom good thing i was able to get in........... its been like in low season months i notice most clubs in bangkok specially in the redlight district and tourist area Ladyboys are denied access to get in the bar..........like in khao san i use to get in few clubs like the club and gullivers but now all hands just say no lb allowed.....same like in few bars around in soi 4 or with in the vicinity of asoke to nana bts.....like in climax..insomia.....hillary's nana liquid and so much more.......i dont know why it all happens....i ask few door man why ....but they dont wanna state any reason.....but as i assume they avoid freelancing LB to get work in their bars....but then i see many freelancing girls working i dont see any difference....

My first exposure to anything related to Thailand -- I don't think Yul Brynner and The King and I counts -- was the film Emmanuelle, of all things, which I first saw in the early '80s on late-night cable as a young teenager of 13 (more than once, I might add -- I found Sylvia Kristel to be quite fappable). Now the movie doesn't really have much to do with Thailand other than being set in (and filmed in) Bangkok and the surrounding environs. Still it made an impression on me; I remember thinking -- during the rare occasions when everyone on screen had their clothes on -- that I wanted to visit Thailand, and not *just* because it seemed where all these hot European women were having sex. Hadn't thought about this in years, however, until just now, when I saw that Sylvia Kristel died. I wonder if seeing that movie at a young and impressionable age planted a seed in my subconscious with regard to Thailand many years before I ever heard of transgendered women, much less ladyboys. Plus I've always had a thing for girls with short hair -- again, long before I ever discovered the third sex. Farewell, Sylvia.

Some of team Anaconda checking out the new sofas going into the bar this week.

living here in thailand i notice that everyone is so fashionably covered.....long sleeves and long pants even in the hot weather.........yes i seen girls showing their skin but mostly the ones who lives in the tourist area...and work in the bars but if you got to normal thai community i notice everyone is wrap up....even in the beach were its rare to see thai going to the beach and wear swimsuit........i dont know if the reason for this is because they dont want to get hit by the sun and turn dark.....or theres a reason behind this that is more than that...and that is about how sacred their body is.....that they avoid exposing too much skin in public places........ it generally connects to the situation ive been to few times dealing with thai man. at first they think im thai...but then i start to say im not they seem to be more fascinated cause im a tourist....but thats not the point......due to the fact that i live in the philippines...and been with few filipino man and most of the time having quicky or sex with pinoy man we always do it in public places...of course not for everyone to see...like the most hidden areas in public like dark alleys...bushy parks and forested areas...or in the waters around the beach or waterfalls.....i got used to it from time to time......here its different ive been with few thai man and they insisted on taking me to my room or his room or get a short time room......maybe because i notice thai man are reserve people and shy....there was one time i got into a taxi and this driver was goodlooking that i show him my boobs and he was very surprise and start touching him....eventually he got so horny that he wanted to go to the hotel with me...but then i cant....so i told him why dont we park in that forested area....and then i grab him under the trees and he still says no cause he want me in the hotel but he cant do anything cause hes already in the peak of desire so we did it under there.....also i meet one thai man in pattaya i have to grab him in the dark alley...but still insisted to go to my hotel but then i know the place was safe and secured that no people could see us....but he just say no...so what i did is pull down his pants with all my strength and start to give him head so he couldnt resist hehehe.... i dont know if this things generally apply to thai people that they prefer not to be seen naked or showing so much skin in public places and sex is sacred to them that its only done privately in the bedroom or any bedroom as long as its covered.....i notice few thai woman who ive been into 3 somes before and after sex even just 3 of us in the bedroom she still cover herself with towels......its not just once but few times already..... does thai people treat their body sacred???

I just checked and the increased costs have also been implemented on the "buy miles" offer. They no longer offer ANY bonus miles with purchase, so extra miles cost $27.50 per 1000 miles. This means that if you need to buy all 100,000 miles (the amount necessary for free R/T business class from North America including Canada to Asia on Cathay Pacific) then it would cost you 100 x $27.50 = $2,750. Sure was a sweet deal a couple years ago when they offered 30% bonus miles! Also I should mention that Coach Fare only costs 60,000 miles. BUT: If you plan ahead it's easy to get these costs down. I currently have nearly 50,000 miles in the bank, and won't need to book my next trip until February so I should be able to get that for the cost of about 20-30,00 miles (approx. $550-825 based upon current miles cost). Also, even if you signed up today there are a number of promotions that get you immediate miles: 25,000 Bonus Miles on Approval with Visa Signature Earn 25,000 Bonus Miles upon approval. That's enough miles for a round-trip Coach Super Saver award flight anywhere Alaska Airlines flies in the continental U.S., Alaska or Canada. 20,000 After First Purchase with Visa Business Card Earn 20,000 Bonus Miles after first purchase. Continue earning miles for all of your business purchases, and earn 3 miles for every dollar spent with Alaska Airlines. 2,500 Bonus Miles per Approved Visa Referral Earn 2,500 Mileage Plan Bonus Miles for each person you refer who applies and is approved for a new card.

Another Volleyball pre-party STRINGFELLOWS...Soi 13/1 Party Friday 26th Oct. We are having a "meet the Team" party on this evening Come along and meet our LWVB team, and have a great evening. Happy Hours 6-9pm.