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I want a really, really, really good and relaxing clean shave with new sharp blades and an expert who knows how to use them without cutting me to bits like on Soi Buckaroo. For that I am willing to pay 5 bucks!!! BTW way, I still think there is a lucrative business in shaving cocks, asses, balls and of course, pussies. But nobody wants to go in business with me. Boo Hoo.

On pdoggg's recommendation, I paid a visit to Space Hair Salon & Bar for a drink a few nights ago. I enjoyed the place and would gladly go back for a drink or two. I didn't fancy any of the 6 gay boys who were there, but alas I am not that gay. Tiara accompanied me, which caused a minor fuss and some squeals of delight from a few of the gay boys. I met the co-owners--Javier (40ish Spaniard) and Sopheap "Sop" Chuk (30ish Khmer). They seemed like very nice fellows. The staff were attentive and pleasant. My only complaint is that it's a bit cramped with small tables and uncomfortable chairs. I went back for a haircut yesterday. Sop did a great job. I'm quite happy with my haircut. And it cost a reasonable $7.

The real bargain are the outdoor barber chairs on Street 13. Only a buck!

if you book with onhotels you pay a deposit of 10-15% at booking date....that is not refundable ( commission paid directly to onhotels and not to the hotel booked ) so if you change your mind that deposit is lost.....

Had this horrid realisation this morning that apart from Mama Cass leading on #8 it was a totally male list (please, I am NOT a misogynist re music). So, a second, alternative & backup bench/substitute list: 11. Brass in Pocket - Pretenders (Chrissie Hynde) 12. Tide is High - Blondie (Debbie Harry) 13. (I got) A Bird that Whistles - Joni Mitchell 14. What Have They Done to My Song, Ma? - Melanie

The radiant Miss Bee and the majestic Miss Pui. #labambalovelies

I, for one, am looking forward to hearing THIS top 10! Might take a while for the La Bamba laptop to rise, phoenix-like, from its sickbed, though.

1. William Tell Overture - Rossini 2. Flight of the Valkries - Wagner 3. La Donna e Mobile - (forget, maybe Puccini, version by Mario Lanza) 4. Excitable Boy - Warren Zevon 5. Jitterbug Boy - Tom Waits 6. Old Man River (Rogers & Hammerstein?) (version by either Robson or William Warfield) 7. Put on Your Red Shoes, Baby - Elvis Presley 8. Twist & Shout - Version by Mamas & Papas (NOT you know who) 9. The Union Forever - traditional, but version by Ry Cooder 10. Alberta, Alberta - traditional, version by Eric Clapton. and, if any difficulties, some bench players/substitutes: 11. Reet Petite - Jackie Wilson 12. In the Midnight Hour - any version (e.g. James Brown, Ray Brown & The Whispers) 13. Red, Red Wine - UB40 (written by Diamond) EDIT 28 August: Drunk as always at night, couldn't google till next morning. #3 is from my favourite opera Rigoletto , by Giuseppe Verdi - how could I forget, even when toshed?

i've noticed from my experience that the main difference between south america and asia...is that south american are more oozers...asian are more shooters....am i the only one? a memorable moment in BKK when a lb shot her own everything on her face....well...i usually do not take pictures when i make love ( too busy in making love ) but that day a pic has to be taken....no way...not possible...her face was such a mess...hiding in bathroom...never seen such a thing in my life! ( about me i prefer shooters..keeping in a safe distance ) beautiful times when i was 20...shooter...now after 25 years i am oozer...sob!