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If you stumbled upon 2 gimps back in her place, it's a fair bet one would have a Manchester accent and the other a Welsh one.

I doubt things stayed dry for long Steveo, what with the shower unit and the girls' pistols.

Ah Waldorf, your mate Satler is knocking about here also.

Didn't catch them myself, but my married brother was raving on about them earlier.

Anybody got any regular holiday plans for August? It used to be my holiday month till Los hijacked my life.

Thanks for posting Statler, and welcome aboard.

I was waiting for someone to comment on her, cute indeed. Some nice talent there Mardhi. What are your dates Dexter?

Have fun FB, she needs some help so this notice will hit all the other forums in a while, later in the afternoon with you. in Los.

Sounds like a bit of a head wreck FD, but here is hoping you are ahead of the posse.

The lovely Hine, ex Famous, Pattaya, is now working in the Platinum center on Petchburi road in Bkk. For anyone who wants to meet her, her mobile is 0848011311

This Raquel Welch dance routine on the Muppet Show got me quite distressed when I first saw it as a horned up teen. [media=] [/media]Picture the scene, one of your all time goddess suddenly emerges from a cave with her legs that go on forever, what's a young guy to do?

Sometimes it pays to think inside the box.

Maybe best your left arm so as not to terminate your sex life.

This clip helped develop my submissive side in later years I reckon. [media=]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KoVbUQSreyM[/media]

Which one was the unusual visitor??

PD's thread "Sexy Policewomen" got me thinking about the TV I watched as a young lad that helped me on my journey of sexual awakening. The mid to late 70s was the beginning, and among the big turn ons from back then was Maureen McCormick aka Marsha Brady from the Brady Bunch. Man my heart was in a flutter every time she came on the black & white screen. Such innocent times.

Feeling lazy Ken so got Wikipedia on the case. "Cambodian names almost always consist of two elements: a surname, given first, and then a given name. In the Western press, however, some Cambodians indicate their names with their given name before their surname. There are no middle names. Generally, women are given names of things of beauty, while men are given names of virtues. Surnames are usually taken from the surname or the given name of the father and are generally monosyllabic. Cambodian surnames are sometimes identical to Chinese or Vietnamese surnames. Women keep their maiden names after marriage. Cambodian people are called by their given names without a title (informal) or by their given names with a title (formal); surnames are not a usual form of address (Surnames are used as a form of address, however, in the case of names that originated as revolutionary aliases.)[clarification needed] Different naming traditions exist among ethnic groups other than the Khmer majority. Among the Muslim minority, Arabic names are often used as family names."

I have never been a butterfly or GFE guy, more a play it by ear bloke, if the moment feels right I dabble. It suits me fine, hang out with the guys, and then if I spot something tasty I need to have, scratch that itch so to speak, I go for it. On my next trip I have a regular who I'll be seeing, which is fine for me now as it feels good to have someone I get on well with and who will be around every day. She has a normal job, and not after me for my money (famous last words I know) for the simple reason she knows I don't have any. But don't worry guys, she has given me permission to go out at night, so it will be business as usual out and about.

With so many guys in town around then, it looks like a sure fire winner of an occasion. All the best with it Mardhi.

Ah now we are talking Kendo.

I am sure there are a few here who would dabble after a session of beer on a Sat. night.

Some great talent there, thanks for the updates Chase.

Good work Route67, now we just need Bigtel or Eyemahk forensics to confirm it is Morlam.

Ah Pacman there you are. I thought this thread was about you posting here when I read the title. Good to have you back and active.