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  1. Here's another pool table pic!  In this one you can see a bit of her bulge.  Would you like her cock up your ass?   :behind:   If so send her a private message or drop into Darkside.

     

    The pic is courtesy of Alex Rigby.  What not have them both together?  Should be easy to arrange.  :biggrin:

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    Gammy, a six-month-old baby abandoned by his Australian parents, could die because his impoverished Thai surrogate mother cannot pay for medical treatment for his congenital heart condition.

     

    The child will never know his twin sister, who was born healthy with him in a Bangkok hospital and has been taken away by their parents, who are living anonymously in Australia.

     

    The story of how 21-year-old Pattharamon Janbua was cheated by a surrogacy agent in Bangkok and left to try to save the life of her critically unwell baby has emerged as Thai authorities move to crack down on IVF clinics, leaving hundreds of Australian couples facing uncertainty about their surrogacy children.

     

    Ms Pattharamon says when she looks at Gammy, who has Down syndrome, she feels sorry for him and guilty.

     

    “But I think this is not a bad karma ... it’s good karma that make us be together,” she says from her village in Chonburi province in northern Thailand.

     

    “I would like to tell Thai women – don’t get into this business as a surrogate. Don’t just think only for money ... if something goes wrong no one will help us and the baby will be abandoned from society, then we have to take responsibility for that.”

     

    Ms Pattharamon’s family were struggling to pay off debts last year when she was offered the equivalent of $11,700 to be a surrogate mother for an Australian couple who could not conceive a baby.

     

    “I asked the agency, ‘Did I have to sleep with the man?’ I was an innocent young girl and I don’t know about this business," she says.

     

    "The agent told me, ‘We are going to make a glass tube baby,’ but I didn’t understand.

     
     

    “My husband agreed because we didn’t have money to pay our debt and I didn’t need to have sex with another man.”

     

    Ms Pattharamon says three months after a doctor injected the Australian woman’s fertilised egg into her uterus, she discovered she was having twins.

     

    The agent promised her an additional $1673 to have the second baby.

     

    Four months into the pregnancy, doctors doing routine checks discovered one of the babies had Down syndrome. They told the Australian parents, who said they did not want to take the boy, according to a source familiar with the case.

     

    “They told me to have an abortion but I didn’t agree because I am afraid of sin,” Ms Pattharamon says, referring to her Buddhist beliefs.

     

    When the babies were born the agent took the healthy girl and left the boy with her.

    Ms Pattharamon never saw the Australian couple.

     

    Under the threat of not being paid, she lied to an official of the Australian embassy in Bangkok about the circumstances of the births, which allowed the Australians to take the healthy baby.

     

    “But the agent never paid the rest of the 70,000 baht ($2341) owed to me,” she says.

    A “Hope for Gammy” campaign (gofundme.com/bxci90) to raise money for a series of desperately needed operations and to help Ms Pattharamon care for the boy is under way in Bangkok, after the Thai Rath newspaper revealed their plight.

     

    Some officials of the Australian embassy in Bangkok are supporting the campaign.

    “Greedy, selfish people,” Nicole McCafferty, who has two surrogate children, wrote on a gofundme.com site.

     

    An Australian donor wrote on the Thai Surrogacy Forum: ‘‘... to leave a twin behind? Like a toy you bought from a shop you picked the one you wanted and ripped away the baby from its twin. Will they tell the healthy twin [she] has a brother that oh, we decided to leave behind and ignore and never supported, not even financially.”

     

    Senior Thai health and legal officials threw Thailand’s booming surrogacy business into crisis on Wednesday when they declared that, according to Thai law, the only legal surrogacy cases were those in which a married couple cannot conceive a child and engage a blood relative to carry their child in an altruistic surrogacy arrangement.

     

    They declared as illegal any surrogacy arrangement commissioned by an unmarried couple or a couple whose marriage is not legal in Thailand, such as a same-sex couple.

     

    Any arrangement in which money was provided to the surrogate to carry the child was also illegal, they said.

     

    And any foreigner removing a child from its mother to another country permanently without permission from Thailand’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs would be violating the country’s human trafficking laws.

    Sam Everingham, director of Families Through Surrogacy, an organisation that runs best-practice conferences for surrogacy, said the declaration placed ‘‘hundreds of Australian and other foreign parents in a very difficult position’’.

     

    “Many of them had taken on trust the advice of Thai doctors and agents to enter into surrogacy arrangements in Thailand on the understanding that this was a reliable pathway to parenthood,” he said.

    “Already Australian parents leaving Thailand with children via surrogacy are being asked for additional proof that their surrogate was not compensated for carrying their child.”

     

    Mr Everingham said Gammy's case showed ‘‘the need for couples to be counselled before they go into any surrogacy, to ensure they know the risks they may be faced with that could lead to these situations".

    "It’s a really sad story but not the first case we have seen in this area,” he said. “There have been recent tragic cases of foreign parents not accepting disabled children born through surrogacy.”

     

    Mr Everingham said commercial surrogacy was not generally accepted in Thai society and had been conducted discreetly for years.

     

    But he said operators who had arrived in Thailand to take advantage of the industry’s growth had crossed the line and were exploiting surrogates and would-be parents, and were not respecting local culture.

     

    Some clinics were not certified by the Thai Royal College of Obstetricians.

    Stephen Page, one of Australia’s leading surrogacy lawyers, said although it was illegal for people living in Queensland, NSW and the ACT to undertake commercial surrogacy in Thailand, “this has not stopped the deluge’’.

     

    Mr Everingham said that at any one time there were about 20 Australian couples in Thailand for the birth of their child or children.

     

    “It is a very significant market for Australia – particularly the same-sex couple market,” he said. “We have hundreds of Australian couples in our forums at the moment because they are worried about the security of surrogacy arrangements they have entered into.”

     

    Thai authorities have also signalled a crackdown on clinics that use IVF procedures that allow selection of a baby’s sex, which brings dozens of Australian couples to Bangkok every month.

    The procedures are banned in Australia.

     

    Commercial surrogacy has been largely unregulated in Thailand.

     

    http://www.theherald.com.au/story/2457342/australian-couple-leaves-down-syndrome-baby-with-thai-surrogate/

  3. From the Clippers lawsuit.

     

     

    Rochelle Sterling, who attended court most days during a trial that stretched over three weeks and was called a “pig” by her husband after she had left the witness stand

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    Within a minute of Thailand’s army announcing a coup, the baht fell 0.6 percent versus the dollar. Templeton Emerging Markets Group and Samsung Asean Equity Fund say any market weakness will be shortlived.

    “We view the current military coup as likely overall positive as it creates a more stable environment,” Mark Mobius, who oversees about $50 billion as Templeton Emerging Markets Group’s executive chairman, said by e-mail. “The prognosis for Thailand is good given that direct foreign investors want stability in the country.”

    “The rubric goes that one should buy any market when there is blood on the streets, but that suggestion arose because blood on the streets historically caused the market in question to dip to levels that were too cheap to ignore,” Sally Macdonald, head of Asian equities at Marlborough Fund Managers in London, said by e-mail. “That cannot be said of the Thai market at present.”

    The baht may weaken 1.4 percent to 33 per dollar “in the next couple of sessions,” according to Frances Cheung, head of Asian rates strategy at Credit Agricole in Hong Kong. Mizuho Bank’s senior economist Vishnu Varathan said the baht may drop to 33.5 per dollar. The currency’s one-month implied volatility jumped 36 basis points to 6.07 percent yesterday, the biggest increase since August, and was little changed today, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.

    http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-05-22/thai-baht-plunge-is-no-bear-market-sign-to-coup-savvy-investors.html

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    Former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra has been taken into custody after reporting to the coup makers on Friday.

    She had first been brought to the reception hall at the First Division, King's Guard, before being taken to a "safe house", according to a source in the army.

    All of the people reporting to the coup makers after being summoned by them also got on 11 vans and left the Royal Thai Army auditorium in Thewes area at around 5pm.

    They were reportedly taken to different places.

    The group includes people loyal to the Shinawatra family and aides to Thaksin Shinawatra, as well as co-leaders of the People's Democratic Reform Committee.

    http://www.bangkokpost.com/most-recent/411452/yingluck-brought-to-afe-house

  6. CALCUTTA BLACK NIGHT (LGBT PARTY)
    Date- 07th JUNE 2014 (07.06.2014)
    Entry Fees - 300/- Per Person
    Time -- 7 P.m – Midnight
    Venue – “HOTEL BLUE MOON” 87 LENIN SARANI, KOLKATA 700013
    LANDMARK----MOULALI CROSSING
    CONTACT NUMBER --- 9007071471
    PARTY THEAM :- “SCREEN HOT BOLLYWOOD” ( ALL DRESS COATS ARE ALLOWED IN BANQUET HALL).

    After a long big break with a sweet long journey of many more theme party our CALCUTTA BLACK NIGHT LGBT PARTY came across its journey. This time with a new refreshment theme we have come to give you enjoyment with fragrance of Special SUMMER HOT mode “SCREEN HOT BOLLYWOOD” it mean shake your legs along with your waist on the beets of BOLLYWOOD STAR D.J PLAY the music with HOT item dance by that nights lets come and grap the enjoyment moment with us on 07th JUNE 2014,at 6pm onwards upto Midnight. 
    Program Shedule :-
    1> HOT BOLLYWOOD ITEAM DANCE.
    2> GAME SHOW WITH GIFTS.
    3> SOUND WITH BOLLYWOOD TYPE RAMP SHOW WITH SPECIAL GIFTS.

    Food & Beverage:-
    SNACK ALONG WITH DRINK WILL BE AVAILABLE , SO U HAVE TO JUST GRAB YOUR COUPONS .
    Please note:- Our LGBT party Permission from Taltala police station & Hotel blue moon even inside the banquet hall guards will be their,so a small request you enjoy & lets others also enjoy do not harm any one by your misbehave.
    FROM START TO FINESHED THE MIDNIGHT PARTY NO ONE CAN ANY MISBEHAVE WITH 1km OF HOTAL BLUE MOON NO ONE CAN HELP U IF U SUFFER ANY POLICE PROBLEM.
    Regards from,
    Party OWNER :- Sayan & Sunny (9007071471)
    Others Members: –Pijush Malick (kol North),Partha Pratim/P.P(Hooghly), Manali DebNath (kol main),Lira Roy (North Kol) & Atharva(Howrah) & Indranil (kol).

  7. actually there are so many other reasons to come to darkside bar as you get to see tons of sizzling hot ladyboys and can give you relaxation you need and yeah you're right I'm a brand new reason to visit the bar and try a Filipino sausage. Lol

    :party0021: :party0021: :party0021:

     

    Is there special sauce on a Filipino sausage?

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