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Yes Brucie Baby, looking forward to that.....are you there for Christmas? A demolition job by the mare at MV on Saturday, I hope they ship her to Royal Ascot in June.

December I'm sorted for the Hideaway (Pattaya) Banyan Tree (Samui) and Fraser Suites (Bangkok) A day at the Fraser is the cost of five at the Hideaway while 12 hours at the Banyan Tree would pay for a week. Good job the BT is being sorted by a wealthy friend.

I'd swiftly stick a warm water hose pipe up my arse followed by a visit to one of those places which perform colonic irrigation. Might not do any good, but it would make me feel a whole lot better.

Yes I saw that as well Kendo, interesting how the referee skilfully taunts the two prize cockerels into fighting each other before letting them loose.

Just spent the last seven days in September in the LK Renaissance (Pattaya) and first four of October at the Majestic Grande (Bangkok) where the spacious Grande Deluxe rooms are truly excellent.

I wonder if Hua Pok is given veterinary attention, stitched up and eventually returned to fighting status.

Wow, Amy is at least 20 pounds heavier since I last saw her naked back in the late noughties. I first met Amy in 2005 and suppose now she would be aged around 28-29.

Here you go PD

Much of what I enjoy and so appreciate is already catalogued, therefore I'll just add the fantastic quality and yet low cost laundry services. If only such a service was available in my neighbourhood for say twice or even three times the price I'd be a happy bunny. Just before I head back to Blighty, I usually have the entire contents of my hold luggage washed, ironed and shrink wrapped. The tedious task of packing my suitcase is then bought to a speedy conclusion.

I'm easily able to last 23 hours a day without venturing on-line, and I definitely do not go out in the evening armed with my iPhone, that stays at home or in the safe if I'm on vacation in Thailand or anywhere for that matter.

Don't know, nonetheless a fine figure of a lady

Having been a fairly frequent Land of Smiles visitor for in excess of 25 years, I suppose I've done plenty in Thailand relating to the mongering scene and ladyboy's in particular, so no regrets there. What I would dearly like to experience on future trips, is getting my arse out of Bangkok/Pattaya and spend some quality time on some of the smaller Thai islands in the Andaman Sea as well as Koh Samui, although to do this in the way I would like, I shall be planning and implementing another lengthy stay in the kingdom, so that's definitely in the pipe line.

Sam.....You might want to add, in another 8-10 years time

I often read articles about a handful of transsexual models occupying the runways at various high profile designer label fashion shows in Milan, Paris, London and New York. Apparently these girls are much sought after due to their small arse, flat chests and long legs.....surely View would be an ideal candidate for this type of gig, as opposed to an hour upstairs with a punter at LaBamba for around €40.00.

Anything becomes second nature when you experience it often enough, social interaction with ladyboy's is no exception. Many of us are ten, fifteen, even twenty years down this road, is it any wonder the "naughtiness" has evaporated. However, for most guys contemplating their inaugural venture, the very perverted thought of bumming their first ladyboy shall still be creating tremors of apprehension and anxiety, much the same as it always has regardless of social media and hand held devices.

I learnt my lesson many years ago, It's well worth spending a little more to facilitate a nice shaving experience. None of the cheap disposable blades complete with handles have ever cut the mustard so far as I'm concerned. Gents using these would surely be a life long convert if they paid more and switched to the Gillette Fusion Proglide range, as featured by duke007 in an earlier post. If there is a better wet shave razor available I'd like to hear about it. Thanks for the eBay tip duke, I've just gone on-line and purchased a supply of the aforementioned from a reputable seller.

As long as I can remember, I've been listening to Terry Wogan's fabulous velvet tones, initially exclusively on BBC Radio2 then Television and Radio. I always enjoyed his shows, a natural entertainer. RIP Sir Terry.

Not something which I've encountered.

I've been dragged along to the Pattaya big two on sufferance, although not for many a year it has to be said. And long may that boycot continue as there's not too many things I find more tedious in Thailand than watching ladyboys pretending to sing in a a cabaret show.

The good thing about staying in such a place down that long drive way over in VT2 building B, Jomtien is you wouldn't feel obliged to be going out every night

He's a fascinating character is Geoff Carter, I was wondering what he does for a living back in Warrington and a quick Google search revealed his occupation as Water Feature Designer. Presumably his work must be almost exclusively outdoors and therefore seasonal which allows much time in Thailand. I would imagine much of Geoff's inspiration for work comes from what he observes on his travels.

And Sabrina

Nice idea for a thread

Some lucky (make that selfish) git hired Fiat for a chunk of time which covered the four days I've just concluded in Bangkok. As a consequence, I had to make do with two first class alternatives in Sabrina and Noey, both of whom stepped up to the plate in monumental fashion and provided amazing girl friend experiences on separate occasions.Noey's body is a work of art

Definitely not Mosiak, I should never have stayed there in the first place. I found the studio rooms too small and the one bedroom apartments inadequately furnished and poorly maintained. plus far too many miscellaneous charges on top of the quoted rate. A slightly dangerous part of town after dark as well it has to b said. Mind I have no experience of and I'm not a big North Pattaya fan as a vacation base, I enjoy Walking St too much. Page 10 is excellent and I loved it there, but it was rather new and recently opened when I stayed, make sure you book well in advance though.