Trenton42

If it were mine, I would do it. Although, one must remember that newer OSs may tax older processors.

She came back. Left a pair of high heels behind, and stole my toothbrush.

There are websites that focus on the subject of transitioning. You need to find one and start there. Thailand may be a cheap place to get things done, but you absolutely positively must understand the process before dealing with Thai doctors as they will do anything for money without regard for your care. You must understand the process enough to control and guide your Thai doctor. One thing that Thailand can't help with is psychological care. Go through that and become an expert in the process before coming to Thailand. The other thing is that they speak a different language here. It's a good idea to learn what you can before making the move. Check out Rosetta Stone and Pimsleur Thai. If there is a Thai Wat in your area, they may offer classes. I was in the hospital the other day, and two assistants were trying to figure out the doctor's instructions. My Thai is good enough that I was able to stop everything and put them on the right track. Can't stress how important that is. Help with moving and day to day things is easy. Just ask.

Was with one of the hottest and most passable LBs I've seen in a long time. Things were going great until she started telling me how much she missed Thaksin. After noticing I didn't respond, she started pressing for my opinion. So I gave it too her. Not a smart girl, but smart enough to know she had to work to get things back on track. And she did. But screwed it again when asking how much I would pay. First she primed me with a hand on my Johnson, told me how much she needed money, and then asked how much I pay for ST. By that point I was over her, so I said 500. Never seen a girl drop a cock so fast. She said she wanted 3k, and I said, "Good for you! I hope you get it." She said, "I think you can pay 3k." "Sure I can, but why pay you 3k when I pay everyone else 1k?" The argument was lost on her, she just wanted the money. She realized I was serious when I started to leave, and dropped her price to 1k. My last words to her were, "500, baby." Glad I didn't go with her.

Thought about it, but most customers seem a little too meek for what I would do with it.

Yes, the Penthouse Hotel is still open. Went inside and asked why the bar was closed, but no one had a clue. There's a sign on Obsessions' door that says, "Under renovation. For sale or rent." There's a massage shop across the street, so I asked a LB that works there what happened. She said the bar didn't have enough customers to stay open. She also said that the girls that worked there think it will open again for high season. We'll see...

For anyone still looking for a ticket, best bet is La Bamba.

There are actually IT malls all over the city, but Pantip and Fortune Town are best known due to their convenience.

I think I'll get some plastic bags, and write the BGs name on it, and store everything in the closet.

Took one of my favorite LBs LT a couple days ago. Have known her for years but only ST; this was her first LT with me. She woke up at 10AM and had to leave. I stayed in bed. When I woke up, I found the following: There are actually a few other things, but I thought they would identify her so I left them out.

Most BGs I know (GG and LB) carry extra panties. And a lot of LBs wear 2 panties at a time.

On average, I figured I've visited Obsessions Pattaya 12 times a month for the last 10 years. Never had a problem. Always had a great time. Makes me wonder about the bad reviews.

Sorry Pdoggg, didn't see your last post.

Just booked my room. Price is down to 685 including VAT and service charge. Crackin good deal!

Do you go there often?

Soda just called to say there's a party at Baby Boom tomorrow, 27 June.

Obsessions Pattaya is still fun.

And it looks like those responsible for giving Thaksin the passports may be charged.

All the time since I started taking 5mg Apcalis daily to lower blood pressure.

Rossco, Your obfuscation changes nothing. The bars declined to participate, and wished you the best of luck. Had you a single PR bone in your body, you would have thanked the bars for their previous participation, and expressed hope that they would participate again in the future. But that's not what you did. Instead, you sought to drive a wedge between the bars and the charity. You continue to do that to this very day with your post above as evidence. Make no mistake about this; as much as you don't want it to be, this is all about you, your integrity, and the integrity of your charity. If you can't do the right thing now, why should anyone think you'll do the right thing in the future? We all know you were hurt when the bars declined to participate, and that's why you behaved as you did. It's not that difficult for the average BM to understand. The important thing is that people shouldn't continue to think poorly of you because of it. A simple apology as suggested above would go a long way mending the ill will caused by what happened in the recent past. Apologize to the bars and BMs for your comments, explicitly thank the bars and BMs for their participation and support in the past, and express your hope that they will do so again in the future. That's how you do it. Easy peasy.

Gotta agree with KenW. Although not particularly humid, we need the rain in Bangkok to drop the temperature a few degrees.

Thought the final show was pretty good. Going to miss Dave. Over the past 33 years, it's hard to think of someone I've spent more time with.

Swampy was a failure from the first day. So much for Thailand being the hub of Asia...

In 2000 it was >43, and after the devaluation in 97 even higher. If one studies the THB, they should see that on average the best time to exchange money is during the low season. That's what's great about having a bank account here, one can wire money any time they want. And TT rates are always better than street rates.

It's not that difficult to find the correct bus; just ask! One problem that I see with the maps is that the whoever decides which bus should pick-up where, change the plan every few months.