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Thanks for the update wish I had had the chance, sounds like it would have been something to remember.

Nice stuff alaskanbear but I'm pretty the last one of Rei is underage. Do you have recommendations of places to go in Pattaya looking for GGs. I'm at a bit loss on that side of things. I suppose you could say I should just walk out the front of my hotel and they are everywhere.

I thought that would be the case and although she is beautiful it's a buyer's market.

Has anyone spent any time with Jonelle? She is advertising on Craigslist and backpage in Pattaya. Although there is a whole city of ladyboys to choose from which is why most of us come in the first place.

It's been a a couple of years since I have been in Thailand and they have obviously increased security on the Skytrain. Whilst trying to catch it to Ekamai and heading on to Pattaya I was pulled aside to have my bag checked. All good. I was then asked to open my bag after the metal detector went off and found that it was Leatherman that had set it off. The guard then told me that I couldn't board the train and that he would have to confiscate the pocket knife. So I smiled said thank you and left. Now I am all for security in this day and age but seriously what am I going to do with my Leatherman. The dumb thing is I put it in my pocket walked to the next station and boarded the train.

A big thanks to daveduke007 for posting her contact details. I had a similar experience in that I came 2 years ago and didn't take to opportunity and regretted it ever since. Sometimes when I fantasise about a girl the experience can be disappointing but not with Bo. Simple outstanding. Contacted her via TF and she wanted to come straight away. First time I have had to make a ladyboy wait while I finished getting ready.

Does anyone know if Noon can still be found in Pattaya? Apparently she used to have a tf profile called angelnoon and work on soi 13/1. There's just something about her

I don't know about everyone else but almost as soon as I mentioned at work that I was going to Thailand the innuendo and jokes started. Along the lines of "You know not all the girls you met are actually girls be careful" or "watch out for the ladyboys". I had the initial thought that I had left something showing on my Facebook page but then you just laugh and play along - "I'll be careful" or "I've heard about them" etc. Little do they know that I will be keeping a very close eye on those ladyboys. Unfortunately it's not something I feel comfortable sharing with friends and family because I imagine it would make it more fun and interesting if I could. I don't know if others have had similar experiences and how they deal with it. Sorry I realise there is not really a question or a topic here but it was something I was thinking about today.

Sorry not sure if this is the right place to ask but does anyone know if Candy has retired?

I have always just spent my days in Pattaya relaxing and mongering but I would like to do a bit more this time. I would like to go to some of the islands in the area like Koh Lan and Koh Samet. Can anyone recommend a tour operator in Pattaya? Or are these places to avoided because of the tourist overload? Seems like you can just get a boat to Koh Lan and spend the day there.

Don't need 72 virgins just some Issan sausage.

EZTV have their own website eztv.ch which is easier to navigate then thepiratebay. It allows you to select a TV series and then brings up all the episodes in one list which normally has a high and low resolution option. The only drawback is that it's always individual episodes rather then a whole series in one torrent which you can find on TPB, kickass, rarbg etc The one show I'm stuck on is Breaking Bad. I enjoyed the series so much but I still have watched the last series. I don't know if it's because I don't want it to end or I don't want to spoil the series, I know it's not going to end well for Walter.

Is it on the green bit going down the middle. Looks more obvious on the first pic. It's like the old spot the ball photos.

I think it's in Spanish though, so I'll say Argentina.

That was neither a comment on Billy Bob Thornton's acting ability or the brilliance of Sling Blade. It was just a lame attempt at a joke in reference to the film Tropic Thunder where Robert Downey Jr's character talks about going retard to win an oscar. Regarding my comment about the last ten years maybe I should have said quiet rather then bad. As you and others have mentioned be had such a run of good movies through the late 90's and early 2000's - Sling Blade, U Turn, The Man Who Wasn't There, Monsters Ball etc that my expectations are high.

One of the movies that made me fall in love with Asia was The Vertical Ray of the Sun. Beautiful slow paced movie about three sisters living in Hanoi, it definitely made me want to see Halong bay. It also had a great soundtrack. I saw Ex Machina this week which was written and directed by Alex Garland. He also wrote a sci fi movie called Sunshine that I had really enjoyed so my expectations were high for Ex Machina and I wasn't disappointed. This is the type of psychological sci fi that I love when done right. It's about a rich tech genius who builds an AI robot. One of his employees wins a trip to visit his secluded retreat where he reveals that the employee must help him test the AI, to decide if the android in really thinking and feeling or is merely just giving programed responses. The film was low budget with a small cast which helped give it an intimate feel and was very stylishly designed. The film slowly builds up the tension and leaves you wondering who is manipulating who. The only problem was that it was a bit predictable. I saw Chappie recently which also deals with AI but I thought Ex Machina dealt with it in a more subtle way. Chappie was a bit more blunt with the robot learning about right and wrong through experience whereas Ex Machina was more of a psychological examination of what it means to be human.

Everybody knows you don't go full retard. I like Billy Bob as well although I feel he has had a bad run for the last ten years or so. Two of my favourites are the Coen brothers The Man Who Wasn't There and Jim Jarmusch's Dead Man. I love the scene in Dead Man where Iggy Pop and Billy Bob and are arguing about who is going to eat Johnny Depp "You had the last Philistine. This one's mine.". Dead Man is a great western with lots of interesting characters and with a soundtrack by Neil Young you can't go wrong. "Stupid fucking white man"

I'll start the bidding ... Those mountains look like the Andes so I assume it's in South America somewhere.

My parents just got back from a holiday in Germany and Austria, so after sitting through thousands of their holiday snaps I'm pretty sure that's Salzburg, Austria.

The shape of the stadium is too distinctive. Polo Grounds - Manhattan, New York.

I recently met blonde Candy in Bangkok and was made to sample the amber fluid, well I say made, I didn't take a lot on convincing. We were showering together when she said "I want to piss on you" and push me to my knees. I was then hosed down and mouth fucked. What followed was a great night of rough fucking with slapping and spitting (the spitting did nothing for me).

Well that's a failure in law enforcement not gun legislation. It's stupid to say well they're going to get guns anyway so we may as well not try. Surely with the amount of deaths every year you should be doing everything possible to prevent more, there's more people killed by gun violence then by terrorists where's the war on guns?One of the few things I really liked about John Howard was the way he pushed through gun control laws in Australia after the Port Arthur shootings and it seems to have worked really well. I know that Australia only has the population of a large US city and the gun culture is very different but it sure does make a compelling case. It's not going to stop wackos from killing people but it's harder to kill lots of people with a knife then when bullets are sprayed. Generational change will come and sometimes faster then you expect, look at how fast the gay marriage debate changed. We have a similar problem with biker gangs here in Australia all tied in with the drug trade. It was only a few years ago that a gang member was bashed to death at Sydney airport in front of horrified travellers. Most of the violence and shootings seems to be against rival gangs.

I have enjoyed watching Letterman on and off over the years but was never an avid viewer. Probably a good time for Dave to retire because it seemed at times that he was bored in interviews, which I can totally understand when interviewing celebrities on the promotional trail it must be tedious at times, especially after so long. I did like the fact that he didn't pander to celebrities and I still remember the hilarious interview he did with Paris Hilton when he kept ask about her jail time. I can't see Jimmy Fallon ever doing an interview like that. The best was when he interviewed comedians like Ricky Gervais and Louis Ck.

I got dragged in there the other day. I was minding my own business walking around the second level of Nana before heading down to Obsession when someone said "I remember you" and an Amazonian proceeded to grab me and force me towards the bar. Her and another girl took hold of my arms and I was manhandled into the bar to the cries of "one drink, one drink". The big one then plonked her fat arse down on top me to prevent my escape. Not wanting to end a story in the paper I managed to extricate myself and make a dash for the door. I can't say this endeared me to the bar and I didn't see much of the other girls inside. I know it's low season but still.

Sorry I am very late to the party but I wanted to say thanks to JD for sharing this enthralling story. I was searching through old posts looking for info on the demise of theladyboyforums when I came across this story and that was it for another hour.As an Australian who at times may have overused the word "mate", I must apologise. Seems like one of the keys was taking the time to step back and look at all the pieces it would have been easy to get rushed into following instructions. Speed was what they wanted, keeping you too scared to think straight.