SiamSam

Great thread Sailor. I am not a fisher but for those that are this is terrific recon. It does conjure up some humorous thoughts though. Like Famous organizing a LB fishing expedition for their next road trip. That would be an interesting experience for sure. We could shoot it for National Geographic.

Can't help you find her but wanted to welcome you to our forum. The only other thing I liked to share with you is, more often than not the list of people you compile to meet are seldom what you've imagined and can prove to be very disappointing. The excitement and satisfaction lies in the people you stumble on while not searching for the gals on your roster. You can waste a lot of valuable vacation time and money with a "to do" list. Go forth, discover your own gems, and take your own photos for posterity. You will not be disappointed if you have no agenda. Agendas don't work well in LOS.

Funny!

Sailor, We're politely requesting!!! Can't wait!!!

Sailor, Good to have you back here. It's been awhile and we've missed ya. Hope you stick around.

...along with July, August, September, October, November, December, January, February, March and April. I reserve May for Soi 4.

I had an excellent session there once. Never knew about the place. Just walked by and this LB having lunch outside winked at me. I turned around and nodded back. She asked me to wait until she finished eating. I did like a good boy and the wait was well worth it. She had a full belly and was ready to go. And go she went.

How often on average do raids occur for underage activity in Sunee and for that matter Pattaya in general, in the run of a year?

I was at a loss wandering through my morning aimlessly and without purpose. Used the opportunity to go outside and discovered there were people milling about. Go figure...

Yeah that will do it to you for sure. Same same for me. I attended my uncle's funeral two weeks ago. The family asked me to write and read the eulogy. I was close to my uncle and I had a tremendous amount of respect for him. As such I spent a lot of time composing the piece. Before the ceremony the parish priest explained the procedure and asked how long my eulogy would be. I told him approximately 10 minutes. He then curtly said it was too long and I should rewrite to shorten it to 4 or 5 minutes. This made me boil. I wanted to punch the fucker but I held my tongue and said I would do what I could. When the eulogy time came I simply ignored the priest's request and proceeded to deliver the piece as originally written. I could see he was not please. But fuck him. What an insensitive prick. How dare he try to control a personal, emotion situation like that. Such gall. The irony is when he took the pulpit to deliver his gospel lesson he went on and on and on. Suddenly time wasn't an issue. Anyway, don't get me going...

Yeah I noticed the dog.

Welcome Kevin. I do not think there has been any one who returned from their first trip to Thailand not thinking their life was changed forever more. After my first trip I was so taken with the place I think I returned there another 6 or 7 times within a 12 month period. It truly is the Holy Land in many ways. It is a kind of Mecca and like Mecca it makes more sense to do a regular pilgrimage rather than reside there. At least for many of us who hang out on this forum. However you're young and seemed bound and determined to try it out. Like Deepthroat above I wish you the best in pursuing your dream and making it a reality. My advice is to go at it slowly. In other words try it out for a brief period rather than abandoning your ties, work, family, et cetera back home. After a few months in Thailand you might feel its not for you on a permanent basis. If that turns out to be the case it would be good to not have severed any emotional, supportive, or financial/career ties back home. Good luck and let us know what evolves.

Me too!!!

You can say that again!!

This is exactly what I intended the thread to be. TRUTH or FICTION about anything when it comes to ladyboys, our experiences, our fantasies, travel, et cetera. Let's get it out and allow others to respond in kind.

ET, Yes I figured you'd be one guilty as charged, hahahaha!!!

Wow, terrific story Foggy!!! Much like some of my ad hoc experiences. And those are indeed the best beyond compare.

I know they took some liberties with the facts but from my research they weren't far off the mark. Who originated the plan and what actually went down in 1979 has been classified up until recently. Frankly I don't know what to believe from either government but I don't think it matters. Argo was great filmic story telling and very entertaining. The only weird fact was the 7 posed as Canadian film makers but were representing a Hollywood company with a US address. Surely that would have raised some serious suspicion with the Iranians.

You're are very versatile young man Mr. Pimp.

I saw ARGO this evening. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Excellent piece of work. Ben Affleck did a tremendous job as director however he should have cast someone else for the lead other than himself. The rest of the cast was dead on as was the recreation of the era and events. Very impressive.

I think "PeterMeter" is a funnier name. Reminds me of the Sgt Pepper's Beatle tune, "Lovely Rita (Peter) Meter Maid". Great song.

It's about time you chimed in here Mr. Duke?

Much welcome meterpeter. We're happy to have you. It's good you stumbled on this forum because it is very informative about "nature's candy in Thailand" as you put it. If you take the time and read up on the various threads and posts I am sure you will glean a lot. Before you know it you will learn you can easily have a safe second home in LOS chasing LBs. The only difference is they'll be chasing you provided you have enough baht bait.

How many Frenchmen does it take to defend France?

Terrific line up!!! Stellar gaggle of labyboys.