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I am completely and uttering shocked Mr. Kahuna!!! I never imagined you took a shine to that kinda stuff. Must be due to the early years of Ripple abuse.

This is bizarre. They all have white sneakers and some guy is fully clothed sitting on a table watching them. Is it a monk initiation/humbling ritual of some kind?

I don't recall

I always wanted to me a mamasan. I got the figure.

hahahaha!!! funny. Old Fred and his Ripple. How the hell did you spot that Kahuna?

Yeah Boo Hoo on you. Boy oh boy what I wouldn't give to endure that horrible burden of driving from Swampy to Pattaya. I'd be happy to do it everyday. I have done it countless times and the only thing more exciting is getting on a plane and flying to LOS. Chin up xy!

Yeah but you have to send a photo Mr. Duke.

How about "son of a gun"? Story I heard about its origin was sailor related. In days of old when a ship came into port often times the captain would anchor in the bay rather than docking. The reason being he feared once his crew landed he would lose them to women and drink and not have a full crew assembled once he had to set sail. Obviously this did not go over big with the crew so to compensate the captain had the whores and booze rowed out to the ship. Most of the crew slept in hammocks slung between cannons and this is where they would fuck the ladies. The phrase "son of a gun" is derogatory and an insult. When someone called you a "son of a gun" they were implying your mother was a whore who slept with a sailor in his hammock slung between the cannons (guns). Makes sense to me. I lot of sayings are marine based. Like 3 squares (meals) a day. Anyone know the origin?

Hefe, It may have something to do with beer/ale. Ale use to be drawn into a long vessel called a "yard". You could also order half yards. In some pubs you can still order yards Undoubtedly if someone consumed 9 yards of beer they were quite intoxicated. Hence the saying "the whole 9 yards" implying it was a lot. A yard of ale A yard of ale or yard glass is a very tall beer glass used for drinking around 2.5 imperial pints (1.4 l) of beer, depending upon the diameter. The glass is approximately 1 yard long, shaped with a bulb at the bottom, and a widening shaft which constitutes most of the height.[1] The glass most likely originated in 17th-century England where the glass was known also as a "Long Glass", a "Cambridge Yard (Glass)" and an "Ell Glass". It is associated by legend with stagecoach drivers, though was mainly used for drinking feats and special toasts.[2][3] Drinking a yard glass full of beer as quickly as possible is a traditional pub game; the bulb at the bottom of the glass makes it likely that the contestant will be splashed with a sudden rush of beer towards the end of the feat. The fastest drinking of a yard of ale (1.42 litres) in the Guinness Book of Records is 5 seconds.[4] Contents [hide] 1 Description 2 History 3 Usage 4 Boot of beer 5 See also 6 References

You a dipshit Kahuna!?!?!? Never. That would be an oxymoron.

Do your best...

Sounds great Stealth. Would love to hear more about your encounters with Rubi's grandparents and old schoolmates. Seems excitingly brave.

The GOTC lll is happening on February 02nd in Pattaya at a location to be named in January. Be there. We would all like to meet you. This is an annual event where many of us gather for an evening to meet old and new friends.

Juri is in town, huh? Everyone is now on HIGH ALERT.

WOW!!! She is terrific Stealth. Absolutely sensational!! Pdoggy and myself are fans for sure.

Welcome AuntieVirus!!!. Glad you found us and rest assured you are not alone. We are happy to have you aboard. There are a lot of terrific people here and you will glean a lot from them. Happy trails

Good for you QG! Pinot Grigio from Italy is excellent for sure by and large. I am surprised that the CAB S cost you 3 times more than what you would pay in the UK. Perhaps this was the particular restaurant and not the the average cost of same elsewhere. In any case, your date was well worth the inflation.

Anyone interested in a wine thread or is that too snooty? I have eclectic tastes when it comes to wine. I do not discriminate or at least try not to when it comes to countries or regions. Without a doubt I prefer French Bourgogne, be it red or white. Overall, as I age, I seem to lean more and more towards the whites. However I enjoy whites from Greece a great deal. Ditto for Australia, New Zealand, and South American producers like Chile and Argentina. Italy is always reliable and ditto for Spain and some Portuguese. German wines are so so for me but there are some Swiss products that are excellent. Last year I discovered whites produced in what they call "New Latitudes". Thailand is one such producer and I enjoyed some excellent whites while in Hua Hin. In fact they were remarkable and very palate interesting. Today, I discovered a white from New Zealand called: NEW-Z. It is made by DIVIN in New Zealand. It is quite good and costs $15.00CDN I am not much interested in spirits since they seem to affect the contrary in human behaviour. Beer requires a separate body to drain the hopp's tsunami or else we all balloon, blow up and eventually render ourselves useless. So my poison is wine and I enjoy it great, great deal. I would love to share wine interests with others across the globe if anyone else is interested.

Great intel Stealth. Much thanks. I was in Cebu last year and missed all of this. I did not have a cue where to go. I look forward to my next visit.

Hahahahaha!!! Lung, you are asking a very personal question. Please restrain yourself. You know big dicks are only possible if you're born in February.

You're a brave and adventurous lad GD!

Sunny looks innard-resting. Yummy. Great nips on Pinky!

Great report D&C. Mango Square sounds like fun.

I was topped once. Hurt like hell. Never went there again. Now when the offer comes my way I politely decline and remind them that I am the man and they are the woman"

The UK is certainly another world entirely. I have no idea what anyone is talking about in the thread and struggle to understand what anyone is saying in the videos.