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I hear that there is will be a morlam on Thursday,August 13th. Think it's at the more convenient site at the end of Soi Xcyte but not really sure about this. Good luck with masks and social distancing.

Miss your teerak? I understand the need to control Covid-19 but preventing people who are willing to submit to a 2 week paid quarantine from seeing their wives, kids, gay lovers, and ladyboy teeraks is perverse nationalism run amok. Make Love Not Nationalism! #LoveIsNotTourism is a trending hashtag. https://www.loveisnottourism.org/

I don't view this as a worst case scenario. Rather it seems like a likely scenario. If there was an Over/Under betting line I'd wager the Over. I think an extremely rosy optimistic scenario would be letting in tourists this November with a 2 week quarantine and if Covid is tamed worldwide let tourists in without a quarantine in late 2021. What do you think?

This might be a better link SP to the Facebook Group you posted. https://www.facebook.com/groups/486638368065871/

I am sorry to see it's closed as it is an unique bar but I didn't even know it had re-opened. Is this a permanent or temporary closure?

"From 1 September, intercourse will be allowed to take place between sex workers and their clients in the German capital, but only under strict hygiene regulations." Thai girls and customers always shower before sex. Ladyboys do their best to clean out their bumhole.

Some like breasts. Others legs or wings. Still others like thighs. It is kind of nice to sit with a ladyboy with one's hand on her thigh, not far from her crown jewels and lovestick. With so many ladyboys wearing hot Daisy Dukes, perhaps it is really Thigh Land. I wonder of The Donald is a kindred spirit, a monger at heart who loves thighs.

Herberth, You left out Bell, ex-TJ's, who has superstar quality. She now has stylish short blondish hair. 180 cm of beauty! Have no idea how many cm elsewhere. Hope you can keep her in Pattaya since during these Covid times it's not easy for the girls to cover rent and food money.

In an advice making in the 133rd anniversary of the Chulachomklao Royal Military Academy on Wednesday (August 5), Army chief General Apirat Kongsompong warned young cadets that people can recover from Covid-19, but not from “hatred of the nation”. He was at the Nakhon Nayok-based academy with the prime minister and other top brass.While checking cadets’ uniforms, the general reminded them that the Covid-19 virus was not as scary as the illness of criticising one’s own country and that there was no vaccine against it. Apirat told the press later that children should be taught to love their motherland, so they don’t grow up to be nation haters. https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30392474

Repatriated Thais can stay in Quarantine hotels for free or pay extra for Alternative State Quarantine. When borders first open to the farang long stay tourist, I suspect Alternative State Quarantine (ASQ) will be mandatory. Here's a list of the current ASQ hotels and their prices. https://thaiest.com/blog/list-of-alternative-state-quarantine-asq-hotels-thailand

I like the one with the cute dimples in the blue denim jacket even better but the one in the white dress is beautiful and glamorous indeed!

What I do at EB (acronym for Emmy's Bar ) if there are not many customers is to connect music on my phone to their portable Bluetooth speakers, they have a black one and white one. Just ask for ลำโพงบลูทู ธ (speaker Bluetooth). I have an unlimited internet plan for the next three months but I could also connect to their wifi. Note if you don't have unlimited bandwidth and are not actually watching video then audio only apps such as Soundcloud or Spotify will preserve your allotted Gigabytes if you are using your mobile internet rather than public wifi.

About 100 kilos of cannabis were seized at Jamjuree Restaurant (across from the Hideaway) on Soi 15 off Soi Buakaho. Mr Mac, Boy, and Kid were arrested. Their customers were mostly foreign tourists so the police had a foreign spy lure Mr Mac so he could be busted. https://www.innnews.co.th/regional-news/news_737855/

PAMPANGA, Philippines – Except for Authorized Persons Outside of Residence (APOR), people living outside of Pampanga would no longer be allowed to enter Angeles City. This developed after Mayor Carmelo Lazatin Jr amended on Monday, July 27, the city government’s guidelines on the implementation of Modified General Community Quarantine (MGCQ) in the highly urbanized city. “Non-APOR individuals coming from outside the Province of Pampanga shall not be allowed entry into Angeles City,” Section X, letter B of the modified guidelines states. Angeles City residents who work outside Pampanga are also advised to stay in their places of employment during the duration of the MECQ. “Should they prefer otherwise, they may be allowed to return to Angeles City, provided, that they have tested negative for COVID-19 via RT-PCR testing prior to their return,” it said. Passengers of domestic flights arriving at the Clark International Airport inside Clark Freeport Zone were also required to present negative RT-PCR results before they could enter Angeles City. Without negative COVID-19 certifications, they would be compelled to undergo a 14-day quarantine in the city’s isolation facilities. Barangay officials were tasked to strictly monitor returning locally stranded individuals who were also required to present negative RT-PCR results. These LSIs would be allowed to enter the city only if their return “has been duly coordinated with the City Government.” Section 3 of the modified guidelines mandated the return of checkpoints in all entry and exit points of the city, including all barangay checkpoints. Officials and personnel of the city's Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office, Traffic Development Office, Health Office, Social Welfare and Development Office, and Angeles City Tourist Auxiliary who are in proper uniforms and wearing their identification cards have been deputized to help police officers and barangay chairpersons in apprehending persons who fail to wear face masks and those loitering the streets. City Ordinance no. 546, s-2020 imposed up to P5,000 fine and up to 5 months imprisonment for those caught not wearing face masks or face covers in public places. https://rappler.com/nation/angeles-city-closes-borders-to-people-from-outside-pampanga