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Do you mean the Jomtien Beach Road promenade or the beach itself? IMO, you want to keep people from congregating without proper social distance but stretching one's legs is a good idea.

I don't have any answers. But I can relate a story about a straight mate of one of my ladyboy mongering buddies. The str8 guy went to Famous Bar with his mate and figured he would try a short time. But after about 10 minutes he came back downstairs and said the ladyboy's cock smelled like cheese. Fair play to him for giving it a go. If you are attracted to ladyboys then keep trying. If blowjobs work for you then just stay with blowjobs. Another possibility is that you have an aversion to anal sex. You could test this out by having anal with a GG. I'd suggest that you just do what is perfect for you. Also sometimes what we fantasize about may be great inside our heads but not really what we want to actually act do in bed. Welcome aboard Turkana!

32.88 for the USD at the head office of Super Rich Thailand. The BOT ready to pump Bt1 trillion into ailing financial markets. I think I will take some additional money out of the bank today or tomorrow to get a proper balance between the bank and my room safe. Even before the CV related troubles I had planned to reduce my amount in Thai banks as they are reducing the cap for their equivalent of FDIC insurance. I have more than usual in the bank since Americans can no longer move money into Thailand via a Bangkok Bank New York ACH transfer.

There are two distinct sides to Soi 4 and even at midnight the Sunny Side of the Street is where happy times are to be had for sure! The Scandos in Jomtien also like the Sunny side. Ol Blue Eyes also prefers the Sunny side!

I guess that falls somewhere between rimming and kissing on the dangerous activity scale. Although I guess while any activity has some risk, I would think that walking outside would have to be on the very low end of the scale.

It seems ordering food is a common theme as far as staying open. From Hemingways in Jomtien. Their pub quiz is cancelled.

If available, would that be sold in a regular pharmacy?

Googling around these sandwich shop gloves are polyethylene. These are the cheapest and cheap enough to throwaway after one use. They are the easiest to tear but it's not like it matters too much if they tear as you are not dealing with a chemical that is going to burn your skin off. Latex is supposed to be more comfortable but costs more. There are reports that there was some panic buying today in Bangkok. Perhaps what is helping Pattaya stores stay stocked is that most falangs are going home. For me, Thailand is home but not for the guys who come 3-6 months every winter. Was just at a 7/11 and the shelves are full. Not really sure the exact difference between polythene and polyethylene but the gloves in the store will be ployethylene.

All flights cancelled. I guess other airlines will follow.

Wanted to stretch my legs a bit so had a wall around town. I suppose that self isolating with only food delivery is the absolute safest but I would think that a walkabout without interacting with people is safer than eating at a restaurant. I didn't wear a mask but I wore cheap gloves. I was the only person walking wearing gloves although a couple of motobike taxi guys had a different sort of glove on. I did get quite a few look at the crazy farang stares from people wearing masks. Not too many farang were wearing masks; more Thais but much less than 50%. The gloves were big enough but hot and uncomfortable. But wearing them is a reminder not to touch my face. I did wipe the sweat off my forehead with my shirt sleeve. But gloves are a problem as far as reaching into my pocket to pay for an item or to use my phone. I am thinking that perhaps wearing just one glove might be better. 2nd Road was quiet. It was very easy to cross the street and it is almost never easy. On Soi Honey Retox was open but there was a sign that one must order food if going in there. The massage joints were more or less closed but I could get a massage if I had wanted albeit with a limited choice of ladies. On Chaiyapoon, the English Rose had a sign saying alcohol not being served. On Buakhao, the Tin Cup place is closed until April 5th they are doing some sort of renovations. Kateseree was open but not serving booze. Cheap Charlies had just one customer but it could have been partially due to the time of day; too early for dinner and too late for breakfast or lunch. The little bar next to me was open and discreetly serving beer without bins.

Here In Pattaya it's pretty easy to buy gloves at most 7/11s. You can also order from Lazada, an Amazon type business that is quite popular in Thailand. What's nice is if you want you can pay COD (cash on delivery). There are other payment options as well. They also make it easy for you to sign up. Yesterday I ordered 500 (not sure pairs or pieces) but the vendor was in China so the delivery date is in April. Today I ordered 300 pieces (150 pairs) from Thailand which should arrive in a few days. The one's in the 7/11 are cheap enough but the online ones are so really cheap. For my purposes, one use and throwaway, I doubt quality matters much. If for some reason they are not delivered, since it is COD, I don't have to worry about refunds. I'll post a link but not really sure if my link will bring you to the product.

Brilliant Trump cartoons Rom!

The town has gone noticeably quieter by the day. Two guys that I know have moved their departure date up fearing that plane service could get shut down or if they did get sick they want to be sick in their home country. Another friend was due in tomorrow but aborted the mission. Now's just not the time to be travelling. I was just out, a couple late night errands and also to wait with my buddy for his taxi to the airport. I know it's late but it's not unusual for me to be out at this time and the soi seemed extremely quiet. By one of the 7/11s there was music blasting out of a car and Thais having a little outside party. At the other 7/11 there seemed to be a minor altercation between a Russian and a ladyboy, seemed to be about 500 or 1000 baht. Then back on my balcony about 20 minutes later saw the same Russian walking with anothe prettier ladyboy.

Pattaya is getting quieter and it's not just bar closures. Two guys I know are leaving early because they are afraid it might get difficult to return to their home countries and/or would rather be home if they do contact CV.

There's a little bar on my quiet soi that had the lights low, no music, no bargirls, no bins but where drinks are available. Patrons spaced out well and probably safer than a crowded restaurant serving drinks. But I guess one could say that people have to eat but not sit in bar. I haven't been walking around to much but if the place on Chaiyapoon had 50 people when they normally have 3 then I guess most other joints are closed.

Me neither. I usually shave around every fourth day. I don't get itchy until at least the sixth day.

Anyone know where to buy in Pattaya? Not looking for quality rather than something that can be thrown away after 1 use.

Well at least you can still have a cock fight if you can find a willing ladyboy in your neck of the woods.

Dukey, I'm talking about Witherspoon's on Buakhao in the pic BB jsut posted. I think you posted about Wetherspoons earlier.

I guess Witherspoons gets a pass because they serve food?

Had a bit of a walkabout today, as I wanted to do some banking. I took a big chunk of cash out of the bank to put in my safe to cover a few months expenses. If CV were to spin out of control here could be a run on the banks. Likely? Not at all. But not completely impossible. Restaurants are open so bars that double as restaurants remain open in Pattaya. Up in Bangkok It seems that inter-provincial movement is being discouraged. I'm not exactly sure what the bus situation is.

As of this writing the Dow is down 2000 points today.

Near the beginning of the above video you can see the closed Nidcha Bar. He also does a stroll down 13/1. I expect things to be much different tomorrow,