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Lefty, As I recall there was a small bell on some tables at Corner Bar and if you wanted service you rang the little bell. I think one busy night they ignored your initial rings so you kept ringing it and one of the staff got pissed and took away your bell.

I reckon the OP is working in Data Annotation field. Right, it's not going to happen at the RCA clubs in Bangkok where the vast majority of female customers are civilians. But I think it describes the scene at JuJu Bar on Buakhao fairly well which seems to attract afterwork bargirls and freelancers.

Best anal sex partner of his life! That's quite a recommendation from a guy whose conquests are in the thousands! I remember the best Oral of my life. It was in my car with a sex worker back home. She said to alert her right before I was about to cum. I figured she didn't want me to cum in her mouth. But rather she did something, don't know what, that delayed my cumming for about 10-15 seconds and it was an amazing feeling. What's more important, performance in the sack or GFE? The truth is there's ample opportunity for both!

I love this song from the new Broadway musical, Boop. Jasmine Amy Rogers is nominated for a Tony as best actress in a musical. She's up against 4 other actresses including Nicole, who was the former lead singer of the Pussycat Dolls.

Papthawee Duangcharoen, better known as Milli, Thailand’s trailblazing rap sensation, stepped out of the recording studio and into the iconic Lumpinee Boxing Stadium for her first-ever professional Muay Thai fight today. Facing Chinese fighter Jiduo Jishi at the Fairtex Fight event, Milli’s debut was a bold crossover moment, blending music, martial arts, and raw determination. Though she lost by points in a closely contested match, Milli’s performance won the hearts of fans and showcased her grit as she promoted her new album, Heavyweight. Milli, a 22-year-old cultural icon, first skyrocketed to fame as a teenager on The Rapper 2 and cemented her status with hits like “Phak Kon” and “Sud Pang.” In 2022, she made history as the first Thai solo artist to perform at Coachella, famously eating mango sticky rice on stage. Her love for Muay Thai, Thailand’s national sport, was evident when she appeared in a walkout for ONE Championship fighter Tawanchai PK Saenchai. Now, Milli has taken her passion to the next level, trading beats for punches in a professional fight that doubled as a promotional spectacle for her album. The Fairtex Fight event, broadcast on Channel 7HD and online for free, drew massive attention, with fans eager to see if Milli’s charisma and stage energy could translate to the ring. Her journey was documented in a five-episode YouTube series, MILLI TO THE RING, which began airing on April 19 via YUPP!, her record label. The series captured her intense training at Fairtex Academy alongside Muay Thai stars like Junior Fairtex and Stamp Fairtex, revealing the blood, sweat, and even spit that marked her preparation. Under her fighting name, “Amnuayjit Sitthilaekphai,” Milli entered the ring with a fiery determination. Her opponent, Jiduo Jishi, was a formidable Chinese striker, setting the stage for a high-stakes clash. The three-round amateur Muay Thai bout was a test of Milli’s physical and mental toughness, especially given her limited combat sports experience compared to many fighters who train from childhood. In the first round, Milli showed promise, landing a solid body kick and delivering powerful knees from the clinch, a hallmark of Muay Thai’s “Art of Eight Limbs.” However, Jishi’s technical precision and experience began to shine through in later rounds. Milli’s speed and punching power needed refinement, as observers pointed out, but her heart was undeniable. The fight went the full distance, with Milli standing tall for all three rounds—a feat she later said left her “touched and proud.” The judges awarded Jishi the victory by points, but the score was razor-close, and Milli’s performance was widely celebrated. Thai media outlet Thairath Sport called it a “win for the fans’ hearts,” while Khaosod Online highlighted her emotional post-fight comments: “I’m so happy, just to fight is a blessing.” Post-fight, Milli shared that global music star Jackson Wang, who reportedly watched the bout, had offered her encouragement. “Many people asked why I’d fight at this age when others start young,” she said, reflecting on her unconventional path. “I hope I can fight again.” Her debut sparked polarized reactions. Some purists worried about Muay Thai becoming a platform for influencers like Boxing has become, but others, like combat sports outlet LowKickMMA, commended her “sincere fondness for the sport” and bravery in facing a “violent battle.” With millions of Instagram followers and 1.2 million monthly Spotify listeners, she brought unprecedented attention to Muay Thai, especially among younger audiences. Her single “One Punch” and the Heavyweight album tie-in amplified the event’s reach, blending Thailand’s musical and martial arts heritage. While Milli’s primary career remains music, her debut suggests she’s not done with Muay Thai. Whether she returns to the ring or focuses on her next chart-topping hit, Milli has proven she’s unafraid to step into uncharted territory, and has a history of trying different things such as a stand up comedy show in the past. For now, fans can relive her journey through MILLI TO THE RING on YouTube or catch highlights of the Fairtex Fight event.

I don't know much about Eurovison except that drag queen with a beard. Thanks for the heads up Rom. I think I can stream it on YT. The Swedish song that Rom attempted to embed is below. Sometimes going to Source and removing emojis will do the trick.

Music, the Good,the Bad, and the Ugly.

Officers, both in uniform and plainclothes, conducted surveillance along Pattaya Beach, where suspects were observed loitering near coconut trees, approaching tourists, and offering sexual services. During the operation, authorities apprehended 13 foreign nationals—seven from Uzbekistan and six from Uganda. Some were found to be overstaying their visas, while others held student visas, raising suspicions. Searches of the women’s purses uncovered lubricants and condoms of various sizes, further indicating illicit activities. All 13 suspects were detained for violating prostitution laws, with two also charged for overstaying their visas. They were handed over to Pattaya City Police for legal proceedings, with visa revocations and deportation processes underway.

Mr Suave's alter ego is Mr Buggerer!

You've got your mother in a whirl, She's not sure if you're a boy or a girl I like her either way! Swedish band Ghost's album Skeleta is the first hard rock album to top the USA Billboard charts in 4 years. https://youtu.be/mGR2M2mBJXU?si=l0PCJgWOsKBgciHU

And I thought Twister was risque!

I noticed these posts too. I think it's AI. But what's the motivation? It could be training AI. Or it could be a way to get off moderated status so spam can be posted in the future. To prevent spam, soon after joining, the majority of new members are put on moderated status. It's not automatic because we don't want to discourage new real posters. I hate it when my first post on a forum doesn't appear. Many new signups have forum names which just don't seem right. Don't want to go into too much detail so as not to give spammers too much insight. These new members are manually put on moderated status. Now the spammer could get around this by spamming imediately after joining but they don't. They're like terrorist sleeper cells that post a month after signing up. Why is this? It might be because one Invision option is Invisible Capitcha which doesn't makes it easy for new members to sign up. Many new prospective members get frustrated with performing a Capitcha task so often, not always, the Invisible mode is on. Perhaps the Invisible mode kicks in when a certain number of individual forums flag a poster as a spammer. So maybe the bot wants to join numerous forums before posting. These are just guesses. I really don't know. Just checked and the setting is now changed. If it's one particular bot then this should solve the problem. What's the motivation? Perhaps the bot is programmed to just do something. I don't know.

Details are sketchy but there was a big brawl on Soi Pothole after 4 AM yesterday on Soi Pothole involving two groups of foreigners.

Deported and Blacklisted!

Looks like fun Mr Suave!

Thai girls are loving Rapunzel!

Lisa from Buri Ram collaborates with Maroon 5 on a song named Priceless. Drops on May 2nd. It's on Spotify now and the Youtube video will be available in about 9 hours. SpotiDownloader.com - Priceless (feat. LISA) - Maroon 5.mp3

He's at it again! Not content with his rampage at Tops; now it's 7/11. At the scene, police encountered Mr. Mustafa, a 25-year-old Belgian national, who was the same individual seen in a viral video causing havoc at another convenience store in the Banglamung area on April 27, damaging numerous goods and being fined 35,000 Baht, as we reported here. This time, he attempted to assault store staff, but officers, recognizing him from the earlier incident, stepped in quickly to prevent any harm.Store employees told police they were unaware of his prior actions. Upon entering the store, Mustafa tried to access the area behind the counter, restrain staff, and threatened them with a liquor bottle while preventing customers from leaving, stated store staff. Fortunately, patrolling officers arrived in time to subdue him, ensuring no one was injured. After de-escalating the situation and calming him down, police took Mr. Mustafa into custody and transferred him to a hospital for medical treatment and a psychiatric evaluation. Authorities advised anyone wishing to press charges to file a complaint with the investigating officers immediately. Thai social media, meanwhile, is asking for Thai officials to deport the man and blacklist him from returning, citing him being a recurring potential danger to Thai citizens. As of press time, there was no word on any legal penalties for Mr. Mustafa but they are likely coming.

A Thai transwoman and her friend attacked a Hungarian man outside a bar in Pattaya in the early hours of today, April 30, after he allegedly failed to pay for entertainment services. Officers from Mueang Pattaya Police Station were alerted to a physical assault at 12.16am. The incident occurred outside a bar in Soi Pattaya Beach 12. The assailants had already fled the scene by the time police arrived. At the scene, officers found bar workers expressing anger over the foreigner, later identified as Imre Vig, a 53 year old Hungarian national. Vig sustained a bleeding wound to his left ear. Rescuers from the Sawang Borriboon Dham Foundation were called in to provide first aid. According to bar staff, the Hungarian man refused to pay a bill totalling 1,570 baht. They claimed he had ordered alcohol and cannabis from the bar and also hired a transwoman for entertainment. Vig denied the accusation, asserting that he was willing and able to pay the bill. He claimed that a technical issue with his phone prevented him from transferring the money at the time. Police are treating the incident as two separate cases. They summoned both the foreign man and the bar staff to the police station to resolve the payment dispute. Officers also assured the Hungarian man that the attackers would be brought to justice. In a similar incident in February, a group of female bar workers in Pattaya assaulted a British man over an unpaid bill. Reports stated that the workers struck the man on the forehead with their high heels and repeatedly kicked him while demanding payment. One of the women was heard urging her colleagues to take money from the man’s pocket. It remains unclear whether any money was taken. The man was eventually ejected from the bar. https://thethaiger.com/news/pattaya/hungarian-man-attacked-by-pattaya-transwoman-over-unpaid-service