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It's a shame about Atlas, I haven't been there for about a year but the couple of times I went, I had a great time. Hopefully their new venue will be opened by the time I arrive.

I was travelling around Spain in 2019 and made a special trip up to Bilbao just to see the museum. The building was jaw-dropping, both outside and inside, and well worth the 5 hour bus trip from Salamanca. Luckily, the bus had a business class section, which made the journey bearable. The exhibitions inside were pretty boring and not worth the admission fee. And I was pleasantly surprised to see Jeff Koons' "The Puppy" flower sculpture on the square outside the museum. Koons is also famous for marrying an Italian pornstar! He made a series of sculptures featuring their sex life called 'Made in Heaven'. Also, Louise Bougeois' giant spider 'maman' is outside.

I stayed in the Raya on Suriwong on my last trip. It's a nice hotel for its convenient location and relatively large rooms. However, I found the threshold between the bathroom and the bedroom a bit treacherous. It is very tall and matches the floor. Several times I nearly tripped and was at risk of falling on my face. Finally, I put a towel on the threshold so that it would be obvious and easier to avoid. It seemed to me a design flaw that could be easily remedied.

4 of us made our way to Tawan and were seated just before 10.30pm. About 10 customers and surprise surprise there were close to 20 guys working! And yes, some Atlas guys had transferred over! 4 of them if I remember correctly. Variety of guys available including 3 pleasant looking twunks - whom I tipped before leaving later. What I enjoyed about the evening was the atmosphere. The guys on stage did not look bored or disinterested. Some were smiling at customers while others bantered among themselves. They looked like they enjoyed working. At 11pm, the show began. Typical Tawan show. Nothing new. But the guys displayed more energy and enthusiasm so kudos to boss for his powers of motivation. At 11.30pm, the show ended and my group made our way to Foodland for supper and we chatted for an hour. We even took a group photo outside Foodland with Virgin bar as the backdrop! We went our separate ways and I took my guy back to hotel.

I was supposed to spend the night with my guy but I bumped into 3 forum members at Midnight bar. We saw the dark quiet windows at Atlas Bar facing us opposite. Atlas had closed down despite a promising opening start last year. Just one week ago, it was still operating and I had contemplated visiting it but I didn't. Someone suggested going to visit Tawan to see whether any Atlas guy had transferred there. I spoke to my guy. "You want see Tawan muscle man show?" No thank you, he said he would keep himself occupied playing pool at pool bar.

Well, he didn't walk off with the Nobel Peace Prize which clearly rankled him. But now he does have a peace prize - the inaugural FIFA Peace Prize. The what? FIFA for those who do not follow soccer is the international body governing the game, best known to most as football. Next year sees the World Cup - held every four years - being staged in three countries, one being the USA. As long as you are prepared to risk being hauled into jail and deported by one of Trump's ICE agents, you might even be able to fly there to see a match. But the FIFA President, a very unremarkable man named Giovanni Infantino, came up with the idea of having a FIFA Peace Prize. Why? Only Infantino - and perhaps Trump - know why. Allegedly it is to be awarded to a person who has "taken exceptional and extraordinary actions for peace" and "united people across the world". And of all the people who could and should have been considered for such a prize, the groveller Infantino has kissed the ass of Trump and considered him the best qualified to receive the award. If anyone major personality was less deserving of the award, I cannot think of him or her. What a total joke! https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/cy5gw0wv5zqo

Frank Gehry created iconic buildings and is acknowledged as one of the greatest architects of our tim. He was in his 60s when he was given the commission to design the new Guggenheim Museum in the Spanish city of Bilbao. Using titanium for much of the exterior, that one building transformed what was then basically an industrial backwater into a tourism and industrial hub. In a city few had visited, the Frank Gehry designed museum drew 1.3 million visitors last year, mostly from outside Spain. In the USA, Walt Disney's widow had given the Los Angeles Philharmonic US$50 million as the lead donation for the construction of a new concert hall in downtown LA. After much wrangling, Gehry was chosen as the architect. Again using titanium, the building was opened in 2003 and has since become a landmark in the city. The Walt Disney Concert Hall https://edition.cnn.com/2025/12/05/style/architect-frank-gehry-dies

If you had stated you did not want google or other information from similar sites, I would not have responded. I was trying to help re money boys in that location. I am glad you are getting the information from PMs.

What's gonna happen with our boy Pete Hegseth? donOLD won't fire him because firing Petey would reflect badly on donOLD's make-believe image of hiring only the "best" people. I predict Petey will announce his resignation soon, blaming it on negative fake coverage from the "lame" stream media.

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Getting a bit of nostalgia ?

Can't one study Shakespeare's works in Italian or even Swahili?

Your trying to help by telling me to Google it ? You can google 98% of questions on here , im after anyone who has been to Angeles City personally and their experience not chatgpt Unfortunately many are choosing to personally message me rather than risk posting on here

Honestly, I was hoping this might generate some sales with this audience, especially since it's so inexpensive! The young man went to a lot of trouble to do this. I'd feel guilty skimming off the juicy parts just for a few posts here. Maybe I should have waited until the English language version comes out in a month or two.

Please do a report on Jakarta, I'm looking to go somewhere March 2026

At 117, they always quote me R$300 for some reason. Ok I barely speak Portuguese and if I do, there's clearly an American accent. I do haggle for that R$150 price but the lowest I could get them to go is R$200. Honestly I'm ok with paying R$300 if I had a great time with them before. but if it's my first time with that GP, I usually play the haggle game for a few minutes. One of them finally did agree to R$150 when they saw me 1.5 hours later but I was already done and had my fun with another GP so I politely declined. I think it's all about timing. Afterwards if I genuinely liked their company, I usually treat them to a drink and snacks at the cafe in 117.

I'm curious how he became a garoto. Let us know what you think of it. Ages ago I read this book called memoirs of a hoebag about a gay man in NYC talking about all his hookups while he was in his 20s.

Update: Goal is to have an English translation on Amazon in the next several months.

He really did it. It was not just a fantasy. The handsome GP at Lagoa was telling me the truth in July when he said he had finished an autobiographical book that would be sold on Amazon by December. It is only $6 on Kindle (Portuguese only): Amazon link. Not very long but I think it qualifies as a book. I just got to the part where he was raped at 12 and thrown out of the house for marijuana at 14. I have not yet read about his interactions with clients! The prose is somewhat florid, but I'm not going to nitpick. Anyway, I thought some of you might find this unusual product worth checking out for a mere $6.

Wait WHAT ???? Another COVERUP ????? Say it aint so ! 🤪

I know of Tivoli Sribampen Bangkok has monthly rates, and Mosaik Apartments Pattaya. Watch out, a friend stayed 37 days at the Mosaik and was charged one month at the montly rate and 7 days at the daily rate.

This just popped up on social media, might be of some interest. Not near any public transport but is in the Sathorn are (I think). https://www.shama.com/yen-akat-bangkok/long-stay

Multi, though, for both bone density and boner propensity maintenance. And Bleu de Chanel for fragrance, not to be confused with blue hair rinse.

Erm, the OP’s thread title and intent were clearly geared to inquiring about our respective ratios of interactive sex and self-pleasuring, given that transactional sex is not consistently on the menu due to resource and accessibility factors. What was remotely intelligent about your gratuitous pathetic send up in which your objection to this chap prompted you to assert he was merely going through a first-letter alphabet in choice of topics that rub you (pun intended) the wrong way? But then I’m probably disrupting your Sesame Street viewing this very moment if not your sad wacking off to the self-satisfied notion that you even ever made a meaningful contribution by attempting to make him the butt (pun unintended) of baseless humour. It gets tired and boring. The guy provides multiple new slates for online interaction and for activity that helps fill a substantial amount of spare time for older men. So what if he leans more towards provocateur status? Everybody knows by now and he’s smart and wise enough to not care unnecessarily. He also inadvertently functions by absorbing a lot of ‘shoot the messenger‘ trending among content texting boards. A caveat for the ages: If you don’t like a certain behaviour over which you have no agency, don’t paradoxically encourage it by openly and repeatedly castigating it. I realize that this in itself may sound self-contradictory if I’m addressing an oversensitive control freak, so I’ll just put it this one time.