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I also have not been able to log into Gaybutton.

Gaybutton is alive and active on his forum.

I haven't been able to log in to the other boards for a very long time, I have used the forgot password option many times but zero happens and must say I haven't really missed them that much either. This board is the best in my view.

I didn't know the other two boards were still running. I thought gaybuttonthai would have died a natural death following the owner's passing.

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One useful function of Apple watch is you can use it to find your Iphone if you accidentally left it behind somewhere.

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that's both good and bad news. I never dined there because in the past on two occasions when my party showed up at the door without reservation we were sent away as the place was full or fully booked

probably not as is a case with most people and their tech gadgets

Jomtien Complex is far from dead! So many gay men enjoying the atmosphere and the boys.

Thanks for sharing your experience. 1300 baht is too expensive! I definitely will go to Arena instead!

On my bucket list is a visit to the WW1 battlefield sites in France and Belgium but there is one thing I know I will truly hate about that trip (whenever it happens) is the French language / accent 🤪

The Ruen Urai restaurant in the Rose Hotel off Suriwong (close to its new building and at the end of the swimming pool) has been a favourite of many readers for years. Last night, Friday, as I have done every time he has visited Bangkok for over a dozen years I took a friend there for dinner. For the first time the restaurant was totally empty apart from the owner at one table and the two of us at another. It is in the medium expensive category. Our bill for drinks and three courses came to Bt. 1,943. It is a lovely venue for dinner, but I fear if it gets no customers on a Friday evening, the end may be nigh. I sincerely hope not.

I went in with realistic expectations after hearing some initial impressions, and unfortunately my experience tracked almost exactly the same pattern. The shop itself is very nice, clean and upscale, though showers are small. I ordered a 60 min aroma massage, at around 1300 Bath, already expensive compared to other places. My masseur came to greet me with very limited English. A bit awkwardly he stayed in the room while I took a shower. Either the guy gives me the privacy or he joins me in the shower. On the table (without a face cradle!), within the first few minutes of contact, it was obvious the masseur lacked real technique. The pressure was unfocused, transitions were clumsy, and there was no sense of flow or trained body mechanics. Once you’ve had a few proper massages, you know immediately. The masseur himself was very much a “guy next door” type. Young, casual, oversized baggy clothes, more student than therapist. His loose T-shirt kept brushing into me throughout the session, which only added to the distraction and reinforced the sense that this wasn’t a professional setup. I was so bored that when he floated the idea of a hand job, I declined outright. I just wanted the session to end. Conclusion: Titan remains significantly overpriced for what it delivers. Between the weak massage skills, inconsistent professionalism, and lack of atmosphere, it’s hard to justify the rates. If you’re in Silom, you’ll get a clearly better massage and more satisfying extras at Prestige or Ssense, both nearby and operating at a much higher standard. If you want cheaper setups go to Green or Avarin. Alternatively just go to Arena in the same place as Titan. They never disappoint.

Again you misquote me to fit your own narrative. I have never once stated the parents were responsible - and it is totally incorrect of you to even suggest that. How many times must I state taht what I wrote was this? "Perhaps – although this is only being hinted at and may not be fact - a misunderstanding on the part of the boy’s parents on how to deal with such very substantial on-going substance abuse, and a steady build-up of anger." You say you "imply"! Please realise once and for all you implied wrongly and only do so to fit your version. You are wrong! If you imply, then you should state that when you make your first post - and not leave it so you can cover up your earlier inaccurate comments.

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I hear so many Aussie voices on TV, it's sounds very typical. I barely think about it. I do watch an Aussie comedy duo on YouTube that once in awhile throw an American or Canadian accent and even an English (Liverpool region?) accent, just for fun. They are a couple of wild boys!! Love them.

I have noticed some of the guys wearing Apple watch. But I don't know if they use all the features of the Apple watch.

I know the Incompetent-in-Chief is puckered up for him, but would you stick a dick in his mouth? The real reason the Incompetent-in-Chief is mad about the CUSMA trade agreement. Rejection

I highly doubt he will receive the Death penalty, eventhough he might deserve it. How many people did Trump and Hegseth murder in the Caribbean ? If the DEATH penalty is warranted, its those two !

I agree that a car is probably more trouble than it's worth. Now that the main tourist sights are more accessible by public transport I think that's a better option. My tour guide friend is living in Saraburi now but he does travel to Bangkok to do tours sometimes. I can see if he's interested

Mac does have access to a car, He has a friend who has a taxi, which Mac uses. I have used him, and the car, to go to Ayutthaya, Kanchanburi, and the town where the train goes through the market.

Inside the sauna, it is perfectly safe. Make sure to take a Uber/Taxi to go there at night. Going out with the boys, wandering the streets at night are not so safe in Brazil

apparently Apple is offering smart watch

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