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Of course there are also those who believe someone traveled in the belly of a fish, and that another dude not only managed to fit in an ark approximately 137 meters long, 23 meters wide, and 14 meters high two of every species of animal, along with the food they'd require for 40 days (one African elephant alone eats 136 kg of food per day). I honestly can't wrap my head around what followers of the Abrahamic religions believe. 🙄

This was quite some time ago, so maybe my memory's faulty, but I thought they had no idea where the plane fell into the ocean. It would be one thing if they had some notion as to where to look, but unless there's been some new info, I'm at a loss to understanding how they might find the wreckage. Has new information come to light as to where the plane might be--information I missed?

Oh dear. 'Old daddy' is up to W in his book of "subjects to open threads about to keep my 'nom de plume' on the screens". (not really a catchy title). What hobby next?

SQ has an excellent lounge at Terminal 3 with shower facilities. With a 3 hours+ connection, you have enough time to use the facilities to freshen up and explore the airport. You can easily explore T1, 2 and 3 using the skytrain (T4 is small and not connected to the skytrain). If you are travelling between T2 and T3 using the skytrain, you will pass through the Jewel and the rain vortex.

After chess at Foodland, my guy and I took a walk around Patpong. The other 2 guys went back, happy with their short time tip for playing chess. When my guy and I walked past Midnight beer bar, the waiters saw us holding our chess sets and shouted to us, "Chess! We can play chess!" Intrigued and skeptical, I sat down with them. I passed them my chess set and asked them to set up the board for a game. This was what they came up with...

I personally prefer a pool in the shadow. Prevents sunburn and keeps other people who are more sensitive to colder water from using the pool!

How I miss being able to swim in a pool! The pool at Silom Serene, while small, is not blocked from the sun in morning and afternoon so perfect to hang out and get some outdoor exercise. After a swim and relaxing in room, I met some forum members for dinner before tonight's special programme. Tonight was chess night. At 9pm, I gathered 3 other participants. All Vietnamese. They learned how to play chess in school. 4 of us would be at Foodland for 3 hours to play and determine 1st, 2nd and 3rd place. I came in last place due to this last match where I played as white. Thinking back, I shouldn't have lost!

I have always found Jomtien Supertown to be a fun place at Christmas. It has quieter bars (Boy Gaga, Meeting Place) where you can actually talk to the more lively bars…I’m sure you know which ones they are. Some places such as The Venue put on Christmas themed shows. We went last year with friends from BKK on Christmas Day evening and had a great time. Some restaurants such as Poseidon and Yupins have Christmas themed dinner and lunches. As the complex is so highly decorated, you can’t forget it’s Christmas during the week up to New Year.

Was sad to see yesterday evening all atlas branding was already taken down from te building. Hope they have a good future in Soi 6. Information about many guys now moved to Tawan to work makes me feel maybe have to try out Tawan one more time...

Well, you DONT need luxury once you get them there, for RAPE.... Just a dirty mattress on the floor and possibily some Lube, unless Jeffey liked it ROUGH ? Even his palatial NYC home wasnt that luxurious, according to Lutnick, his neighbor. The dining room only had his massage table. What strikes me is the "creepy" masks. Was Epstein some "Hannibal Lechter" freak ?

The Democrats have released a video made in 2020 showing Epstein's private island. I think the interior of the house looks ditinctly tacky - not at all the luxury I had imagined.

New Dusit Thani i ideal as it's just by both stations and it's obviously , with all that overtime you are working , in your price range

Huraaaaaah!

my spy on the ground confirmed that indeed there's some renovation going one in one of the shops at Silom end of soi 6 so thigs are looking bit brighter for Atlas now.

The most recent search which was called off temporarily due to bad weather in March is due to recommence on December 30. I'd have thought that the chances of finding anything from that flight after almost eleven years have elapsed since its disappearance is remote in the extreme. But we can always hope. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cy7v077dm0po

At least I assume it is good news. The Thai government has now abolished the afternoon "no alcohol sale" restriction for a six month trial period. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c0mprzzxn73o

There are about 50 different species of box jellyfish. I think I need only uote here from wikipedia - the notoriously dangerous species of box jellyfish are largely restricted to the tropical Indo-Pacific region

After checking out of Raya at 12pm, I walked over to soi 3 to check into Silom Serene. I booked it for 3 nights until Friday then I would move to condo with kitchen. A young tall cute Thai hotel staff welcomed me into the hotel. He kept my luggage one side and gave me a ticket to claim it later at 2pm when hotel check-in begin for my booking. What to do for 2 hours? Go for a massage for course! I crossed Silom Road and went to Sun Massage, the first massage shop in soi 6. I have been visiting this shop because of the cute Vietnamese guys. Hehe. Not many staff on Tuesday noon. About 6 to 7 guys. I picked one guy and up we went to top floor. As this was my first time with this guy (the guys I met previously have not arrived for work), he did not know me so he was fully clothed during the massage. It was only after 30 minutes that he asked me, "Body to Body?" Yes, of course! After the massage, I walked downstairs. Massage guy offered me hot green tea to drink which I appreciated because most of such shops only gave bottled ice water. As I sipped my tea, I looked at the guys waiting at entrance. More guys now. About 15. None of them I met before otherwise awkward conversation. I headed to hotel, checked-in and guess who carried my luggage up to room? Young Thai gentleman! He wore a nametag with words "Trainee". I asked for his name. "My name is Pao Pao. Nice to meet you." Yes, nice to meet you. I thanked him for helping me and slipped him a 100-baht note before he left. 20251202_140713.mp4

Agree on both counts - high humidity and Singapore definitely worth a short visit. But the worst humidity I have encountered in several decades living in Asia has been in Tokyo in summer. Hong Kong was bad and my two dehumidifiers in the apartment filled up quickly. But Tokyo was definitely worse.

I'm sorry to say you'll be better of at Capella then, since I am about 1.5 ks from the nearest MRT.

Please share info if you do visit. I'll be there mid-February and will try to check it out and report back as well.

Along the same lines, there was a man I met last summer, when he was the +1 of a friend at one of my parties. I had long been jacking off to his photos, so it was a thrill for me to meet him. He's in the process of a divorce after a 5-year marriage to a very wealthy man (apparently no pre-nup! 🫢), so wanted to get back into his modeling and singing career. He's apparently had some singing gigs (and did sing two songs at the party), but I think he's more interested in returning to modeling. I would have like to get to know him better, but he ended up being mean with the friend, so, although I have his #, it wouldn't be appropriate for us to invite him over for wine & cheese, as we'd hoped to do before the tiff with our friend. https://youtu.be/_DRS92HK3ow https://www.instagram.com/scottmgardner1/

And their X/Twitter account: @titansilom I just might try them on my trip in a few weeks and see if they fit this topic of H type spas. haha

And I want to be near public transport the rail line mRt or BTS

Now, now. Australians contribute a great deal of colorful terms and phrases to the English language.