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I think you are a bit generous in the body shape - or should it just be three times more generous?

I'm thinking about monthly rental hotels too, but I don't know where to find them. Agoda just shows flat daily rate and if you search for about 2 month interval you will get exorbintant amount displayed which is unreal. So while in Bangkok it is better if I just go to each hotel and ask them about monthly rates?

Here my experiences from 2014, still valid: https://christianpfc.blogspot.com/2014/05/looking-for-room-in-sathorn.html For two months you will have difficulty, most places have minimum 3 month or even 6 months. I rather recommend a hotel with monthly rental, so you don't have to buy and wash bedlinen and towels and pay water, electricity, WiFi extra. Most such places have a communal coin laundry. There stand-alone coin laundries as well, or you give your clothes to laundry. I have been living and traveling without a room safe for 15 years, and the safe would not have prevented the few thefts that occurred.

I've put the word out already.

Have you tried googling it ? This is what you reply to other posters

I'm after personal experiences not something from AI or google why would I be interested in dating ? Anyway stay out of my posts ,your a boring old fart , I think you must of got rid of that poster that was posting about Cebu and Vietnam that used to be on here ,after the arguments with you he didn't post again

Mr. Epstein's net worth was around $600 million. He couldn't afford a decorator? Some decent furniture? And what's with the dental chair and the creepy masks? It made me think of Laurence Olivier’s Dr. Szell in 'Marathon Man.'

A point I failed to note in the longer post. Had the Malaysian government been 100% open with the facts as soon as it was aware contact had been lost with the commercial aircraft and at the same time an unidentified aircraft was flying across the north of the county, it could I assume with relative ease have scrambled much faster military aircraft to fly alongside it. If the cockpit crew were unresponsive, it could have quickly relayed that information to miltary controllers. If the crew were responsive but not prepared to follow orders, tracking its flight path would have been relatively simple by bringing in Singapore, Indonesian and Australian military aircraft. So in my book the fault lies totally with the government of Malaysia.

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I don't believe new information has come to light. The pressure to find wreckage is coming from governments and relatives of those who were lost. I suspect the airline industry also wants to know what likely happened? Was it a fault with the 777? Oxygen failure was at first considered but the subsequent discovery of the rerouting rules that out?.Was it terrorism? After all, the plane's transponders were deliberately switched off. The Malaysian government analysed the backgrounds of all crew and passengers and this was ruled out. Was it a rogue pilot intent on killing himself and everyone without anyone being able to prove it? Some still believe this is the most likely reason, the more so as he came from Penang and might have been taking a last look. Part of the problem is that the Malaysian government held on to the facts it knew perfectly well for far too long. Why, we still do not know. Once the aircraft was lost from commercial aircraft radar, the assumption was that the plane must have gone down after being handed over to Ho Chi Minh controllers and before it acknowledged Vietnam's "hello" signal. So the initial search was conducted off the south east tip of Vietnam. But by that stage the Malaysian military knew perfectly well this was not true. Their military radar had tracked an off course aircraft doubling back, crossing over the north of Malaysia, turning north and passing around the top of Penang at a much lower altitude of flight before they lost track of it. The Thai military was also well aware the aircraft had turned back but they needed Malaysian approval before they could confirm that knowledge. The captain's home equipment was discovered to have this route, but that is not proof. The result was the start of an exhaustive search off Vietnam's southern coast. It took two days for the Malaysian government to confirm the route change across Malaysia and around Penang. That extended the search to the Straits of Malacca. But the government was still not revealing all it knew. Then 4 days later the status of the engines which is automatically sent back to its Rolls Royce manufacturer every 30 minutes (a routine occurrence for engines and makers) proved that the engines remained operating for at least five hours. Malaysia initially denied this. But 2 more days later, satellite operator Inmarsat reported detecting pings from the aircraft for even longer. The problem was that Inmarsat could not identify whether the aircraft was flying north or south. Countries to the north confirmed the aircraft could not have entered their air space as their military radars would have detected it. In fact Inmarsat had provided this information to the Malaysian government two days after the disappearance. The Malaysian government kept that information secret for another three days. Thus five and a half days following disappearance, the search shifted to the southern part of the Indian Ocean roughly off the south west tip of Australia - the point at which the aircraft would have run out of fuel. Extensive searches on the surface and under the surface yielded nothing. Then, 16 months after the disappearance, some airline debris was discovered on the island of Reunion off Africa, some 4,000 kms west of the search area. In addition to a few items from passengers carry on luggage, there was a flaperon postively identified as belonging to missing 777. Analysis of the ocean currents confirmed this location was certainly possible. Part of an engine cowling was later discovered in South Africa. The ocean floor off Australia where the aircraft is suspected of having crashed is rather like a volcanic area with major peaks and troughs making any search especially difficult. The chance of the new search coming up with any additional information after so many years must be infinitesimal. But the search company is undertaking it on the basis it will only get paid if it has some success.

I have you on block dear fellow so I have to "open " up the post , so please don't bother to reply to my posts ,ot just creates work for me right clicking

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When we talk Philippines most of us talk about Manila How about the equivalent of a mini Pattaya in the Philippines Angeles City 2 hours north of Manila Anyone experienced money boys there ?

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