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Last night several of us attended the opening night of Adonis beer bar. It’s managed by the guys from Euro Boys beer bar in Sunee Plaza. They offed free hamburgers which were tasty as well as tasty French fries. Close to Big Kiss boy beer bar. Also opening in the last few days was JoJo boys bar beer. A generous farang was buying drinks and they offer Blue Hawaii cocktails among other exotic drinks. Close to Soda boy massage.

Bucknaway, Thanks! Sorry i can’t help you there! We all have different types, and he isn’t someone i would be interested in, plus he is a Top! but that’s why there are so many different types at the saunas, we all like different guys!

i am going to Rio and São Paulo from December 2nd to the 13th, the first 7 days in Rio and the last 4 in São Paulo. I am going to visit the saunas but i already have guys staying with me in both locations for the days i am there, but wil definitely check out any new talent in Rio! In SP i am staying with the 2 guys(couple)that i met on my last trip there 5 weeks ago and really like them! i ran into 2 guys who i originally met in 2005 this last trip and they both stayed in really good shape, and looked good so i spent a evening with eack of them separately and it was really enjoyable! the photo below is a guy i orinally met in late 2012, we met up several times during my last visit, and he is imho hotter now at 29 then he was at 20! Great guy and is a little on the shy side(but not in bed!)

Or just stay wherever you are waiting patiently for a vaccine

From MSN / BBC Vietnam has minimised the economic damage from Covid-19 and is the only country in South East Asia on track for growth this year. Its economy is expected to grow 2.4% this year, according to latest figures from the International Monetary Fund. The IMF credited “decisive steps to contain the health and economic fallout from COVID-19” for the country’s success. Vietnam has had only 1,288 Covid-19 cases and 35 deaths. The IMF is predicting a strong economic recovery in 2021, with growth projected to strengthen to 6.5% “as normalisation of domestic and foreign economic activity continues.” Although Vietnam lacks the health infrastructure of many wealthier countries, it has been widely praised for its public health measures, which quickly brought numbers under control. It was quick to develop testing kits, and used a combination of strategic testing, aggressive contact tracing to help control numbers. The country has seen slower growth this year and its once-thriving tourism sector has taken a particularly bad hit, but it has avoided the worst economic effects of the pandemic. A number of factors have cushioned the blow, according to Michael Kokalari, chief economist for Vinacapital, a Vietnam-focused investment company. Perhaps the most unexpected windfall has come from the huge increase in the number of people working from home globally. “People have bought a new laptop computer or they’ve bought new office furniture, for both working and spending more time at home. Well, a lot of those products are made in Vietnam,” he told the BBC. Vietnam’s exports to the US have increased by 23% in the first three quarters compared to the same period in 2019, with electronics exports up 26%. Vietnam’s manufacturing sector has grown enormously over the past decade because businesses have started to look elsewhere as labour costs in China increased. The ongoing US-China trade war has also made China a less attractive place to manufacture, with a number of tariffs in place on exports. Many multinationals have started operating in Vietnam, including global technology leaders like Apple and Samsung.

I learned about Douglas Stuart last September when I read a short fiction in The New Yorker. a good read called The Englishman. Yesterday Douglas Stuart won The Man Booker Prize 2020 for his first novel, Shuggie Bain. The Brits and much of the world have come a long way. https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-54976523

Moonlight observation - I've been looking at the nightly videos introducing the "stars"...no much change over the past weeks with the lineup. Five to seven in the intro from Nicky to babe. However there seem to be more customers. Two weeks ago, and also last week no one was sitting in the first row in front of the stage. Saturday night's show had customers there and more customers in the seating area adjacent to where the shower was. Hope this is an omen that business is strong...given its a four day holiday, I can't be sure.

From Coconuts Bangkok Thailand has ordered more than 100 drugs including cocaine, morphine and opium decriminalized for medical and research use. The sale and possession of 102 substances classified as Category 2 drugs by the 1979 Narcotics Act may be sold or used under very specific limitations, according to a proclamation in yesterday’s Royal Gazette. The new regulations will come into effect in July 2021. Category 2 narcotics include cocaine, opium, morphine oxycodone, fentanyl and codeine. Possession and use will be granted to governmental organizations, approved pharmacies and health workers such as pharmacists, dentists and veterinarians. They can only be sold for medical treatments, research or “government benefit,” according to the proclamation. The regulatory shift is similar to that made in the wake of December 2018 legislation that cleared the way for medical marijuana. Possession is allowed for the purpose of manufacturing approved medical formulas and approved research programs. Notably, much as was approved for cannabis to clear the way for eventual cannabis tourism, it will be allowed aboard registered commercial vessels and airplanes for “emergency medical use.”

" Gen Y" new BL premiered last week some of the actors are from the origin cast of 2 moons series SS 1 and SBF band.

From The Thaiger Rejoice Thailand. 681 tourists will arrive in November! Rejoice, roll out the red carpet and sound the bells. Here they come! Thailand is about to be flooded with 681 tourists who have applied for, and received, the Special Tourist Visa. Ok, we’ll admit that’s the number is a bit down on last year’s monthly 3.3 million tourist arrivals (average). But, twisting the numbers like only the Tourist Authority of Thailand can, that’s more than DOUBLE last months’ total tourist intake. The perpetually optimistic governor of the TAT announced the 681 tourists will be visiting Thailand during this month under the much-discussed Special Tourist Visa (STV) program. 263 of those ‘special’ tourists had already completed the 14 day mandatory quarantine, 134 were currently in quarantine and 284 would arrive before the end of November. The TAT governor says that the TAT, Thai Airways and hotels associations had been working on what he called the “Amazing Thailand Plus Special Package”. This was a one-stop-shop service to make it easier for the tourists to get their air tickets, apply for their visa, find out about where to quarantine and book trips around the country once they finish their quarantine period. Thailand would have normally be welcoming around 3.5 million tourists during November (according to 2019 data) but this year’s ‘disruption’, and the Thai government’s response to it, has all but closed down Thailand’s international tourism industry. ================================================= From The Thaiger Coming to Thailand? Check your insurance and ASQ fine print A concerned reader sent us this information, based on his experiences in the ASQ when he arrived in Thailand. We publish them with good faith but would urge everyone to check their insurance situation, whether they’re currently in ASQ or might be in the near future, to check your individual circumstances. The comments made about the ‘system’ are those of the writer… “Under current Thai ASQ rules, anyone who fails the RT-PCR test in quarantine is sent to hospital, even if they have no symptoms. The ASQ quarantine fee (paid in advance to the hotel) does not cover the hospital costs. So insurance is required. 1. I checked with AXA Thailand, as they offer an insurance policy for US$100,000 to meet the Covid-19 insurance laws. They told me this does NOT cover hospitalisation without symptoms, even after failing the covid-19 tests that are required in quarantine. I believe the odds of anyone who fails the test in quarantine having no symptoms are at least 50% and in this case their insurance will be invalid. The policy is not fit for purpose! 2. Most UK insurers offer travel insurance cover for “Emergency Medical Care”. As being sent to hospital merely for failing a test is not an emergency, then they do not cover being sent to hospital from ASQ. 3. Some UK insurers invalidate all of the medical cover, as any visitor to Thailand is “awaiting tests for an undiagnosed condition”, because they require RT-PCR tests.” The bottomline on all this is ask questions, check your insurance coverage and get everything in writing.

From The Nation Solution fired at protesters contained 4 types of tear gas A sample of the solution police fired at pro-democracy protesters on Tuesday has tested positive for four different chemicals which burn the eyes and skin. Riot police fired the solution from water cannons at Kiak Kai Intersection, during a confrontation with protesters who were seeking to rally outside Parliament on the first day of charter-change deliberations. Protesters and journalists hit by the solution suffered stinging eyes and skin, as well as breathing problems. Many needed hospital treatment. On Friday, Weerachai Phutdhawong, a Kasetsart University chemistry professor, announced results of his analysis of a sample of the solution used on Tuesday. The results showed five chemicals, as well as a dye that turned the solution purple. The five substances were dimethyl sulfoxide, 2-Chlorobenzaldehyde, 2-Chlorobenzyl alcohol, 2-chlorobenzalmalononitrile, and o-Chlorobenzylmalononitrile. The first in the list was a solvent for the chemical mixture, said Weerachai. The other four all belong to the tear gas group of chemicals, he said. ====================================================== From Bangkok Post 'Bad Students' gather at Siam BTS Protesters wearing dinosaur costumes try to flee from an approaching inflatable asteroid at the Bad Student rally at the Siam BTS station on Saturday. (Photo: Wichan Charoenkiatpakul) Young “Bad Student” activists gathered on Saturday beneath the Siam BTS skytrain station, a day after it was revealed that two of their teenaged leaders were facing charges for taking part in protests. The demonstrators sheltered under the skytrain platform in front of the Siam Paragon shopping centre after rain forced them to change the rally venue from the nearby Ratchaprasong intersection. Police confirmed that organisers of the rally had informed them about their activity, which was given permission to go ahead. It was expected to end around 9pm. “#Bye bye dinosaurs” was the theme of the event that was publicised on the Bad Student Facebook page. “If parliament cast in the role of ‘dinosaur’ rejects and refuses changes, students like us will be the meteorite that collides with the backwardness of senior figures in society,” another message read. “As our calls for educational reforms are being ignored, see us at the Ratchaprasong intersection on Nov 21. Students will talk about all the things the dinosaurs don’t want to hear!” In keeping with the theme, participants dressed in dinosaur costumes were being pelted by inflatable meteorites launched at them from the crowd.

Farang customers are scare in the go-go bars these days so there are many boys waiting and waiting for someone to off them up until closing time.

Have fun.

I would go along with z909 in that if you are looking to off one of the more attractive boys it would be better to get there early, when most of them are in the bar and have not been claimed by other customers either for an off or for in -bar activities. It’s very frustrating to arrive with the intention of offing a certain boy only to find him draped around someone else. This is less likely to happen 8 to 9 pm.

perhaps boys are complaining that it's too cold