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The program does a great job of helping you get the body and faces right. I suspect it might have trouble with the tats if they were in motion.
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A non-member tells me that long-time barker at Banana Bar has moved to Patpong 2 to do same job for FB.
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Inadvertently attached. Sorry about that. It was intended to be a stand alone post of baby elephant that adopted the cock as its best friend in a Thai zoo. -
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From Pattaya News An 80-year-old Belgian man was brutally attacked with a knife to the head and robbed of his wallet near his Pattaya home around midnight today, December 25th. At 12:36 AM, Pattaya police received a report of a foreign tourist being assaulted and robbed at the entrance of The Village Pattaya on Third Road. Upon receiving the report, police and rescue workers from the Sawang Boriboon Thammasathan Foundation rushed to the scene, along with reporters from The Pattaya News. At the scene, in a private residence, the authorities found Mr. Richard, an 80-year-old retired Belgian electrician, covered in blood. He had sustained severe lacerations to his head caused by a sharp object. Rescue workers provided first aid before rushing him to the hospital. Mr. Richard revealed that his wallet, containing around 7,000 baht, was robbed from him. Ms. Porntip, the victim’s 38-year-old Thai caretaker, informed the police that the victim had been returning from a Christmas event at an entertainment venue in Pattaya. As he approached the entrance of the village, three motorcycles with six male youths surrounded him. They attacked him with a knife, causing severe injuries to his head, and stole his wallet before fleeing. The victim managed to crawl to his residence to seek help, prompting Ms. Porntip to call the authorities. Richard stated he did nothing to cause the attack or anger anyone and had no enemies.
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So if these same old guys stop posting, many young young will take their place? Your logic may escape me but I wish you a Merry Christmas and fun-filled White party!. And thanks for giving this thread another bump. Your Christmas gift to me, no doubt. 🎄 (And your fifth contribution to this thread in the Beer Bar! You might just qualify as one of us "old people.")
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Was he also to be gay? 🤭 Merry Christmas, Keith.
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You're giving away all your secrets. But it's in the spirit of the season. Merry Christmas, Moses. -
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From VN Express A Buddhish monk walks inside Buu Long Pagoda in HCMC. Photo by Quynh Tran HCMC’s first metro line has begun operating, and here is a guide to historical landmarks and amusement spots near its stations. Tips for using HCMC’s first metro line Free rides: The metro is free for all passengers for 30 days, from Dec. 22 to Jan. 20. Operating hours: For the first six months, trains will run daily from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m., with trips every 8-12 minutes. After six months, operating hours will extend to 11:30 p.m., with trains running at intervals of 5, 10 or 15 minutes depending on demand. Continues with photos https://e.vnexpress.net/news/travel/places/exploring-tourist-landmarks-entertainment-venues-along-hcmc-s-1st-metro-line-4831060.html
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From The Thaiger Finding the best tailor shop in Bangkok Thailand boasts an illustrious tailoring industry, and if we were to speak of the best tailors in Bangkok for custom-made clothing for men and women, very rarely can that conversation be held without mentioning Class Bespoke Tailor. With over 25 years of experience, Class Bespoke Tailor in Thonglor remains steadfast as the go-to option for personalised garments. No matter if you are looking for a bespoke suit, skirt, dress, or business wear, they specialise in creating outfits that fit you perfectly, complimenting your unique style and silhouette. At Class Bespoke Tailor, craftsmanship takes centre stage. Their expert tailor, John, specialises in creating stunning custom clothing for both men and women, ranging from sophisticated business suits to elegant dresses and skirts. For men, Class Bespoke Tailor delivers amazing bespoke tailored suits, shirts, blazers, and trousers. Whether you’re looking for a business suit, a casual blazer, or wedding attire, their skilled craftsmanship will ensure that you’ll look great. Items such as bespoke shirts, blouses, or dresses typically take 1 to 5 working days, with 1 to 2 fittings for adjustments. High-end quality suits or detailed evening dresses can vary and may take upwards of 1 to 2 weeks. https://thethaiger.com/news/national/finding-the-best-tailor-shop-in-bangkok-class-bespoke-makes-the-choice-easy
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From Pattaya News On December 24th, 2024, Deputy Finance Minister Paopoom Rojanasakul announced that the Thai Cabinet had approved an extension of the reduced excise tax rate for entertainment venues, lowering it from 10% to 5% of revenue for another year. The measure, set to take effect from January 1st to December 31st, 2025, is designed to support Thailand’s economic recovery and bolster its tourism sector. This tax cut aligns with the government’s “Amazing Thailand Grand Tourism Year 2025” initiative, aimed at increasing tourism activity, distributing income to local communities, and attracting more international visitors. Affected businesses include nightclubs, discos, pubs, bars, and cocktail lounges.
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+1 Experience is the best teacher.
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I watch the BBC news nightly and I find some of the items of much interest and some not at all. Same with PBS and other networks). But on the whole, I'm satisfied. They can't, after all, prepare the news with just me in mind. I'm reminded that the moderator designed the Beer Bar specifically for items not about gay Thailand. There are other forums for Thailand and other places where you can find the news you're looking for. Many readers enjoy reading about current events in the counties we visit. I appreciate that you (and others) wish to see only gay-related items. I hope you find satisfaction on the other pages. Happy holidays, Keith!
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Because they didn't like articles they didn't have to read? If you don't like some articles in your daily newspaper do you stop reading it? In any case, Keith, they'd be welcomed back with open arms I'm sure.
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From Pattaya News Pattaya police have arrested over 50 people in a major crackdown on drug use and crime during Operation “Parasite Clean-up Part 2” in the Jomtien area. At 5:00 AM on December 23rd, Pol. Maj. Gen. Thawatchakrit Jindakwanasong, the Chief of Chonburi Provincial Police, led a large-scale operation called “Parasite Clean-up Part 2” to crack down on crime. The operation targeted various criminal activities in the Jomtien area, specifically in Soi 2, 3, and 4, located in Pattaya. Over 900 officers were involved in the crackdown as well as drug sniffing dogs. These alleys had previously been on the news for open drug dealing and multiple arrests earlier this month. The area mainly consists of 5-story buildings with businesses like beer bars, restaurants, laundry shops, and massage parlors on the ground floor, while the upper floors are used as living spaces. Many of the buildings are abandoned and run-down, especially since COVID-19, leading to a large number of squatters and homeless in the area. Prior to COVID-19, the area contained many more legitimate businesses but unlike other parts of Pattaya and Jomtien never fully recovered, instead becoming full of illegal activity, say police. During the operation, authorities cut internet signals and communication systems, as well as water and electricity in some areas. They then carried out searches of the buildings to find illegal items, such as weapons and drug paraphernalia, and tested people for drug use. Some individuals were found using methamphetamine and acting erratically, while others were found in possession of drugs. https://thepattayanews.com/2024/12/23/over-900-police-officers-raid-jomtien-sois-2-4-to-eradicate-illegal-drugs/