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No, there are three. One on Silom Rd. and two on Soi 6. Opps, Think I just gave Olddaddy another chuckle. 😉

They make a nice couple.

More embarrassing is that the illustration was prepared by the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT). 🤗

He has nice nails.

+1

Sure.

Every young man should aspire to fulfilling position. Btw, that porn star in Drake’s wasn’t by any chance Lukas Ridgeton was it?

Thanks for posting. Makes me wonder now what became of the contents of Patpong Museum which has also since closed. I walk past the old Madrid daily and cannot do so without staring at the shop front that still exits. Just last week I saw a young western couple taking a selfie in front of it.

Yes, if my luck holds out. Coincides with my dream job of being transported back in time to work as lead fluffer for filmmaker William Higgins whose credits include: The Young and the Hung, Buster Goes to Laguna, Pacific Coast Highway.

From Pattaya News Thinking about living and working in Thailand? In this video, our friends at Anglo Siam Legal cover everything you need to know about Thai visa and work permit options for expats and retirees.

Living in the time of Trump, this is feel good story of the week even if the final paragraph is a downer. From Thai PBS World The Thai cabinet decided today to grant Thai citizenship to about 483,000 migrants who have been living in Thailand since 1984 and children born in Thailand to parents in ethnic minority groups. Spokesman for the prime minister’s office, Jirayu Huangsap, said today that, since these documented migrant workers have been working in Thailand for a long time, the cabinet feels that it is appropriate to grant them Thai citizenship, so they can travel freely and still beneficially contribute to the development of the Thai economy. He said that the Ministry of Interior will issue regulations within 60 days for the implementation of today’s cabinet decision. The first group to benefit from the decision comprises about 120,000 migrants who have lived and worked in Thailand between 1984 and 1999. The second group comprises 215,000 migrants living in the country between 2005 and 2011. The third group comprises about 29,000 children born to ethnic minority parents in Thailand and the fourth group comprises about 113,000 children born to parents who are members of an undocumented minority. Chirayu noted, however, that it could take as long as 44 years to process all those applications for Thai citizenship.

I will volunteer to be one who applies it to young Asians who don’t want to get hands dirty. Since I am a slut, it’s all in my job description anyway.

Then you will be happy here.

That’s a good point. Agent who rents me my Airbnb takes care of filing the form. She managimany units for many owners.

Highly recommend Heaven Sauna for you. You won’t have to wait long before you find mature locals banging on your door.

https://www.pattayamail.com/latestnews/news/festivals-and-events-in-pattaya-bangkok-and-across-thailand-in-november-477729

I bet Olddaddy is enjoying a good chuckle.

From Bangkok Post An automated biometric identification system using facial recognition technology will be implemented in six Thai airports later this year to let passengers show their physical ID only once. The system will be ready for domestic passengers on Nov 1 and for international passengers on Dec 1, according to operated by the Airport Authority of Thailand director Kirati Kitmanawat. To use the system, passengers will be required to allow access to their identification information when checking in at the counter or self-service check-in at the airports. The system will collect passengers’ biometric information and travel itineraries electronically, allowing air travellers to go from the baggage drop to the boarding gate without showing passports and boarding passes. Each registration is for only one journey. The six airports that will use the system are Suvarnabhumi International Airport, Don Mueang International Airport, Chiang Mai International Airport, Mae Fah Luang/Chiang Rai International Airport, Phuket International Airport and Hat Yai International Airport. https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/general/2891651/no-more-boarding-passes-facial-recognition-to-start-in-6-thai-airports

After getting massage today at Phetboy, checked out Timberland shop. Manager showed me four photos on tablet who were available “on call.” I believe one was manager.

From The Nation Thai Airways International Pcl has begun talks to attract foreign airline industry partners to invest through a targeted private placement as part of its capital restructuring exercise, a source revealed. On September 30, the company submitted its securities offering report and filing for capital restructuring to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET). Currently, Thai Airways is conducting a roadshow and following market procedures to inform existing shareholders about the debt-to-equity conversion process, with rights expiring in November. As part of this conversion, Thai Airways will offer up to 9,822,473,626 newly issued common shares, including any shares remaining from the voluntary conversion, to designated parties as per the plan:

…and nobody force you to write this. Post about your knowledge of Thailand.

Don’t you have anything better to do on a Sunday? Watch some football or pay homage to Putin. When you post about Thailand, it’s informative and interesting. this is mind numbing

Prefer longer route than run risk of getting shot down like Malaysia flight 17 was by the maniac Putin.

From the Greek Reporter Archaeologists have discovered over 100 ancient graves at a cemetery in Hanoi’s Hoai Duc District, Vietnam. These graves are believed to be between 2,500 and 4,000 years old, shedding light on early Vietnamese history. The discovery was made by a team of researchers from the Vietnam Institute of Archaeology, Hanoi Museum, and the University of Social Sciences and Humanities. They found more than 70 graves that are thought to be about 4,000-years-old and another 40 that are around 2,500-years-old. These graves were uncovered in Kim Chung Commune, providing valuable clues about early life in Vietnam. The excavation, which began in late March and finished earlier this month, covered more than 6,000 square meters. The team dug 60 research pits, each measuring 100 square meters. According to researchers, Vuon Chuoi was once a village from the Metal Age, which started around 6,000 years ago. During this time, people began using metals such as copper, tin, bronze, and iron to construct tools and weapons. The village grew steadily from the late Phung Nguyen period about 4,000 years ago and continued to develop after the Dong Son period. https://greekreporter.com/2024/10/24/ancient-cemetery-found-vietnam-4000-years-old-hanoi/

From Bangkok Post People can enjoy viewing the Royal Barge Procession along the Chao Phraya River at 14 designated viewing spots along the river in Bangkok on Sunday afternoon. The government has invited the public to attend an audience with His Majesty the King to mark his 72nd birthday, which was on July 28, and watch the grand procession, which is being held as part of a royal krathin robe offering ceremony. The procession will take place from 3pm to 6pm, so would-be spectators are advised to make their travel plans accordingly. People will be asked to present their ID cards or passports at entry venues. Be sure to bring along drinking water, umbrellas, hats and any necessary medicines. Fourteen viewing spots have been designated for the public to watch the procession along the river: On the riverside at the Bank of Thailand Rama VII Bridge (Bank of Thailand Learning Center) Under Rama VIII Bridge (Thon Buri side) Santichaiprakan Park Under Phra Pinklao Bridge 60th Anniversary of Thammasat Square, Thammasat University Tha Prachan campus Health Park, Siriraj Hospital Pridi Banomyong square, Thammasat University Tha Prachan campus Sathan Phimuk Garden, Siriraj Hospital Tha Chang Wat Rakhang Khositaram Tha Tien Wat Pho Pier Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn). The grand spectacle, set against the backdrop of the Chao Phraya River, will start from the Wakusri Pier (Wat Rachathiwat Pier), passing under the Rama VIII and Phra Pinklao bridges and ending at Wat Arun. The total distance is 4.2 kilometers.