Guest travelerjim Posted January 21, 2007 Share Posted January 21, 2007 Sticky Rice has been updated. The new issue is well done and many new stories ........ http://www.stickyrice.ws/ . And be sure to check out the new gay guest house in Pattaya...looks real nice and offers affordable rates for privacy and comfort...at Asian Accent House: http://www.stickyrice.ws/?view=asianaccent . http://www.asian-accent.com/ . Visa problems in Thailand for gay young farangs NEW In October the visa rules have changed and now are also affecting gay visitors to Thailand. It is true that the most affected are the ones that stay in the kingdom for long periods or even permanently. Read more Gay Pattaya: More and more sex on the beach Suddenly, in gay Jomtien you can find access to gay Brazilian boys who are over all probably the most beautiful men in the world. They are called Paulo, Renato, Alex, Romero or Marco, they are all over gay Jomtien and they are extremely big in every aspect and always horny as well. Read about this incredible and unforeseen development! Read more Visitors of gay Pattaya may now opt for the hill You like to enjoy a certain privacy with your Thai boy friend, playing around a pool and not be bothered by nasty looks or hostile remarks from some homophobic idiots. But at the same time you would sometimes also like to have company and fun with your farang friends (or new farang friends) vacationing in gay Pattaya the same time of the year as you are. The brand new Asian Accent House might be just that accommodation you were looking for but just could not find up to now. Read more The new gay Pattaya landmark is ready A new landmark of gay Pattaya is finally up and running: Of course I am talking about gay Sansuk Sauna which was officially opened with a party bash on January 1st. Suzy was invited for the party but could not take part because of a severe hangover - the hangover of her driver that is. Read more Does gay Nepal really exist? Kathmandu, the capital of this (soon to be former) kingdom, and surrounding places not more than an hour to drive to, offer no less than four World Heritage Sites, all stunning. But does Nepal - besides all that culture - have any gay scene? Read more Aspects of 2007 If you don`t know what tomorrow will bring, you can, for most practical purposes, assume that it will be pretty much the same as today. But of course some, a very few days actually, are really different. That`s when a so-called event is happening. Read more I love gay Bangkok / I hate gay Bangkok Arriving in gay Bangkok is so civilized (compared to gay Manila, you know what I mean...). You just walk up to the arrivals of the new airport building and wave down a Taxi. It is so convenient and cheap. Twenty minutes later you are enjoying the warm welcome from the boys in the lobby of gay Tarntawan Place and you know you are in good hands (and I mean very good-nudge, nudge). But advance booking is advisable since you are not the only gay traveler to Bangkok that has ever stayed or been laid there - and those that stay once stay again if they visit gay Bangkok. Driving from my home in Pattaya to gay Bangkok is really a pain in the ass. The bottleneck on the way to Silom (where the action and gay heaven is located in Bangkok) starts early and ends two hours later at Tarntawan Place, this unique gay Bangkok hotel being the only good thing that can be said about bloody gay Bangkok. Read more Gay friendly refuge in Pattaya North Greedy Suzy, who had rented out her house to four gay Koreans, had a big problem: Where to find adequate accommodation for a month in gay Pattaya during the peak of high season? Gay Pattaya is just packed solidly during this time of the year, in a moment of despair Suzy was thinking of camping under the bridge you pass when you move from gay Pattaya to gay Jomtien. Read more And, many more features and helpful information for the gay visitor and Expatriate in Thailand. Enjoy the updated issue of Sticky Rice :-) TravelerJim For affordable international health insurance Please visit http://www.tjinsurance.com . Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
