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+1 I don't care if they are a top or bottom, but if they can't stay hard the session is over as far I'm concerned. I would add that the session is also over if he falls asleep during the act. Last time that I was in BKK, I offed a hot Myanmar guy from Hotmale, and I decided to go for LT - which I rarely do, as I generally like to sleep alone. Well, while giving him a BJ he fell asleep. How did I know - his cock got soft and he started snoring. I thought, ok, we can cuddle and sleep and try again in the morning. Morning arrives and he can barely wake up and no hard cock. So, I told him: 1.) You need to go, 2.) I am only paying you 50% of your LT quotation. He apologized and left. Later on at breakfast with Vinapu we discussed my LT, and we agreed that most likely this guy has more than 1 job (i.e., construction worker during the day) and is probably completely exhausted.

I would also add Sukhothai. Earlier this month, we had to go to Sukhothai for a family emergency in my boyfriend's family, and during the non visiting hours at the hospital, he took me to see the amazing Wat Si Chum in the Sukhothai Ancient City, where he specifically told me that it would be much more beautiful if it had not been for the Burmese destruction in the Burmese-Siamese War of 1584–1593. https://www.tourismthailand.org/Attraction/wat-si-chum

As per Grok AI: Asia Era One is owned and led by the Charoen Pokphand Group, with the Chearavanont family at its helm. The board likely comprises CP Group executives, such as Suphachai Chearavanont, alongside other strategic appointees, though exact names beyond this are not publicly confirmed as of now. They run the many 7-Elevens found throughout the Kingdom very well.

@jason1975 wow these are fantastic. On the anime with the tattoos - are they closely similar to those on your #17 guy?

so, what was the out-cum of your tax filing ? 🤪🤪

This query in Twitter (X) on the @GaySupertown twitter feed: https://x.com/search?q=from%3AGaySupertown Karaoke&src=typed_query yields 2 results: for which 1 is the Karaoke bar that you already discovered: The second result from the above query is: If I were you - I would stop by and ask the @Home Bar team if they are still doing Karaoke and on which night it is? Enjoy 🤩

I already did with forum member = @emiel1981 - which I believe that it was all revealed in his trip report. But, when I went with him to see what was going on behind the mysterious curtain - the bar had a different name = The Club Lounge. So, I prefer to discover what is going on behind that curtain from another forum member - as it can be boring to see all of these naughty things from my perspective - as it can be fun to live vicariously through the eyes and story telling of others. That is what I like about this forum.... Yes, I can meet with other guys independently of him -or- with him, if we agree on the prey - oops, I mean guy that should be mutually consumed by us together...

You guys are SO right..... So, last night we returned to The Best Bar to see their 11pm show, of which one component includes the 2 sexy male dancers with erections in their speedos.... 1743306550416.mp4 yes - too many whiskey shots and whiskey and coke and soda last night.... As suggested by our sage @vinapu I stuffed his speedos with a 500 baht bank note (in other words, I performed an expensive version of the "Vinapu tuck" ) and he replied to me, are you sure mister - that is 500 baht? I replied, yes, and he put my hand on his hard cock so I could squeeze it some.... 1743306586456.mp4 Earlier this same evening, my Thai boyfriend organized my 4 hands massage in my condo with one of the waiters of The Best Bar, JJ, and JJ revealed that this sexy male dancer that I am smitten with, that his name is, it sounded phonetically like this: "May Day" - at least what my ear heard - but I think that his real Thai name is: เมธา (Metha) - which when translated is "wisdom" or "intelligence". May Day!! May Day!! - my threatening emergency.... Throughout the rest of the night - off in the distance - he would smile at me in a very encouraging way. But being with my Thai boyfriend (and we were in the company of 5 of his best friends) I needed to be a good boy - even though they all understood that I wanted this dancer and some of them were encouraging me to push it further - but I could see in the eyes of my boyfriend that he would not want to be subjected to this craziness....We even saw him sitting with a Thai customer for a little while caressing his leg....so, I believe that there is hope.... So, I will try to return to The Best Bar by myself on one of their sexy boy show nights, which are: Monday, Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday. Footnote - while waiting for the show to begin during our pre-drinks out on the main alleyway of Supertown - at The Best Bar - we were watching many many farangs entering and exiting the Gus Bar - which is directly in front of The Best Bar. You had to move a curtain to get into the innards of the Gus Bar - and each time the curtain was moved for an incoming or exiting farang you could get a quick glimpse of the dark underworld behind that curtain. Hmmm, what could be happening in that darkness with all of those guys behind that curtain ? The Gus Bar is co-owned by the nearby Sunee Bar - as Gus is one of the owners.

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I think that it depends on how you define "strength in unity" and for what purpose that it is for? For military purposes I would agree. But for innovation and discovery purposes I would disagree. Innovation tends to come into existence from outliers, non conformists, inventors, R&D, etc. My previous employer had a very militaristic structure with a strong chain of command. They wanted everyone to conform - which often put me at odds with the management. For example, when the new IBAN legislation was implemented in the EU during the period 2014 - 2016 - some of my superiors were opposed to this new type of bank account. They blocked me many times from implementing it for our organization. So, I waited for an opportune moment - when they were all out of the office and for 1 working business day I instructed my team to use it for that day's daily payments. It was a complete success and I was able to prove legally that our organization was now operating within this new EU regulation. The next day I was called into the Director's office and threatened to be fired. I barked back - go ahead and do it. I will NOT work for an organization that is breaking the law after you forced all of us to sign fiduciary responsibility documents in our roles as Finance Officers. He backed off and I was not fired. The point of this story - is that sometimes you just need to stand up against Goliath the system and take a calculated risk, when it is failing, due to the need to follow antiquated procedures. You should only follow the procedure when it is ethical, legal, and makes good business sense. This was the only way that I could find peace to keep working in that over bureaucratic militaristic structure.

Exactly. Many of them (Burmese, Vietnamese, Laos, and Cambodian) are the backbone for the work that needs to be done in Thailand that cannot be done by the local Thai people because: negative growth birth rate - now the third lowest in the entire world: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1036458368507497&id=100064300317042&set=a.356177206535620 extremely low unemployment rate near 1%, many Thais have already moved up the socioeconomic status and don't want to do these types of manual labor jobs and/or be MBs for us farangs. Consequently, these migrant workers are what keep the Thai economy chugging along.

Thanks for sharing your experience in the way southern part of Thailand. I am only on the 18th floor - and I had that same dizzy nauseating feeling during those 3 long minutes here in Pattaya (Jomtien) that seemed like an eternity.

The Bangkok Governor inferred what you stated above. Source from the Pattaya News article posted below: I have since learned that over here in Pattaya that the local terrain soil is sandy and not clay-like, like what is found over in Bangkok - hence why we had way less damage here. It probably also explains why Bangkok is slowly sinking ?? 🤔

I believe that you get to type in the % that you want to tip.

Apologies - I did not really know where to post my post. I just placed it in the Gay Thailand section, as I was not sure where to put it. For future potential events like this is The Beer Bar a better place for these types of natural events? I was experiencing this earthquake from Pattaya but I did not want to put it into the Gay Pattaya section, as I felt that this event was impacting ALL of Thailand. Please advise?

Peter - did you feel anything during the earthquake in your condo? I am over here in Jomtien (Pattaya) and I definitely felt it and watched my suspended condo lights and curtains swaying - shown in the video at the top of this thread. Your condo did not sway?

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Imagine swimming for your life in this rooftop pool in Bangkok? and what about the condos that are directly underneath this rooftop swimming pool.... 1743147475677.mp4

A high-rise building under construction in Bangkok's Chatuchak district collapsed due to the quake. in the below 2 Twitter (X) feeds you can see it collapsing. https://x.com/120119_/status/1905515797234991340 https://x.com/nongmeaw33/status/1905511502435791007 https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/general/2989866/quake-in-myanmar-felt-in-bkk

Can this cause a post earthquake tsunami? Or only if the earthquake epicenter is underneath the sea?

That was scary. I was chatting with my Thai boyfriend and the curtains and lights in my condo room started swaying at 1:22pm today. https://www.khaosod.co.th/breaking-news/news_9694098 Here is a 6 second video of the lights above my bed swaying....scary... 20250328_132732.mp4

I agree. If our U.S. Treasury, via the IRS required 1040 annual tax filing, adds 15% to the employer stated wages for tax purposes - then why can't the wages be restated as existing wage + 15% --> and the IRS stops adding 15% to their income subject to taxation. Perhaps the restaurant lobby does not want to accept this financial burden? I have no idea - it has been this way since I was born....

and wait, the amount that you should tip has gone digital, in the sense that you are made to feel bad if you only give 30%. From the below screen shot, you only get a "thank you" if you give 100% I remember the good old days when the suggested tip was: 10% to 15% of the bill, or, what we used to do in New York, back in the day - take the sales tax multiplied by 2 and leave that as the tip - which in my youth came to around 14% to 15%. As my mom was a waitress her entire life - she hated when customers gave her less than 15% - because when she had to file her IRS annual tax return to the U.S. Treasury, for this class of worker, the IRS would automatically add, I believe 15%, to their employer reported wages, as "tips assumed to be received and consequently taxable...". So, perhaps this helps to explain this intense tipping pressure. But 30% to 100% (as suggested in the above restaurant payment system) in my opinion is absolutely ridiculous. I wonder how many people chose the "Custom" option ?

Excellent post @a-447. Earlier this month I returned from 62 days in the Philippines - mainly in the Cebu metropolitan area. I had a similar experience but with a cheeseburger. I ordered a cheeseburger and the waiter took my order and brought my request to the chef. He returned sheepishly to tell me that the cheeseburger is not available today because there is no cheese. So, I asked if I could substitute the cheese for something else and I was told - oh no sir, the chef has strict rules that he can only prepare the meal according to the approved plan. I asked, is the person who approved the plan for the cheeseburger here? He replied, oh no sir, that team is over in corporate in Manila. The only concession that I could get was to have my cheeseburger downgraded to a normal hamburger - which I accepted. As I was with my adorable Mr. B, my local Filipino tour guide, I told him that I would run across the street to 7-Eleven to buy some cheese to put on my to-be delivered hamburger. A look of horror came over his face and he pleaded with me not to to this and to create shame to the pre-approved system. So, to keep happiness and harmony I declined to go to the nearby 7-Eleven. After 62 days in the Philippines I see a STRONG parallel with the Japanese indoctrination process that you wrote about in your above post. The result on the Philippine nation is that nobody will take charge of a situation and/or improvise - as it is not allowed. Mr. B. told me that Philippine employees can be fired and/or punished (wages are garnished and they are sent home without pay) if they do not follow the pre-approved (often rigid and inflexible) scripts - which are prepared by managers who also cannot think outside of the box. And this was not the only incident during those 62 days - a more serious incident, which I reported in my Cebu trip report here - relates to a self-inflicted incident created by a Metro Department staff strictly abiding by a poorly written managerial script, which went off of the rails, because nobody was allowed to think out of the box...

Wait until they will implement an FSD (Full Self-Driving) system, perhaps it would be called, FSF (Full Self-Flying) system, like what is commonly found in Tesla cars.