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Michael, it's great to see your return as a Gay Thailand forum owner. All the best!

I think you cannot really blame them, the concept of working a regular job and saving up for a holiday is quite alien to many if not most - and so is the concept of having a budget.

Nice idea, at least 10 years too late though.

GoldMember, that was a great series of reports again and I've enjoyed reading them very much. All the best to you living your regular life back at home, and I'm already looking forward to your next trip report, in 500 days or whenever it will happen...

Knowing the Thais' love for books and libraries, I have no fear that the place will be overcrowded whenever I get around to visit.

And that's just foreplay to getting sandwiched...

Right, that looks like a hole in the wall restaurant, no idea why they call it street food pretty much in every report.

Nicely put!

They should offer a whitening / enlargement combo (buy one, get one free).

I'd like to raise prices by the same percentage. That's a very handsome increase.

I agree, some of their boys have approached me on Silom Road recently and I've also thought they are much cuter than average. Sooner or later I might succumb to their charms.

That's a hilarious piece, steveboy, I loved reading it. Reminds me of all the desperate people who drink alcohol when they party, hoping that it will improve their performance. When they could and should enjoy themselves with home-filtered water instead.

It is what it is, I had never heard or read about it, but that doesn't mean that nobody ever got in trouble. Heck, some people manage to get fined for carrying prescription drugs they bring along from their home country. I wasn't aware of that thread that is almost 7 years old. I note that it was started by someone (LMTU) who had a certain reputation and that nobody else corroborated to his story, so it might or might not be fictional.

I've never heard or read any story about anyone getting in trouble thanks to buying or using Poppers in Thailand. That doesn't necessarily mean a lot, but considering how much I've read about people getting in trouble for all kinds other stuff, I'd tend to think the risk is quite limited.

Sure, once I've sobered up from this month's varied and plentiful festivities...