Patanawet

or the Australian system teaching their students punctuation, eh O.D.?

I first visited Chiang Mai 25+ years ago. Lots to do but SO FAR apart. I used to love the bars in the basement of the Night Bazaar, then they moved to Sleaze Alley opposite the back door of the Bazaar. Close to them, were the beer bars around the Climbing Frame. I haven't been for about ten years but I imagine they have all gone now. I see from the excellent and professional advertising that Adams Apple is still flourishing but so difficult to get to. Really good shows and attention from mountain boys. Also some nights at their bar/guesthouse opposite (and their huge dog 'big boy'). I must also mention the best show bar and shows I've seen in 30 years in Thailand --- JAM PUB. In a soi opposite Night Bazaar a few gay bier bars around there too). Not 100% gay but very gay friendly. Then at closing time through a dressing room door that led to a VERY late bar. I have a bad feeling that the owners of both bars have recently died. I fear that if I go up again (I live in central Bangkok) I will be as disappointed as I would be if I went back to my European home towns. P.S. Sorry about any typos ---the cat is fighting me for the keyboard -- and winning.

And how did that go?

He certainly has a problem with apostrophes

Does an actor portraying Hitler have to be an evil murdering dictator?

It's an image that they are made to show. For some reason Korean girl fans love it.

Innocent until proved dead.

He can't what?

Very possibly a-47. It could also have been a long lost bar in Saphan Kwai where they dressed as Red Indians (sorry, native Americans).

And the relevance to a Thailand oriented audience?

I thought they wore flaps at Krazy..

Surety that's the matrons job.

The 'Fat Lady' you so impolitely refer to is 'OMA' (OM AM from an earlier Voice Thailand) with an amazing voice, personality, Gay friendliness and repertoire --- pity you couldn't mention any of those attributes to describe her.