Keithambrose

That's the one!

I read an article today, can't remember where, that said that Thailand basically is broke, and that only a minority of citizens pay any tax.

Should help to attract tourists!

Obviously, and the Conservative Party Conference.

"I've brought hook ups (pros and from apps) with me to alleviate that worry, then others joined in" I think that's a good idea, I have done that in other venues. You attract more interest!

Do you know @Riobard ?

Brighter than the moon.

Indeed, these were jaw inserts, which, luckily, could be removed!

He ended up looking same as before, which was fine!

As I have said on another post, one of my Brazilian regulars in London had silicone enhancement, and I was not happy, ended up with a dick a bit like a sea cucumber! I had told him it wasn't necessary, he had a perfectly good dick, but he wanted to do it. I think because he is approaching 30, and concerned about the future. He also had facial enhancement, in Turkey, implants, etc, that went wrong, infections, etc, real disaster, had to have second op to remove them! However he is still a good bottom!

Yup

Yes, indeed!

Yes, i find museum fatigue sets in after 2 hours, or so!

"they don't give 7. 5 Michelin stars for nothing" Or at all!

Always a risk!

I dont know! Don muang had some flooding, but Suvarnabhumi was ok.

Ok. Thanks. Its just that they advertise many versatile twinks, which is to my taste!

True, depending on the weather. However, gone are the days when I walked from Dusit Thani to the Shangri-la! This is Thailand!

As reported on another thread, centre of Bangkok was unaffected. On Tuesday, sat by river having a beer, in sunshine. No heavy rain up north, so river not at high levels. As can be seen, however some areas, apparently in East Bangkok were badly affected.

"I don't want to cross that busy road everyday though." You can always take Grab.

Exactly!

Yes, to legs, but for me, slim and svelte, not over muscular!

Noted! Their website looks impressive, only to deceive, it seems!

I also find crossing Silom or Surawong ok, using the so called pedestrian crossing. The cars tend to stop, if you pick a small gap, and avoid the motorbikes. I also find it helpful to cross with a local, they tend to know the ropes!

Would be interested in reviews of Fafa, lots of vers twinks!