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Marc, You are a very wise man. You see the bigger picture in most things. As you know, I wanted to work with TY on this site because he has all the characteristics you described above. Unfortunately, I lean more toward the Hooboy way. I love my friends and want them to succeed. I would most likely do the same that Daddy has done. However, I have a voice in my ear from TY that prohibits any conflicts from arising. It really is so easy to be partial. I am glad that TY is on board and I do not deal with any of the Reviews or any of the advertising. That is all his prevue. My job is easy, I approve new photos and new escorts based on the parameters TY gave me. We do not have advertisers yet. Can we get them? Easy. I knew a few website owners who I am sure would jump at the chance for a special deal. However, we have not strayed from our posted rates or policy.

Oliver, Like you, there are many sites that I use to find what I want. Currently, I find this site, gaydar.co.uk, gayromeo.com and men4rentnow.com the most useful. I have found guys from all of those sites that I enjoy and have had good experiences with. When I was in NYC, I found Rentboy always had the freshest faces and used them many times. When I was in Brazil, I was lucky enough to find some boys who knew all the Brazilian sites and we played with several boys we met online down there. I don’t think anyone should limit his choices to only one site. I don’t think that you should have to choose between this site and Daddy’s new site. The Hooboy site that I grew to love disappeared and we decided to keep it going. Daddy did the same thing. Both sites want to pick up where Hoo left off. Neither site was blessed with any content, assistance or help from the estate. They refused anyone permission to the domain name, old reviews and message board. They have the right to do this and they have exercised that right. I have wished Daddy and Deej the best in their joint venture. I do hope that it succeeds. I believe that the success of that site will only increase the success of this site and Vice Versa. We all share a common background. That is the Hooboy site. Both sites have valuable contributors on them. Both sites will work to promote the world of escorting and this only benefits escorts and clients. I am glad you are here Oliver and I hope you actively participate. We do appreciate you and all others who are here. We pledge not to take advantage of the trust you have given to us and to work hard to create a site that all can be proud of and that those that really knew Hooboy can say, “he would be proud.”

What a story. Crazy. I don't know how you kept your cool. I have had a few instances there I was cheated in establishments. It is never a good feeling. I hate it most when in gay places as I often go there to support them when times are tough. I had a bar try to overcharge me by one or two drinks everytime I went in. I had then take the extra drinks off the bin and refused to pay. After 3 times of this, I have not been back to that bar in Boyztown in over 8 months. It was my favorite stop at the end of the night to watch the show but not now. I have never had someone hold my passport. That would be nerve wrenching.

I just read the posting here about DaddysReviews. I also read the message center over there. All I will say is that I much prefer someone rational like Rico over Rockhard any day of the week. With his last post, Rock really does tell a great deal about himself in the post and it is really nice to see an old friend back in true form. For someone who only joined the site after Hoo’s death, he sure knows a lot about the site and the personalities there beforehand. Am I the only one that thinks it is odd that he reappeared just as Daddy and Deej got the site together? I actually was not going to comment on the site other than to say that I wish them all well. However, when I read that they were actually going to use the reviews predating Hoo’s death, I decided against it. I assume this would only happen if they knew the estate would not get into a very costly battle with the estate property. I know it is not that they have permission from the estate, so I hope that they do not use that material. Like Daddy, I too have all those reviews and if it is public information for others outside the estate to use then perhaps there is a place for the archives here as well. Lastly, Rockhard keeps bringing up that I made public information about the estate. What a joke this is. If you honestly thought you would steal the site and not get called out on it, you were wrong. If things had ever been on the up and up, I would have kept my mouth shut. However, they were not. I refused to keep quiet and not share information about people plundering my friends intellectual property. I refused then. I do so now. I will never keep silent about it. Rock is just lucky I did not share all I know about the situation and the BS behind the scenes. The only things I ever spoke about publicly needed to be said. Many things I know that happened with the estate and Daddy I did not reveal. I will only say that even I (who many see as evil incarnate) was disgusted by the madness of the grave robbers.

Wow. What a great experience. The owner really went all out and was very attentative to EVERY detail. Excellent place. Great food. Wonderful companions.

"Americans are very friendly and very suspicious, that is what Americans are and that is what always upsets the foreigner, who deals with them, they are so friendly how can they be so suspicious they are so suspicious how can they be so friendly but they just are." Gertrude Stein

LOL. Well, I do suspect that both GayButton and I are just rising and starting the day. May I infer that you my dear have not yet laid down for a good night's sleep?

Dear GayButton, And just what were you doing cruising Jomptien Complex at 5:00AM in the morning.

Ernesto's was packed on Sunday night. I did not get a chance to go but had friends there and they said the food was excellent. Ernesto's is done by the same guys that did the old Ole in Day/Night 2. They have a Wednesday night Buffet that is excellent. Da-Ernesto 247/43-44 Soi Yensabai about 20 meters from Koenig Mansion and just off Third Road, Telephone: 01-588-9137 Website: <http://www.da-ernesto.com>

An interesting story in the Washington Post today. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/conte...6091500923.html The ID Chip You Don't Want in Your Passport By Bruce Schneier Saturday, September 16, 2006; Page A21 If you have a passport, now is the time to renew it -- even if it's not set to expire anytime soon. If you don't have a passport and think you might need one, now is the time to get it. In many countries, including the United States, passports will soon be equipped with RFID chips. And you don't want one of these chips in your passport. RFID stands for "radio-frequency identification." Passports with RFID chips store an electronic copy of the passport information: your name, a digitized picture, etc. And in the future, the chip might store fingerprints or digital visas from various countries. By itself, this is no problem. But RFID chips don't have to be plugged in to a reader to operate. Like the chips used for automatic toll collection on roads or automatic fare collection on subways, these chips operate via proximity. The risk to you is the possibility of surreptitious access: Your passport information might be read without your knowledge or consent by a government trying to track your movements, a criminal trying to steal your identity or someone just curious about your citizenship. At first the State Department belittled those risks, but in response to criticism from experts it has implemented some security features. Passports will come with a shielded cover, making it much harder to read the chip when the passport is closed. And there are now access-control and encryption mechanisms, making it much harder for an unauthorized reader to collect, understand and alter the data. Although those measures help, they don't go far enough. The shielding does no good when the passport is open. Travel abroad and you'll notice how often you have to show your passport: at hotels, banks, Internet cafes. Anyone intent on harvesting passport data could set up a reader at one of those places. And although the State Department insists that the chip can be read only by a reader that is inches away, the chips have been read from many feet away. The other security mechanisms are also vulnerable, and several security researchers have already discovered flaws. One found that he could identify individual chips via unique characteristics of the radio transmissions. Another successfully cloned a chip. The State Department called this a "meaningless stunt," pointing out that the researcher could not read or change the data. But the researcher spent only two weeks trying; the security of your passport has to be strong enough to last 10 years. This is perhaps the greatest risk. The security mechanisms on your passport chip have to last the lifetime of your passport. It is as ridiculous to think that passport security will remain secure for that long as it would be to think that you won't see another security update for Microsoft Windows in that time. Improvements in antenna technology will certainly increase the distance at which they can be read and might even allow unauthorized readers to penetrate the shielding. Whatever happens, if you have a passport with an RFID chip, you're stuck. Although popping your passport in the microwave will disable the chip, the shielding will cause all kinds of sparking. And although the United States has said that a nonworking chip will not invalidate a passport, it is unclear if one with a deliberately damaged chip will be honored. The Colorado passport office is already issuing RFID passports, and the State Department expects all U.S. passport offices to be doing so by the end of the year. Many other countries are in the process of changing over. So get a passport before it's too late. With your new passport you can wait another 10 years for an RFID passport, when the technology will be more mature, when we will have a better understanding of the security risks and when there will be other technologies we can use to cut the risks. You don't want to be a guinea pig on this one. Bruce Schneier writes often on security subjects.

LOL I don't even have a new cell phone myself. I did see a new SonyEricson at Tutcom today and it was amazing. It is the P990i. A hand held masterpiece. Sad but true. At least it was an older woman so it makes the story believable in my mind.

Thanks for the reply. I have never felt trapped in a woman's body. On the other hand, I do find that I enjoy things most would consider masculine and feminine. I enjoy many things in life that most associate with gender. I had a great Brazilian boyfriend for a long time. He was very masculine and very sexy. He had a huge 9 inch cock. He enjoyed sex with both males and females. I kept asking him when we first got together if he was gay. His response was he is just who is his. Sometimes he likes men and sometimes he likes ladies. He didn't want to get hung up on labels or stereotypes. I have always respected him for that. I think too often even we gay men get hung up on roles and who does what and how. I think much more fun is to go with the flow and if it feels good, just enjoy it. I had 2 boyfriends over last week for a three-way. One was a very masculine boy and the other was a ladyboy. Both were sexy in their own way. What I found most interesting is that the masculine one smoked the ladyboy. After everything was over, I asked him about it and said most Thai boys would not do that. He said, I love her and she likes it. Perfect answer to a question I should not have asked.

Thank you for the excellent review. I am planning on trying this place early week. Your review helps to keep the excitement alive. Thanks. As someone who does not often enjoy these expensive meals, I was a little surprised at the final bill. I guess I'll have to take the plunge and try it anyway. Thank you for the great post.

I have found that as my age progresses, I get more versatile as the time goes by. When I first came out, I was a bottom only and hated to top. I then went through a stage where I only wanted to be a top, which lasted for 10 years (the stage not the actual act). Now, I find myself more versatile and it all really depends on the guy I am with. With one boy, I only want oral as he is simple the best there is. With one boy I only want to be the top as he obviously gay and into it. With one guy I only want to let him take charge and be the "man." I have found that I enjoy a bit of everything with the different guys. I have one guy I have taken many times and I only want to cuddle with him at night. For me, I hate cuddling so to enjoy it with one is a true treat. Do you find that with age, you grow more able to adapt to more situations than before? Or, is the reverse true? And, do you find that you need different guys to full-fill different things in your life? versatile |?v?rs?tl| adjective 1 able to adapt or be adapted to many different functions or activities : a versatile sewing machine | he was versatile enough to play either position. 2 archaic changeable; inconstant.

Hey Scoop, what is the address for this place. I know where it is at but don't know the names of all those roads. Also, a truck? You must be kidding. I gave up those years ago when I turned in my NRA badge and my official Redneck membership. However, if you would spring for an SUV, I am game.

There are many ways to tell if your boyfriend has really gone home to mama when they leave you. I have 3 sure fire ways. 1. When they start calling you to say hello before 8AM they are either just going to bed or just waking up. If home with family, they often wake up with the sun. 2. When boy special wants you to talk to mama and you can tell her age on the phone and it is not the voice of a ladyboy. As the phone is passed, you can here in Thai, "here speak my farang." 3. When you talk to the in the AM and they don't have the normal Thai music in the background but instead you hear the roosters crowing. This is a sure fire sign that they are not in the city anymore. 4. And lastly, when they call and say, "mama want cell phone." This is normally the first 20 min they are there or the last 20 min before they return. As all 4 of the above happened this morning, I am pretty sure boy special isn't in Kansas anymore.

I would never try to beat you my dear. Perhaps a little spanking at times is in order? LOL I have no idea what you are referring to. I am a lonely old boring man who never gets invited to parties. You are right. He knows his food. He was also very charming when speaking to him. A very nice man with a fun personality. As for my report, I just wanted to share what the food was actually like. It was good. The place is nice and the atmosphere is pleasant. I did scoop you one one thing, we were the first ones to sit at the table with the new menu. haha. Now, beat that. I know that some were at the place the night before as it was the VIP list. Me, I am just an old fart who never gets to go tot he good parties, especially the opening night ones. So, I am stuck testing at after the VIP's have gone. Last night was first night for real opening and with menus. It was nice.

Not a bad start for the year. Thank you all for the wonderful support. Thanks you to everyone for getting the word out for us!

Welcome back from your holiday. I hope you had a great time. Just as Daddy finished up his indexing, you were able to finish up your holiday. Perhaps the 3 of us can have coffee at Starbucks? jk Welcome back from Sardinia.

LOL. Buried I say. Buried deep down. Now revived.

Kaos is having a New Look Party with free buffet and food. The festivities start at 8PM. Drop by and say hello to Beer and his gang. The new sign and inside is really great. Best of luck to Kaos and the new look!

I ate at the new Clubber tonight. It is German food in the heart of Sunee. They had a special of Roast Pork, potatoes and veggies for 180 bath. The food was very good and the service was fast and friendly. The owner is a very nigh gentleman and he is also an expert with food. I enjoyed the food and the atmosphere. If you like watching the street scene, they have the best air-conditioned tables around.

Camping laws in Thailand have recently changed and as of Oct 1, you are only allowed 9 days of camping per year and that is only if you are Thai. Foreign nationals must apply for a camping permit for Lumpini Park. This can be picked up at Dick's Cafe in Bangkok or Jomptien. Only a few permists are issues per month so get there early to get one. Good luck.

Pete, your story really took me there with you. Great article. Thank you!

Pete, thanks so much for the great writing and the wonderful reports. They were a true pleasure to read. Bob, feel free to post as many pics as you want. If you keep the under 50k in size and not larger than 400 pixels across, they will be easy for all to see. Thanks,