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Oh, oh! Michael, you did say photo of a kiss not an image of a kiss. I have some neat images but refrained from posting. So, what is it?

Christian, the bf drove me there in his Porsche. Maybe I can arrange transport for you?

My visit to Nong Nooch was a flop. For one thing the bf was not into walking and the place is spread out and it was summer so a bit hot. We tried to use the shuttle bus but the people running it did not know what they were doing. We asked when the next bus would depart; "2PM" and at 2 PM we were told 3PM. No one ever said where or if you could buy a ticket in advance, etc. Just too lazy to do their jobs. Sound familiar?

With malice toward none and charity to all I concede the election to President Obama. My next challenges are to win Kuhn FH's Christmas contest and Kuhn Michael's Kiss Contest although it seems competition has increased with so many new members posting on the GT Forum. A new avatar will soon appear after I drown my dreams in champagne.

I have had a few stares from straight couples when sitting with the bf at a restaurant but nothing overt.

Michael, whatever coffee machine you buy, remember it is the Koffee that Kounts. May I recommend:

Just remember, anyone can vote for Kokopelli, nationality does not disqualify you. No ID required and no registration necessary; vote as often as you wish. Ambassadorships are available, for a price, to voting GT members if Koko is elected.

Haven't you chaps heard of glow-in-the-dark condoms? Very convenient. Do suggest the importance of having a back up power supply for your computer in case of power outage. Also some sort of back up for charging cell phones which sometimes can be charged via USP port on a computer if the computer has back up.. The coffee shops back here were packed with customers charging their devices since no power at their homes after Hurricane Sandy.

Koko is counting on Kuhn Worthy for his vote.

Funny thing happened after Hurricane Sandy where I live in USA; I finally got my Cable TV activated today and when I switched it on there was Lord Horatio Nelson standing on HMS Victory in the guise of Laurence Olivier. Koko is psychic.

Here is Khortose's PM sent yesterday; too easy-peasy for him. Connoisseur Members 1,200 posts Sent Yesterday, 03:09 PM I wasn't going to answer this as I thought it would be too easy. The horse he fought the war with was NELSON.

Yes, the horse was named Nelson. The famous Brit was Lord Admiral Horatio Nelson. In my first post I did drop some clues such as the words victory (HMS Victory was Nelson's flagship); navigate; and Horah as in Horatio. And, as Bob slyly mentioned, Nelson was missing an eye and a limb! Fountainhall sure threw me when he mentioned Harris and the Ladies,. Lady Hamilton was Nelson's mistress which was quite a scandal at the time. The American Vice President was Nelson Rockefeller and the other President was Nelson Mandela of South Africa. The pop/rock star was Ricky Nelson and the country singer was Willie Nelson. And who could forget the gangsta Baby Face Nelson! All in all I would say a tie among Bob, FH and Khortose although Khortose knew the answer sans clues.

Got a PM from Khortose who knew the answer. No doubt FH knows but Bob has second thoughts. Bob, did Koko say that the namesake was an American president? Although the Vice President namesake was American. A famous composer associated with the horse? Hmm, now I am puzzled Kuhn FH.. For all you still guessing, there are both an American rock and a country singer with a name in common with the horse and even an American gangster. And for our British cousins the famous Brit with the same name was a military man.

Dancing naked on a table at 15! Sounds more like a lady of the evening rather than a lady of the realm. But yes, a lady and a mistress. The horse did share a name in common with both a President and a Vice President. Now I bet that confuses you!! If you can figure that one out you will get an extra bag of M&Ms. Waiting for a response from Rogie.

Sorry FH, Harris the Horse is incorrect; but I will say you are first in line for the booby prize and first in line for creative guesses. Although the mention of a lady of dubious reputation is a worthy clue to consider. But you do get another clue! The horse has a name in common with another President.

Sorry Bob, this horse was a fine specimen with no deformities. George W rode this horse when he was President, not necessarily as a General. And for you Brits, the horse's name was not Rex as in George III Rex

In honor of the coming election for President/USA here is a trivia quiz regarding the first President, George Washington. Please do add your guess, but if you really know the answer just send me a PM to confirm and keep the others guessing. Ready? Ok, what was the name of President George Washington's horse? This was the horse which he would ride in victory parades as he entered cities on his way from his home in Virginia to and from from New York City. The citizens would line the streets and cry Horah, Horah as he trotted by on his horse, ......... Oh, here is a clue to help you navigate this tricky question; the horse shared the same last name as a well known Brit who was a contemporary of Washington. Be clever with your guesses.

Kokopelli is appealing for votes from Republicans who can't stand Mitt and those Independents and Indecisives who can't make up their mind. Koko is the man for you; he can't decide on anything! His motto is a lobster in every pot, champagne in every glass, money in every wallet and a hot beau in every bed.

Did they have snooker cues or pool cues? For those who don't know the difference one is made of maple and one of ash; also snooker cues are narrower toward the tip; and one has wrappings on the butt end and the other doesn't.

Yes, I see now that Granny is the problem with the option of private school.

Put the boy in a private school if you can afford the cost.

Kuhn Worthy; you are such a romantic! But what about mooks and silicone?

Thanks guys. I love the suggestions. I recall seeing a video of snowmaking in Boyztown; also the Snow Town in Bangkok sound like a great idea. And Icebar in Pattaya just might cure the bf of his desire for ice and cold and vodka shots would warm me up!!

You do have a way with words Kuhn Worthy! Truck-Stop is the so iconic description of Rich Man Poor Man.

Tell me more about Icebar in Pattaya.