americana

I honestly never knew you were so prolific on this forum. Perhaps I would have posted else where if I had known. but hold on there isn'y anywhere else! This valid forum is being ruined by tin-pot despot!

To answer your questions, if they are really vaild:

I am looking for a reasonably well educated Thai man who loves me for me, not for my wallet. I don't stereotype and go for specific types.

Well since I know you are Steven H rather than Steven B or P you can take it as red that i know you are an American like me.

Well you haven't exactly been helpful now have you steven? Us Americans need to stick together. Where did you pick up the Anglicanized spelling?

"my favourite TV sections" you obviously feel very attached to this forum. Just becuase I don't fit your narrow views of what a "gay" man should be doesn't mean I dont have the right to voice my opinion.

I think personality counts for alot

Steven H, I am sensing some hostility. I have never made any anti-gay references. My suspension was for giving supposedly unhelpful advice in the visa section. Are you intimidated by someone who is completely open and doesn't hide behind a mask?

Hi Guys, I am a sixty four year old gay American and am looking for a partner (of the non bar boy variety) in his late teens/ early twenties. Is there any hope for an old fool like me? Are Thai men interested in the more mature male? I am so nervous about this I don't know what to think.

Hereabouts there's a plague of unqualified and poorly equipped foreigners purporting to be teachers and inflicting themselves on Thai kids. It gets tiring as they query where to obtain fake tertiary diploma's etc.

Police Lieutenant-General Kridsana said officials have found that several narcotics factories belong to minority groups in Thailand's neighboring countries

That would be those minority groups that run those neighbouring countries then ?

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The UNION of Myanmar is made up of a myriad of ethnic groups. The Wa State Army, which is blamed for much of the drugs production in Myanmar, controls an area in a special administrative zone situated in the north of the country.

Well good for you, hope your future life as a doctor goes very well.  Best of luck 

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Luckily ole Jocko will still take a drink on a warm day How lucky can one get to be ensconsed in the tropics

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He's a thinker not a doer our young Willy

Sorry but - Americana - what stone have you crawled from under 

If you dont have anything good to say, then dont say anything at all 

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I suspect the four week school vacation has just been too much for him. But he does have a history of strange posts.

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Thread is deteriorating. Some posts removed. Time to close it

Oh god Americana!!!!

Anyway Spurs, my advise would be Koh Samui, although I have never been to Cha Am.  But Samui is a good family place with lots to do for all family types and all age ranges.  When were you thinking of coming?

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I like it better when he is in work. Then he doesn't infest us day and night. Want him back Cute ?

Sorry but - Americana - what stone have you crawled from under 

If you dont have anything good to say, then dont say anything at all 

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I'll come over and get legless

very helpful thanks.

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Ask gentleman scamp!!

Check your spelling my boy 

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His next job is teaching English

hi guys..

im 19 and from australia and planning to backpack around southeast asia. ill give you my basic itenary before i ask you my question to give you a better idea

i plan to fly into bangkok around feb 6, stay in thailand from 20-30 days, go overland into cambodia spend 20-30 days there, overland to vietnam spend 30-45 days there, overland/fly? to laos spend 30-60 days there, then fly from laos into myanmar spend around 30 day there, then fly back to bangkok maby spend a couple more day in bangkok and fly out back home from there.

now for my question

from wat i have read being australian i can stay in thailand without a visa for 30 days is this correct? if so when i come back into thailand from myanmar am i able to get back into thailand without a visa and stay for up to 30 days? or do i have to apply for one in myanmar?

hope this makes sence

thanks in advance

daniel

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Backpackers What do reckon Scamp?

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Shouldn't this be in the gay forum?

I love

Kow Soi - curry noodle

sticky rice + Sai Ou + fried pork chop + nam prik Num - oh yummm & cheap

I only found one thai restaurant in Portland that served Sai Ou (spicy sausage) and they charged $10. My aunt would laugh her butt off if she knows (she had a sticky rice stand at a market.)

what else?

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Ragheads?

hi guys..

im 19 and from australia and planning to backpack around southeast asia. ill give you my basic itenary before i ask you my question to give you a better idea

i plan to fly into bangkok around feb 6, stay in thailand from 20-30 days, go overland into cambodia spend 20-30 days there, overland to vietnam spend 30-45 days there, overland/fly? to laos spend 30-60 days there, then fly from laos into myanmar spend around 30 day there, then fly back to bangkok maby spend a couple more day in bangkok and fly out back home from there.

now for my question

from wat i have read being australian i can stay in thailand without a visa for 30 days is this correct? if so when i come back into thailand from myanmar am i able to get back into thailand without a visa and stay for up to 30 days? or do i have to apply for one in myanmar?

hope this makes sence

thanks in advance

daniel

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Backpackers What do reckon Scamp?

Hi,

I'm currently looking for an apartment relatively (somewhat) close to Don Muang airport (if it's a nice/decent apartment, I am willing to commute further).  I'm interested in places such as Lak Si, Chang Wattana, outskirts of Nonthaburi, north of the airport, etc etc.  ...and of course right by the airport too.  Price/size I'm looking for really depends on what the apartment is like.

Thanks very much for any insight!

Cheers,

CitationX

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This isn't what thaivisa is looking for

Hi

I'm new to the forum, but I browsed around and I couldn't find any posts on this topic. I'm flying into Bangkok on the 28th of November, and I don't know where I'm going to stay. I originally thought that I would simply take a taxi from the airport to Khao San Road and walk around till I find a suitable guest house. However, I browsed around a few web sites to check out prices (but of course I could only find hotels) and I saw that most of the hotels were almost fully booked. Is it necessary to book a room before I go? I don't want to arrive in Thailand and not have a place to stay because I didn't book...

Also, can someone maybe recommend some of the guest houses? I'm not too fussy, I just want a place that's reasonably clean.

Thx before

Oh and by the way, me and my friend are planning to backpack for 2 months...

(I posted this on the accommodation forum, but I think this is a better place for it...)

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WOW, Americana, by the looks of your last three posts, you must be stoned!

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pure Peruvian flake !!

PUBLIC HAS BEEN WARNED OF A NEW CULT SAYING ALIENS MADE MAN

Culture Minister URAIWAN THIENTONG (อุไรวรรณ เทียนทอง) said the Ministry of Culture will keep a close eye on RA ALIEN (ราเอลเลี่ยน) Cult, while insisting that the authority will certainly not endorse such ideology.

Mrs. URAIWAN revealed that RA ALIEN Cult has propagandized information about aliens through the internet and various documents. According to its belief, humans on Earth have been created by extraterrestrial beings. Moreover, the cult is persuading others to donate money.

The Culture Minister said personally, she does not accept this cult and their beliefs, particularly concerning adoption and abortion. She has assigned the Religious Affairs Department and the Culture Monitoring Center (ศูนย์เฝ้าระวังทางวัฒนธรรม) to keep a close eye on this group of people.

She has also warned the general public to use good judgment before accepting this cult.

Source: thaisnews.com ประจำวันพุธที่ 26 ตุลาคม 2548

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What gives the the Culture Minister (or anyone else, for that matter) the right to decide what people can or can not believe in? Either a case of a stupid politician or a journalist who wasn't capable of reporting.

Most likely a combination of both - TIT.....

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He's 19 so he probably won't have to pay for sex like you old f==k wits!