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My experience of hotels in countries where gay sex is banned or really really not approved of is amusing. In Singapore (where gay sex has just been made legal a couple of weeks ago) I approach the front desk with our booking details, my Thai Khmer partner lurking behind. The polite young man behind the desk smiles politely and looks fixedly at his computer. After a couple of coughs he asks: "Will that be one bed or two, sir?" I reply: "One bed. Kingsize as booked." "Very well, sir". And off we go.

I had assumed (silly me) that Denmark was on Euros.

Rhubarb rhubarb (yawn). Oz shoring up the gaping holes in the boundary fence as the Chinese thug loiters ever closer.

In any case it'll all take for ever. In the land of lady boys and sexual promiscuity of all kinds, hypocrisy rules the roost. And particularly in regard to foreigners.

It's a stepping stone on the way, as it was in many/most Western countries. My Thai partner & I were civil-partnered in Oz in 2012, which takes care of practical (financial) matters there. By the time 'gay marriage' arrived a few years later we were living permanently in Thailand so there was no point in doing the deed in Oz. There will be however once Thailand comes up to speed ...

Clearly our Nigerian friend (now, as I understand it, under arrest/'in isolation' in Cambodia) was and perhaps is a busy boy.

I notice there's no H for 'Homosexual'. At my age I don't feel Gay, and indeed never have done. Perhaps UGBH might do the job (UnGay But Homosexual).