Prubangboy

I'm not saying to do it. I'm saying that for me, it def became addictive and de-railing to have cheap and powerful weed around me all of the time. 95% of people who smoke weed are fine with it and should keep on doing it. It's great as a money spinner in tourist zones. Some questions: -Have you met people like me for whom it is a negative habit? -Do you ever take tolerance breaks? -Has weed impacted your health or cognition?

Until recently (I mean weeks, not months) I never NOT flew stoned. I preferred a solid spliff blown out the hotel room window and a gummy before check in. The longer the flight, the bigger the spliff and the gummy, like a camel storing up for a long trudge. When arriving at the other end, assuming it was a sober destination, the jet lag was fairly ruinous. Def drink a lot of water, which means more trips to the subpar plane loo. Melatonin and Xanax with weed will def put you under at Michael Jackson levels. But who really needs their short term memory? I quit my lifetime of binge-level weed use for all time 12 weeks ago (I'm still counting days) and found my recent flights much less onerous and my sleep at the other end much deeper. So this post is sort of on the fence: Yes, carpe diem, have fun/no, don't do it, it's like paying for a headache. I went to a 2-week yoga retreat to detox from weed. I slept 12 hours a day, ate vegan, and met a lot of white women. Yoga is 95% women. The yoga part was merely OK. But I have kept it up as a 15 minute routine after I take a crap in the morning. I coughed up a lot of grey gunk and an Ayurvedic doctor told me to drink a lot of basil tea, which I think did help a bit.

Bob memorably said that his wife's back portal was so blown out that he could barely touch the sides. More, Bob, More.

Where can I find a really nice beach with no people on it?

My girlfriend has a tattoo. What should I make of it?

Russians - too many, or what?

Next up: What are the pros and cons of living in Thailand?

You're doing that thing where you argue with a voice in your head again, like when we fought over Bob's Big Boy Burger. Santana was arguably the first world music crossover. If anyone has a right to shamelessly coast for decades, it's Carlos. And what of his stuff with John McGloughlan? Pretty damn jazzy. Prob sold well into the dozens of albums.

I'll be in Galle, Sri Lanka, where I am assured a turkey roast will be served. As to Oscars on Soi 11, I just spent 2 months living in a serviced apartment 100 steps away. At The Chaidee Mansion, which I cannot recco enough. OnMonday night, they offer a third off discounted menu of specials. Have the wagyu burger, the greatest burger of all time. Oscars is a true 5* restaurant with 3.5* prices. As long as I'm here, the Jamaican restaurant across the street from Oscar's is pretty good too. The Oxtail stew is a miss, but have anything else. I went twice a week and did the whole menu.

I gotta agree on Santana tho. Oy Como Va, on the Lotus, Live In Cuba album is my 3rd most played iTune. Tito Puente, the writer of that monster groove, used to pop into a Cuban diner in Jersey City. One night, The Buena Vista Social Club played at that diner, after slaying at Carnegie Hall across the river. The culture of master players and some guy banging on a coke bottle with a rusty nail continues to this day in Latin music. Only Bluegrass offers that same mix these days. Tito would sit in with the house band yearly there for a Christmas benefit for toys for poor kids, supposedly unannounced, but he always had his timbals set up there hours before. I was more excited to see him at that legendary diner (The Hard Grove Cafe) than Bruce, who'd also eat there a couple of times a year.

Sound originator versus visionary. It's down more to temperament than to taste. Miles had more genius albums. John only had more genius.

Why was Miles Davis in awe of John Coltrane? Same diff. I prefer Coltrane to Miles, and Jimi to Jeff. Some people prefer messy over neat. It's nice to be spoiled with genius-choice.

I have nothing to say about charities. Still Kicking is a sweet guy here. I give a bit to The Red Cross and some guys in Trat who are trying to save the krill, which is the foundation of all sea life in Thailand. And Cabbages and Condoms. https://exofoundation.org/project/cabbages-condoms/ BUT I do want to mention to NoShowJones that I get the humor in his name and have played that novelty country classic a few times. "Tammy had to go and divorce George Jones (uproarious laughter on the live version). They call him NoShow....."

When was the last time a centerfold was hung up in a workplace? I’m guessing early 80s.

Sometimes it’s fun to mock and be mocked

It's funny that it was damned 40 years ago and is still damned today. Do you think more people are doing it? I don't. It's always been a one in 10,000 kind of guy.

Not that many. Menopause cancels a lot of dance tickets. It aint the Men buying XXXL "It's Wine O'Clock" tee shirts. Who can blame them for checking out after their hormones do? Good looking, educated/interesting, sexual older women do not hit the Red Pill "Wall" nearly so hard. Really, hardly at all. As for the hags dating younger, they have the same into-them lacking that I face. Hopefully, I will find a hot one who's desperate. Otherwise, I have my esoteric interests to fill my time.

No, but I have contemplated painting my nails and pretending it's a woman doing the tug.

I'm 72, just broke up with my longterm western wife. 'Still in love, but to quote Monty Python: That parrot is dead, dead, dead. Devoid of life. Everything changes. I'm frontloading my travel to take my mind off of it and because I never know when I will get some bad medical advice. I just know that it's more likely than not in the next 5 years. This year, I did Morocco, Oman, Qatar, Ethiopia, Borneo, Brazil, Peru, Nepal, India, Sri Lanka. Next year, I'll slow it down: Brazil again, Bolivia, Argentina, Papua, Mongolia. If I get a suitable love interest, Tahiti. Maybe some obscure South Sea Islands on the way home. I'm here for a good time, not a long time. So call me semi-stoic.

Bob Marley's Ghost weighs in: I Shot The CE-O But I did not shoot the CFO.

If I have to pay them, I can't get hard. If I could, it would be a major life enhancement, but alas, I cannot. An old hag who's into me could work. I need the into me-factor. Otherwise, I may as well just do myself. At least, I'm into me.

Really, why go anywhere, ever? India has some grand historic sites, impressive nature, a world class cuisine. It's like going to Europe, only dirtier. It def killed my desire to visit the various Stan-countries, including the Paka-one. Similarly, I went to Norway and then the rest of Scandinavia and Iceland felt redundant to visit. Turkey is about the best of the lot between here and Europe. Oman could be 5 good days due to the extreme landscape. Ethiopia was properly weird, but too much work. Like $150 a day all in, on the Intrepid tour. So, Thailand prices, just a bit less user-friendly.

That show promised to examine the diff between sex tourists and passport bro's and then it didn't. Is a passport bro a wife-seeker, or just here for a good time? Because both those types of people have been here since the 70's? That's why I think a passport bro is just another Red Pill true believer with a revenge fantasy that fatties back home are ruing the day that their feminize ways drove away such prize males. As if.

True. Not a single one on Tinder. A few old Chinese women, but again, no profile information. Thailand dating reminds me of Henry Ford's color offerings for his cars: "Any color you want, as long as its black (or Thai).

Agreed: Feminist nag, sensitive Thai sociologist, blokey bloke, a fake peek at the "dark" side, then a hottie who's up for a Swedish boyfriend. All of these shows are the same. A passport bro is just another overseas girlfriend seeker with an anti-feminist speech attached. Like feminists affect anyone's dating prospects any more in the west than the Amish do. Had a vacation down in São Paulo this year, a renowned passport bro place. I have a friend who moved there for the women. In his Portuguese class of 15 guys, there's one other passport bro. It's just hype. Like Global Nomads supposedly being everywhere, but you never encounter one.