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Out This Week: The NBA Edition

30 Tuesday Apr 2013

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Jason Collins scores a record that Kobe will just have to live with.

Jason Collins scores a record that Kobe will just have to live with.

With the NBA playoffs in full swing, it’s timely that yesterday, Jason Collins, a 12-year NBA veteran, became the first male U.S. athlete in a major professional American team sport to come out as a gay during his playing career, doing so to Sports Illustrated in a major cover story for the magazine’s most recent issue. Collins, who played center this season for the Washington Wizards . . . oh wait. The Wizards. Never mind.

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Bangkok’s Best Hotels For The Gay Guy: Keeping Score

30 Tuesday Apr 2013

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Where you stay is almost as important as who you stay with.

Where you stay is almost as important as who you stay with.

Hotels are not unlike bar boys. In addition to some offering hourly rental, opinions on which are good, which are bad, which is the best, and which is the worst are all very subjective. For the newbie, that makes trying to come to an informed decision on where to stay difficult – not knowing what it is that others consider makes one hotel better than the next, it’s impossible to nail down whether or not you’ll be pleased until you actually try the place out for yourself. Some reviewers on reputable travel sites take the time to explain why they liked or disliked a hotel, which better provides a clearer picture of what to expect. Most rave or spew disgust, but without details. What sets them off or caused them to gush could be of such little importance to you that you could easily decide to stay or not stay at a hotel, and then miss out on a great little place or – and worse – book your stay in a place that is so bad it ruins your holiday. At least with a bar boy you can go check him out before deciding whether or not to off him. Though that is possible with a hotel, most people pre-book their stay. Few want to waste their holiday time looking for an acceptable place to lay their head at night.

When you are unfamiliar with the city you plan to visit, picking out a good location for your hotel is difficult too. Some rely on proximity to an area or attraction they plan to spend the bulk of their time at or around, others by what sounds to them like an ideal spot. That’s not a problem, for example, if you are visiting Agra and want a hotel with a view of the Taj Mahal. But if you are visiting Bangkok instead and decide a hotel next to or with a great view of the river is the way to go, you may find yourself on the outskirts of the city, far away from everything you want to see and anything you want to do. To a newbie travelling to Bangkok, the benefits of staying in Siam versus Silom or by Sukhumvit versus riverside makes little sense too; they haven’t a clue as to what those neighborhoods are or where they are located in respect to what has drawn them to visiting Bangkok in the first place.

Location, of course, isn’t the only consideration. But since it is often the first thing people hone in on, it is what I’ll use in this series of posts to delineate and sperate the hotels that generally attract or cater to the gay traveller into groups. While everything else may be comparable, I don’t think comparing a hotel in the middle of Patpong with one on Sukhumvit makes sense as the two offer a totally different experience based on location alone. So each part of this series of posts will cover a different area, the hotels you’ll find there, along with a brief description of that area’s pluses and minuses.

A room with a view is always a nice bonus.

A room with a view is always a nice bonus.

Shameless Mac – god bless him wherever he may be – used to have a rather involved rating system for massage boys that, if you could remember what all of the designations stood for, provided an excellent idea of what kind of guys each shop had to offer. I’ll be using a similar – though not quite as extensive – approach for hotels, based on a 5 point scoring system for each criteria that I consider important in selecting a hotel (with 5 being as close to heaven as you can get and 1 being for a place I wouldn’t stay at with your dick). Lastly, before we get to the points I’ll be judging hotels on, keep in mind these reviews are subjective too. You may well disagree with what I have to stay (which probably isn’t unusual if you’ve read this blog before). BUT, I will explain why I liked or disliked something about a hotel so that if you have a different opinion on whether or not that is a good thing, you can discount or completely ignore how I scored the place and decide instead that it sounds like the perfect place for your stay.

In the posts that are to come I will link back to this one so that you can refresh your memory on the criteria I’ve used to score each property, as well as my personal prejudices in determining them.

1. Location. Location, Location:
Several factors weigh in on what I consider to be a good location for a hotel in Bangkok. Being in Patpong is not one of them. Close proximity to the BTS is. As is a neighborhood that offers immediate entertainment as well as handy access to a convenience store. How easy it is to get into and out of the area counts, as does how close or how convenient the hotel is to the places you intend on frequenting. One of the benefits of staying in Bangkok is every amenity you could possibly want, with the right hotel, is just outside your door. Pick the wrong hotel and every time you walk outside you’re looking at a ten minute walk or more instead. The area’s ambiance counts too, though that is generally not high on my list for a hotel in Bangkok – if it is conveniently located it is not gonna be tucked away in some serene and secluded garden-like spot.

The shower experience can be a real experience with the right guy.

The shower experience can be a real experience with the right guy.

2. The Shower Experience:
A morning shower is as important to my well-being as a ready supply of caffeine is. That means good water pressure, water temperature that doesn’t fluctuate, a shower head that at its tallest setting doesn’t hit my stomach, and a lack of mold growing in the cubicle. Not having to climb into the stall, deal with a damn shower curtain that once wet wants to plaster itself to my body, and enough room to play – or at least turn around in – all matters too.

3. Bed Head:
Whether for sleeping or play, the bed in your hotel room can make or break your stay. And it can have the same impact on your back. “The best bed I’ve ever slept in” is a nice recommendation except it fails to say why. What you consider a plus in beds may not be in my book. Some prefer sheets, a blanket, and a bedspread, others consider a duvet to be the best way to go. Some like a rock-hard bed, others a billowy ball of fluff to sink into. I’m of the latter persuasion. I like a bed that is womb-like. So while that’s the standard I’ll be using, I will detail just how closely the bed comes to my ideal and then if you are one of those who thinks the floor looks comfortable, you can completely discount my score.

4. A Clean, Well Lit Place:
I tend to think of these two together, probably because a dark room tends to just feel not as clean as one that is well lit either by natural or electrical light. Your bar boy du jour may appreciate a dimly lit room, I don’t. At the same time I’m not a fan of lighting that shines in my eyes like I’m in the middle of an interrogation session. Or fluorescent lighting that turns the luscious skin of the guy I rented for the night a sickly hue of green.

Booking a non-smoking room where the last guest smoked like a chimney can be a bitch.

Booking a non-smoking room where the last guest smoked like a chimney can be a bitch.

5. Breaking Your Fast:
I’m not a breakfast person. Coffee is usually all my system requires. Unless there are donuts or cold spaghetti available. Or cold pizza. Except when I’m in Thailand. Then, a free breakfast is a necessity to me, even though free means the price has been added to the cost of the room. Yup, a lavish buffet is nice, but I’ll accept less depending on how much I paid for the room. Within reason. It really is a matter of value. The more I pay for a room, the more I expect a better selection at breakfast. So a cheap room with a decent breakfast can still score a 5.

6. The Hired Help:
As tempted as I am to rate a hotel on its staff by how cute employes are, what really matters is how well they respond to your needs. For some that’s how friendly they are. Forget to greet a guest when passing in the hallway and some travellers get so upset they’ll never stay at that place again. As bad as it sounds, I think of a hotel’s staff as servants. While a smile is nice, their main job is serving my needs and if they can do that without me ever noticing their presence, that’s cool.

7. The People Next Door:
It may seem wrong to judge a hotel on the other folk staying there, but it is usually the hotel itself that encourages the type of clientele who frequents it. For example, almost all hotels in Thailand are gay-friendly, but some go out of their way to attract a gay crowd. That can be good. Or bad. Places heavily populated by the tour bus crowd went after that business, and – now to be a racist too – those that attract a clientele from third world countries advertised for that business. The people who are sharing the hotel with you can greatly affect how enjoyable your stay is. So where it matters, I’ll be including a note about what to expect out of the folk you’ll be running into in the lobby and hallways.

8. You Gets What Ya Paid For:
I chose to use value instead of cost when it comes to my wallet because what I get for what I pay matters more to me than the cost itself does. When I pay less for a room I’m willing to be less demanding and to accept a lower standard. Conversely when I pay big bucks I’m less willing to forgive the small things. You get what you pay for is a well known adage. And I want what I paid for. When I pay around $50 for a room, I don’t expect to find a chocolate left on my pillow during the turn-down service. When I pay $200 for a room, that damn chocolate had better be Godiva.

Your fellow guests can make or break a hotel stay too.

Your fellow guests can make or break a hotel stay too.

9. Gay-Friendly:
I always get a chuckle out of posters on the gay Thailand forums that rage against some hotel because it is not gay friendly when what they really mean is that it is not prostitute friendly. So I’m using that heading as a salute to bitchy queens who think every hotel should welcome trade with open arms. Not that I don’t agree with them to some extent. But I think a hotel’s standard should be either yea or nay. Those that charge a joiner fee are trying to have it both ways. Though for most it’s really about making an extra buck off of customers. Being charged 400-500 baht for the pleasure of being pleasured in your room sucks. When your hotel wants 1,500 baht or more . . . screw ‘em.

10. Extras:
I don’t tend to treat a hotel as my home away from home, but rather as a place to make pit stops. So numerous restaurants, a bar or two, a gym, sauna, pool, lending library, etc., while all nice don’t really matter to me. But I know I’m the exception to the rule. Besides, Noom loves having a gym to work out in and a pool to show off his body at. So even though I may not use them, I will score each hotel reviewed on the amenities it offers.

11. Getting In And Getting Out:
The check in and check out experience is different from The Hired Help section because it is the one area, even though this is Thailand, where I expect efficiency. Often when I’m checking in I’ve just been travelling for a full day and what stands between me and a bed had better be smiling and quick about what needs to be done. And when I leave I don’t want to have to schedule in an extra half hour to deal with front desk issues. How I am treated at the beginning of my stay is going to impact my feelings about my entire stay. And how I am treated on departure is what is going to stick in my mind all the long, long way home. In this I am not unique. You’d think the hospitality business would have figured that out by now.

The friendliness of a hotel’s staff always counts. How hot they are does too.

The friendliness of a hotel’s staff always counts. How hot they are does too.

12. Brownie Points:
You’d think the other eleven areas I’ll be scoring hotels on would be enough, but some places deserve extra points for going out of their way to make your stay everything it could possible be. And some deserve the exact opposite. If I use this area for a hotel I’ll explain why. Since the individual scores will add up to the hotel’s over all score, I’ll get to fudge that outcome, when appropriate, using brownie points.

I hope that as I review various hotels, you’ll chime in with your views too. They may be of more value to others than mine. And if I missed a place, please let me know about that too (though do pay attention to the areas as I have defined it, huh?)

Originally I had intended on including the first area of town I’ll be covering in today’s post, but this puppy is already too long. No problemo. I’ll get into the meat of the matter in tomorrow’s post. Though if you just checked into a new hotel, that may be too late to do you any good!

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Tighty Whitey Tuesday #70

30 Tuesday Apr 2013

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And those are some pretty tighty tighty whiteys.

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Eye Candy: Too Hot For Their Bitches

29 Monday Apr 2013

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People Magazine’s annual announcement of who is the Sexiest Man Alive gets lots of press but seldom does much in the way of boosting said hottie’s Q score; their choice is always someone who is already known worldwide. Saudi Arabia, on the other hand, has figured out a better way to spread the word about a drool-worthy hunk. The Kingdom’s religious police’s actions earlier this month has resulted in Omar Borkan Al Gala’s gaining 400,000 new friends on his Facebook page over the last week. And his fame continues to grow.

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Omar – a Dubai based fashion photographer, actor, poet and all around hottie – is one of three men who were deported from Saudi Arabia for being too hot. The trio were attending the Jenadrivah Heritage and Cultural Festival in Riyad as delegates from the United Arab Emirates when officers from the Saudi’s Commission for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vices hauled the men away and then deported them from the country because they were too handsome and the Commission members feared female visitors would be unable to control themselves.

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The word is that the real reason behind the deportation actions was in retaliation against the United Arab Emirates for including a female singer in the festivities who had not been pre-approved by the Kingdom’s Islamic police, though I suspect it really had more to do with concerns over the alienation of affections of the country’s camel population.

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Meanwhile back home – or at least the home where many of our hearts are – Jabba The Butt has been busy posting breathless updates about the current and future status of the Mic My Bar in Sunee Plaza which was closed after a police raid in early March which resulted in the detention of 17 underage sex workers and a number of foreign patrons. Jabba – channelling the late LMTU with his official yet fact-less based rumors – has deemed it worthy to keep his band of merry men apprised of when the bar will open again via an almost two month old thread he has single-handedly been keeping alive, evidently so they can all stay clear of the place since he is on record for hating everything to do with child molestation, child sex trafficking, and the sexual abuse of minors.

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Despite several posters’ attempts to explain why and how the farang caught ogling the little naked kids on stage during the raid would be in line for deportation and blacklisting – acts which another poster listed as a rumor he’d heard about those farang taken into custody – Jabba remains clueless, failing to recognize the offense they committed while railing against the injustice of helpless farang who sought out an establishment know for offering underage boys for sex being treated in such a manner.

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If Jabba spent even half of the amount of time considering why patronizing a place known for trafficking in child prostitution might be a bad thing as he has on coming up with excuses for those caught up in the raid it might no longer be one of those things he just doesn’t get. But that is as likely to happen as Saudi Arabia’s Commission for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vices realizing why deporting handsome men may have the exact opposite effect on their country’s population of women as what they intended. Some words to the wise for both is the old Arabian proverb: If the camel once gets his nose in the tent, his body will soon follow.

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Monday Muscle #70

29 Monday Apr 2013

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Because it’s been too long since I’ve posted a shot of Alvin Viernes.

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Reach Out And Touch Someone

28 Sunday Apr 2013

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Finally, technology has caught up to AT&T’s old advertising slogan. And that’s good news for all of you who have a boy friend waiting for you back in Thailand. Now you can get some personal satisfaction for all that cash you and him, just like you do when you are in town. Need to get your rocks off and, nice guy that you are, want your boy to shake rattle and roll too? Now there’s an app for that. Condom manufacturer Durex, not content to just keep your play safe, recently released the product of your wet dreams: Fundawear, electric underwear fitted with miniature actuators to produce the sensation of touch. And it’s all controlled through your smart phone. Or actually the phone you bought your latest boy du jour.

Using the same technology that makes mobile phones vibrate, each pair of Fundawear has five actuators built into them enabling long-distance lovers to touch and tease each other from halfway across the planet, all through your iPhone. Phone sex just took on a whole new meaning.

Fashion, fit, and sexual function . . . Fundawear takes cybersex into a new dimension.

Fashion, fit, and sexual function . . . Fundawear takes cybersex into a new dimension.

Durex commissioned fashion designer Billie Whitehouse to design the undergarment component of the remote pleasure system. And Whitehouse says she fashioned the garments with style and comfort in mind to make what she calls an “attractive piece of technology. Described as “when fashion meets foreplay,” the black boxer briefs look good and feel good too. Over and over again. Next time your boy du jour starts playing with his phone, you’ll be glad he’s so talented with his thumbs as he turns your grumpy frown upside down.

Or, for the more adventurous, you may instead want to try LovePalz, the world’s first internet-enabled sex toy, which doesn’t have an app but more than makes up for it in sexual realism. The LovePalz kit consists of a pair of devices (you’ll want to order two of the phallic ones named Zeus). Connect online with them and the devices “sense your motions and immediately send them real-time to your lover”. With a minimalist appearance and metallic silver finished streamlined shape this innovative sex toy of the future senses you or your partner’s actions/reactions and transmit them to each other’s device, all in real time. No more wondering if he’s faking it, you’ll now know exactly what he’s feeling.

LovePalz gives you all of the senses of being with your guy. Except for the part where your wallet gets lightened.

LovePalz gives you all of the senses of being with your guy. Except for the part where your wallet gets lightened.

LovePalz works much like a Fleshlight, except it’s interior is an inflatable air bag, which expands and contracts based on the speed suggested by your partner’s device. You don’t even need to groan, “I’m Cuming!” any longer ‘cuz your partner will know you are reaching climax by thee speed and intensity of his device’s reaction to yours.

Who knew that Bill Gates tinkering in his garage would one day lead to bringing you and your lover together even when you are miles apart?

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Stay In Bed Sunday #69

28 Sunday Apr 2013

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If you didn’t know what the phrase ‘rode hard and put away wet’ meant bfeore, you do now.

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End Of The Week #87

27 Saturday Apr 2013

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Huh. I never considered using grapes as bait before . . .

angkor thom The Golden Banana in Siem Reap has a blog, which normally I’d ignore. Commercial blogs geared toward getting business just don’t do it for me. But this one incudes a wealth of information about the area, stuff I haven’t run across elsewhere. And the post about a different way to visit Angkor Thom is top notch . . . plus it gives me an excuse to visit Siem Reap again. Giving credit where it is due, I found this link on Nicky’s Gay Pattaya Blog – he doesn’t just cover Sodom By The Sea, his extensive site is always worth checking out.

ladyboy How much of a ladyboy are you? This 6 part test reveals whether your brain is more man or woman like. Of course that’s assuming women actually have brains. The only problem is one part of the test requires the use of a metric ruler which they don’t tell you about in advance (no, not to measure that!) but you can fake it if need be and still not skew the results.

tetsticular adjustment Here’s a video lesson on how to adjust your balls in public without arousing suspicion from onlookers . . .

tom Because I know Hendrik’s life just isn’t complete without regular updates on hot Olympians, here’s Tom Daley at the recent diving championships with what looks like a bit of razorburn where he attempted to define his treasure trail. Let’s hope he has better success next time. And does his legs too.

Took Lae Dee With all the touri who flock to Patpong, you’d think there would be numerous good places to eat in Bangkok’s red light district. Nope. In the general vicinity you can find a few, but in Patpong itself what is available is expensive and not worth the prices charged. Kinda like the girls. That’s changed: Took Lae Dee, Foodland’s lunch-counter style restaurant, has finally opened a branch at the store on Patpong Soi 2. Cheap, good, and strange . . . if you’ve never eaten at any of their other branches, you haven’t really done Bangkok. So it’s probably one of those Places In Thailand Jabba Has Never Heard Of. Here are some reviews of the chain with menu items and prices mentioned.

sexy death A link that honors LMTU’s recent passing and should get Boo Hoo hard, all in one click: The 11 Craziest Unexpected Sex-Related Deaths In History

silom soi 2 The gay nightlife on Silom Soi 2 is nicely covered in an article on a new Thailand blog that debuted this month, farangfreedom.

boy zone I often get asked where I get the pix of the hot guys I feature on this blog. The answer is that I steal them from a few dozen different websites. When it’s a photographer’s home on the internet, I include a link in this weekly post as a thanks. But since I just ran across a new site this week filled with hotties that also rips pix off other sites and haven’t gotten a chance to go through it thoroughly yet, I’d thought I’d give y’all the link and let you take a look for yourself. Just don’t let the thumbnails of naked fish at the top of the page throw you off . . . I haven’t figured out why they are there – that applies to the existence of fish in general too.

money Cheap Bastard Tip Of The Week: When money matters most, catching a taxi from the departure area at Suvarnabhumi can save you 50 baht. The hows as well as airport taxi basics – at great length – are well covered in The Definitive How To Catch A Cab At Bangkok Airport Thread. But word is that one-directional rotating gates have been installed with signs on the gates warning against climbing them to put a halt to the practice. Like a little gate is gonna come between you and a buck fifty in your wallet.

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