Yahoo’s purchase of Tumblr which resulted in the site hiding tags that would allow you to easily find NSFW gay blogs hasn’t stopped bloggers from posting pix of hot naked Asian guys to their heart’s content and J’aime Asian Men is proof . . . because we all do.

Hard to believe that the list would be that limited, but here’s Five Things Farang Men Must Stop Wearing. I think they meant in Bangkok, but worldwide works too.

The internet is a great source for budgeting for your trip to SE Asia, though that means accounting for the 5 baht Bucky worries an employee will demand as a tip as well as the 3 satang windfall Christian advises you’re in line for by keeping an eye on the ground. Regardless it’s nice when a website is specific in quoting costs rather than providing a ballpark figure. And if your travels include Phnom Penh, The Boundless World has a published list of costs for playing Rambo. It turns out blowing a cow up with an RPG is not priceless. That pleasure will run you $350.

Thanks to Alexander Skarsgard’s penis’ starring roll in last week’s True Blood episode, nostalgia requires we also take a look at 10 Penises Featured on HBO. Eat your heart out Anthony Weiner!

If my recent suggestion to try either coffee or beer made from elephant poop didn’t make your mouth water, maybe a more traditional spirit that you wouldn’t normally associate with the Kingdom might do the trick. I wonder how you say Cuba Libre in Thai? And is that then a violation of the lese majeste laws?

When a Depends commercial airs in the middle of the VMAs, it’s gotta make you wonder what in the hell was that advertiser thinking? With these 23 Most Unfortunate Advertising Placements it’s more about not thinking about location. Because placement always counts.

Being the young successful gazillionaire businessman that he is, if I had Beachball’s email address I woulda sent this video to him directly. What I Learned From The Thai Prostitutes provides an interesting perspective on the business acumen of commercial sex workers, easily adapted to make any enterprise more successful. Not to mention the world of business would be much more exciting if it always included a hummer.

You can take the bar boy out of the bar, but can’t take the bar out of the bar boy.

Thanks to the internet, everyone is an author these days and no where is that proposition scarier than with travelogues. Those who feel the need to share their travel experience with the world do okay with posting a photo of what they had for dinner, managing to capture the feel of the place they visited, not so much. If you’ve ever visited Chiang Mai’s Tha Phae Boxing Stadium to watch Muay Thai, this article should bring back memories – both good and bad. If you haven’t, it might entice you to make a visit. Or not. Either way, the author does a good job of bringing the stadium’s atmosphere and the Chiang Mai Muay Thai experience to life.

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