TO LostNoomThai

I am sure many gay Japanese - Americans were offended by your racial reamark .

( so as may Japanese residents by Thai guy's remark as well )

Please refrain from posting words might offend certain races here .

Thank you for your cooperation

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Dear NINJA,

calling a jap YOON doesn't really sound racist to me. I think it 's kinda cute.

I don't know about THAIGUY but I am willling to apologize to you...let me get my knee pads out and get down on my knees to beg for your forgiveness. But before you spray your holy water on me please let me know so I can open my mouth and keep my eyes shut. Woohoo.....

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Maybe it's "Jap" that he finds offensive. Anyway, please refrain from using both terms.

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Dear my sis ,


Of course , I forgive ya , sis .
Actually I want to kneel down on knee pads ,
and you spray " NAAM KWAI " to me . OK ?


Dear our moderater ,

Thanks for yr undestanding .

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Sorry Ninja if it is offensive for the Japanese people. I didn't know. In Thailand, it's a common word we call Japanese, similar to Farang for white Europeans and Americans, Khaeg for Indians and Arabs.

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NINJA son,

If you want NAMM KWAI ( I think I know what it is) you need to ask THAIGUY since he's a real butch top, I can only offer you KIKOMEN soy sauce !

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G HOST ( in front of MRT Rachada station ) is closed temporarily .

So , my BF and me hurried to G STAR to get b4 10PM SPEY ROYAL special .

The place was so busy and hot with many very young and good looking guys .
We couldn't believe it was Wednesday .

I am sure this is one of the most popular gay disco clubs in BKK now .

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A couple of weeks back (mid May '09) I went to G Star with a local friend. They were holding a sexy swim suit show with a troupe of professional male Thai models.

The show was scheduled to start at midnight, but at 0200 there was yet another announcement of 'start in 10 minutes'.

In fact I should have had the common sense to have left much earlier. The place is a serious fire trap even with a medium crowd, but on that evening it was packed like sardines in a can and impossible to move even a little bit at the 'table' we were using. Replacement drinks were being passed from customer to customer to eventually arrive at the final table, because the waiters could not enter the packed crowd.

Earlier in the evening there was an in-house show, would you believe with Hawaiian garden lanterns on poles with kerosine or similar and real flames. The acrid smoke was causing many people to cough, and the flames were about 20 cm away from some overhead curtains. People in the crowds kept telling the ladyboy dancer to move the lantern away from the curtains, but he didn't get it.

It took us about 15 minutes to slowly edge our way through the crowd to an exit door.

Obviously there was no control on the total numbers of people inside the venue.

If there was a fire or an incident then many people would have died.

Nobody ever learns. l will certainly never go back.

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