It is an old bar which many on this forum are aware of. The name of the bar is not exactly Nature Male. One has to perform some degree of lexiconal gymnastics by substituting "Male" with a-word-that-shall-not-be-uttered in these politically correct times.

Good grief!

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My favorite bar in Pattaya is Young Men - Young Men - Young Men. How about you guys?

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Surely the word "Boyz" (spelled with a z) is safe from the language police where the-word-that-shall-not-be-uttered is not?

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Why would changing one letter make a difference?

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Because what is actually happening is that it is the language that is being policed. It does not matter what meaning is applied behind the words we use, it is one word that has been declared out of bounds (lest it mean what some fear it to mean, even though in nromal parlance - among us particularly - it doesn't mean what they fear it to mean). Therefore if the issue is the word, then surely a different word (and one can arguably say if a word is constructed with different letters, it is a different word) it shouldn't be an issue anymore.

I'm just pointing out the logic behind language policing.

For example if language police ban the word "Phil", surely we can still use the word "fill". If they ban "fax", surely it doesn't mean "facts" is banned too.

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HAHAHA !!

15 guys - if you're are talking about the same place that I'm thinking of, you might be able to fit 15 persons in that joint, providing you pretended it was the subway at rush hour with everyone standing!!

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