DeepnHard

And you look at the documented cases of HIV transmission by oral sex, and the number is very low. Something less than the fingers on one hand (this is from memory). So....it's definitely low risk. And who knows how many of those victims had open sores or hideously bleeding gums.
 
Offset this low risk with the joy of hot cum pumping into my mouth, and it's no contest. Maybe someday, there'll be a charity benefit called The Ladyboy Cum Tasting Festival, where LBs will load up 10 wine glasses which will then be passed around to the panel of discerning and experienced judges.

I like the Strand Inn on Patpong 2, straight across from Electric Blue and adjacent to Badabing. The Madrid on Patpong 1 would also be an option.
 
Room at Strand Inn

 

And you look at the documented cases of HIV transmission by oral sex, and the number is very low. Something less than the fingers on one hand (this is from memory). So....it's definitely low risk. And who knows how many of those victims had open sores or hideously bleeding gums.
 
Offset this low risk with the joy of hot cum pumping into my mouth, and it's no contest. Maybe someday, there'll be a charity benefit called The Ladyboy Cum Tasting Festival, where LBs will load up 10 wine glasses which will then be passed around to the panel of discerning and experienced judges.

The mouth is not a friendly place for the HIV virus. The virus is very fragile and saliva contains enzymes that instantly damage it. Also, the HIV virus can not withstand exposure to air, which also exists in your mouth. Tiny cuts from brushing and flossing are not enough of an opening for transmission. Neither is a mouth ulcer -- unless it is open and actively bleeding.
 
For HIV to be transmitted through oral sex you need an open wound big enough for the virus to instantly enter your bloodstream before being damaged by air and saliva. The average ulcer doesn't fit that criteria.

There's apparently silicon based lube, which stays slippery and doesn't damage condoms. I'll look for it in pharmacies.
 
What I've gathered so far (these aren't my opinions, and don't know how many of these are available in LOS):
 
"Popular silicon-based lubes include:

Wet Platinum: By the makers of Wet, naturally, this is high quality and very long-lasting.

Eros Bodyglide: It's almost identical to Wet Platinum, but more expensive.

ID Millennium: ID Millennium is a good lube, but not quite as smooth as Eros or Wet Platinum. It's still a good choice, however.

Play Tingling silicone-based lubricant, made by Durex. It provides a tingling sensation and has a minty scent and taste." (Hmmm)

Forgive me if you all know this like scripture. I did a site search (using the search engine) and couldn't find this topic discussed, so I thought I'd throw it out there.
 
As far as sex lubricants go, oils are very dangerous--for instance like Johnson & Johnson Baby Oil (a mineral oil), or even something as innocuous as coconut oil. The oils are a bit deceptive too, because they often don't break the condom outright, but nonetheless eat little microscopic holes in the latex, which are invisible to the eye but big enough for STDs, including AIDS to easily pass through.
 
Water based lubricants are the way to go, though I hate them because they always dry out so quickly (though you can make them slippery again be adding water).
 
I once tested the above facts (to see how bad the situation about was) with two condoms: one I'd lubed with water based lube and the other with J&J baby oil. I let them sit for about 20 minutes on my bureau then tried to break each by stretching them. I couldn't break the water lube, by the baby oil broke easily with just mild stretching. (I was demonstrating this for a Cambodian GG, who didn't believe me)
 
I once saw a site that did systematic testing of this sort (unfortunately I can't locate it) and determined that for many oils you only have perhaps 5 minutes before holes develop in the condom. Much more time was needed for breakage but only 5 minutes or so to catch an STD.
 
All this is bad news for me. I love J&J baby oil to lube up my baby.
 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Condom#Materials
 
This article says it's more like 1 minute with some lubes...
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/0010782489900188

Pissing contests get old after awhile, just like piss. At first it's frothy and entertaining. Later it's just sticky and awful.
 
We're here to talk about to glories of fucking and getting fucked, big tits, small beautiful hormone tits, big sperm loaded balls that can pump a mile of cream, dicks you can gag on, great asses to hold, probe and lick, wonderful kisses, and even love.
 
So who wants to smell stale piss day after day? The toilets of Boy's Town (Silom 4) are for that.
 
PS: Or failing that, set up your private hate chat line so the rest of us aren't infected. Or meet out in the parking lot?

Pissing contests get old after awhile, just like piss. At first it's frothy and entertaining. Later it's just sticky and awful.
 
We're here to talk about to glories of fucking and getting fucked, big tits, small beautiful hormone tits, big sperm loaded balls that can pump a mile of cream, dicks you can gag on, great asses to hold, probe and lick, wonderful kisses, and even love.
 
So who wants to smell stale piss day after day? The toilets of Boy's Town (Silom 4) are for that.
 
PS: Or failing that, set up your private hate chat line so the rest of us aren't infected. Or meet out in the parking lot?

Here's a discussion on thaivisa.com which confirms what the others have said:
 
http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/788710-entering-thailand-with-6-months-validity-on-passport-with-tourist-visa-exemption/

For a million Laosian Kip, you are correct sir!

My last and only STD was back in 1970, crabs. Crabs were pretty endemic in the San Francisco area. It was a bit of an ordeal to get rid of them though: take a shower and coat yourself with this crab shampoo all over, don't rinse it off, and leave the shampoo on for a full 24 hours. Ok, but then clean all your clothes, boil your sheets, etc. I remember the crabs especially because I'd just started a new job, was sitting around the training table for new workers, and I noticed a leetle crab (the things are tiny) walking across the table. It had dropped off my arm and was headed right for a large black woman that I didn't get along with. They're happy little colonizers and not prejudiced at all.

Thanks all---
 
Just some feedbag...I live by the river (actually about 200 ft from my window), but I tried the bumgun anyway. Tight against my ass was the only way it would penetrate. I pushed the trigger of the bum gun and started filling up like a waterballoon. After a short time, I stopped and then blew it all out again, and could see by looking in the toilet that it was effective. Not only that I but I didn't seem to get diareah or a parasite (too early to completely tell since parasites take a while to incubate, but I think I'm OK).
 
There's one point about enemas (for sex at least): you're only supposed to fill your rectum, which is the part that goes from your asshole to the "transverse colon", transverse because it's parallel to the ground, not vertical like your rectum. You want to fill the rectum, but not the transverse colon, or you'll have shit leaking out of you for hours, worse than the original problem. This video explains more:
 

Here is a good primer for using advanced codes with Matrix that allow you to plan routes using specific airlines or routing thru LAX or NRT or wherever:
 
http://hackmytrip.com/2012/09/using-routing-language-with-ita-fare-matrix/
 
You can't book trips with Matrix. Instead, you print up your itenarary and either give it to a travel agent or call the airline directly. There is no way for the consumer to input the all the codes into airline websites. I use Matrix for my flights, and it has always been my experience that giving the codes to a TA is easier than trying to book codes directly with the airlines. The airlines act as if you are pulling their teeth out when you read out all those booking codes to them over the phone. TA's are happy to do it for you because you have already done all the legwork for them.

Deep,
 
My partner had HBV injections 2 years ago and when I have my annual check up she also has anti body check a simple $50 blood test, well worth it for peace of mind.

Forgive me if you all know this like scripture. I did a site search (using the search engine) and couldn't find this topic discussed, so I thought I'd throw it out there.
 
As far as sex lubricants go, oils are very dangerous--for instance like Johnson & Johnson Baby Oil (a mineral oil), or even something as innocuous as coconut oil. The oils are a bit deceptive too, because they often don't break the condom outright, but nonetheless eat little microscopic holes in the latex, which are invisible to the eye but big enough for STDs, including AIDS to easily pass through.
 
Water based lubricants are the way to go, though I hate them because they always dry out so quickly (though you can make them slippery again be adding water).
 
I once tested the above facts (to see how bad the situation about was) with two condoms: one I'd lubed with water based lube and the other with J&J baby oil. I let them sit for about 20 minutes on my bureau then tried to break each by stretching them. I couldn't break the water lube, by the baby oil broke easily with just mild stretching. (I was demonstrating this for a Cambodian GG, who didn't believe me)
 
I once saw a site that did systematic testing of this sort (unfortunately I can't locate it) and determined that for many oils you only have perhaps 5 minutes before holes develop in the condom. Much more time was needed for breakage but only 5 minutes or so to catch an STD.
 
All this is bad news for me. I love J&J baby oil to lube up my baby.
 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Condom#Materials
 
This article says it's more like 1 minute with some lubes...
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/0010782489900188