"In the land of the blind the one eyed man is king"
Yawn yawn yawn. The Sun is owned by Rupert Murdoch the 86 year old who recently married the ex model Jerry Hall, 25 years younger and before that Wendi Deng....37 years younger.
"The Sun reports" - well, now there's the first glaring mistake .....as the Sun rarely reports anything, just muck rakes, offends truth and throws in a bit of light racism and general hatred towards others mainly - and most especially towards us gays.
Brad the Impala (April 21st, 2017), christianpfc (April 27th, 2017)
No mention here of the gay sex scene as it seems to be doing a good job of bringing about it's own demise.Originally Posted by Nirish guy
"In the land of the blind the one eyed man is king"
Those photos will ensure that the number of UK men visiting Pattaya will increase dramatically. It was The Sun that popularised the Page 3 nudes, though the fact that girls aged just sixteen were sometimes employed suggests that these Sun readers may need to watch their step when choosing their lady friends.
Of course, what they really like are ladyboys.... straight men here are obsessed by them. Perhaps The Sun could publish some photos of the best-looking ? It would save those ladyboy bars that are struggling to make ends meet.
The Sun should be put down.
funny thing that...seems like doing lady bois is a thing with UK louts...
There was a lengthy article in yesterday's Bangkok Post which can be summarised as a message to those who think there will be a clean-up - "In your dreams". I particularly liked the quote from the English bar owner that ended the piece - "There's only so many games of golf you can play"
christianpfc (April 27th, 2017)
Dunno....maybe it needs to be toned down a little. Like one should be able to walk down walking street or patpong market in bkk and not be able to look through open bar doors and see thailand's youth on display on a stage up for sale like a slave market. With little effort s circus like walking street could be turned into s good stalls and night market selling the usual tourist crisp with the sleaze easily available but shielded behind closed doors.
I thought having the goods on display to entice potential buyers inside is the essence of the retail experience?
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